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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OUR PATRONS

Wo woald again reminl our readers TINT ,b
season o. tho year is n time when tlay arc con
s,antiy liable,o sudden coughs, influenza. sore
throat, &C., while tho children are In cons, IN ~,
Danger from Group, throat aid lung conapoin,s
II Is importnnt that every head of a family
should provide u remedy that is ready nj MI
times Tor Immediate use, whether assailed at ,ho
dead honr 81 the night with The b. easing on, Of
a hard cold, the racking OF a violent cough, or
the children with that most dang erous o nj lis.
cascs--croup-or at the midday hour, YOU sbou Id
always be prepared. In Goes Couph Bnlsnm,
you will hnd rcady and effective remedy. II
grapp'es and controls insi untaneo usly the n, ost
stubborn coughs, while in croUp it Is a sovereign
cure. The price is but 40 cents per bottle the
bottles twice the size of any other at the same
price Delnysare dang, rous You should al
ways have il in the house. II can be found a, al
our orug stores .y,s o. THb E# E psmt
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as-That; excellent country journal, the
.Matoaing Register. published at yYoungs'
town, has changed hands, COL James Du-
mars having retired from its management.
and been succeeded by v. E. Sma!ley & Co.
Col. Dumars has successfullyconducted The
Register during the past nine years. Mr..
Smalley was formerly connected with tho
gainesville Press and .aduertiser, and, at a
later period, with the Cleveland Herald -
He has also done his country good service
in the gallant old Seventh. He is young
man of genius and enterprise, and viii no
doubt maintain the high reputation of the
Rsgistery )JGLL 3&5LE5 -
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DIED.

.. .rH
A. Camp Chase, on the night of Ist Inst,
CHARLES s. MCGOWAN, member of
the l06th o v. and son OF Alonzo and
Sarah MCGOWAN, of this place, aged II
years. ....,....l 49,. ,.,...., ..,.1 :... -
=, The deceased was one of the fourteen
patriotic boys who filled the quota of Char.
don under the Presidents last call. fIe
loft for camp on the 18th of February, and,
just seven weeks thereafter, was brought
home corpse. He was attacked with
measles on the 2lst Of March, the disease
terminating with congestion OF the lungs
His father, on learning his condition, start.
ed Immediately for Camp base. where no
arrived only in time to comfort his dying
hours. An intelligent and exemplary
young man. but recently enjoying tho prom.
ise Of a long life of usefulness, our people
will read the announcement Of his death
with pain, and deeply sympatbiza with his
parents and other relatives in their bereave-
ment. r.. H 1r.1.. .#..f
In Russell, March 2lst 1865, by falling from
horse, JAMES GREEN, son Of Lowell Green,
aged "a years. ....,.- ...J..-
The deceased had been a person Of vigorous
accident, was in excellent health.
o, iondly loved one! may all like thee be best
In life; be faithful, and in death find rest;
Thou hast climbed the seep,and scaled the walls,
And entered the portals there! G. GATES
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LEGAL NOTICE,


