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\ 49,. u land for sale cheap ~ wocittock, West
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=. 4 h''Ct. 81, isii Place. cor chamber. 1t ~
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A nuqrs or the uttur,s and no 'tocs, OF All Ga
business ~ prc-,uf tu.su ~ No. 30 Monroe .,rsst
attend to liz
EOg SALE At tNION NIL. \. J., TWO
miuu'"' walk irofu uufs" cAr'. two story cottage
NtwaNN StIr1oS. y, Vail, "''" ' eoS
nor SALFIN HROOkLYN Hand.om,
"'N hIi't .t'fy Basement and r'ilM frame house
har sis sud ss"t cto PIE, the d,o,; will be colo
ya,r, fri hWise t1v, IN" ,.rc,',,r,n ,h ro
burs'r W scs
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PARK los, Tree And clear, or would exchange tot =
rnnl, 20 't.e ~ ~ renee 40 cash tot, coIneI o.
py,osi i,ne IN 4. NnkiR. $50
FOR SALE. PRICE : QUO A NEW 2-Story
tram ou-" all ot, the lot - - hy iOo feet Ap
aon,h Bro'shn $40
HOUSES FOG SALFTN 5jl STREET. BE:
- tween ia and Nh svepu.' Three story base
m"nt anu uud,r or..tf, lt,i!, lot iu22 They are
nov Htd n'n vii h. sold cheap easy t-rus; IJe
r'ttct Ii h'suiuv ~ proved nom 80 70 18th avenuea
and rAdoI 20 Central FArk. Apply to VA. u.RAY
~ H. 80 plnv ~ 400
I OIS FOR SALE Al WpODIlAvEN, -.
~ n''l,' above tssi N,w Yotk, hom s+0, payable
lu'h'y, h usc and Icr.., l,ufe AuI lots eap
terms. AMY 60 fllliIP SrENCER 2UI " sshins
! Ton ~. Nrorhlyn, IN the rytuiis. ll3
STOEk 10 LEA line STORE ASD
- nic' rooms 20 o', ~ Tho upv house o. Division
~ vii ui wutrr, unt 80 per month n Ia
'upcd as lOop fkrt ttor'. bil up IA % Divisior
rtret store. 20
SltAh row ~ 10 LEI Rooms WITH
IDstcsd, power ard veil hrhtcd, the buildings u,
and % i.fhc'h T. Inquire on the preIn.t.s, OF n
THOMAS MOTION, o. Maiden Lane J85
'HO LET-lN Tllt SIN BUILDING, COR.
i net ( N,s,.u sud Fulton -, lame room, on ths
9th lo,u IiNJu WIth sihdusa front and ear, suit
able oThty tannL featuring uusIuCes. lp,uuo ~ Ma
,Autt, an hOur. 80
uNO BAkERS-rO LET OK LEASE TIE
L old stallshrd bas,fy lii Concord IT. brooklyn,
with sto.c fixture, and bsauF utrusils all complete
10 Ite'ticl bnk thir u cool opportunity. Eant
Wpd"ts' o u .opi teu,u Iuqdrr VI the owner WIN
nHAkt $pi llud On Az, lirposlyu. 9I6
TIk LUNG ESTABLISHED FAMILY
Gioc ~, 81 Crosby Al With counter shelving and
fixtures, aud wn locrnd flr any business, viii he iss
to sold business uan tuT hat rent Apply Oh the
pltuiIs,s. 81
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A DE MA ard

