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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Ser -8lad HepnbIican~ nber Die
3ufunft Der Tarbiaeu tn
Mmerffn.

DIR vBlad NspubIieon", Elm In New
Orlsans uon Garbtasn asaranoetes uni
beruusses.bsnss BIut, trtumd Der Gtaa
dbr pk 3ufunft oer Gortipsn IN MmsttfI
In elmer Netbe pon Nrtifstn lstne bslonbsr
Nufmtrifomfstt. Dos He(ultat, 3u wel'
dem idIts6It@ eas 8Iatt eslanet, 3eie
rtullt&, rab pte tutslis,nis farbies BE-
u6Ifsrlne msbr uun r,a Raeenporurtbst
len oss auerilanif&sn 0olfss flr@tst. ali
uon br 6umaniidi psGslten srrariet.
Der farbtse Waun unb Der wsib'
Mann -.fuet psr Gpitor 10 ~Blaf Re'
publican" In etnem S9lubariifsl - f5n.
men bttr nt&t jufammsu lsb.n. 9te mff'
isn uno psrpsn Gd trennen, psnn pel
gonarsb esr Station ibnsn nt6t sinsr
pIaB ;u ttru ausi&lhelt&n Bsnubuul
oibt, penn mie Is nit @brabom unb mil
Got uar, 70 "a ts NIT unS: je f&nsQsr pt,
fir 'unlsre foa'msnpe @enHatton cine 9h'
ma.b lu&sr, psfo bsGsr flr uns.
6cpstl uir In BE 3ufunft bliden Ton,
usn, 70 utrp Is na& Sabrbunbsrtsn Elm.
Ssltsnbht f.in. einen fa,bfesn Wann BIT,
III 2ano. III f,bsn. Dm Snetan.r 9l.td
mirb uuftre Race bisr su2anre utri&mtn
BEN. Nud wenn MIR pas Stimmre9t sr.
btelien, p0rpen mir parauf bsasbsn, bo6
ntr unit, Dem SduB per 0r. Staaten
fir uus alIsiu lsbtsn In sinen1 uns befcns
bers aneewislsnsn Gsrrtio,tum. 3ut. ga,
ttonsn f6nueu ntdt stute nsbsn sinnnpe,
leben. Gtue rsrieibsn pirb rsefersn une
BIZ antere fann btsran auf bie Dauer ce,
s3eit tetnen @efaQsn baben. 75E.;1..-:''. =
Irenneu wir uns 'nt&t 10 ,rirb IL,
sAfrifauer NIT tsr 3eif =sins 'Gafbe baben
pie awtf&sn rsg pss eanaeifdsn Snpiansle
unb psr psr Dswobnua aSnbfsns pte Wiits
tdlt. Dis(ss sano If midi unfr eano."
II. t. ssg;f3ttf e-gsser '.r, 20 .
n, aus uorftbsubsn Boritn1 tes > glad
RspubItan" r9sbt rs&i Har .bsroor,s pae
rt,lts' Joulnal ui@t rlur Nm. he NeGis
persGaytiasn, fonbsru, auh nm bie GIbal:
tuna btr Raes klbf .b.forst ih mas pisl.
.leitbt anf sfner Id&i erildrlf&sn W1ieit tim,
tuiuna b..pbf. Bas pfr aber bffonDera
ttrportfbfn polIen, IA tas. ba6 bfe, Gar,
bi9en lfins 8rtrausn IA blt 1umaniid,
Anp gsss@iiaidt tel .amerisanif&sn 80l.
~ gsseu Rt fsSen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
fommen. Absruuls fsbsn mir eiusn fol.
den Bsribt bss @snsrals 5urton an
n~....l Ta