A Lien DART, Bertha Green, and Cora
"A Green, who are nOn.residents Of the State
OF Ohio, are hereby Motif d, that on the 22d day
Of March, A. D. 1868. Oscar A. Burton, and The.
odore NJ. Burton filed In the Office Of The Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of Geauga Conn Nv.
Ohio. their certain petition, and com monced an
acton against them the said Dart, ertta Green,
and Cora Green and Others-settng forth in sub.
stance, among other matters and things, that the
l.eander J. Randall aud said Oscar A. Burton, &
Theodore NJ. Burton, at the August Term, A
d., 1864. Of the Court OF Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Lake, State OF Ohio. re.
coyered judgment ngainst Henry Carroll and
and s5,4 costs Of suit; that execution has been
duly issued onsaid Judgment, aid returned un-
satisfied, with increased costs of S343 d"
That said Henry Carroll aud ihomas Carroll
have an equitable interest in the following de.
scribed premises: Situated in the Township of
Munson, County Of Geauga, State Of Ohio, known
as purts Of Lots Nos. 10 and 81, in Tract No. 3
in said Township. und is bounded us follows, to
wit: That piece lying in Lot No. l9 is bounded
west, south and east on :he lines Of said lot; and
north on line 30 far from the soIih iihc, and
parallel thereto. as to contain eighteen acres.
And one piece in Lot No. 81 in said Tract-
bounded on The north, east aud south by the lot
lines; and west ON land in the same lot. sold to
Cyrus Hawley, containing about "A and 50 100
acres of land, to be the same more or less
That said CAROLS mold such equitable interest
in said premises, under contract from Angus.
tus r. Street, Frances A r. Hoppin and William
w. Hoppin made. October 2Hh, lS45, to ouc
Noble Carroll That said coutrac, has been as.
signed to Orange M Calkins ns guardian Of
Clark D. Cnlkins, to secure the payment of ST..
I l05, ,79. and interest from Sept. 3th, 1889. That
Clark ID. Calkins deceased in December, 1863,
leaving said Allen Dart, Bertha Green and Cora
Green, his heirs at law; that since the 29th day
OF August, A D.. 1859, said Orange M. Calkins
has had and received the rents, issues and profits
of said premises, Tor which he should account.
The object and prayer Of said petition, among
other things, Is that sait premises be sold, and
the proceeds applied. first, To pay the amount due
on saia contract. which is payable TO said Lean.
der J. Randall; second, to pay said slIO5, ,79 af.
ter deduciins said rents and profits; third, the
balance to be applied in the payment OF snid
iulgment---an injunction has been allowed in
said action. i.sIr
H., The said Allen Dart, Bertha Green, and Cora
Green will answer said petition on or before the
9th day of May, A, D. 1865
DUREEE Il STEPHENSON,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
March 30th, 1868. . I'D b.. .. 19iw6
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INFORMATION FREE !
'TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. y. "

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
lncomretency, Premature Decay, aud youthful;
Error actuated by desire to benefit o hers, will
be happy to furnish to all who need it, tfrce, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem.
edy used IN his case. Sufferers wishing TO profit
by the advertisers bad experience and possess
Ing him at once at his place Of business. The
Recipe and full iniorma: :on--Of vital import ance
will he chcerfully sent by ,eturn mail.
Address 80. JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. GO NASSAU Street, New York
P. .S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes will find
this Information inys'uable. 7S3m3
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EVERY Man his own TANNER.

TIME, Subscriber. being the only authorized
Il agent in Chardon for the Celebrated Tan
weeks since, would say to TIE people that he
will buy all kinds of Flrs for the purpose of Tan
ming and pay fair prices therefor in cash.
Specimens of his Tanning, showing the pro-
,ss to be no humbng, may be seen at his Shop
one door west of the Chardon Hotel.
For further particulars, inquire of III.
HIih .IJ'ty O.. j.. S. RIDER.
Ehardon, April 7th, 1865. 795m6
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TO COHRsaahAlgDtiy

TNHE ADVERTISER having been restored 10
health in a few week s, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and TINT dread disca Sc.
Consumption is anxious TO make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
Tonll who desire it he will send copy OF the
prescription used tiree OF clargrl. with the direc
'ions Tor preparing and using the same, Which
they viii iiud sure cMre for Consumpiion, Ash.
mn Bronchifs, de- The only object of the adj.
v,crtiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread inforna lion which he
conceivcs TO be invaluable, and he hopes everv
sufferer vii try his remedy, es It will cost then,
nothing aud may prove a blessing
dress
.".'H ~ Rev. EDWARD A. " ILSON.
'." Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
~ ". - -.'' .. ''i ',tt ,. 190m3
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NJ MARR.TEn

In this village, at the residence of the
brides mother. on the 2d inst. by the Rev.
w. II. Hurlbutt, Mics MARIAN KELLEY,
and Capt. WM, HOPKINS, of Clay City,
LII. IT, a., sIalv' s-.,H. e. aa.f5H5r.l.
. One more come in out of the cold We have
long had the welfare OF her the fair bride, in our
view and arc heartily glad she has now taken
up with our advice. -. "'' v''t 'i a'"''4
We wishyou success on your journey thro' life;
D, be faithful till dea III; devoted, true wife!
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
VNHE following accounts have been filed
Il in tho Probate Court OF Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz: b.s ..'. .-;
o. .'t T. PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- of Estate OF Alexander Osborn, dec a.
Guardian of Mary A. Sanford. ..
= Ceyion o. Leslie. Hiram e. }
Leslie, Ulysses II. Leslie and Victoria
G. Leslie. J
.....i5 . FINAL ACCOUNTS: t.-......r q.
Adm'r of Estate of john IL. Lindley, decd.
Guardian of Anna K. Fish. .a.. -. 90.
{" Martha French.
.'r'"~7' " Emily M. Sanford. "
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
don. on the Goth day of April, A. d.
1865, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. C.-CANFlELD. Probate Judge.
,Chardon, April Z, 1865. rs 795.-3w.
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For Sale.

