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FL. N. Hempsted's
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
2jS Main ST., milwaukee.

TNHIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
i cous and elegant establishments of the
kind in the United States, is now fully COM
pleted and stocked with splendid assortment
of PIANOS, MELODEONS. HARMONIOUS,
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS o every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent and vari-
ETY., aud We are fully prepared to furnish any
article in the music trade and of the best
quality. To those about selecting Planes, we
cfer unusual advantages, having at all tines IA
very large assortment, and from variety Of
makers We do not confne ourselves to the
sale of Pianos from two houses ouly,
but have instrument from all the leading max
ers of New York. Boston and elsewhere Per-
sons wishing to buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment of max.
ing satisfactory selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for five years.
We offer our Pianos invariably at factory
prices, without adding freight. All of oui
Pianos are good substantial instruments made
of well seasoned materials, by skillful wol kmen,
aud the tone is always pure ard sympathetic
and the durability and capacity of remaining
in tune unequaed.
Pes out of the city wishing to buy a good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have one selected for them and sat-
stact ion will in all cases be guaranteed, both
as to quality and rice or the instrument may
be returned at our expense.
This is the only place in the city where the
celebrated STEINWAY g. SONS and CHICK.
ERING g. SONS Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment of Melodeons Harmonious
ana American Organs is very full and varied.
OF the celebrated instruments of this class made
by PRINCE & Co and S. D. II. W. SMITH, we
nave now full supply. Military Band lnstru-
meuts, Drums Guitars Violins and in fact every
desert ptlor of Musical instrument in use. TIE
fl est Roman Vielin and Guitar Strings import
ed express lyfor cur trade and unsurpassed for
quality and durability In the
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Artemus Wards Account of his Court
ship.

"'Twas calm still night in Joon. All
natur was husht and harry zeffer disturbed
the screen silens. | sot with Betsy Jane
on the Tense of her fathers pastur. We'd
been romp'ng threw the woods, kullin'
flowers and driving the woodchuck from
his Native Lair $50 to speak, with long
sticks. Wall, We SO. thar on the tense, a
swinging our feet two and fro, blushin' as
red as the BaldinsviIle skool house When
1t was first painted. and Iookin' very sim
pie | make no doubt My left arm was
ockepied in ballansin myself on the tense,
while my rite was woundid lovinly round
her waste. l cered my throat and trem-
blinly sed, Betty, you're a gaelic" l
thought that air was putty fine. 1t evil
IDENTITY didn't fetch her, for she up and sed
" You're a sheep" Sell, Betty,
,hink very muchly of you" 81 don't
b'leeve word you say so there now,
cunt with which observation she hitch
ed away from me. "I wish there was
winders to my sole,' sed I, $50 that you
could see sum Of my feeins." There's
fire enuff in here. sed I, strikn my buzzum
with my fist, ".o bile all the corn beef and
turnips in the naberhood.' She how'd
her head down and commenst chawin the
strings to her sun bonnet. "Ah, could
you know the sleeplis mites l worry threw
on your account, how vittles has seized to
be attraction to me, and how my limbs
has skrunk up. you wouldn't dowt me.
Gaze on this wastin form and these ERE
sunken cheeks -" | should have con
tinncred on ia this strane probly for some
time, but l unfortnitly lost my ballunse
and fell over into the pastur ker smash,
tearin my close and severely damagin my
self ginerally. Betty Jane sprapg to my
assistance in double quick time and drag
ged me 4th. Then, DRAWN herself up to
her full hite, she sed-"I won't listen TO
your noncents no longer. Jes cay right
strate out what you're drivin at. If you
mean gettin hitched, I'm IMP | consid.
cred that air eEuf for all practical pur-
pusses, and we proceeded immejitely to the
parsons and was made l that yerv
mite"
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DENTISTRY.