tommsn. Absrmuls feben MIR eiusn fol.
den Bsridt bss @sn,rals 5arton an
@eueral 6owarp. So bsibt In temlelbsn,
po6 In tu um9sp.np Don SummereuiQs,
Slo. Garo!tna, ote Garbiaen dreer asmib.
banesIt ws.pen. ale j, ftdbsr I'm 3unanr.
ur Sflaosret.. tob man Gs In &stten ae,
i@ufeest aut Mrbsit ndte unp fe oft aus
brutalsr Quf nisos1(ditbs. @ueriaae
pdrcen. uou, Den YlanloesnbtGBsrn untir,
baItsn, eamtt fle iseen 9ssar. Der Gd aus
bertalb per|plantaos (ttuss ftlbrsn bsrrn
b,treffsn Iie6e .toei(dllasn unp In ZEN
8dIosrn fnes man lobIrsi&s eei&en Der,
(sIbm. '> .
81 % nidt BE merali DIT YRi&t, ,ter
NsaIsruna II frassn mfr ptefen @rsu.l.
(eensn ein Gnct 3u ma6sn uno Dtsjsnietn
~ bsI@dssn. ren.n fe Ole Greibstl asssbsn
bats unp bat fs nidt RE mili,drilds
Ma@t oa3u? Darum allo ee(aisbi
nf$'s2 S. ar5bu BE Na&alsbiatsi, un.
lrss @ouuernemsnts .Bsesn Die iaDlitsn
lnmsn(&sn, os(io ar6eer miro tbrs unpsr,
(@dm'bett uro Nispsrnadt psrrtn.
Aber mir m69sn uus aud wobl num-
bern. marum pie Gorbtpsu lelbf G& nidt
pntintaren unp Gd osrtbeipipen. warum
(n ni&t init alsidu Wlnas ibrsn pstnt'
ann babIsn. Over Rsbsn Gs auf stnsr 70
iiffsn Slufe Der 8nIbisrung 0ueum'
munB unp Csmoraliiruue. rub fe BEN
0isb sEei&; cas- feline pbpff&e Strait nidt
fsnni, auss rubfa uno wiqsnIos buIpsn.
was nit tbnsn poraunstmsn, Zen Sflapsn,
baItern bslisbt? lin tfao msbr mare 20
YFi&t Ger Menl&li&ttit, ibnsn au 5l|fs
~ fommtn,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
65O,769

Mnmerbungtn In BE Warins 3wtfdsn
"a. 6ebruar 1864 unb I. Youember "a 22,93O
Annerbunesn In bas Martnstcrps
BON, "a. G.bruar 1864 bis l. Hcsembsr
1864 1853
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
eetsl rst&en s@urtsu sstsn, ,amssu fsten,
ipaS ati6 iereu1 arm mproen IL, 4,tsg,s.p =,

benz ridden S&urtsn sstea, ,,Iu,,,,r fSbeu.
mas aus ienfm .gspc.osn ia. II lealnn -,
Ia Du fdTsDeins 1bsil lnaeR,z fatalb ID;
NIT Stfna's 6tubenssnoifn e.lprs&sn
babs, usrfu&ft, n, srfabnu,ob se ptrHt6
pabr III, sbae abrns0 iId apisbsrt bier It,,
fnt.t. SntlolHsm GalIe fR Dera asaufe.
bsn. :ra6 eer tfufifGe,B Bsreuerfebe6ber BE
@assenbstt beuuS,n ,pirb !. f9 @erba's
6anb su ersutnesn, fnbfnl 1t trptts ben
Vat1 Dor @srt&t anjuesbsn., Df1, Gail;
oa1f eur@aus midi esfdfbeu, itnb Id. .
S@nbma&er guffuffou. tnlrbe isbfnfaus
etn Wort NIT earsiu fprsdsn.i Dill 60npti
lode III bic. aus3ufunei&aflsn; pt AblpeQ
bttr II. uul tbn pann 10 (4neQ. 3wiem19.
LID BON bfsr 3us eniftInsu,. ugb 70 16srba
bon esr aursienbeit sinss 8aiers aus be.
frsten. Der ltsr fe nnr. ungIld byfuaen
tann, 80 1t m6ali& une (o8ar lebr mabr.
lddnlids pab. abrnsq ftntu lanbsrsn gia,
msn .fdNt. Gs pirb farsr. esuua MR..
ben. 'bn ausfntis 3u ma&en> abr sIadsd
mub Is une bod. ,,2.4 teaE
Dit >Dro(dfe bieIt Dor einsn :Hsixen
5aaft II tsr Sdwar3en @afe an. sNtt>
Lac eln0 bfnsfn- unb fam elei@ bayauf
mitev :lurdd, tntem erfaets:, RI nsa -
50 bat feline Rt@tiaieit., Gi5qpiR IL
bier 9swsfsn unb nit Siiua aua8feaneen;
rtt ratst du6srte, tab fit nun ebeitimmt
ttb percen wGree.s Die. Alte usdblte
iibsroits. eab Stina. 9sRnn BON ftnem
Vs1brt&u eslprcasn uno effast bateabab
ils ,tbn fausen unb ben .9TtGtfn-dtetlffs
fern wsus. ;Darum, gart,., mus Id III
Strambue ellen. =: ...21s
Nif'as 1ies ufeber tn bie. Dref@le uub
fubr mad rem Daufe tss Busirn1esf.
s'ra Str6mbsrs. - =.:.s1i
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

