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TPUBLlC-NO. 69.1


An act to fix the terms Of the Circuit and
District Courts in the Districts of Wiscon-
sin and Iowa.
Be II cno~'cd by Nc Senate and House ot
Representatives ofthr U";frd States of inner
;ca in Congress assembled, That. instead Of
the times heretofore fixed by law. the Circuit
Court of the United States for the district of
Wisconsin (aftcr the January term. eighteen
hundred and sixty-three) shall be held as fol-
lows: At Milwaukee on the third Monday in
April and first Monday in July. and at Madi-
son on the second Monday in November. and
all writs, suits, pleas, rccognizanccs, indct-
mcnts, or other proceedings, civil or crimi-
nal, issued, commenced or pending in said
court. shall be rcturnable to. be entered. ana
have day in court, and be heard and tried ac-
cording to the provisions of this act
Sec. 9 And be it fIrhcr enacfea. That,
instead of the times heretofore provided BY
law, the terms of the circuit and district
courts for the district of Iowa. to be held at
Des Moines. shall be held on the second Tues
day Of May and third Tuesday in October in
each year, and the fall term of the district
court for said district. to be held at DebuQue,
shall be held on the third Tuesday in Novem-
Der.
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TPuBLIC-NO. SOL

j
An act to provide temporary Government
for the Territory Of Arizona, and for other
purposes.
Be it enacted Ly the Senate and Hoxse Of
Representatives. Of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That all that part
of the present Territory Of New Mexico stu
ate west of line running due south from the
point where the southwest corner of the Ter
ritory of Colorado joins the northern bounda.
ry of the Territory of New Mexico to the
southern boundary line Of said Territory oi
New Mexico be. and the some is hereby,
erected into temporary government by the
name of Arizona: Pr0r;ded. That nothing
contained in the provisions of this act shall
be construed to prohibit the Congress Of the
United States from dividing said Territory or
changing its boundaries in such manner anil
at such time as it may deem proper: P,Drided
further, That said government shall be main
tanned and continued until such time as the
people residing in said Territory shall. with
the consent of Congress, form State govern
ment. republican in form, as prescribed in
the Constitution of the United States, and ap-
ply for admission into the Union as u Statr,
on an equal footing with the original States
Sec. 2. Ind be 1t .farther cxacted, That
the government hereby authorized shall con-
sist Of an executive, Legislative, and judicia!
power. The executive power shall be vested
in governor. The legislative power shall
consist of a council of nine members, and
house of representatives of eighteen. The
judicial power shall be vested in supreme
court, to consist of three judges, and such in
ferior courts as the Legislative council may by
law prescribe; there shall also be secretary,
a marshal, district attorney, and surveyor
general for said Territory, who. toge her with
tbs governor and judges of the supreme court,
shall be appointed by the President. by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
and the term of office of each, the manner of
their appointment. and the powers. duties,
and the compensation Of the governor, legis-
lativc assembly, judges Of the supreme court,
secretary, marshal, district attorney, and sur
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From Milton, Northumberland county, to
Lcwistonville, in the county of Montour.
From West Anticoke, via Harvey's Creek,
to Silver Rock.
From Stroudsburg, in Monroe county, via
Snydersville, Kellersville, and Fennersville, to
Broadhcadsville.
From Kelley's Station, on the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, to Cochrans Mills, in Arm
strong county,
From Reading. via Adams. Brownsville,
and Klops Store, to Womclsdorp.
From New Germantown, Perry county, to
Concord, in the county of Franklin.
Wisconsin,.
From Wausau to Jenny.
From Waupacca, via Amherst, to Plover.
West Virginia.
From Kingwood, via Albright. to Portland.
Colorado.
From Denver to Bear Canon, ON the head
waters of West Plumb Creek.
From Golden City to Ralston Creek.
Dek0ta.
From Mankato, Minnesota, via NJ dalia,
Ashipman, Randolph Lake Stevens Lake,
north and south bends of the Des Moines
River, Lake Graham, Blue Mound, Sioux
Falls, Upper James Crossing, Yankton,
Smntty Bears Camp, Bon Homme, Wannavi.
