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respective districts " Territory and 70 hln or
-el O. oe preceele4 against u tls form ~ ~ Tor Ne
itse -As oe arrested Ail Atl 90 h in s-tA s-ni As
.le -~tIct llase may order. ,Nctc0llg tle sad
" s~V t-osi- collars ~ tlt Ul Tie
damages s~orl 90 ~ tAe 4dAsit oi Tie person bring
"a. a., suit
- O. And ls 4 fultAer esae.sd. That iae person
bringing s44 s-li Anl ploseclilas t g. ina lesmeIt
shall b, tliitlel reserve ouc A4l tAe amount such
forfeiture A, ws lAl tlc ana oi t1S t-l-
KS be- slA. rtlUser aka al..cyt- aha tAt OiAef l-
llcree shall .eols O. ans pt lAi- over 10 ue United
states AZ susA ftfs.I shall rt tAst- q lr.'ife 70
bis all lVsI. i-t cDurl lial ANlfi aEainss we
...cl4alt Go te a4twt4 al4 taAl4 Atlor4iie g. nv
QrUklso r-t ui c.-It tDrcr. vr tlai siAl
b, a lolce s4.t. ost~scl private parties 10 sali
cl-rt Promised. HAT -.ot 4or-ou s.4 Be- liable Tor al
costs ucurrcl os himscl thc case ana shall Lave No
can sAcrciul ou tie l-ised States
Sec. An4 3, q flirtArr snaCioi. That every such
--ls sA--l lu cDUulelee4 within s-rs from iic DO
.ls er committing t-e At-- abe A"1 --t,fNAiNs
$50 Anl te q furtArr eriatict- lh-t no oreer NF
agent ..y banking viltf commercial evfl4asioa.
ui. lutr ci alA nrlcauiHt vi NA-ink arm. of
person directly indirectly Interested n tno luary
qrQlts contracts ul such corporation ~ lf NJ si- Dc
employ rl SHAH NllOcr cog -scAt N tAe I'M
Hl tlc tl-n-alfll l n-- r- "a tl s-eA cor
porAtou drn aul every such suct ol,sr. asent or
member. o- rsls0l 81 interested ~ll -A e. A't s1
lfsu i,tDu sAeltoi. ll punished ot nne o. n's
more tlAu Two tL1asAla collars ltf less Khan Nv nun
-red dollars. sn- by impr r.soaa,lt for term no1 eA
cee4lng t~o years.
So, . All b. q fart.er raadioi That ali acts and
paris Di Acls consistent i rtpusu 90 aA al
s1e provisions u shs 4ct are hereby repealed s-NhN
however all excepting auN ANA a su- or prosecutions
l,u-luF Aud al fgAt- v suli ~ pfo-
ccssan under ANY piuE ae oi ,ousIsss en -ee"an' q.
the lolug uI committing i Auy hereby prohibited
AID a. rlhi- al Whlll thD nllr states or any
person lrIs. noH A4Nv srDalls uut Nl such ffinr
act al which fsi ia. suits nl prosecutions fAa ife
c,l ana Dee determined aul al Wlcl rg lie <nl claims
sls is f4i- AID ticct.a az q this pre-
llt Aal nut been passed uur elt.l tl> al ue -
construed Boz amy Way O. impair at an'e' 'Ae ops-
illu duty ur liability luA person Who ANN - "i -Aai-
hcrsafol become tlt surely ui au9 Tefsr contracting =
Nltl tlc ilttl States. auA Dlc,r o ascent AAei,oi
tlt default Df l, lp4 n ilr same manner a i
tlI- at ia- lut hfrl passed. save tls extent t' NN.'
bus prrcra. has ieriorm rmo- te contrast cog, aAn't,
have b. 90 recovered % llr extent . Nie Aau ui tAc
-aMsE.s su rttOK.rt. arl fat Which 4sl amount NAV
be slO Wu in reduction pl DamaEts any sun nr"ntl'
against tLe prmcpa .L. s-r,ly oI principals aud safe
I tc-. uu their contract
Approve4 March O. l-G.
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Now that the spring elections are over, It is
very easy 20 ascertain the poiluc-l complexion
of the next Congress. The Senate Is strongly
Republican. aud M the House have also a
good working msi nriiy The House., as elected
ihu- tar, iools up 50 Republicans and "a oppo-
sition, There sre tWeuty seven more Hembers
10 be elected. VIZ: three from Vermont, three
from West Virginia, three from California. eiev-
ga from Kentucky SIX from Mary laud one iva
caucyl from Missouri. OF these Ne can conn
deuuy calculate ON those from California, and
those from Wet Virginia and Vermont swell
ling the Republican numbers 90 %, while the
Democrats viii probably carry the election 10
bll the vacancy m Missouri, caused boy Noeils
death. making their total 10 These hgures
give a Republican majority OF 10, and thas even
i the Democrats carry all the II Cougressmen
In MARY land and Kentucky they will leave the
Republicans TWO majority. The Administration,
however, will gain number of supporters IN
both these States, ani the Republican majority
Nill be large enough TO prevent the possibility
OF the coppeIheads obtaining control OF the low
er House
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In the Office of the treasurer sam; Louis
messenger, Watchnsn, ana l4borer whose salaries ia
Tie assrssAts shall noI eXlse- w. thousAll dollars
T. TIE Office ~ The Secretary cf tbs Navy. tlrtt
oi The arst clAss and three o. the second class
IL tA- orcnance Bureau O. the Navy, clief CLERK
ana three clerks oi the second class
n TIE Bureau o Provisions al Clothing .wo clerks
q TIE 1rss class aul swo o.. the second class.
In each o. tie Bureaus oi Mecine Anl surgery Elu.p
nelt and Recruiting and Navigation one labor,r 10 an
annual salary " SIX hundred dollars
In ms Navy department two additional Ugh. watch
m.a each a. ~ aln-s salary OF SIX hundred dollars
IN ths Pension Ofce three clerks u c'lSs f.r four
of cass three, four Of cass two nine az class one on
a-llilelal stant messenger salary u seven I'm
srel cellars, ar one additional laborer 40 sla-, ~
~ hundred dollars per anugnl FOR the current vcar
I've Al-icaal clerks oi e2ss four. siK o class sArco.
eight o. class two, And sixteen II class one ono stf
1onA Asssi iAnl ID Ssenser a. salary " hundred
loiArs- and one additional lalortr - q salary of \
hundred dollars per AMMAN. Tor the fsc4 wear ending
June thirty. eighteen hundred an sixty -four
In TIE or1ce of The Secretary of War sx clerks of
class folr. an eiglt ~ class one
In tie Office o. Chief o. Ordnance of tt. W. Ia
pArimeH' three clerks Of Class four and twenty
IL the Office n the AuutAnt General eht clerks of
class TWO, and twenty 81 class one.
IL the oiice oi TIE Commssary General twelve clerk
o. eass one -nd one torer A. salary of sx hundred
collars per a4num
Ia The otee oi The Surgeon General che clerk Of .ass
ioaf one u Class three, Two OF class sso and twenty
one 81 class one
In The orce 90 the Paymsstsr General four clerks q
SAss 'i Aud sixteen ~ class one. and the oce OF
tie 0Alsi o. Engineers, tWo clerks oi class one
Anc tLc several CLERKS other EMPLOYEES authnri
L. ~ tAls section shall be appointed the heads o
Ihe several departments T. which they are several Jas
A'AeAe an the amount necessary pay their sala
ries liom I'll. time oi their -ppomtml nj Tor tho sca
year eAalus June thirty. eighteen hundred ana sixty
three anu FOR the dsca wear ending June thirty e1h
Keen hundred ana sixty four, Is hereby appropriate
therefor
Sec ) And be Il further enacted. That nothing con
tanned II shc tArf section of al act entitled Al ac
h~Alns appropriations Tor tAe e.T ending
JuAe thifty eighteen hundred sixty three AuD foi
'he year ending June thirty Eighteen huB1rcl -4 sixty
'"o ~-l Tor ttlri purposes. approved JuIs sixteen
eighteen huqdrea aud sixty Two shall be construed 3.
increase the salaries of the superintendent of iAc cen
sas or the Assistant Posimasters Ganeral
Approved February ISIS
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Irrrne-No a.