THOSE wishing to have teeth filed or extract.
ed will do well to call at
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Never Not onei

never NOt Que
Senators, you have beard the response,
which has come up in your presence from
these companies, uttered by man who
speaks BY authority, and knows wha, be
say. has been endorsed BY those whom be
and the other worthy gentlemen who sit
near him represent, and you will discover
before many months have elapsed, thai,
this response is not lying one.
Pass this bill, and the law will be CON
demned-it is already condemned BY the
people, who will not only endorse the re-
fusal Of the Insurance Companies to CON-
ply with its provisions. but will take good
cara that these Companies are no: driven
from the State, by sending men to repro
sent them here, who will wipe this odcus
law from our statute books before the 6rst
DAY of February next.
have an abiding faith in the people,
that whichever political party may sue
coed in the next State election, they will
elect men to represent them in their Leg
islature who will regard it to be their FIRST
duty to repeal all the partial, class legis-
Ia.ion of this session to right, as far as
can be done the wrongs which have been
inflicted upon one class of citizens, and to
avert injuries which threaten another
class.
The people o: Wisconsin will, through
their representatives, here, establish the
fact, tina: they can meet cheerfully and
promp.fulIy, all the burdens Of taxation
which have been or may be imposed, to
meet fearful emergency in the affairs Of
the Nation, and ward off all danger TO that
Nations life, and restore peace, harmony
and prosperity 10 the country, when those
burdens, by just laws. are made to fall
equally upon all classes Of our citizens.
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Sheet Music Department

We have u-ual facilities for supplying the
wants OF tn public, being in constant receipt
OF al the Lew music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in>
creas,ng catalogue, constitute stock Of great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited to visit this
model establishment and examine the beautiful
assortment of music and musical instruments.
II. n. HEMPSTED.
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
Dec. so. 1861
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SOrrel Horse stolen!

CTOLEN from the subscri er on the night Of
- the 28th of June, a Sorrel Horse, between
] Is and II hands high, star in the forehead, light
NAME and heavy tail. white under the fettocks
on both hind legs, between four and five Y .ars
old. Any one finding or hearing ything about
the horse, will leave a few lines at Cooperstoun
Post Office. JOHN MURPHY.
Montpelier, Kewaunee Co, June 30, 1865.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
Bureaus. Tables,
Secretaries, Lounges,
STANDS, BEDSTEADS. &c. hr.

He will pay particular attention to the repair
ing OF Cane-Seat Chairs, making them rs good
as new. +. CHR. BECK.
Manitowoc, July 5, 1865,
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Buckeye Reaper,
-AND--
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.

THE best made and best working machine in
the world, over $4,000 in use warranted to
ie satisfaction.
SMALLEY / CO.
Agents for Maritosoc, Sheboygan and Calu>
met counties. til Aug.
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Raising Dairy Cows. o.
e1aNdNJGaMaoAnA dalIcg .ll,a

should not be kept for this purpose,
'NorPPoateg.Y9 .P il thc Wf.,yg R~oi
Gays.
80 IN fSmalr calves from superior
dams, that umdtcly rGsomblo thcir
dams ia AL Si,ahh respects T. I,
color Rnil Form, and especially those
resps ~ IN wlGtllppiuo deyclolnucut
does not much chaugc the heappeprapyc
-EbQulQ be raised, For example, an
extra faN ,Lat las very prominent
eyes With gtedtbrcadth between thcnt
very, Gne nose, unusually fmaIl tail
ANAL ankles with largo rcot, pcculial
white spotg N 3tripcs4ir She has
heiicr calf just like her in thcSc re
spccts, it may bl raised with nest {,
sbsQlute Pyl9iptysthat IL will q, a. ~
teayblo.h@h, all other respects uo
visible. C., disposition aud milkiut
traits, il She is well used in bringing
up; -tnt calves thai do hotshow thcs,
or other signs Of relationship To su.
porior ancestry, can bo raised with NO
more certainty Of being good COWS
than good apple trees can bo. iMscd
from apple see is, Don't coudcmn a
"a hotter with strong cmwcteristics oI
her superior dam If she does not
prove very extra. .bc first, sccoud, ,5oi
oven the third yelr after first cb1iinu
IL, The bostpow ] cyerpwucd could
q as we'll beahilkcd I'm an ieight quart
pail the year she was five years old.
as ipaflNtesn Quart pall the year she
was twelve years o'd
a. As hayipgl tendency t9 dsyclopo
d MS. dalYy, gropous,tic- so as 90 pro.
dominate over an Others am IND Ia
vor Of haNihv heiiars come in nrs,
about the last of June, neNt after thcS
are two.yoars old they having Becl
milked twice clean twice a day for ,
teH day previous, and k pt op ar,
hay ior few day- alttrvari 20 retain
lths How of nlik t1i danger Of inla.
tion has passed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05
Shutting Doors

