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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session oftAe Thirty
Eighth Congress.
lPuRLlC-No. 46.1

PuBLlc-No. 46.
An Act to provide for the payment of the
value of certain lands and Improvements
Of private citizens, appropriated by the
United States for Indian Reservation,
in the Territory of Washington.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of america IN Congress assembled, That
the sum of eighteen thousand six hundred
and eleven dollars and sixty-two cents, or
so much thereof as may be necessary. is
hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the purpose of paying for the lands
and Improvements Of private citizens, taken
and appropriated, by order of the Depart
ment Of the Interior, for Indian restrva-
tions and uses in the Territory of Wash
ington; and the claims herein provided
to be paid shall be allowed and paid in
such manner and upon such proofs Of the
value of the property as shall be pre-
scribed by the Secretary Of the Interior.
Approved, Feb. %, 1865.
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Approved. Feb. II. 1865.
rRssor.~rro~-vo. ISL


Joint Resolution 20 enable the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO obtain the title to
certain property in C.r>on City and
State of Nevada. tes the purposes Of .
Rrsnrh MIA; located N said place
WHEkE.s th~ Secretary 81 the Tr~ss-
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CPUBL1C-NO. AT

An Act to facilitate the collection of GER
tain debts duo the United States.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States
of America IN Congress assembled. That
in all cases where debts are due from
postmasters, mail-contractors, or other
officers. agents, or employees of the Post
Office Department, who are in default or
delinquency, a warrant of attachment may
issue against all property, real and person.
al, possessions, and rights legal, equitable,
and contingent, belonging to such officer
and his sureties, or either of them, in the
following cases:
First. When any such officer, agent,
or employee. and his sureties. OF either of
them. has, within the meaning Of the act
Of July seventeen, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, chapter one hundred and nine
ty.fve, and the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent in pursuance thereof, dated the twen-
ty.fifth day of July, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, participated in, aided, abetted,
or countenanced any rebellion against the
United States.
Second. When such officer, agent, or
employee, and his sureties, or either of
them, is a nonresident Of the district
where such officer was appointed, or has
departed from such destrict for the pur-
pose of residing permanently out of such
district, or Of defrauding the United States,
or Of avoiding the service of civil process.
Third. When such officer or his sure
ties, or either Of them. has conveyed away
or Is about to convey away his property,
or any part thereof, or has removed or is
about to remove away his property. or any
part thereof. from the district wherein the
same is situated. with intent to defraud
the United States. And wh-re such re-
moval has taken place. certified copi-.
OF the warrant may be sent 10 the marshal
Of any other district into which such pro-
persy may have been removed. und~r
which certified copies IL shall be lawful
tcr such MARSHAL 70 seine ss-h property
and csevey il IN scm< conv-.irn, pain,
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vhirh the vssrsss originally is-a~d Ala.
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REsoLUrIoN-No. IS.

KEsOLUTION-NO. IS.
A Resolution providing for the Compila-
ton of Congressional Directory at
each Session.
Reso'rcd By the Senate and House
Of Representatives of tie United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the Congressional Directory be compiled
under the direction Of the joint committee
on public printing. and published by the
superintendent of public printins-thc
first edition tor each session to be ready
for distribution within one week after the
commencement thereof.
Approved, Feb. IA, 1865.
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rREsoLvTION-NO. III


A Resolution to extend the time for the
rcversion to the United States of the
lands granted by Congress to aid in the
construction of railroad from Pere
Marquette to Flint, and for the Com
pletion of said road.
Rcsoircd by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled. That
the time specified in the fourth section of
the act Of congress approved June three,
eighteen hundred and ffty-six. entitled
" An act making a grant oc alternate Sec
,ions Of the public lands to the State of
Michigan to aid in the construction Of
certain railroads in said state, and for 9TH
er purposes" for the rcvesion to the United
States Of the lands garntrd by said act to
aid in the construction Of a railro' d from
Pcre Marquette to Flint, and for the COM
plction of said road. be, and the same is
hereby, extended for the term Of FIVE
years.
Approved. Feb. II. 1865.
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n-uss a< c-rtAla aoeSsnss of the Ameri-
eaa C0ASn4xafsaa s'.cH-sr fx the Sup
PaT' OfrecAPszred Africans IL Lsseria
R>s"tr,@ ~ tAe Senate as1 Hexs<
ef RcYr,so.fafIres q fls Fisi'el Slater
Of -A'aersoa ~ CosgTess assemGied. That
the Secretary Of the Interior be. and is
hereby, authorized and directed to adjust
and settle the accounts Of the American
Colonization Society for the support of re-
captured Africans in Liberia, under con.
tracts made for that purpose under the
authority of the act Of congress approved
june sixteenth. eighteen hundred and six.
ty. on the principles Of equity.
Approved, Feb. 90, 1865.
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REsoLurIoN.-No. pol