Huntsville, (or Neshuda,) Philbrick's Cross
ing. (or Chotcau,) and Greenwood, to Fort
Ran andall.
From Elkpoint, via Brule Creek and VAL
ley of Big Sioux River, to Sioux Falls City.
From Great Salt Lake City, Utah, via Og-
den City, Cache Valley, Snake River Ferry,
and Bannack City to Fort Benton.
Nerudo.
From Chico, California, Via Susanvillc, to
Humboldt City.
Washington.
From Fort Laramie, Nebraska, to He'll
Gate, Washington.
Sec. 2. And be it f"r'Aer enacted, That
the true intent and meaning Of the eight Sec
ton of the act entitled. "An act making APP
preparations for the service of the Post Office
Department during the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two," shall be taken, deemed. and con-
strned to be directory to the Postmaster-Gen-
eral to make the mail service on the route
therein mention 3D. scmi-weckly for the per-
iod therein provided.
Sec. 3. And be it .tu,1her enacted, That
the Overland Mail Company now engaged in
ca rying the United States Mail from st. Lou
is, Missouri to Ploccrvillc, California, shall
have the privilege of occupying the public
lands where their stations are fixed at tn" rate
of not more than one mile for every ten miles
of the route on which said company carry the
said mail, and shall have presumption right
therein of any land not mineral, and not dis
posed of or reserved, or to which pre-cmp
ton or homestead claim has not attached
when the same shall be brought into market
to the extent of one hundred and sixty acres,
to be selected con'iguously to and to include
their improvements said pre-emption right
being in lieu of the same heretofore e anted
by the twelfth section Of the act approved
third March. eighteen hundred and fifty sew
en-, entitled " An act making appropriations
for the service of the Post-Ofice Department
during the fiscal year ending thirtieth June.
eighteen hundred and ifty-eight."
APPROVED, February "a, 1868.
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APPROVED, March 2, 1868.
PUBLIC-NO. 72.1

PuBLIc-No. -.
An act TO disapprove Of the twenty sixth of
section of the act Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the Territory of Nevada, and for
other purposes.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House of
Representatives. Of tie United States of Amer.
ica IN Congress assemLlrd. That section twcn.
ty-six of an act of the Legislative Assembly
of the Territory Of Nevada entitled :" An act
to provide for the formation of corporations
for certain purposes" approved December
twenty, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. said
section being as follows: "Scction 26. All
corporations heretofore formed under the pro.
visions of acts Of incorporation in other States
or Territories, and holding or owning proper
ty within this Territory of such character as
specified in section first Of this act. and man.
aged by q board or boards of trustees or di-
rectors. and having their principle place of
business outside the limits of this Territory.
are hereby required to remove their places of
business, principal Offices, books. and papers,
heretofore hept, or necessary for the transac-
tion Of such business, to some point to be
designated by said corporation, within the
limits of this Territory. within six months
after the passage Of this act, or otherwise
such corporation or corporations shall be dis
regarded in law as corporation, and the cor
porators or stockholders thereof be treated as
tenants in common. Or joint owners of such
property so owned or held within this Terrific
ry. Any corporation. by filing and recording
its ccrtifi ate Of incorporation, or certified
copy thereo.", with the secretary of the Terri
tory, and with the clerk of the county in
which such corporation may locate as the
principle place Of business, and fully comply
ing with all the provisions of this act. shall be
deemed sufii lent to entitle such corporation
to all the rights and privileges under the pro-
visions ofthis act" be and the same is here
by disarproved and the same is hereby an
nulled and made void. .-
Sec. 2. And be Il /srtAer enacted. That
all corporate companies, duly organized with
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TPUDI1c-No. 55.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. ofhc United Statesof Amer-
ira in Congress assembled. That the following
be established as post roads:
CMJwnia.
From Colusa to Bear Valley.
From Folsom to Lincoln.
From Trinity Center. via Summervillc,
Cecilvillc, and Centerville, to the Forks OF
Salmon River, in Klamath county.
Missouri
From Warrenton to Troy.
From Warrcnton to Pinkncy.
From st. Charles to Elsah. in Jersey coun-
ty, Illinois. via Portage dc Sioux.