Tnt READING kOJM AND PICTURE.
Il e,rctt of Co,r'r Union vii b.. T.. op.nsd Mon
y ". sus .'N VI tors are siui't i W hout .nv
chstt' ~ 10th NtArtuC' Is To- tho fotm,r from
m % ~ y M AMI Co. n" lat.tr nom . v m 10 = r.
NJ Apphc'tttnH f.I ynrit't'p 20 the ttec Might
tl,ss,s sd h. cUtVi ifou s,Yt. Let TO oct lst by
IN clsih =, Tie .h,c eft co." ihsttufion, ~h"t. al
furthet INTO imatea crurrruug ihcm can he obts,ncd
ABRAHAM :, litM j. sec. 3Oi
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DAkIRS WANTFD-A GOOD SECOND
~ hand: so. . tn.ri hand, o. ,. oi .t1u. hoy WHO
kuo~ ledge OF the Dulinuss. A. lt1 81 and
4. MI.IAnEbn Nh. l.. d M III. Lh
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ROi WANTED-ABOuT Isl YEARS OF
~ age must undo stand the car Of io-.es. and be
vi Ling to b, gn,rAlly useful - uItiou p,rman mt
e. suitsbe tiol Apply 10 slst IT. only btcs one
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a WONDERFUL RUSH iOH MALE And
"A fcmsl' hlp, OF all ra'irn., 4; NJ btosivay,
o - door 20 the Waeh,n ton Hot .hos. lately
tand .mplo, ID imutII4t"ty. Cc-ks want d. ruf-
~. and : uILls MAn..a. ~
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Dur Old hand. sre reguestcj to W imped q cly.
I e,lsur Mandatory, 80 t,nalt al
DOLL AND Nut MAktES w ASlLD4
DDoit and nut makers sooi wager Tor good me.
thsnics. None others need apply BLACK & eE.
COR, 800 \ n II a.. g11
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s. BLACKSMITH AND \ HELPER
"A San'td, TO s. short d.siauc, In the coIutr..
oot ~aR.s paid Csu ills H.. ul.1 WAnt,ds NOol
vorkmaa on city -oit. Cal :. Eat Iith p. III
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RUi WANIED--A QUIET. STEADY Boy
AJwho u willing 20 We. X. stout - years old, T..
&. BROWNS, Ill Wet broadway. 90
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sD7 H-WANTF a MAN IN ihE
Ouol manufacturing business n pAr,n.r.
~ All ~ Istf i ~ .u-tumrrs Tor cish have Ioy
rtu', ul,htn,f.t '...r ftp.A, hgf~u sud wagon. -,
Am fop tn, g..fn 1000, - l'lnt It, near W'T -
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MAN WANTkD-USEWl 40 HAS WorAci
Nina Wholesale house AMI lhor0ugIy uut, rstpu Is
9. AiGr, str.ppinP b. ad ug barr g, DC; he NUT De-
.4tk correct, not afraid VI WORK, Sud ali" 10 W
a.. Acor cl.J references. Address boz .'33 zen
rs Pc once. 49,
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pOY CONFESSIONS WANIED--2 OR
ASbOys who can typ rap dly, into the cpun-
try - work upon a. afternoon Paper. Apply TO
PRIMER, fr.nchs Ho'.i, 'Di' nolnins. Al nine
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4 PERSON wANTED TO 10 GENIhAL
: "a RI ,tol pau ph q tind-y Apply EAN
pALL MILLS, ~ Ann - - -.ory :"
\ BAKER WANTlU a ,OCNG MAS or
a. ,ood sodt lot 'rr = Col, iitl Laud ,us T. 'tt.
G. Inquire al lyU ll,scttl U.s.
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ATrHE LARGE EMPLOYMENT House.
IA cor OF il'h Of. and 9Th AVE.. male servant,
ssute ID ia good stl>tou-. N ,bc eli. AID country
10th also sifls lately lauded. and ,flil gYl. cort
ilth Al. ami 9TH ave. Mr.. FLOYD II
A RrltlCIAL FLOWER MAktRS " .ntcd.
~ 30 gitl. wanted AZ the shove bas.aos. t,cod w.,
g. pad ever, ct.utLty ul-ui 30 . uuui, or 10
team "a Fhiie .safn.ss, e! Nvust 30 ., be- IN
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NURSE NANIfD--A GlKL. WANTED
y mind . bahy 10 month, old. Apply NJ 81
Npft 18TH n. l,3
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25

sldent Of the United States be and is hereby author
lied 10 enter into treaties with several tribes of In-
dians, respectively. residing in the State Of
sas, providing for the extinction Of their titles 70
lands held in common within said State, aud for the
removal or such Indians of said tribes hold their
land in to suitable localities, elsewhere with
in the territorial limits of the United States and out
side the limits Of any State.
Sec. 5. and be il further enacted, That the
President Of the United States be and is hereby au-
hOrzed to enter into negotiations by treaty 9TH
erwISe, with such loyal tribes or the loyal portions
of such uiLCs residing ia the country south Of
Kansas and west Of Arkansas, commonly known as
the "Indian country" uIay be necessary in order
secure for the Indians of Kansas who shall BE- re.
moved to said: Indian country under the provisions
OF the proceeding section of this act. the title to the
lands 10 which they may be removed.
Section 6. And be IL further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized d.
vert SO much of the unexpended balances of appru.
priaton for the Indian servlde in Oregon and Wash
ington may be necessary 70 meet the outstanding
liabilities Of the Indian department in said State
and Territory during the fiscal year eighteen hun.
dTcd and sixty eighteen hundred and sixty and
ing sixty eight thousand dollars: PF0rded, hOtreUe
Thrt money shall be paid except in discharge of
liabilities incurred in carrying into effect the objects
provided for by law for the Indian service.
Sec. Z. And be il further enacted That the sals.
ries Of the Indian agents in Nevada and Utah shall
hereafter be al the rate OF fifteen hundred dollars pei
annum.
Approved March 3, 1883.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
PrBLIC-No. 9j. I