NESOLUTION.-NO. ZU.
Joint Resolution directing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to issue American Reg
istcrs to British Schooners "Minnie
Williams" and "E. NJ. Baxter"
Be 1t resolycd by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of america in Congress assembled. That
the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and directed to issue American
registers to the British built schooners
"Minnie Williams and I" +. NJ. Baxter"
sale vessels being now owned by a citizen
of Buffalo, New York.
Approved, Feb. 25, 1865.
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tREsoLrTIoN-No. l6.
A Resolution appointing General Richard
Delafeld to be a Regent Of the Smith
sonian Institution.
ResoIred by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States
Of AmericG in Congress assembled. That
Richard Delafield, resident of Washington
city, be-. and he hereby is. appointed re-
gent of the Smithsonian Institution. in the
place of Joseph &. Totten. deceased.
q, Approved, Feb. IL, 1865.
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serted free Of caar<r-
III All Communication. whether 81 business
or for publiratisa. must ~ addressed 20 the eci-
.or of the WAsaTSGToS STANDARD.
II Blanks. bll-heai>. cards, bills OF fare. pos
ers, programmes. circulars catalogues, pamphlets,
etc, executed at reasonable rates.
OFFfCE-,a DArne,s building. corner Of Main
and First streets, near the steamboat landing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

SCENg BY THE RoAD SIDE Frank Ba
enters a vehicle bearing strong resemblance
TO peddler's cart Old lady rushes on, Of
house by the roadside.
Old L0dy.-Say, what have you x; TO
sell?
Bad ara travelling agent, madam
Tor the greatest menagerie Of ancient or
modern times, which Is shortly 70 be eXhio-
TIED in this section, affording TO the inhahl'
tants thereof an opportunity of viewing
the most stupendous collection Of animals
ever before exhibited.
Old Lazy You don't say, Have you
any elephant?
BdH.-We have, madame. siI elephants
but these constitute comparatively M
important part of tire show. We have
living specimens Of bIpeds and quadruFtd'
who ruamed over the earth not only m ne
antediluyiin. but also in the piiocene snl
megatherium with fix iegs and two ISIS.
the gyasticus. with no eyes, two oses sna
four tails the Piles osaurus resembling Sassn
IN shape. which splits IRE and breathes sui-
pbur, and many other species, too nuner-
Gus for enumeration. We also have pIous
'awvrr.
Cd Lddy-well, I declare,
Ball. Bot. madam. the greastes curiosl,
ty b. far Of our exhibition is learned and
educated monkey. who was
brought up By Mohammedan priest IN tee
mysterious regions Of the Great Desert IN
Sahara This monkey speaks with dueney
all the modern languages besides Lsiln'
Creek aud Hebrew lie can repeat the
Ten Commandments, the Emancipation Pfo-
clamation, President Lincoln's last messaee'
and performs tire most intricate exanplesin
m ithematics with rapidity. ease and aecu-
racy. While being exhibited in Washlng
ton he actually repeated long speech OF the
Presidents This monkey correspoao''
Beautiful Young lady suddenly sticks ne'
head from the window and call out
smother , mother, ask aim chy they =
he nonkey ,rarei so for ahead Of l"
,thsr crittsYs?"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
Pooh WHITES The Ohio Democrats. =,

Poor WHITES The Ohio Democrat. =,
their late State Convention. gravely
"R'solrsl, That the experience Of four tn.
sand years has demonstrated that the pegr.
are not equal TO white men, aud an atteu,nt b,
place them On footing Of equality, political,
and socially. with the whites. ever viii pro,.
injurious TO both races
Resolusd. That under the rule of A bolitior ;,--
aud especially under the recent military or,I,-,
in Kentucky, the emigration Of negr. =. INTO an.
is = growing evil. and in order that ,bi,a I,bo-
shouli be protected against negro labor .rd ~.
people against negro pauperism. it /. the du,v
Of the Legislature 10 discourage ueyro in,io-,
ton into our State
We propose to exhibit these human. and
sagacious resolves IN little brighter Evbt
as follows
s. Re,olrs9. Ina: sheep IRE GOT equal in
strength ami ferOci;y Of Eolye,
10. Resoirei, That j, i the duty OF our L.
islatLre TO pass an act for the protection Of ON.
wolves; FOR If theT don't those ierocious. blooI
thirsty sheep will hunt them all down and "a,
them up.
Such resolves az the Ohio ones would d,
hughabie, it they were not So baso and
eruei.-Tri5lias.
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lFrom the Cincinnati Commercial
How Petroleum Nasty came TO join III,
Democracy.
SAINTS REsr,