VTyHE FIGURING Mill in Parkman village, Ge-
l. ,auga Co., Ohio, belonging 10 the estate of
Judge Converse, deceased, will be sold at the
first favorable opportunity. The mill is in good
order wit an immense water power, and capa-
BILE of doing an extensive business.
Those wishing to invest in property Of this
kind would do well TO examine the same, and,
for further information, inquire of Hon. A. ID.
Kibbee, Pennington, Ohio, VIM. Bowler, Esq,
U S. Custom House, Cleveland, or at the late
residence of Judge Converse.
Parkman, March 4, 1865. 79lm3
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILlTATED AND
l. aDESPONDENT. Of BOTH SEXES. A
great sufie rel, having been restored toheaIt, in
few days, alter many years OF misery, is willing
to assist his sufferin fellow creatures by sending
tfree). on the receipt Of q postpaid addressed en-
velope, copy OF the formmha Of cure employed
- Direct to JOHN NJ DAGNALL.
@' ''- Box 1873 Postoffice Brooklyn, NY.
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The Railroad Case.

Tho syllabus of the decision of tho Su-
preme Court in the case involving tho inter.
ess of the Painesvlle and Hudson Rail-
road Company, mentioned last week, which
ws 6ud in the Ohio State Journal. is as
follows. If we mistake not tho decision, in
effect. settles all the, material points in liti
CATION, and thus removes The main obstacle
TO the completion of the road
No. 146. H,rmon Chamberlin VS., Tho
PainesviIie and Hudson Railroad Company.
Error--reserved in the District Court OF
Geauga county, fzee .ra; o., e..,..,..y,r
White, - .-.;,,,' ..7r..,...; -
Where subscription was made to rail.
road company for given number Of shares
of stock. payable at such time. and in such
instal allalents, as the directors may prescribe.
provided the road ia "permanentIy located"
on a given route. and that a, "freight house
and depot be built" a: point named. Held.
Il. That on the permanent location of the
road, in accordance with the terms pro.
posed. tho subscription became absolute. =
2. That tho provision in relation to the
erection of tho buildings was stipulation
merely, and its performance was not con-
dition precedent to the right to collec, the
AinouDtoi Cnc SUBSCRIPTION. e.. .t-.. .-..f.
3: Tho giving. By a subscriber, of his note
for the balance of his subscription, and tax.
ing, therefor, from the company a receipt
stipulating that, when paid, the amount OF
the notelshould b lappiied on his stock, was.
pr,ata facie, q waiver Of conditions prcce.
dent. r. - '.'i4H; . ~ ;'.'A-i 'i... "dI -!'r7
4. After tho requisite amount of stock
has been subscribed to authorize tho stock.
holders to elect diiectors. it is not indls.
pensabIe to an election that the notice for
it should be given by tho persons named in
the certificate of Incorporation, The valid.
ity Of the acts of the directors cannot be
questioned, collaterally. on tho ground of
irregslarity in giving the notice. ..''i5uu}
b. SEQ. 6 of the act for the creation and
regulation of incorporated companies (l. S
g. @. Statutes, 276) docs not prescribe tho
form of making subscriptions, nor does the
want of stipulation for the payment OF
five dollars on each share of the stock, rem
der the subscription invalid. ~, .I,..,. .s.,.h
e. Where defendant, by way of defence
to a note. pleads ip general terms, that it is
wholly without consideration and void, and
the plaintiff, WITHOUT requiring a statement
of the facts on which defence is based joins
Issue, any evidence is admissible, on the tri-
al, which tends to impeach orsustain the
consideration. -.
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Notice to Bird &c. builders.

KNHE Commissioners Of Geauga County will
l. be in the township of Bainbr :dge, on Thurs.
day, the 2O,h day OF April, at lOoclock A. NJ +,
at the place where the road crosses the Chagrin
river, near Peleg Browns, to receive proposals
for building abutments and bridge at the above.
named place. BY order Of the Commi IS toner's
793w4 A. P. TILDEN, County Auditor.
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Notice to Township Assessors.

