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"A To r1oyttr for the Care AID Management OF the
toAcs end Tire TcleE, aph.
,Est71ox !. re II o:da!red ~ the haro. aad Com
e1l g. q ~ .l!ea That .houd snr pszsoa 2, p.ss2ns
91n1: r, a.a7t ct :he tseer.ph 1ss eoaae:ted w!la
pe7ors Aht b subject 11e OF re: lea thaa e:ty
D.hef tiles ere recpStrhhte,
sAc... Ana be It ogtAlEed: Test 1souid SAY Y.-aon
q pEtoct sEEkc, or CAEsc to b sdc AoT EeF, Ct
EeJt. q any t.c engine. tuae. trGek hoa,e, CT fre
AA.m Telegraph lk,x, or taasr to be 17ed tbs
2ATs. e5es2. tac AaTor, Bos1u Of roilce, Dosra Of
Public Mo = ard Cnlef t1ne sla.shN. vitaaat Tie
eon:e:t Gf{he pt2pss authority such r=saa Or per
Eoveetlc. -
FEE T. That n!' rc.sonl EhssRae-eg Excerpt TIC daily
uttofzed eEelti0 o11ce1s OF The ozrt Ut olte,
lcschy ioEftdItn to cut Or 1tEpve n any way H.
te1 OF in.tetr With. my ar ni2rra, roCa Or
olher ph xtse belonging - she cty e3Enic4go
and ~ petsin violating ills sectioa shan
10 penalty OF CITY cot3sfs to oG recovered osHet
erabe- =
6rc. Tl9 o.tintnoe shall b II force and take e:
1ect Gn1 and a!ief iM paaaazt and de puEufa;4
Faseed 1tsy q. 1876.
Approved June ;, is5. -
J.B. RICE, Mayor.
4. II. UOpxAx, Csty CsrrE, ta3y93i st
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Precious Stoues and Gems,
Kafehe4 Old one. DC 1yuxht TOT c.4a by 4 GOLD
1tarr Artitts Ws1tsF REDUCED sid cx-hsnt-d Sos
Jip:l Ctt1lcsl4. ME31$8sIM
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III : GdUNClS UCE U11AuEE Ed1fE
viii gt7e you l.:7E: Entsr ana Is 1t1s1ei Jou ct the
y..~ low > Leg Of 4 cent; pr bottle. -
3rEt to It pEtx ot tac country bv u711, On reeept
OF t.e r.ce AID t.. CENTS ~ 2repay pcstaSe - ~
Sstne. - - - A4a
- S9ld At DIT. r. 1:isTHELT = ro.u r,..,.
Medicine Hsarc, ~ Maclsen -uett aMnJ
Chicago, Ill at the co:asr ~ Thitt -
h.Yett3, g. Iocts, no ' A14u 0aa t1SAuas
10 ,
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k-7yAte Medical Aid.

FEtyAte Medical Aid.
UGee q = Hkn.TKk, lH4 svuth CAR st.es*.,
*h0ts asa0 T.. M- Tor the treatment Of su
SsIe T1r ns p..t ;wsnty yssfs b: y. h. iosds
E7hnsut eure- Fuale call frtcnd ~ liz iii es.
EoshiEx 1hoso atelcted wath Ruptarc Or nel5n;a 53a
Ehould call and sEe htR LEFT mode OF iftp:ment ts
culAI saot nes q charm. All iettoss Win stsn. 1
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B i t e t e T. 8