,Somstimss doors viii always swing
shut when opened wide, aud at Other
times viii ay open as soon as uulatch-
cd, Tie reason Is, nst, the easipg
on which a door IS hung does not
etand perpouiicularly When a door
win swing open. OF rs own weight
the easing leans the way the door
swings. Fit sNings to whou il has
been oponed, the casing loaus in the
other direction, provided tho hinges
are alike aud put on iu.tho Same man
'ner. In some cases the casing leans
80 that the door will strike the aoor.
or carpet before il is opened vide
by removing the lower hinge and put-
ting on one wider by sn inch or lnarc
.sosthat the turning point Of thouppcr
hinge will be exactly over the CORES.
ponding poiut of the lower hinge The
door will swing other way alike. IN
siordeI 10 hang the door 80 as 10 shut
'itseif put .on a still wider pair of
hinges atsthe bottom, SO as 20 make IL
rise a httlc as il is opened. Thea
the door may be opened at nearly
rightangle when il wiheIoseftself2
This arrangement will often be found
more econyenient than a system Of pul.
riies aud weight or a door SPYING
Gates msy be hung in the same man.
per, so as 70 open aid close. of their
own weight, si.
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SY Nj pTOM 8.

y EusT SsVhSs
The symptoms of Catarrh are at hrst very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitiyo 10 the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or q sight dis
sherge, TIN and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensuc. i.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are inch 0assdin quantity and changed
nCualityi they arr now thich and hoavy, and
arc hawlccd or coughcd OIL The seeretiors
a!e offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thIc1 and rasali the syes al wesb; the sense
Of smell Is lesseped or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. fH
Anotaer common and important syn, 1tola OF
Cotarrh Is, that the person Is obliged TO lear
his throat in tho morning Of thick or sliniy
mucous, which has fallen from the hoad dur
ing the night. Whom this takes place, the
person may b5 sure that his disease is on it's
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting g. ut
Tho above are bat Few Of the many Catarrh-
81 symptoms. Writo TO our Laboratory 70.
our pamphlet describing fully all SYMPHONIC !;
II will be sent FREE 10 any address. Also
directions where TO procure the saedioine.,
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
IN the army, and others in all parts Of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those Gsins It, bearing evidence Of its infalH-
bic meTitg. ''
TINS Remedy contains NO MINERAL, OR
POISONOUS USINGREDIENTS, butt sprepar-
eoisoin vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore IL is PERFECTLY HARMLESS
even 70 tho most tender and delicate child.
CALL tor SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
Df and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity. you can enclose the
money in a letter to us, and we viii send the
medicine by Express Price So, 90 per bottle
Address Dr. D. II. SEELYE & Co.,
Freeport III
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Now, John, ,his is the hupmcsr
moment of my litci / trust oursmu
viii bc long aud happy, am happy
II am the only Que my father hears tu
but his resolutions are ike ropes al
saul, l can manage hm on all Other
subjects; you must take charge of hi,
hnslnoss and have sole control, ther
eau be 10 difficulty / om confident
ofthc result
They were married, and a mmr
happy match never was consumatad
Everything pro-porcl, houses and
harms were repaired, touces and gates
wero regulated and the extensive fields
sSiled and noUrishcd like m Eleu.
The unfortunate Gthcr in q few year,
sank into a druakards grave. Mary
and john raised a large family, aud
they still hye respected aud wealthy
all from an cnergetic gjr,s rcsolu
ton, forethought and courage,
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How to Preserve Orchards