@Bie Iau8e nirb bas forftpdb brsn !?
Gs fihp aus ,beM Sabsu aatIta&s 1p
yt&tt dber gkt6bantluns est Gmauitpin
tsn itsn von 6shtn ltnf frasetsu estya g.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

9an8s betradtet tpiro, oiele 3eitbrude
uns i, cine Belt fii9ren trirc, no man
ben iawar3en Mann beBen miro, wie pen
Snpianer beS Malee5.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

, tplteel :jurdd, tntem ey.fa9ts:, RI r2u x
81 bat feline Rt&haieit., Si5qpiR "a
bier 9swsfen unb NIT Stina au usafaanaen;
ne ratst du6srte tas fs nun ettffimmt
rei& petten wGree.s Die. Ate usdblte
ibuoits. en6 Stina e,asrn. !. .pon etn.m
Vnbrt&u eslprcasn uno effast bate, ,bab s
r iletbn fan8en unb ben @ertGtsn. .dtstlffe
. fern wsus. Darum, CARL mus Id III
StrSmbna ellen. -: -..21g
I, Nf'as 1ies wfeber tn bie Dref&fe uub
fubr mad Rem Dau(e bss .gersneifebsf.
Bsra Str6mbsrg. z.:..1f
!: - II
| Glr Carl ealt fs BE 3ufunft b,s Nef.
bss. eas Il bod bislt. tas .sr NIT ,ttr ean::
gen 9lutb fstnss 5si,,us lisbte. 5Ale o.,
ranfen on eas GIad. fe pister,uleteu,
mubtsp fir eisfeu Nusenblid ,arhdtrtitn
uno II bsets uur etuen Mun(1, I'm. ,etn
arosfs unslld uon tbr abpsnhln ii I5a,
nen. = a., .,.-..s.-..~ 49,. -
! Carl hattie .insn plau sntworfen, lad
welden sr bst lttnsn Na9forlduuAsn III
Wnte 1sbsn rotlte, UNI NbrneG aufiuFu.
esn unp sbn III fofOrtfser gbreiie bou
Sdwectn au. .peTanla0en. =. ,..
gr btsa6 i& an 9orp te5 sultst anet.
lan9'sn rsull&sn Dampfrs...> ''1'" =, Wv
Stltf ttr s,s6. 4t.ilI t,t ! B,labaaua
bsfano i6 am 2ante. pier marsn~ ~au.
esnblidltd fstnt Na9rt9tin sin,u,iebeu,
uno Gail ea@te idon rarau, pas Tabf:
ssua au oerla6en. als Semanb aug, ben
5olon ouf Dsd fam. So mar cine bss
aufudr!srinnsn. Sie bislt tfnen Nod ia
rer 6ane. -+~.,.. 49,. '<..-.s ..s~
foIRte bfsffm Rufe. "a go.
trfnae lbn oanu tsm Gneldnbsr bflunier.
Sd wfQ ans Qanp eeben, lDu ,mnQf ibni
eann teti!neu, Id tbue % .nf4t mtbr.-s' ;.
5att SIR stusn GnBldnbsr al Borb2
fruat, CARL *'**-!' ..'.,s'9.sso ~ ss.ss
Su. sInsn Ianaweiltasn 0tnrGsn, 'Ssr
nt@t aus isinsr 2ojs bsraustomnf, tint
an Wtltpoh rptsrsr nod Sts.lfn ttiien
pia> autuorttts eas Mdedeu. Das IA
tpabrbaftEa dn (9uurrieer Rau.. futrsK
fort, e.fern tcmmt sr mad StpdbeIu pno
am Wituo@ rffR er rrtsber as. Gfn
QuNfopf IT Il aud. unb llmidnbe ,m1dtt
II, tae nan biz 0epulo psrlieren m6Ste,
bs(onssse Cd Il unt&t siu Bort. {Hnnh&
pnftebt. a. s,1... .,.,. 80
@i, t,lst Il s,nng ftae,s Gail. .*. :.,9
Brn8orp fett auf f.tmtm 9,psd.'2
Carl fdblte fstn htrs b.t pl.ftm Namrn
tsfltSsr (@lassn. Gr erwsdle In, ttml' .ete
Grtnueruns an eie anltiIe rinse Brittle.
rsn ibH @trea sfnf ststttn. I'm tsn auf
Rtaa q sss ssgs !, ::l9S,s,a :lS,Is' : itss'.
81, s., atp'e. Daru,mn III; 81. ri nun nun fSsn
ersi uul@feeene R5de allsbdlfen lalIeu,
unp t& uld&ie. tpstltn,, tae, e. aud, nod
efnsn sterfsn btrppibo!t. ,p,nn Yebrsfrnius
ibma attsuntslfomu,,.. Or sol tint saap,e
Stunte eetraua!. um iein 6al6iu9 mn
suelns,n: ! ass:,. 2 ittf bag Sit un.ttsdslt.
Das Mde&tn enlf.rn.. I'd. ea,liI,t.
ie f@ auf zine pduf, nm MI. Bsrntalp
~ bs''d@t'n, wt''n ~ g eislsr tae edit pst-
: ar fua,.| iiH atln,l's;' ausf,t.u ,np
6altuuB ms g,ta&iuie ,urdd,u,ufsu.
Dtrlsts baiit gtuee Auesn, fia1tsa Daar
uuo 'r.a.ludbiet, ptupbt dtpesstrtt G,.
lleteias';' 's eas " ar 3aslats. ssiisn ,slI&
llsbtr ,tne bslb. e,tunt ~, ,s,,oia il "A,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
81 { II e - d d r { II
.'@ 3u 'beseutsuo erniebrie',en Yteifsu!