DR.. {, n. T0H1EK. ~ Sold b1 Al p.:::-
g.sts a1d p07.1a kcu+
Fsop'r, Cincinnati o. orally.
mJllWH4 IN. 1-w.Y3dp
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
l. REMEDY.
DIR. J. w. POLAND'9
White Pine Compound
~ after hay1nK been provst oy rhe texs Of elessl
years, In tha Few England StA!as, Nhetb it, mer1H
have become as well known a the tea nom which
In Fart, It derives It's Vlltura.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat, Coughs. Diptnefia, Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood. sad Pulmonary AneStlona Rguaz
plaints Diabetes, Difficulty of Voic.az Ur1Ee Eiesd
ing nom the Kitaeys and Bi4Gder S1ayel. and otne1
aound very valuable. Give !. tytal II you would
learn the Talua Of good and uisd Medicine. II u
pleas ant, safe aud SURF Sold BY Druggists and Deal
= IN aied!e,ae. geaeIs!ly: Gzq@; IN @WsHE1r, ND,
scItAAK, H.. JOHN D. PARK, C1aetaaAH, CLIO
General AFruts for the Weat-
va 41F1fE ~ rEYS
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1EER u Il V&Ef SGG4e
DE BAKERS SPECE1u.
Ths7 meale1ne Will cure Gonorrhea.
GIess, s.rissars, Seminal Wsaikne,..
or the Kidneys and BLADDER, and
all diseases OF the Sexual Organs
caused by Contag1on or Weakness Of
either tex. Malex or Females.
Ta1s ELEGANT. POPULAR ami INFAL1BL8
: IL se.sS e I'd 45 !: e5 ssa 4 81
E3sle; In / few ds5a.
DR.. Bakers Specific
f ~ nS5Y fATS ~ EEAh EEMEnY t
SxeEssixK p1hsiRscE Shleh s now % Fka& E
Reader. aa7e Jon
PRIVATE DISEASE,
gAh 9kGASs. Do aot nsslsetlL. Delay il Dan
ltle Remedy.
Dr. Bakers SPECIFIC.
e.. q S5c e.
Il uct asm essInata:c grave
DR.. Bakers Specific
& E6!e So IT, A hBx &
ADVICE, a. plain directions to: use Accom-, ,pany each
sss q ssf !TfI3 fi5sss i! e:
T2N TIsTsSr tsS ~ easss 81 vxr st pS5N a5 N5I 81
EssserG M e., Sne syze1 . se1ssss state ot HEALTH
a WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
eSs K1v&Ta Esu sar1 M 'oD; b faa sssSs ?9o io
u iGH2E ~ sAr - sis1tn pFas:l1' ;;;; you pslu
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lLD GOLD AND SILVER,

- . Z. c E6HU,
Capt. AID G. 6. Y. and Chief c. i, b. C.
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fkaaltvHl T&ula Table.

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE II, t..
s.; s.: pesl s:sS ssS ,,s9.$
NsuEe gan AcconaodaEn 10 p.n. s:ss =. =
Night Aceas'...:-- sop. n. 1:lpp. n.
Evanston. ......... a:l3 p. N. 4:M p. n.
aALENA DIVISION.
Fulton and Cedar Rap:1s.. $40 l. n. f:19p.M.
Frespo,s M md Uanleiia..:. soe !. q. ass !: =. =.
Freepoyt and Duulcita -. 10.sO p. n. 40 D. m,
Rockford and Fox River. *oo 2. =. 1912 .. n.
Ress7s R:s9 and Eisin: ssS Is F. T. =: T.
02Enit 31p.e:s-. stln J. Z F:Tb0 T. n.
Detroit Express. $50 p. Il. .3sy p N.
DstFo31 sdPtfss e: ss E n 1! "a
no=Eng Express. .g:e q. - 'I1oo 7. n.
Wight EpEess: ~ r: :.s:s.
AED s:Sas4AE s7REEyE.
E;cntng E1R1css...'..:: f5s2 P q. @ s@fu0 .. N
S.eas:, n - 1d;i:a tssS :. H. .: 4: =:
P1r1s8uaa. JeHT wAYEE AR0 oErAse:
e. R;ss;.sg 54?iHs:i Hss:s:; as,I; 'ss SSP:s
Eacinnah Exgrees ..,.. +59Je. n +t5ss9p. n
e!as.aaa ssaas:t5 5Riss': .si .syssssa f. = . II p !.
A7z,7c i Philsasl. us fp,a. IDS 10. .sfa Pm. pm.
ii .nlo Pm. 1a@ AZ. se.
:: 4aE:?E!ss:ssl r. ~@'
ys,,;5,,. ;5I;f{ ,*s's p.a. a@es=, s:+sp.p,
BiHs Baltimosss... :. s,s y.,n. 100 an. ,..,a = -
TashLrg1o1.. .lG1b =. ID. 1885 a.m- E:15 p.r
CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.
{iate Cincinnati and Chicago Air LING Kaiixey.}
,1 w ,11p1sss:-'''.''......:e :eth a. n. s:lUa. Il.
=
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CTEAM To VERA CRUZ via
NJ HAVANA.--rhe American aad Mexican NAL
7alt stdewheel EteaHe1t rom New Yosk. comueor
tinE June i5h. = toiloW?:
MANHATTAN, Capt. r ". I1Tnc., m the 18TH Of
each uortd. VERA CEEz, Caas II. II. Gsesusy, on
.te 1st Of each month For particulars ltQuiIa Of
T1k%Een Pr,$
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DIR. SANDERS
THHEEs MINUTE SALVE