From Wcllsburg. by Chain of Rocks. Bal
lcv's, Chintilly, and Snow Hill, to New Hope,
in Lincoln county.
From Mount Vernon to Carthage, via Bow
les Mills.
From p. ru Station to Blue Grass.
Indiana.
From Knox to Hamlet
From Bristo!, In lana. via Osborns Cor
ners. to Brownsville, Michigan.
From Wilmot, via Indian Village, Crom'
well. to Ligonicr.
From Brookvillc to Sumanville.
IoNa
From DIS Moines, via Adclphia, Nandalia,
Bennington, and Red Rock to Knoxville.
From Sioux City to the Yancton Agency,
Fort Randall Fort Pierre, Fort l'erthol, Fort
Union. mouth of Milk River, Fort Benton,
sun River Farms, Deer Lodge, to Bitter Root
Valley.
From Mason to Marion.
Kentucky.
From Vanccbnrg, via Kinny Mills and the
mouth OF Laurel, to Olive Hill.
Nebraska.
From Omaha City, via De Witt, to West
Point.
From Omaha City, via Hazlcton. to Forest
City.
From Fremont, via Jalapa. to West Point.
From Columbus, via Monroe, to Genoa.
From Columbus to Camden.
From Nebraska Centre, via Elm Creek,
Buffalo Creek, mouth of North Fork Of Platte
River, and Lodge Pole Creek, to Boulder
City, Colorado Territory.
From Fort Laramie, via Deer Creek, Platte
DrlO1c, GTceu AtNeTs diiu AosS AAA~6SAs W.
Salt Lake City, Utah Trrritory.
From Cottonwood Springs, via Republican
Fork, to Fort Riley. Kansas.
From Plattsmouth, via Plattsford and Forks
of Salt Creek, to Camden.
From Brownsville, via St. Frederick, Tc-
cumseh, Vesta, and Austin. to Camden.
Utah.
From Beaver, via Greenvillc and Fort Ad-
ans. to Minersville.
From Payson to Goshen.
New York.
From Boonville, via East Road, to Port
Leydc,., and thence, via River Road, to Ly-
on's Falls.
From Pittsfcld, Pennsylvania, via Freehold
and Louisville, to Broken Straw.
Ohio.
From New England to Amesvillc.
From Braceville to Pennington.
From Greenville, via Clapboard Town, Dills
Station. Beanville, Nevada, Brock, to North
Star in Darkc county.
Pennsylvania.
From Mapletown. the present terminus of
route number twenty five hundred and eighty
three, to Newton.
From Pittsburg to West Middletown.
From Germantown to Silver Rock.
From New Germantown to Concord.
From Quakertown, via Richlandtown,
Pleasant Valley, Springtown and Durham, to
Rieglesvil'e
From Pike, via Wyulusing, to Dushore.
From Pleasantville, via Tionesta, to Clar-
ion.
From New Germantown. In Perry county.
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The following interesting historical sketch
is taken at length from an address of Wendell
Phillips, delivered in New York City, March
II, 1868: ........ ....
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6PAlDLNu'S THROAT C0NFECTT0Ns
CHILDREN CRY FCH
sPALDING'S THROAT CORRECTION

They relieve a Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
they give strength and volume to the voice
They nPart delIcioG. aroma to the breath.
They are delightful to the taste
They are made Of simple herbs aud cannot harm arv
one
adyse every one whe has Coug or r IIusey Voice
hPaGkage OF my Throat CONNECTIONS; they will relieve
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goiltlt 10 the spot" on viii fnd them very u4etu.
an leas 'nt wtt trave ing tending pu5l meet
ms loe Sti'ng vour cough or alaying y0er thirst Ii
you trJ one pa <age an safe saving tngt Won will
yer aterw rd7 consider them nOs, enabip YOU Wi,
ana tem at the uSgjsts aud Dealers in Medicines.
Price Twenty-nve Cents.
Ny Signature Is on each package. All Others r
counterfeit. '' -
a Pack ige will he sent by ml prepaid on re9,l
Thirty Cent?. address ''
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45 Cedar Street New York
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