80 = :. M, Herzberg SEQ,
= Il; :. .r.. 80. 5l5RI. 2te GRAFT,
...ss.n I.s. an 9aue stne ss''ismmeas aa'wsal ssa
91t,naGrabia,br6. @aaren!
beastenb aus stblstdbsn unb unDeblstdten Wus-
ii lin. Galttcse, Dt9atnee. popttns. Balmorals,
,<9uG. .Ndnt.l rnb fftbene Ranlt1sn,, fonp'e elm
argbW eassr son Ganee @ooos. Nottons, unb
Dan1en- pnb n-@arherott. vi tifsfn.
1t ,aubeu uniere 8ranbs unb sas s.sbrte pusluu
Hm balbeu uns 6eren 3ufpru& &en unb usreen rms
tets temaher, aae .eea uuo btais il tsbtneu.
~ Ole @nren E6rrins une Neterfen
fsute unfe abrtsea Fsrf6uf rersn allen auubtn nit
br5ttsn aufmerfamsdt uab 5saia'ei enisrssnl0mmsa.
M. 6sr1btra u. Co..
Rs. S 5aI. 3ueist 6trate
. 23Rjtpwta g." Rttrppslttun 0s6
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28
[pUBLIc-NO. 2lO.1

AN ACT mlking Appropriations for sundry
Civil Expenses of the Government for tho
Year ending he.thiricth Of june eighteen
hundred and sixty-fvc and for other pur-
poses.
BE it eaactrI by the Senate anil House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of Amcica in Congress assembled, That
The following sums be- and the same arc here
by appropriated, for the objects hereafter ex
pressed. for the fiscal year ending the Thrift
eth June, eighteen hundred and sixty.fvc,
viz
Surrey ofMc Coast--For survey Of the
Atlantic and Gnlf coasts ofthe United States,
including pay and emolnmcnts Of officers Of
the army and navy. and petty officers and
men Of the navy employed in the work, one
hundred and scventy-eight thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey Of tho western
coast Of the United States. including compen.
sation of civilians engaged in the work, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey Of the Florida
reefs and keys. including compensation Of
civilians engaged n the work. and exclud.
ing pay aud ,emoluments Of officers Of the
army and navy. and petty officers and men
of the navy employed in thu work. eleven
thousand dollars.
For publishing the observations made in
the progress Of the survey of the coast Of tue
ULited States, including compensation Of
civilions employed in the work. four thou
sand dollars.
For repairs Of steamers and sailing schoon-
er. ussd in the eoas,-sarvey, four thousand
dollars.
For paw and rasions Of engineers fos four
steamers a<ci in the Autobiography Of the cnsss
survey. M loaerr supplied By the Navy DE
varmen:. ais- tboassnd dsslxrs-
Cls~,sss Isassfe for fie D.sf. ssi
Ds.i sd R,ssd.-F~ salariss and IN
eidrstsl eHpras-s- embracing. is sa5ssisa 10
tbs shjesss ber-soss<~ provi1rd L. IN ,his sp-
r<spss.;i~s. the sals-y sf q. sdsirisn>l isark
er. css~rrscsiae of . az seer. sna the ess-
ssra=sis1 snd r~f.aiss Of knres. s<v<. fhos-