7bta ee1tnrase: aad marble ss1ve Will eyectaaily
acd 7esEaaect1y cnEc Cc.2s, Earts, Aolcs. E,aG.
worm aot foolhtca. IN c:ot ta-se to teu 1ot1as.s-
Why Will you s1tfct shn e1cract lag snd torment
fDS pat1 Ecu EoEn1 aad Tooshaeac, when
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rPURLIo-No 2O2 !

ANACT t. re sulate prooe dings in cases be
tween landlord and tenants in III Dis riot OF
lumbia
Be IL enacted bv the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentattees Of the URlted States u america in Con
gTesS assembled
Th,ta tenancy a! will shall not arise or be
created without an exp contract or letting 70
that effect; and that all ecupatlon, possession,
or holding of any messuage or real estate without
express contract or lease t q 1erms of which
have expired, shall be deemed and held TO b.
ten lucies by sutfsrance; and all estates at Wiz
and suff rance may be determined By mott e,
il grliug, to quit of thirty days. delivered to the
tenant in hand or to some person OF proper age
upon the premises, or, 10 the absence OF such
tenant or person, then such notice may be served
by atiixing he same 20 conspicuous part OF the
premises where il may De conveniently read.
The attoanment of a tenant to a Stranger shall
be void, and shan r OF effect the rights of tae
landlord une' il be made Vith the consent, eS-
press or implied, Of the laudlJri; PROVIDED That
part Of this sectioJ other taa tina. winch re-
lateS TO att0Tnment of a tenant 10 stranger sht i
apply to contracts made to any te aaucy existing
prior to the passage tl.s ac:, except IN s4S9s OF
waste or etIssll to pay rent.
SIC. ?. and be ii further enacted That when
forciole entry is mad, when pc ace tbia entry
il m Ide and ths possession ull Rwfuliy hAIi oy
force or when p possession Is he'd without hight,
after the estate j, drterm ned oy the term Of ne
lease of his own UmitatlOa OF by notice TO quiz,
or otherwise OF wristeu mplaiut on oath OF the
person entitled 10 the premises TO justice OIL 1pe
pea charging fOrcisole Try or detaluer OF
real Is ate as AZORES AID, summo may b. issue
to proper officer. co umanGlng the person com
pained of 10 appear au1 show cause why jadg-
inert should OF be rendered against him, Thca
SHALL be served like other VIRUS of summons Il,
Leaf seven days before his appearances. Ii 1T APP
pears By default or upon tritl that the compal N
is entitled to the pos ession OF the premises IL
shall hayr judgment and execution toi the pos
ession and cos-si # the complainant bee 'meS u
suit ami fails % prove his rgHt to possession, the
defendent shall ave judgmen. aud eNeouti N for
his cos,s.
SIC, 3. And be II FURTHER sndcisi, That If upon
trial defendant D eads title to the premises in
himself or in another person under whom ne
claims the premises, he SRA recognize ia rea-
sonable sum 10 the complainant, to he ttXei by
sal JUST g, with sufici mt slretes, condItione1
to pay ali interfering dana ges ana costs aad re
asOnahle int rvenng re 70 the Irtmsesi aud
the complainant shall Ia Ike manner recognize
10 tn defendant cordlioned 10 ter the suit
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, fPUBLIC-N0. 2Og 1

AN ACT TO pay, in part, for publ ishing tie
debates Of Congress, aud for other purposes
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
entot'ces Of he United States Of america in Con-
gTesS assembled,
That the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk
OF tbs House of Representatives be, and they are
hereby, directed to purchase from the publishers
OF the Congressional Globe and Appendix, for
eaca senator, represents i've, and delegate in the
PRESENT and each succeeding Congress, who has
not heretofore received the same one complete
set OF the .COngressi nal Globe and Appendix.
SEo. And be IL further enacted That there
shall De paid 10 the publishers Of the Congressio-
nal Globe and Appendix by the Sscre'ary of the
Senate and the Cierk of the House of Reyresen-
tatWe', out of the Contingent fluids of the two
houses, according 10 the number Of copies of the
Congr ss,ional Globe aud Appendix taken by each
one cent for every five pages exceeding three
thou sand PAGES for long session, fifteen hum
dred pages Tor a short sc sion, including the in
dexes and the law of the United States for tn is
and eaca future Congress
SEC 5. 4nd be IL further enacted, That the sum
OF ninety eight thou and five hundred and forty
four dol ars be, and me same is hereby appropri-
ated, out Of any money in the treasury no. other
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
The Conspiracy Trial.
WIZ. II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON June 2.