AN ACT to grant the right Of nrc-cmption to
certain persons on the "Soscol Ranch" In
the State of California
Be It cddct'dhYHo Senate and HynSc of P,n
rcScntttireS ot hr Intt,d .Nlt,s nf .l0,,rj;r0 S,
Congress d$NenhGt} That it may and Shall bc
lawful for the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office t" cause the lines of the public
surveys to bc extended over the tract of coun-
try known as the So>col Reach. in Calitor
ma the claim to which 10y the Don Mariana
Guadalupe lallaiO has been a;iiulgcd invalid
by the Supreme court Of the United States
and 70 have approved plots thereof duly re-
turned t. the proper district land offipe Pro-
r!d'd, That the actual cost D! such survey and
plattln shall first be paid into the surveying
tund hy settlers. according to tl.e reauienents
OF the tenth section of the act Of Congress an.
proved thirtcth of May. eighteen hundred and
slXty-two, to reduce the expenses Of the sur
yey and sale OF the public lands in the United
States.
Section > .indLr It fnrtlcr cnacted That
after the return oi' such approved plats to the
district office 1t may and shall he lawful for in
dlvldualS, bona tide purchasers from said Val
lejo, or his assigns, to enter, according to the
lines of the public surveys. at one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre, the land so pur-
chased, to the extent Ia which the same had
been reduced to possession at the time of said
adjudications of said Supreme Court, Joint en-
tries being admissible by coterminous proprie-
tors to such an extent as wiz enable them to
adjust their respective boundaries
Section s. And b, It iurth,r enactel. That
municipal claims within the limits of the said
SoscOl Ranch may be entered under the
terms, limitations. and CONDITIONS of the town
site act of twcnty-thirl of May. eighteen hun.
drcd and forty four
Section I. And be 1t further rnoctnl That
all claims within the pervicw of this act shall
be presented to the register and receiver within
twelve months after the return of such surveys
to the district land office accompanied bv proof
of bona tidc purchase under Vallejo, of settle
ment, and the extent to which the tracts claim
ed had been reduced into possession at the
time of said adjudication; and thereupon each
case shall be adjudged by the register and re,
celver under such instructions as shall be given
10y the Commissioner of the General Land Of.
flee, to whom the proof and adjudication shall
be returned by the local land Office, and no ad-
judication shall he final until confirmed by the
said Commissioner
Section s. And be Il farther enacted. That
any claim not brought before the register and
receiver within twelve months, as afor>aid
shall be barred, and the lands covered thereby,
with any other tracts within the limits of said
"SOSo0l Ranch, the titles to which are not
established undor this act, shall be dealt with
as ether public lands Hr0rGI,d, That no entry
shall be made of lands reserved and occupied
for military, naval, or other public uses, or
which may be designated t0r such purposes by
the President, nor shall any claim under this
act extend to mineral lands.
Approved, March 3, 1863
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
WHOLE NO. 455