a---
Mr.. Nathan Shcfwcll. Of fElba, Gen
csce county, n y, thinks the caus
of the press4t afpcaEanse- OF deea.
onj Jca,b cFsB Efns orsllhrds Is ow
ipg entirely n neg1cetahjbad man
agemeut. He thinks a majority o
orchards IN this country have tha'
neglected appcar0ncoS some are not
prnpcd st MI others are carcIcssly
harcled and large limbs lcit with pro-
,rnSirs. tunlys u, 9 cannot boa LQrcr
Orch aFa Aro AloScd nd The 'rhots
tor1. md many l6rmors who have ot-
cess TO leaves. muck saw-dust. never
mulch thoipa trees ney romoyc the
rough bark Which Rtrhhhcs O ba,bor
for insects. IL should be scrapcd of
with a hoe, and the tree washed with
sivons lxe. An old orchard planted
haRis FHheG fDd fsiill In 'Ylgorocs
growth and bearing, has not been
plowed for thirty years. IL has gon-
orally Seen t,sibred With swine until
apples began to ripcn Manure irc-
quenily put 70 The roots of the trees.
d@lr6ylhrthc, tIrhcsg Of The sod
aud pi& Fg tlkisoil osehnltponay
and tho sci0ns. (thc last year sgrowth)
that we're large enough for grating.
seye noarly all been rcwoyel yearly
f5fmHe nan forty ycats.
ulTIugp aSD cf0.rRrSiF9. !
-
This is the best of all pruning III
oes nor tub mature, - IS nI
early IN cases doue udiei6us s.. ltl
Yust, be J9ne wAgn tho shoots ,pe ip
! soit5aod s,lccIl8n ntstals. Itis,l3ue
70 regulate The Form and growth Of
tree. nabraneh grows too ogropidly
lis likely 20 us0rp too much space, |
it anu t be pinehod back 10 allow the
rost Of the tree 20 come fUrward.----
Every tree can be made symmetrical
and peffedt in form by littlo care in
pinching in, IL dQne, whom the trco is
young. Every one can pruno in this
way tltrduitcV uohragti6al skill
ony the exercise OF i little common
sense. The fnsst poar standard trees
VI over saw hadnsyer had a sniie or
0w about uiemo The. thumb aud
foro-Ghger had only been Usci The
trees bclopged 10 Nn Sanders, off
Germantown, Pcpitylyanla, one Of thc'
finest hortieultGrists ia the country I.
lie has now thargp of tile Govern
meut gardcnsiat Washington, Rub
OIL all anneccssaty buds that grew in
atroo aud teinove as thoy apbeAr.A
This Keeps tic tfeo clean and the
growthiin the proper channels, II is
easily done. - ibotj
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~. PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NEW YORK sos Broadway. -.-
BOSroS-S2S Washington Street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street.
CHICAGO = lSS Lake Street.
clNclNNATI-TO West 4th Street I'D
INDIANAPOLIS West MARYLAND str,st
L0NDoN--l35 Regent Street.
FAKIs-n-s2 boulevard de sebastopol.
hAMBuRG---44 Hermann Street.
VIENNA---9 Wilupretmsrket.
BhUssBLs-ls Rue Croisade. T
SYDNEY, AUsTRALIA--292 Pitt stroet.
REV. ISAAC GROUSE, Agent.
Melmore Seneca Co. o.
April 81 -ly t M. -
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QWlnIIl IIT w w. T0'N wv w. 0007.
desirbahq'thc, tArhcsg or The sod
aud ui4 ag tlkisoil loo ehnltpongy,
and the sci0ns Che lastycar GROWTH
that we're large enough for grating
Jsyo nearly all hccu removed yearly
f6f fmoic' nan for'yycats. Sd.
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WnEN the tongue is silent and
dares not speak, there may be a look
gesture, an inueudo, that stalls like e
the1stlllott9, and is more fatal than
the asp
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Go TO the Jons ROBINS to set
your Plain and Fancy Job Print.
ing neatly executed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05
SrHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School I&amipers of Seneca county,
will bold examinations At the office Ct the
Examibers, in Tonb's Block, TiffiD, Ohio
for the year 1865, as follows; .-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05
Reeves Aanbrosia

is composed an oily extract from herbs
qf wonderful yirtUe, and is highly scent.
Cd with variety OF exquisite Perfumes
I. cffectuolly prevents the hlir falling
or, and couses II to growrdpidly, thick
mi hing. Il makes tho hair curl, 0nI
gives ~ a rlo.-v pppearsnee. No toilet
Is oomplate witnvptia Pliee 70 cents
pcr large bottle. ft.ue .H
For sulo in Tiifin; at Wholesale o
Retail by HERsmsER &MYERs, No. l.,
Shawhan's. Block.
REEVES ANiDROSIA DEPOT,
No. 62 Fulton ST, Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05

A BOSTON man got ino set OF
teeth inserted lately for, thing. lie
Kicked dog.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05

usn- THE Tribune is sound on the
Union all the time, Subscribe for it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05

HACK Your canes in as small a sl.ace
as you can, so thatycu cam carry them
yourself and not annoy others.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-05

; WnY is hen sitting across cate
Ilke Q haltPcnuy2 Because there is
a head on Que eide aud tail On the
other,
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REEVES AMBROSlA,
.glt l. .t.sM
F0R TEEE HAIR.
Original and Genuine.
PFIcE 20 crENrs'.