An ACI % prevent correspondence with rebels
be enacted by tac Senate and House u ReyrsstIfirss
q ne tnitof States gf AmsrloG CoTgrcss assembled
That any person being resident OF tie United states
or beng citizen thereof AMI residing any foreign
country shall without the permission authority Df
Tie Government OF the Jnited states and nth the n
tent o. defeat the measures Il the said Government
10 weaken IN any way ther efficacy. hold or com
mence. directly or indirectly any correspondence iu
tercourse written verbal wiki the present pretended
rebel Government or with any oncer agent thlreo
OF with any other Individual acting OF sympatlizng
thereWith. of any such person above mcutiuueI not
duly authorized shall counsel or assist iu arv such core
respondeuce or Intercourse With intent Aforesaid d.
shall be deemed guilty OF high mlslemeauor. ana. uu
CONVICTION before any Of the United hayi
jurisdiction thereof shall be punished by nne not tx
ceedng tel thousand dollars ami by lmprsoumeui not
iess than siN months nor exceeding i've years.
Sec . And b. a further efaGctci, That where tle
offence is committed any foreign country the district
court Of the United for the where the
fender shall be- first arrested shall have jurisdiction
thereof
Approved february s. 1863
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HUMAN RFu.iss DrscovFSrO At POurru.-