WASHINGTON. June 2.
Several witnesses were called to show
that Spangler was at his boarding house
in Washington a day or two after the
assassination.
Thomas J. Roylod, who was employed
at FOrds theatre. testified that about
two weeks before the assassination,
Booth occupied the box adjoining that
in which the President was subsequent
ly shot
On the 7th of March, witness not be
ing able to find the key, broke open box
No. in order to admit gentlemen with
his company.
Two witnesses, employed at the thea
tire, had exhibited them the rope found
IN Spangler's carpet bag; they said it
resembled a similar rope used in the
theatre, but could rot say positively it
was the same.
Miss Margaret Bronson testified that
she first met Payne az Gettysburg, i'm
mediately after the battle. Payne was
in witness ward, where he was very
kind to the sick and wounded.
Mr. Doester claimed that the fOunda-
ton for the proposition OF Payne's in
sanity had already been laid by the
prosecution, and the crime in its incep-
ton, the manner in which it was car
rled out, and the action Of Payne, both
before and since his arrest, went to
show insanity. Mr.. DOester detailed
circumstances attending the attempt to
kill Secretary Seward, in support of his
plea.
DR.. Nichols, superintendent Of the
Government Insane Asylum, was called
for the accused. If, he said, a man at
tempts to murder sick man in his bed
whom he had not before seen, and as
sault four others in the same house, wit
ness would suspect him to be insane !;
and also if he remained talking with
a servant for five minutes. But if he
cried out, after committing the deed,
I'm mad, I'm mad" witness would
suppose this was feigning madness.
Madmen seldom say they are mad. If
he woald abandon his horse and wan
der in the woods, and make his way to
house which he would suspect to be
guarded, witness would suppose he was
Indifferent to consequences.
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{PuBLIc-No. 207I

iIUBLlC--NO. ZUI.
AN ACT for the relief of Sc amen and others
not Od1oers, born on the books OF vessels
wrecked or lost in the naval service.
Best enacted by the Senate aud House ofiRep-
,eSen'attreS The UnuedStateS Of America in Con-
grcSs assembled,
Una. me proper accounting officers OF the trea'ur
Sc sSo they are herbey, authorized, under the
uLeC Ioh OF the Secretary of the Navy, in setting
sle accounts OF sehmen and others, not officers,
borne on me books of any vessel in the navy,
Whlch snail have been wrecked, or which sh iii
nave oeen unheard from SO long that her wreck
may oe presumed, or which sha have been des-
troyei or lost with the rolls and papers necessary
TO reg diar and exact settlement of such accou
70 hA day when such wreck, destruction, or
loss sball be deemed aud taken TO have oce ured
sEc' 3. Ind Be Il further enacted, That the
proper accounting office of the II 1asury be, and
they ar he.eby, authOsiz= d, in settling the &c
counts Of tue petty Officers, ssamen, aud Others,
not officers, on 90 ud Of auy vessel in the EN-.
Ploy Of the United states, which by any casually.
or IN action with the enemy, Ia been or NAV be
sunk or other $50 destroyed, together w III he
rol $ ami papers necessary 10 the exact ascertain
mens OF tn several accounts of the same al tie
cate OF such loss, 10 assume The last quarterly
return Of the ptynaster of any such vessel as the
basis tor the computation Of the suoeequen.
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AN ACT for the relief Of John H Shepherd and
Walter X. Caldwell, of Missouri.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatires of the United States Of merteG in Con-
greSs assembled,
Tnat the Postmaster General be instructed to
allow and pay to the sad Shepherd and Cald'
well all sums of money remaining due and UNI
paid and heretofore wi hheld by the Post Office
Departm, nj, for carrying the mails dnring
the years eighteen hundred and ffty-f, ur
aad eighteen hundred and ffLy-fve, on routes
numbered eight thousad eigat hundred and
forty nine in the State OF Missouri; said pay
ments to be made for the time during which
service was actually performed on said
routes at the rate of twentk one hundred dol.
lars per year on rout number eight thousand
eight hudred and eighteen, and at the rate OF
fourteen hundred and sixty dollars on route
number eight thousand eight hundred and forty
nine, without m ak,ng any deduction on account
of the refusal OF said contractors 10 enter into
new contracts for performing extra service, or on
account OF reletting the same. And the Post
master General is further instructed to pay TO
Tor carryi8g the mains 80 L.
thousand light hundred and nineteen and eight
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, in said
State during the years aforesaid, and withheld
by the Post Office De 5artment, on account of the
relet ing OF he two routes first named.
Approved March S, 1864
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nonud Gen. Forrest has arrived al
Memphis
Two thousand Two hundred and
twenty-five bales of cotton passed here
o.day for Evansville - elghty.tiVe OF
which was for Cincinnati. aud three
hundred for 81 Louis.
WorEhus been suspended at the navy
yard in Mound City, aud II rumor Is cur
rent that the naval depot at that place
will soon be removed to Pensacola.
The people OF Northern Mississippi
are represented as greatly Impoverished
aNt dr~tltute
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08