szn4 Ere hsnars4 aolxs
F9 eo.iisaiag .A< vaxk fx tie sersss-
Z s.ian q sh< s.sd~.es sal isaxsrs n sss& -
ssI.xfsa. IN s3xz<soa o. a. avrrx~sx.s&zz
( h~rrasfsx~ @s3e. vx fw she pxsx&.se II q
tr.<. At lzprssed lad. rsztsiusng sk~~s shzz-
,-~a s--eA k~a<rs-x e@ B-z.A.ry ssse-x q
Tie esfy Il v ssszs<sss- ana sd5ssnssg fs< Ii
+ sss h-lsngin- 20 n. iasessuasua- % snakl< d
10 ,s~s1scs III aai< psrsk % Assfir.hs.r-
and s<rsr.k@re. ssl - f@.i.k s1s~s tsr ne
eh.ns< shsgs and ssb>r s>e-~<.ry k~;i4s.es.
t-sssy-siK ;isssxsA s~1..: rssssisl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28

be xo7ssea th~s-sy. To- asIssH< e.a~~tr
elsrks. net ~so-eains shiri~-a ye<ss - s<r
st tho tae sf sh-x sPp~sA--si. ssa sAan
b. eatiTl~d 10 eo@peassfsoa fsr tA-sr ssrvsc~s
respectively q; Txs~ s~s exc~easag sa-
thousand dollar- per znssn. 20 be d<ser1laes
by the Psessdea,; ard Ia asssxa sach eizks.
from time 90 iin-, to sach esasslaies ssd
With such duties a. h~ shsl Sasxt: and o.
fore the appointment of any sseh cl-rk shall
Be made, 4 shall be satisfactorily shown to
the Secretary Of Stale, after dse exaninaii'n
and report by an examining board. that the
applicant is qualified snd fit fUs the duties to
which be shall be assigned; and such rport
shal. be laid brforore the President. Aud no
clerk SO appointed shall be removed from
Office except for cause stated in writing,
which shall be submitted u congress at the
session first following such removal.
Sec. 3. And be "a .jxrtAv enacted, That
the third section of an act entitled AN
act making appropriations for the consular
and diplomatic expenses OF the government
for the year ending the thirtieth Of June.
eighteen hundred and sixty" approved
March third, eighteen hundred aud ffty-nine
is hereby repealed. And the fee for certify
ing invoices to bs charged by the consul
general for the British North American Prov
inces, and his subordinate consular officers
and agents. for goods not exceeding one hnn-
dred dollars in value, shall be one dollai, and
the same fee shall he charged for certifying
the growth Or production OF goods made duty
free by the reciprosity treaty: PAorided.
That no such certificate Of growth or produc-
ton shall be- required for goods not exceed
in value the sum of two hundred dollars.
Sec. 4. And be it .txrtAer enacted, That
the Office of commercial agent at IIakodali,
Japan. may, at the discretion Of the Secretary
of State, be changed to that OF consul, to be
classed with consuls other than those named
in scedule B and G in the act approved Au-
gust eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty-six.
Approved, June 90, 1854.
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IPUBLVC-No. 1917