HUMAN REXAISs DISCOVERED AT PoNrEII.-
Galghani publishes the following curious story
"A very Interesting discovery has ust been
made by N. Forell the Inspector OF the eIca-
Vations al PompeiL While digging al depth OF
from eight to ten feet, the pickaxe struck into
little mass Of coins and Jewels 81. Fiofelli then
continued the Excavations he greatest
care, removing the earth grain grain, and,
after some labor, was rewarded bf .he discovery
the hardened ashes, Of the perfect mould Of a
man ia a lying posture the skin of whom had
dried up. but the skeleton remained intact. NJ.
Florelh caused plaster Of Paris 10 be poured in
10 ,he form of the Pompeiian, and the cast
ing succeeded admirably. With the exception Of
iwO fragments O. al arm aad a leg, where the
mould was Incomplete, The cast Of the man is
of the greatest precision; the moustache, the
ods OF the dress aud the sandals are admirably
defined The famous question Of the 1bessau-
fBm Of Gionoyius and Greyius u nov decided !;
he Romans Old wear drawers Also ATchaolo.
gist= viii be delighted al discovering the manner
10 which the aucienis fastened their sandals, At
seeing the heel of the shoe completely protect
ID With iron.
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MARION HOUSE.

(. p Angler Proprietor, jackson. Michigan This
House has been enlarged. redfieI ana elegantly fur
nlshed- Regular Barriers ani Visitors can be accom-
modated with gool rooms hrst class fare and all the
comforts OF Hotel ie al most reasonable prices To
transient guests the Nriou House presents induce
nlents oy way Of apartments large and well located
ana furnished more elegantly than those Of other
hote. IA this part oi the country The proprietor viii
DO an m his power O. make every person 40 the Marion
House comfortable. r. +. Angler. Proprietor
J. o. >EfMOCH. Hrai Clerk. formerly of tac Angler
house, Cleveland. %. +. A Moss. steward. formerly
OF the =. james Hotel. BlfIllo y Iv33s
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A CATHOLIC VIEw OF SLAvERY.-Thc Cincin-
nau Cotholic telegraph ia an article on the
subject OF "Ffee white labor remarks:
Slavery is nearly extinct without an effort
on our p,rt 10 destroy it We, Catholics have
kept our oath m0st scrupuiously; We have left
the South alone and Only when effort failed and
The Whole fabric Of ihe government was about
70 ian into ruin, and anarchy ovefspfead the
land did we after a word in self defeuse against
that perricious system which has brought all
this suffering on our country.
W. NAV here observe that il j. painful for us
70 write on this sutj Co, knowing the violent
prejudices or convictions which prevail, aud
particularly among-t our f. low Catholic citi-
z-ts. But when prejudice becomes dangerous
a. vel a. ridiculous, i b. time for some one 10
expose is folly. It viii soon be obsolete.
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THE NozART RE9IHEsT OS FERSANDo WooD.
The officers Of tie Mozart Regiment Of New
York city, nov attached 10 Buney's Division in
Virginia, have adopted resolutions denouucing
the disloysl,y Of Fernando Wood. Who has On
many occasions b3asied Of his paternity 10 tie
Regiment. One Of the resolutions BAYS.
" e Indignantly repud ate any IN Of Fer
nsndo Wooe 70 our mpatay, osr obligation
or our respect. We declare that be never far
nished man or a dollar for cur benefit whatever:
inst the stand Of colors presented 70 us a. Youk-
er-, before our departure for the seat # war. in
July. 1861, and Ehch Fernando Wood assumed
ne c. EDIT Of prcsentiug from bis oWn mesns
we're paid for by the ci'izens Of Ne~ York. and
never co-t Fernando " ood one cent that re
nave TO sympathy with biz principles, 10 respect
Tor his character, and hope the day j. not far
distant when such traitors vii BE- sbsnned ss
epers and oufcssts.
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JOHN II. HUNT.