SAINTS REsr,
which Is in the Staff Of Noo Ger-sy,
Angus, 20, 1866. }
WE born Wing. My parents vuI men
Der NV the party ,'e ways my mother ~uI, 81
she alluz did the votin, allowing sly father w
course, 10 @ thro the manual labor Of castln IA,
ballot, in Difference TO tine laws Nv the country
which does uot permit females or niggers to vote.
DO matter how much intileck they may have il
EN-.
In all probability I shcod bev cast nv lot VIII
that party he'd rot n irsiient occurred, in ny
boyhoOd dsys, wich satisfied me that the Dime
risy VAS my appreIrit aud material abiding pls5s
Il was in this " zs:
In playful M 81 Eun mite bustid open
grosery, and apr, priard, sz a jest, what loose
change Their wuE in the drawer, (al4rs in these
degenerit days Nv paper currency, the enierpris-
ing theef h'z to steel at 40 sent. discount.l and
sieh other notions e. struck my boyish ancy.
ind'ost Niger hey, sumW hat younger thsn
myself 10 aid me, and v hen We bad bsgged the
game, |. FEELING III my pride as one having the
proud Anglo-Saeksun blood coursin toomuch-
lu>ly thrO his vAnes, what Chetf Justice fancy
hex since made law, 10 Wit that the niger hsI
no rites wich the white man IS bound 70 resspeck.
vhaled him till be resindtd the entire proceeds
Of the speculation TO me. The degraded wretch,
devoid Of every prinsple Of honor, bloved on
me. and We wuz beth arrested
The Justis Of the Peqsc t-u= a Hing, and
after hurrid eggaminasben, he senteust me -
one Of his own race one Of his own blud w
his own parentage to imprisonment for so
days on bread and water, and the niger TO
only ten, on the ground that | ruz the cheef
offender
My muther begged and prayed, with teers
streeming down her venrsble cheeks faster than
she could wipe EN- up with her gIngum apern,
that the arrangement might be reversed-the
niger the 80 and | the 10. but no. Cold Ell s
stun, indexible ez iron, bludles AZ $ turnip,
was incAreeratei and stayed my time
Sullenly emerged from them walls On tbs
evening nv the Both day. 4 changed iudiyiioei
Lif,in my hands to Heaven, vowed vows to
wit
l. That Wond devote my life 10 the work o
redoosing the African to his nominal speer
= Tina, | would adopt perfeshen in2 which
| could steel without being hauled up for IT,
g. That the water he'd consoomed while i.
ioorance vile, wuz the last that wood ever 6ni
is way indilooted into my stummiek.
Hem jined the Dimocrisy, and rhoevereggs-
amines my record, will ind that 1 HEv KEEP NJ
PATHS
PETROLEUM '. NAssT.
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the nomination without power to elect)
OF half dozen Union republicans on the
Democratic ticket, which 10 the bes: our
democratic friends could offer.
Union City Cnucus.