AN ACI tor the relief of l., +, Cartee.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtiUes Of the United States Of Amerfcd IN Con
qress assembled,
That the Commissioner of the General Land
Office be, land he is hereby, authorized to pay
to l.. +. Cartee the sum of three thousand and
thirty three dollars aud fifty cents, for services
performed in surveys of the public lands in the
State of Oregon in excess of hts cont act with the
surveyor general of Oregon, dated October FOUL
teen, eighteen hundred and sixty, and the sum
of three thousand and thirty dollars and
fifty cents is hereby APPROPRIATED for said pay
ment, out, OF any money In the treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated; ProUided, That before any
payment is made as provided for by this act
the work performed by said l.. +. Cartee shall be
tested in the field by actual examination there
of, under the direction of the surveyor general
OF Oregon, and any correction made n cessary to
make 1t comfortable to the laws of the United
States and the instructions governing the sur
yeys oftke public lands, at the expLse of the
said J.. T. Cartee, and the balance OF " of said
appro prlation paid HIM after deducting said ex =
pc Sc OF inspection ana correct ION, and when the
certificate OF the surveyor general of Oregon IS
tiued with the Commissioner of the Ger eral
Land Office that said survey is complete accord
Ing to the law and regulations governing public
surveys.
Approved March.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at The First Session. Of the Th'rty-eighh
Congress



AN ACT to repea IN a DInt reso utton entitled
'Joint resolution TO grant additional rooms TO
the Agricultural Department. tHt for other
purpO>es,
be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Rsprt-
ssntqtiues ofthe United States Of Amsricd IN Con-
greSs assembled,
that the 10 mt resou ions entitled " Joint reso
luton 10 grant addit onal rooms 10 the Agricul-
tural Department" be, and the same Is hereby,
repealed, MI. .to
Secretary OF the Interior be, and he Is hereby
authorized and dueGted 70 assign ior toe temper
ary use OF the Commissioner OF Agrlcul'u such
rooms in the Interior Department suitable ior
the business Of SAID Commissioner, ami necessary
to enable him to perform efficiently the business
OF sal off sc, be so appro qriated with the
least inconv, nienc TO the transaction OF other
public business
SEQ. 8. And be it further enacted, That the
Commissioner OF Agriculture is authorized to
rent suitable rooms for the accom- modanon OF
his Office and I make necessary improve nents,
an to pay the rent OF the same for one year tae
sum OF three thousand five hundred dollars i
hereby appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not Otherwise appropriated: PROVIDED
such roous shall not be rented for a periOl
longer han three years.
Approved July 4, S64.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08

AN ACT for the reli + Of Noah Wiswan.
Be Il S2dctsd By he Senate aud House Of Rep
rsscntatipes Of hs United States q 1RertcG an
Congress assembled.
That the proper accounting officers of the
United States be ana are hereby, direesed TO au-
dit an account between the United States, and
the legal T epres nta'ivcI OF Noah Wiswau,
assignee of Daniel Chilson, for the amount Of
The thirteenth day Of July, eighteen Kindred and
th,ry five. by hi agent, Amariah WATSON, 10 j,
w. Stephenson, receiver OF public moneys at
Gaena Illinois, per receipt number twelve hun
d ed and eighty-tso, for eighty acres Of the
west half of the southwest quar- er Of section
number fifteen, in township number sixteen
north, of range number eight east, of the fourth
prtr cipal meridian, at the rate Of one dollr and
twenty. five cents per acre; and that the Secreta-
nv of the Treasury be, and is hereby, directed to
nay said amount upon such adjustment, ont Of
any money in the treasury net otherwise appro'
priated.
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A TWOOD'S -..A
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
aug4d swift
PILE DRIVER,
HYDRA ULIC SAND P UMP.