THIS Elegant II lir dressing and wins
derful Hair Restorative still retains 60
precedence In fashionable circles, uud il
superceeding al other proportions, not
only in this country, but olso in Europe
and South America, Thousands Of bot
ties are used Ia the Court circles of Pd-
ris, london, st. Petersburg and Madrid,
gild the sale in Cuba is enormous. r..
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~>N
49,. - 0ssEELYE'S ~
BRONCHIAL syrup

AZ usSAIuSu RIHEpT ron r .if
ccnshs. Colds Bronchitit Sore Throat Hoarssnsss,
und Irritation Of the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs,
Tickling IN tho Throat and Group,
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
Of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caussdr
by Catsrth, greatly assisting fhits permanent
cure when used in connection with the Rem
edy. IT taken in time II NEVER FAILS TO
cure the severpst cases OF Group.
Being agreeable TO the taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy In It's effects, giving strength 20
the voice and lungs, twill soon find its way
nto, eyeTy faniy in the land. Price Sl.oo
pcr bottle
DR. d. II. SEELYE S Co.,
r..# Sole ProprietorA FTesport Ills
.. okSERAL A0LSrs;
JOHN II. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
~ WILSON Il PETER, LOuisviIIe IY.
SOLD by ALL WHOLESALE DRUG
dISTS, and at ressil by n.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERG
J. r. MARQUARDT,
IL.St JOHN, Tiffin, o.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

perform the duties of their Office. and shan =
become bound 10 the unitrn Sta'eg Of van
WIN one or more suretles, 20 thu satisfied ia
nc rector OF the mint OF III distrIot iudgs VI
tue United States 10 the Oregon, and ~ on
Seer AIRY oftre Tret-ury with IA eond,t,,r 'le
Offices, VI tLet
sEo ., Aad Be ,t.f,Tthsr enacted, That the ..,
era dIetl,h OF the business OF said braU on 80
OF the United States shall be u der ibe co 'ahl
and regu alton OF the director Of the nj tat Pbni'
adj lpha, subject 10 The Apprubauou OF The NJ NJ
Ietaty OF the Treasury aud tor that pu,n,.a
shat To- the tuty OF tn said duectar T. -
such icgusal ns, and require such Ietufns 90
uodNalyi ami Occasionally, AID 10 sy,ahF9l'
such charges Tor parting, ass,ying, iefialnv a
coming, rs shall ape r 70 him q b. II ets+'
ilr the pa pose 81 carry ing into effect the int -
ton OF THIS act IN establishing sul branch, alec
tr the Pur3o>e ofprts 'rvuus un iormlty ofwtifh
form, aud finish, nd hnsh, ~ the com stamped
at said branch,
SEo, g. lad BE- IL further enacted That said
bran ca mint shah be "a place q. deposit Tor surb
public money as the Secretary OF Z Treasury
may direct. And the supvIiut nlent OF said
branch mint, who shGl perform the du'ies Of
treasurer thereof shall have L., custody of tie
same, and also perform the duties of assistant
treasurer, and for thar purpose shall be sulJtt
TO all the provisions contained n an a ( emitted
IAN ac' TO provide tor the better organization
Of the treasury, ana br the COLLECTION, sats-ke D.
ing, transfer, and disbursement OF the publc re-
ye0ua," approved Angus. siE, eighteen hundred
aud torty-slx, VIII h relates 10 lhe treasury of
branch mint at New orleans,
SEC 7, and be Il further sHdcisl Thu the
su erlntendent OF said branch mint be authorized
under the direction of the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, ana terms TO b. presar bed oy him to
issue IN payment OF .the goli dus and bullion
deposited for Assay and c image or bars, drafts
or certificates Of deposit payable at the troasuary
or any sub rgasury OF the UuI ed states T. auy
depostor eleetng to receive layment in that
form.
SIC s. And be 1t further enacted, That all
the laws and parts Of laws now il force Tor the
regulation for thu mint of the United States, ami
for the government Of the officers and persons
employed therein, and Tor the punishment Of all
offences connected with the mint or coinage of
he United States hail be, and they are hereby
declared TO be in full force III relation 10 til.
branch Of the mint by this tct established, as fay
a, the same my be applicable thereto,
SEcl3. And be u fIrttsr enacted, That the sun
of one hundred thousand dol ars be- and the
same is hereby, appropriated, out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriat. L. to
carry into effect the provisions Of this act, ami
to meet the expenses of the current year aad
for the fiscal year ending the thtrtleth day Of
June, 1865.
Approved July 4, 1864.