- LAW fEF AND SOLICITOR It9J .r.-sou Avsure
tss,,5t, aicn Branch Odire, Washington D. C. 3
nae ~. "a Is4+ Drawings ami Specifications pre-
evs~.', Nua Patents obtained on new inventions Of
II ~ tscr piion Cases taken upon conditional fee
Advics seor 50 ieSircs-that Is no patient no nav
gwen and Circulars sent gratuitouslv. s65yl
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MEADOws.-It i easier and cheaper 10 pick
I'd stone now. than % grind -cytbe In haying
ne: 70 remove bushes and stubs now than 70
mend zcyihe snaths then A roller settles The
frost heava d roots. and sinks the hummock and
small stones FIJI up the bare spots by sowing
seed Cattle droppings In heaps. if scattered
with a long handled mallet. VII fertilize sew
eral square feet instead Of spelling one. Fine
manure. OF ashes. OF linz. spread broadcast as
top dressing. viii show it-elf in the haymoT,
afleT lnOtl many DAYS
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EDGAR HOUSE.

lansing, Nchigan-N. " Edgar Proprietor. The EiSar
mouse Is new. having been just completed and Ill
te1 up throughout 10 the best style and with new fur
nitlre- on Washington Avenue near the site Of the
OLD Lansing House stages leave this House daily S74
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LPrnuc-No 45l

An ACI t. amend act entitled Al act 90 prevent
members Of Congress and officers Of the Government
Of the United states from taking considerations Tor
procuring contracts, Office, OF place from the United
states an. for ether purposes.
BE Il enacted ty the Seiidte and House ~ Representatives.
Of the tnltol States Of AmercG ia Congress assemtfed
That the provisions of said act shall be 30 construed
embrace any agent oil t. D.ycrnment Of the Uni
tsd states
Approved February 25 1865
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AtcaOtNE1 AND COUNSELLOR AT Law and solicitor in
seeiy agent Tor pros ecutng claims Of soldiers and
49, 49, widows against the Government for Bounty
Oss..s FSnsiouS, and arrears of lay-l-lasng Mich
me s' I'd beeoes Block up stairs, Washington Ave
sol
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DRAWING.


=. Z MADDEN may be found 10 the corner bv r Taver
Cos Drugstore opposite the Bank with his Draw
prepared az all times o. do any husiless IN the line of
orAying with pr0mptness and satisfaction Terms rea-
promptly attended TO- lvSss
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EXCHANGES HOTEL,

H. D. ROGERS. Proprietor Mason Ilgham county Mich
igan. Lansing Dexter. and Jackson stages stop az
this House Charges reasonable. Livery Stable Is
connected with the House. 34-tf
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STATE OFFICERS.