HYDRA ULIC SAND P JUMP.
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demon-
stated the superiority of this machine over all
others for the purpose of snkir Oil Wells, the
undersigned is now prepared to receive orders
for the same.
This machinery comprises every thing requisite
for the boring of oil wells, excepting the
STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIV-
ING PIPE, (but will be furnished, if desired, at
a reasonable price,. and dispenses with the use
of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and other CUM
brous and expensive fixtures now in use, and Is
SO arranged, being constructed on wheels and
| portable, that it can be easily removed for the
purpose of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DETRITUs lie removed from the well
| by our Patent Hydraulic process, and does not
require the removal Of the drill from the boring.
This process not only removes all the detritus IN
from 5 to 10 minutes, but likewise effectuaiiy
clears out and opens all the small oil veins tha'
are so often entirely closed up by the old process
of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical en-
eineer, well can be sunk from 400 to 600 fee
within period of from Is to SO days after tn
soil pipe has been driven.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the con
ytruotion and delivery of these machines at NeN
York Norwich, Newburg, N. r., and Pittsbure
Penna. 10
For further information, sprice, terms, &C
address civ SIMEON LELAnD,
Metropolitan Hotel,
apriI:7daw3m 80 New York
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ore AIS 10 c. usu VA ard, q tne date OF u b oss
il there b no oh Ciai evidence 10 the contrary
Where .uoh quarterly FegIrn has, from any cause
not been mail, the said acc unting officers are
he-ety autho d 30 adjus' and settle said ae-
counts on prinoipas Of eqaity and lustioei and
t. allow aud pay to each p rs m, not an officer
employed on vessel 10 sunk or otherwise de-
stroyed, aud whose PERSONAL effects have been
lost, a sum no, exceeding sixty d liars as CON
peusaton tor loss Of his personal effects,
SIC 4. ABd be &c further enacted, That IN case
OF the death Of such re " officer, seam N, or
other psrson, not an oiii ser, such pa ment sha
be m ade 30 the widow, child, or children, father,
mother, brothers, ami Sisters JOINTLY in that
order Of pref renee, under such rules as the
Sc oui C mp roller of the Treaury may pre-.
scribe; such cred Is and gratuiy to be pad out
OF any N 'ney Ia the treasury not otherwise APP
prOpriated.
Approved uly 4. 1861
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DisCouteutCtl,

HARRISBUR&H, June >.
There is great dissatisfaction among
the one year troops at the order of Sec'y
Stanton reducing the bounties of such
organizations % per cent. The excuse
that these troops are to be mustered out
before the expiration of their time is re-
garded by all right minded men as un-
tenable.
State authorities are increasing their
exertions to have this order rescinded,
and secure for one years troops their
original amount of money to which
they are entitled.
Gov. Curtin will formally receive the
battle flags of the different regiments in
Camp Curtin tomorrow,
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The Texas Expedition,
FoRTREss MONRr

FORTRESS MONROE, june l.
Most of the Texas expedition under
the command of Gen. Weitzel has sailed
in Is large steamers. The remainder
will leave this evening or in the morn
ing.
The fleet will rendezvous in Mobile
Bay, which it is expected to reach in
about seven days.
The weather is fine, and everything
looks favorable for the safety of the
fleet,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
PRIVATE ACTS

IPVBuC-NO. |.
AN ACT TO indemnify the owners q the Brit
ish schooner Glen,
BE IL eaactsd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senatiueS Of ne United States IF AmeTica its Con-
grs,s assembled,
That there be paid TO the overs Of tn. British
schooner Glen, oat OF any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum of seventeen
thousand one hundred and Il fly ollars and sixty
cents the same beng the amount awarded az
indemn ilioation 10 the arties interested by the
district count of the United State Of America
for the southern district Of New York, for cost,
damages and ex pens 10y reason Of the illegal eel
zure OF of the said vessel and cargo as prize.
Approved February IS, lS6i