An ACT to amend an act entitled " An Act
to provide for the payment Tor Horses and
other property destroyed in the Military
Service of the United States
Be 1t cuactcd by tie Senate and House
Of Rep,rcscntatires'of tile United States
Of limrica IN Congress assembled. That
the act (Which this is an amendment shall,
from the commencement of the present rebel.
lion, extend to and embrace all cases of the
loss of horses by any officer, or private in the
military service ofthc United States. while
in the line of their duty in such service. by
capture by the enemy. whenever it shall ap-
pear that such officer, ,non.comInissioned Off
CIR, or private was or shall be ordered by
his superior officer to surrender to the cne-
my, and such capture WIS or shall be made
in pnrsuanc. Of such surrender.
Approved, June 25. 1864.
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WHOLE NO. 90.

sxsw sAs sry o.. rusris~es. E1-s - -
rus3 arc esngs~s-<- th-s s,~k-s qssssssy Il
lad s~sssy sr.z,<A s~ . ssre~d dry
s-~sio1s. a2y h. SD snA 90 fna tias
&c iiar ungl sid res4 - eo~psss-A: - q
s.sa ras1 Is a< cc~Ilsei vshin fss ysM
10 fzrsh-r szl~. dad ke -. ssi tn haA
rrn.Iasng sas~l9 shall rrvess - tAr Csi,sa
Stsse>.
A...~vv.d Juix . 1854
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PrhLsc-No- l26-
AZ ACT concerning eertain Sehsl LasAs u
Township forty 1--we North. Rsngs ssssa
-RnmvisSkB esaeese 49, - -
IA essrsei BY Ase 6susO ~ AbeW
Of Representatives. q Me Csised Sssts
ef Ams1aca ~ Cozgress asse~bled. That
oil the right, title, and interest Of the United
States in and TO al! Of the lots, tracts. pieces.
and parcels of land within the Grand Prairie
common field. in township forty-6ve north Of
the base line. in range seven east of the 9Th
principal meridian line in the State Of Mis-,
souri, which have not heretofore been dis
posed of by the United Stares, In fte simple
and in full property. to the Stale If Missoari.D
for the support Of schools in said township:l >
Py0rided, That nothing in this act shall in
any manuer abridge. divest, impair, i1jure. or
prejudice any adverse right, title, or interest
Of any person or persons In or to any portion
or part of the of the aforesaid lots, tracts, I
pieces, or parcels of land which are graateds-
relinquished. or conveyed BY this act. al .seu
Approved, June Is. 1864. ,d, M .,,,,, qe.g
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1PuBLlc-No.. 2t4.l =

PuBLic-No. ga. ' % ,'''
AN ACT to establish Colfax Street in the
City Of Washington and District of Colum.'
bia. 10 .3isiei. .dl s9r,a ssG yl,nga3 od,
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled. That
from and after the passas se hereof, the alley
which is sixty feet wide, across squnres seven
hundred and twelve, and which scopnects L
and NJ streets north. and the west line Of
of which is two hundred and twelve feet
east Of the cast line Of First street east, shah
be known as Colfax stve~t.l1 10. s7p1cSag7b
Sec. 2. And 5s 1t fsvtder enaeieds That
congress may hereafter, At any ftims amend,
or repeal this act. .J,l, ,.,ea;n, .no:r-r s.1
Approved. July 2, 1864. ''''' 1.I',t'-a. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28

y',4sfg SW(fUbL4C-No. <lS.J 8s.L13 lfgi
AN ACT granting lands to the State Of Oregon,
to aid In the construction Of a Military,
Road FROM Eugene Cityto the eaetsrn
Boundary Of said State. 9's '91HFl p I"
-9eBex esseted By tAs Sesats asd Hosss
Of Representatives Of he Usite4 Stoses
Of Americs r;s5, Cosgres, assembled, That
there be. and hereby is. granted to the State
Of Oregon, to aid in the construction OF q
military wason-road from Essene City. BY
w.y of Middle Fork Of Willamette River, and
thc most feasible pats ID Cascade range Of
mouutsins, near Diamond Peak, to the eastern
bousdasy Of %Ae Stats. assnatse sessions 90
eaehsids Of ssid soad /: Prss;de3 That tie
lands hereby, granted shall b. exclusivsly
applied in ths constructions Of said road, and
shan be dispoasd' of only ~ the work pro.
evospes; and shs same shall be applied u
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28