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor.
CHARLES ) NAY Lieutenant Governor
JAAEs b. PORTER, secretary Of state
GEDRGE II HOUSE, Deputy do
EMIL ANSEKE, Auditor General
EZRA JONES, Deputy do
IOHN OWEN, state Treasurer
JAMEs TURNER, Deputy do
JOHS M GREGORY. -lpornten-elt PUB. Instruction
CORTLAND B. SIEBIN-, lHpuy tp-
SAMUEL. :. Lacy Commissioner state Land Olce
CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do
ALBERT WILLIAMS Attorney General.
JOHN ROBERIoOS, AdJutant General
WILLIAM HAMMOND, quarter Master General
WILLIAM 4. PlIMAN, Inspector General
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- An sbsurd biauder i related 10 Tom
Noore's Diary, about John kemoe. he vas
performing one of his f4Forite parts al some
country theatre, aud sas iuieruptea-fr from time
70 fime b. the -qaa.lng Of child 10 he gallery,
srtil A. length augered oy the rival performance,
hem5.e walked ~irh a solemn step 70 the front
OF The stage, ard Addressing the audience ia his
NOS, rigid tones, s1id, LADIES' and gentlemen,
gn.es- tae play is ltoppsd the child cannot pos
tiveis 20 on
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s..-.,,, # stats-WIIIIA3l II. SEWARD, Of New YORK
S., af ~ Trsasury-SAIMON T. CHASE oi Ohio
Secretary d TIE itero,T,AEI b IHilh d. o. o iIe-1
1oseIo..-y = H,rr-ED VI STANTON, Of Peunsy lvalla-
a',.,.tS S0,aerat-MONIGOMEkf BLAIR, OF Mary land
..s~.-., g>aeraI-EDWAkD BATES, Of Missouri
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~ Prior 70 the Csnneciicst election. Gov.
Sevmour. ef Ne~ York. wrote a letter express
ing biz interest in the election IN Connecticut,
regretting biz Inability 70 take part il the con-
test. and commenting Col. Ton Seymour, the
coDerbesd candidate, az "a pure, patriotic and
honest nan
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q. w. TOPPING. VI. d.


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once at his residence. on
Main Street, IN DeWitt, Clinton County Michigan. All
calls promptly attended %. 377yls
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NJ HUDSON, Proprietor lansing Michigan. opposite
Capitol building General stage Of1cc kept cOuncc
tiOn with the House.
lansing, Mich. April 20 lS6S. al
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HULL q SMILEY.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Office west side Of Wash
ingtou Avenue, North of Presbyterian Church.
J. b. Hull S66vl J. p SMILEY
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Judges OF the Circuit Courts.

Ist Dist EDWARD II. g.. WILSON.
"a " NATHANIEL BACON.
30 BENJAMIN ,. IA. MliilkkELi-
4th EDWIN LANEENtI
9th 50 BENJAMIN =. GRAVE
9th .- SANFORD 81 ORLtN
7th " JOSIAH TURNER.
sth Lot l. r. LOWELL.
9Th FLAVfJ- j. llIILiJOaN
10th JAMES BlRNEI.
UDDeT Peninsula, DANIEL GOODWIN
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ATTORNEYS Counsellors and solicitors Lansing Mchi-
gan Prompt attention given 10 Collections, Pay ment
OF Taxes, aud Investigation of land Titles.
K. C. DART, :. Il. BINGHAM.
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GEORGE MARLIN Chief Justice.
ISAAC r CHRlsIlANCY, Associate Justice
JAMES v. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING, ''
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0@tial 9irsttorp.
NATlONAL OFFICERS.
THE EXECUTIVE.
rHE CABINET.

p-,,,a>nt-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
-. ..'presiieat-HANNlbAL hAMIIN, OF Maine
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Business Direftorp.