A caucus Of the Union voters Of the city Of
Burlington was held at the Court House on
Monday even ng, Sept. 4, at "a O'Clock. and
called to order BY G. G. Benedict, Of the City
Committee, who read the call. when, on motion,
Hon. DANIEL ROBERTS wa. elected Chairman,
and E. A. JEwETT, Secretary.
On motion of GEO. ii. Bl0ELow, LAWRENCE
BARNES was unanimously nominated a. q can
didsie for Representative, to be supported by
The freemen OF this city at the September cleo
| ton.
On motion of J. FRENCH, the following Com
mlttee was appointed TO report the nsmfs Of
niteen persons to be nominated as Justices of the
Peace y. French. 7. E Wales, Henry Role,
Z. G. benedict, and VIM. L. Strong.
The following resolution was offered by R. S.
TAFT:
hesolrsd, That all delegates TO any County
Convention. to be hereafter elected at any eau
Gus by the freemen Of this city. shan be chosen
oy ballot and the ballot box shall be, and
'smain open, under the direction of the City
= -uittee from y to O'Clock P lI the day
Cens> >'ch ssid caucus shall be held, for 8 he
upon va ballots. plurality TO elect Tn ere
reception % sen at the same time, and uns Ter
' n AIso oe ~ IS, a City Committee CO N
posed of three persons ~. o.,,,,,;o,
adopted. n,. y,,, 20.
The Committee te repOr: nAfn1 '0'' 'u'' '''
of the Peace reported the 70 uoSwe
T. :. WALES.
W. R. Villas,
b ENGLESBYr-
H. L. MOORE,
HENRY ROLFE,-
E. J.FAY,
H. II. TALC0TT,
n. S. HILL,
GEO. F. EDMUNDS,-
J.B. H0LLENBECK,-
LYMAN CUMMINGS,
DANIEL ROBERTS,
JEREMIAH FRENCH,
HENRY BALLARD,
LATHAM +. TRUMAN,
who were unanimously nominated.
GEO. II BIGELUw moved to RECONSIDER ne vote
nominating fifteen Justices ofthe Peace
The motion was lost.
On motion, adjourned
EDWARD A. JEWETT,
Secretary.
Burlington, Vi. Sept. 4. 1865.
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TRE RECIPROCITY TREATr.-A correspon-
dent Of the Montreal Gazette expresses ta-
conviction that there will never Il. snsshsr
Reciprocity treaty for purposes Of cqenincf =
between the United Ststes and Canada.
lie gives as he opiniOn ofpu'lie men in the
United States, that Canada, 50 long as she
remains foreign country, must remain con-
entcd with the provisions of other treaties
now existing. lie adds;
The existing Reciprocity Treaty was an
exceptional filing, not 70 be repeated, rush-d
through by scuthefu Votes, infucfrced ~ a
purely political idea 81 southerh rpkffSanf,
in which trade had H.. consideration and
there il no such inf aence now. The Detroit
Convention was composed OF highly respecta-
bic merchants, who doubtless represented
the alOng-shOre western trade interest; but
they did not represent the whole trade OF
the Union, nor would a representation OF
the whole trade represent the United States.
Commerce Is a cosmOpolte, with neither
country nor patriotism. intent upon imme-
date results. ana Indifferent N tnturc con-
sequences"
His conclusion. are a. tillows:
with such language from public men IN
the United States, new Reciprocity treaty
may he out Of the question: and all ",
might rightly CxTe.-t IL. that Congress will
pass some law regulating frontier intercourse
with the British North American provinces,
alter the termination Of the present treaty,
which law will certainly be satisfactory %
the Americans and raseihiy haff iyat 10
us.
Il douot whether another expenditure OF
fifty or hundred thousand dollars (the
balance OF which, at the end Of ten years. is
unpaid) for public information furnished
as before in the shape Of champagne, oys-
iers ,ciglrs, and open house deni-mOHds
luxurics generally NJ Washington, would
chndgc the destiny
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Abrams ~ Mrxpo-.Tbe frisa,.,,
Brownsville treSas) cosresropd-nee OF n,
18th SAYS the Ens cf tbs Rio Graade /.
growing dsrk with troops. Gen. Steele i,
Saia to be getting Things in order. | will
only give these two facts, and you can
draw an inference.
Owing 10 bad weather, want OF ypge,,.
bles and the heat. the mortality among IN.
negro troops IS serious Il is from IS 10 On
per cent. The clothing for the men, ,oo
Is not suited to the climate. The men d.,
mostly Of fever, though sowe die n
scurvy.
The I-ibuae's Aiatamosas ecrfespcndsne-
snys the frencf are very touchy cCncerni,,
war with the Tinted Sta5e-, aud brus
greatly. They ~ay in ease OF war wiz
Mexico. 50 long as IT was under French sur
port, $4,000 mon could he thrown On M.
Inc of the Rio Grandc OF once. while v.
could not hope TO fight with success, even
with two men TO one. They also say that
force oil 10000 French troops could ;.
marched INTO the interior OF the Cn,e5
States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

DMTNuTIvE BABr.-C. E. Daily. Eso
OF the Treasury Department, Washington,
passed through the city yesterday. from
Barkhamstead, accompanied by his wife and
'aby. The latter il one OF a pair Of twins.
winch, on their arrival from the celestial
regions two months and l,alf before they
were expected, weighed exactly pound
apiece! lie, the survivor, is now seven
weeks old, and weighs two and a halt
pounds lie is at present domiciled in
little work basket. envelored in cotton and
warm hannel, and peeps on, now and then
with grimscc as if be thought this a very
funny and queer old world. lie Is fear
fully little fellow; good sized piece of chalk
looms into calcareous mountain beside him
Yet be has all the enterprise Of an Adde'S
cent Office holder. and we take the liberty of
predicating great things of him. Nav the
minute specimen Of Daily never he more
weakly .-New Haren Palladium.