ti5 2 IL PuBLrc-No. 2l5.l 10" q lpa9T
An ACT to provide for tie more speedy Pun~.
ishment Of Guerilla Maraudeys, and ffcsA
Be- i esacted 5y tie Senate and Hoss.s.2 Hon !
of Representatives, Of tile United StassS
Of Anefioa In Congress assensbled. That
the provisions of the twenty first section Of aal
act entitled g An act for enrolling aud CALI
ing out the nation forces, and for other pur;;,
poses" approved third March, eighteen hnn-
dred and sixty three, shall apply as we'll to
the sentences Of military commissions AZ To-
those Of eourts-,nartial. and hereafter chs COM
mandiug general in the field sor the commander
of the dep rtment, as the case may, be, shau
have power to carry into execution on sem
tences against guerilla Inaradcrs for robbery
arson, burglary, rape, assault with intent to-
commit rape; aud for violation of the laws and,
customs Of war, as we'll as sentences against
SPIES mutineers, deserters. and murderers.
Sec. 9. And be Il, ,fxrther enacted, That
every officer authorised to order 1 7gensrA'
court marshal shall have power TO- pardon ~
mitigate any pnhishmeht lotdsred by .sunlaI
court, including that Of confinement, in the,
psniientiary, except the sentencs Of death. OF
cashierinx, OF dismissing an, Cfhcer, which
sentences it shan be compefpnt during the'
continuance cf'the present rebellion fcssthe'
6rnesal conuanding The army in the 6slds a..
the department. commander; az thefcass may
be, to remit or mitigate and ths fifth sec.
ton of the act approved July sevsntsen,t
sikhtcch bundred and si4ty two. chapter twe0
hundred and oss, be, and thssume IL hesesyl
rspsalsd. 90 far u it lrrlateb tonssenssnessa u
isipsisoamept in the penitentiary. O. asg,sr
. Sec. g. Aa9 b 4 fsrttry ssfeSed, q, !hat
when 1 soldier sick in hospital shall, have
been discharged. or sbalI b. disehalyed. DON
the military service. but shall be- 'aaaMs to
leave, or 10 avail himself If his dischasoesi =
eoassqusscs Of sickness Or Of wounds. and
shsll subsequently die in such bospi'sh hs
shall be drrmsd to have, died III tbs military
service. 40 fsr - relstrs 10 beunsies. Il ''.''
Appsovea, ysiy 2. 1854 7s-' 'h',oi9 is1t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-14
GRAPE CuLruRE-within the past

GRAPE CULTURE-Within the past
few years the culture of the grape has
become quite an important interest IN
this neighborhood, and large portion OF
Wheeling hill and the Island have been
purchased, enclosed and devoted 10 that
,bject. One of the finest tracts OF land
chat has as vet been secured for this pro-
duct is that OH the Island purchased
year OF two since by Messrs. Henry ana
PHI. Moore. There are thirty-threea acres
of ground in the vineyard, twenty OF
which has already been devoted to the
culture of grapes of the finest and most
expensive varieties. The lands have
been enclosed, are rapidly being filed
with grape vines, and are under the SUI
perintendence of two competent and eX-
perienced winters, Messrs: Brnckner and
Shriver, gentlemen educated to the bnsl-
ness, and graduates of the best floral and
agricultural school in Berlin The
grounds are in perfect trim, and when
the vines expand and become more FULLY
developed the vineyard will be one OF
the handsomest and most productive In
this section of country. Some time ago
a sample of'the wine manufactured at
this vineyard was sent to the wine grow
ers' convention at Cincinnati, and was
there pronounced to be not only super
ior article but one of the best ever man
ufactured in the United States, and the
manufacturers were authorized to use the
seal of the Association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-14

The following original poem ha
been handed rs for publication. We re
produce It gerbatim:
THE INDEPENDENT GIRL.
dew to cold winter
dew to cold frost
will chear up my spirits
Sence my old bow is lost
will away and be mary
as a'night and gale i'll may
For am shore can live
With out him sence he is gone so far away
If lam for saken and he is
for swOrne he is very
much mistaken i'll he thinks
that I do morne
he has low in his pocket
but none in his hart he that
he that loves part
little can gev every one q
his love is as lasting
as lasting as the dew drop on
the morn he comes corting
and Cos of a monday morn
: / now will never greve at
the losing of bow fore
am shore to get better
- one SO hang him let him so