LONGYEAR 4 BUKTCH,
LAW, CHANCERY AND COLLECTING BUSINESS.
J. W ONGYEAR,..-..--...-..-E D. W BURrcH.
Lansing Michigan.
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DIR. FR. CHRIST,
DART a. BINGHAM,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ofice and dwelling on
Michigan Avenue, hve doors east of the Post Ofiice.
lansing. March 10, iS62. ly559
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Board OF Education.
DANIEL. +. BROWN, wrTTER J. BAXTER
EDWIN WILLIS
Regents OF the University.
lst Dist BENJAMIN L BAXTER
% d" EASTMAN JOHNSON.
81 " LEVI BISHOP
4th -" DONALD MCiNlIkE
5th f. LAkIN BROWN.
9Th " HENRY WHITING.
7th LUKE H. PARSONS.
Sth OLIVER l.. -PAllbiNG
9th WILLIAM N. FERRY JR.
10th GEORGE BRADLEY
Trustees OF Deaf, Dumb 81 Blind
Asylum.
JAMES A. WALKER BENJAMIN PlERsON,
j. r. LEROY.
REV B. NJ FAY Principal
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and Biind-f.nt.
Trustees Insane Asylum.
WILSON c. EDsEL, ZINA PITCHER,
WILL AN BROOKS CHAS. W PENNY &,
LUTHER H. TRASK DANIEL l. PRATT
DR. L. H. VAN DEU>EN Medical superintendent
Asylum Tor the lnsaue-kAlamaz0o.
Board Of Control of the Reform
school.
GEORGE W LEE THEODORE FOSTER,
JAMES l. MEAD
Railroad Commissioner.
CHARLES TRIP, OMAR - CONGFR,
HOyEY X CLARKE HORACE VI. PEEK
PERIEY BILLS, WILDER d. FOSTER.
inspectors OF the state Prison.
AMOS ROOT HENRY M BOIES, JOHN MORRIS.
WM. l.. SEATON, Agent Of the state Prison.
j. EUGENE IENNEl, state Librarian.
GEO. ". BROWN, Supt 81 Mary Falls ship Canal
j. CRIPPEN, President state Agricultural Society.
state Board OF Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER. HiZEklAH q. WELLS,
JUSTUS GAGE. SIlAS A. YERkES,
A. : WEIGH, CHARLES RICH
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Laws OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third session Of the Thirty
seventh Congress.
PrBuc-No. Al

Az ACT making appropriations for the legislative exec
utve and Juicia expense u the Government for the
year ending thirtieth June. eighteen hundred and
yf0lr AMI for tie year eghteen hundred and SIX
y three, an for other purposes
Be eaactsd ty the smut aad House Of Representatives.
o. ths Cnd States o Aus>rcG N tongreSs assembled,
That the following be anl the same are hereby aI-
prOprated of any money tae Treasury not other
wise appropriated for the objects hereinafter expressed
for the fiscal year ending The thrteth Of June eighteen
hundred and sixty four namely
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DANIEL +. BROWN, WliiEk J. BAAlE.i
EDWIN WILLIS
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q. a.. DODGE

BUILDER. Materials furnished and all kinds Of Buildi
done and on short notice. 3b5y ]
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MARER, foot Of Washington
Street, below the Lansing House. Wagons con
stantly on hand, at reasonable prices.
Lansing, April 10, 1901. ly3ll
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HORAEIO PRATT.
y. q. SRKANG

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and solicitor in
Chancery, and Circuit Court Commissioner William
ston, lngnam ounty, Michigan
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Trustees OF Deaf, Dumb 81 Blind
Asylum.

JAMES A. WALKER BENJAMIN PlERSON
j. T.. LEROY.
REV. B. NJ FAY Principal.
Asylum for Deaf Dumb and Biind-flint
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-14
THE WEALTH OF MEXICO,

In Mexico there are over one thousand sill
yer mines, yielding between thirty-fve and
forty millions of dollars year. The value of
these mines is increased by the fact that
there are twenty five mines of quicksilver,
which yield from two hundred and fly to
three hundred thousand pounds weight an
nually. Gold is also found in considerable
quantities, stated variously at from three
millions OF dollars upward. The mines are
generally located either on the top or on the
western slope of the Cordllleras. aud have
been wrought for ages. Guld and silver vas
es Of great value and beauty of workmanship
were sent back to Spain by the first conquer
ors as spoIs of var. Iron and copper are al.
so produced in great abundance. One great
hindrance to the realizing of this mineral
wealth is the difficulty of Transporting il 60
the seaboard, there being neither railroads nor
navlgable rivers in the country, and the only
means of transportation being the backs of
mu'es The commercial inertness and want
of mechanical enterprise of the people, and
the small extent To which the combination
and division Of labor are carried, have also
contributed, with the general insecurity nf
property, to prevent the various natural rich
es Of the country from their full development.