than one hundred and sixty acres as will sn,,ro
the largest price for said lands, the Secretary
IS authorized to receive, in payment of said
lands certificates of Indebtedness of said In
dlanS, issued by the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs for the debts Of said Indians. socurod
to be paid out of the sale Of said lands bv the
third article of the treaty with said Indians
with the nlted States, concluded nj Washing.
ton on the fifteenth day of April eighteen hun
dred and tifty-ninc. The money arising from
the sale of their said lands, after paving the
indebtedness required by said treaty to he laid,
shall be pald into the Treasury Of the United
States and shall be expended as the same is
received; under the direction Of the Secretary
OF the Interior, IN necessary improvements
upon their new reservation; and it Shall he tbe
duty OF the Secretary Of the Interior to allot tn
said Indians III severalty lands which they may
respectively cultivate and improve, not exceed.
ing eighty acres to each head Of family other
than to the chiefs, to whom large all0tmcnts
may be made, which lands when so allotted
shall be vested in said Indian and his hr;rs'
without the right Of alienation. and shall hn
evidenced by patent
Section ). Atd be It further enacted That
the money to be annually appropriated for tho
benefit of said Indians shall De exnrnJnd ~
such manner as will, in the Judgment of the
President best advance the paid Indians in
agricultural and mechanical pursuits. and ena-
Die them to sustain themselves without the aid
of the government And in such ,|iscrimina-
ton may be made in favor of the chiefs who
shall be found faithful to the Government of
the United States, and efficient in maintaining
the authority and peace Of the Indians. Said
Indians shall be subject to the laws Of the
United States, and TO the criminal laws Of the
State or ,:itory in which they may hannrn
to reside; They shall also be subject to su.h
rules and regulations for their government as
the Secretary Of the Interior may prescribe;
but they shall be deemed incapable Of makmg
any valid civil contracts with any person nthrr
than native member Of their tribe without
the consent Of the President of the United
States The Secretary of the Interior shall
also make reasonable provision for the educa
ton OF said Indians. according to their calacity
aud the means at his command
Approved, February u. lS63.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25

delegates from the several other Territories of
the United States to said House OF RcpreSen-
tatives; but the delegate first elected shall hold
his seat only during the term of the Congress
to which he shall be elected. The first cleo
ton shall be held ut such time and place. and
be conducted in such manner, as the governor
shall appoint and direct and at all subsequent
elections the times, places, and manner of hold
ing the elections shall be prescribed by law.
The person having the greatest number Of le-
gal votes shall be declared by the governor to
be duly elected, and u certificate thereof shall
be given accordingly. That the Constitution
and all the laws of the United States which are
not locally inapplicable shall have the same
force and effect within the said Territory of
Idaho as elsewhere within the United States.
See. A. ind de 1t further enacted, That
when the lands in the said Territory shall be
surveyed, under the direction of the Govern
mcnt Of the United States, preparatory to
bringing the same into market, sections num-
bercd sixteen and thirty-Six in each township
in said Territory shall be and the same is here
by reserved for the purpose of being applied
to schools in said Territory, and i'll the States
and Territories hereafter to be erected out Of
the same,
Sec. Is. And be It further eadctcd That un-
til otherwise provided by law, the governor OF
said Territory may define the judicial districts
OF said Territory and assign the Judges who
may be appointed for said Territory TO the sew
eral districts, and also appoint the times and
places for holding courts in the several cOun-
ties or Subdivisions i'll each Of said judicial dis
| tricts by proclamation to be issued by him
but the legislative assembly, at their first or
any subsequent session, may organize, alter, or
modify such Judicial districts, and assign the
Judges, and alter the times and places of hold
ing the courts, as to them shall seem proper
and convenient.
Sec. l6 And be It further enacted, That all
officers to he appointed by the President of the
United States, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, for the Territory of Ida
ho, who, by virtue of the provisions of any
law now existing, or which may be enacted by
| Congress, are required to give security for mo-
neys that may be entrusted with them for dis.
buraemcnt, shall give such security at such
| time and in such manner as the Secretary Of
the Treasury may prescribe.
Sec. IL. AHt be- II further enacted, That, all
treaties, laws, and other engagements made BY
the Government Of the United States with the
Indian tribes inhabiting the Territory embrace
ed within the provisions Of this act shall be-
faithfully and rigdly observed, any thing con,
tanned III this act to the contrary notwithstand
ing; and that the existing cxigcucies and sll-
perntencieS of said Indians be continued with
the same powers and duties which are now
prescribed by law, except that the President
of the United States may, at his discretion
change the location of the office OF said agen-
cles or superlntendentS
Approved, March 3. 1868.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
[Puhlic-NO. 96. !
AN ACT to provide a temporary government
for the territory of Idaho.

Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the .Tmit.d States Qf Anaeri.
ca IL Congress assembled, That all that part OF
the territory of the United States included
within the following limits, viz: Beginning at
point in the middle channel of the Snake
river, where the northern boundary of Oregon
intcrsects the same; then follow down the said
channel of Snake river tO.a point opposite the
mouth of the KOoSkooskia, or Clear water riv-
err thence due north to the forty-ninth parallel
of latitude; thence east, along sad parallel, to
the twenty-seventh degree of longitude west of
Washington thence south, along said degree
of longitude, to the northern boundary of Col
oradO Territory; thence west, along said boun-
dairy, to the thirty third degree Of longitude
west of Washington; thence north, along said
degree, to the forty second parallel of latitude
thence west, along said parallel, to the eastern
boundary ofthe State of Oregon; thence north
along said boundary, to the place of beginning
And the same is hereby created into a tempo
rary government, by the name of the Territory
of Idaho Procided, That nothing in this act
(See /o"rth PG9e.)
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
1PUHI,Ic-Eo. 99,1

AN AGir TO provide for tho collection Of abandoned
property and for the prevention of frauds in nsur
feOiiouary districts within the United States.
lie i enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
seniatiUes e the United States Of America in Con-
gTess assembled, That;t shall be lawful for the Sec
retdry Of the Treasury from and after the passage
of this act, as he shall from time TO time ft to
apPint special agent agents to receive and eel
eet all abandoned or captured property in any State
or Territory, or any portion of airy State Terrific
~ Of the United States, designated in nsurrectOn
against the lawful Government Of the United States
by the Proclamation Of the President of July 6rst
eighteen hundred and sixty two Provided. That such
property shall not include any kind description
which has -bseh used. OF which was intended TO be
used. for wagiDg or carrying on war against lhA
United States such arms ordinances, ships, steam
boas or other water craft and the furnasure. forngs
military supplies. or munitions of war.
Section Q. And be further enacted, That any
part Of ,hs goods property received collected By
such agent agents may be appropriated TO public
use on due spprsisenent certfeste thereof Cor
warded 10 any ptsce OF sale within the loyal States
ss tbs poblio interests may requires and oil sales o.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
Approved, February II, 1868.

Sec. IL. And be 1t further enacted, That the
legislative assembly of the Territory of Idaho
shall hold its first session at such time and
place in said Territory as the Governor thereof
shall appoint and direct and at said first ses.
sion, or as soon thereafter az they shall deem
expedient, the governor and Legislative assem-
bly, shall proceed to locate and establish seat
of government for said Territory at such place
as they may deem eligible: ProritIed, That
that the seat of government fixed by the gov
ernOr and Legislative assembly shall not be at
any time changed, except by an act of the said
assembly duly passed, and which shall be ap-
proved, after due notice, at the first general
election thereafter, by majority Of the legal
votes cast on that question
Sec. 13, ARd be 10 further enacted, That a
delegate to the House of Representatives Of
the United States, to serve for the term OF
two years, who shall be a citizen of the United
States, may be elected by the voters qualified
to elect members Of the Legislative assembly,
who shall be entitled to the same rights and
privileges as are exercised and enjoyed by the
Smyrna times., 1863-06-25
LPUBLIC-No. 26.
AN ACT to establish the Office of register

~A~' ~ACl " INC OUlCe OF register OF
deeds for the District of Columbia.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House nj
Representatives Of tie United States of Ampyi-
ca IN Congress assembled, That there shall be
appointed by the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, a register of
deeds tor the District of Columbia, who shall
perform all the duties respecting the recording
OF deeds and other instruments Of writing, and
all other services connected Herewith. author
lied to be performed by the clerk of the cir
cult court of said District by the fifth section
OF the act approved March three. eighteen
hundred and one, entitled An act supplement
tary to the act entitled An act concerning the
District OF Columbia, and shall receive the
same fees and emOlumentS for the same. And
the SAID register shall receive and have tn,
charge and custody OF all the records, papers
and property which may be in the custody O,
possession of said clerk of the circuit court ap
pertaining to and belonging to the Office of tn,
register of deeds; and the said clerk is hereb,
required to deliver the same to the said regis
ter upon the proper application therefor
Section 2. ARd Je IL further enacted. Tha
the Secretary of the Interior be directed to an
proprlatc such rooms in any of the pubi
buildings under his charge for the use of sal,
register as may be necessary for his accommo
datlOn, unless it shall appear to said Secretar
that such rooms cannot be 50 appropriated
without interfering with the business of hi
Department; and in that event the said regis
ter shall procure, with the appreciation of sai
Secretary, such rooms, in the city of Washing
ton, as may be necessary for the security of til
records and the convenient transaction of tn
business of said Office.
Section 8. Ind be 1t further enacted, Tha
all acts and parts of acts incOnsistant with tn
provisions of this act be and the same ar
hereby repealed.
Approved, February II, 1868.