The Township Assessors OF Geauga
County are requested to meet at tho Au-
dltor's offico in Chardon. on Saturday, April
18th, to receive their blanks and instruc-
: = A.P. TILDEN, County Auditor,
., Chardon. April 7th, 1865. " ,, ,9.5 ...ss
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zGwWe have received from Capt. II.
N. Spencer, 177th o. Y. l., a number OF
Rebel papers, for which he will please ac-
cept our ihsnks. 1pa" 80 - .ii
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, ls-Three accidents occurred in this
place on Monday last. from the accidental
discharge of the cannon being fred in hon.
or of the fall Of Richmond-all of painful,
but none of dangerous character. t.-E
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r ETTERS remaining g unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Chardon. State Of Ohio,
?. sl h this 9th day of .April, 1865. ,s
2c5-To obtain any of these Letters, the appli-
cant must call for "Advertised Letters, ,"give the
9S-If uot called for within one month, they
Nill be sent to the Dead Letter Office. y
Fisher Mr.. Jr. Parker Janette
Hemenway Howard Rupert Mrs.
Kinney & Reamer Smith Elizabeth
Macomber Loring Warner Henry
J. CONVERSE, PM.
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EFWe are under renewed obligations
to Hon, J. A. Garfield for various favors.
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AN RES

says there are a few lots
remaining of the goods
such as you had bought
at auction. There is no
use Of crying them off
when you can buythem
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HOME DEPARTMENT
The Election.

In Chardon, and we presume through
out Geauga County, the Election OF Mon
day lastw was a very quiet, and the vote a
very light one. So far as We know, the
Union ticket met with no opposition. In
this township, as usual, il was elected
unanimously. The following are the
Township and Corporation officers elect
Of Chardon: 'r.'' 10. I' -.,.'.'
'L..e.a To,onshio Cdicers. 10 .m't.
CIerk-A. W. YOUNG. rFuH .s
Assessor--C. A. VAUGHN. e., ,
Treasurer JOHN MURRAY, ed.
Trustees. AUSTIN CANFIELD.JAs.
THWING, J.iMa ROCKAFELLOW.
Constables-E. G. WHITE, N. y
Ia n Corporation -O@cerz.
Mayor--A. p. .TlLDEN. .--..
Recorder-C. W. MUNSELL. r..'1
Trustees--D. @. KELLOGG, THOS.
METCALF, A., MCGOWAN, H. S.
WOOD, JOHN MURRAY, Cd. ,r.s
n5-The fall of Richmond occasioned M
great rejoicing here as elsewhere, and the
boys lost no time in bringing out the gun.
to thunGer forth the glad drtidinps.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

by authority Of the Secretary Of tae Treosu-
y, tho Undersigned has assumed tho General
Subscription Agency for the sale OF U. 8. Treas
ury Notes, bearing seven and ,hrco.ientbs per
cent. interest, per aunum, known as the ...
SEvEM-THlRTY LOAN,
These Notes are issued under date OF June
18th, 1865. and are payable three years from
that time, ia currency, or are convertible, at the
option Of the holder, into ...
U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOlD-BEARiNG BONDS.
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SEvEM-THlRTY LOAN,

These bonds re worth premium which in
creases the actual profit on the no loan. al Tvs
r.mption from State and mmnic,pat dration, adds
.trom one TO three per cent more, according to the
rate levied on other prop .rty. The interest is
payable in currency semi annually by coupons
attached 70 each note, which may be cut off and
s ID 10 any hnnk or banker - =
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHERRAs, The Brandon Rank, bankins a,
horanon duly incorporated by the Legslaturs /
vac state Of Vermont, located and doing ~
uVss az Brandon, in the county Of Rutland, IN
,,'N n,ppleation 10 me requesting tue TO issue
ssa{Uat;nr Ns designating some day for the ;
~ IN me existence Of said c0rpOrNtiosl
,hot w. ,biris "a I's been made TO appear to M
~ ~ ~ ,ne legal votes OF the stood
said application, 80 '''''
Now therefore, I, JOHN uREao9v s,,rrr
Governor Of the State Of Vermont - = So 49,
with said application and the prcvi , loh'Ot
tons tlghty-siG aud eighty-seyen ~ "a
sighty MAE Of the General Statutes az VI
do hereby issue my proclamation ana 5ar1ernn,
on the lst day Of March, A ID. 1895. the saiJ
poralon Of the Brandon Bank shall rease >,
ist as fully and with the same effect "a II IL an
Ter eN ired by the limitation therein.
OF this the creditors Of said Brandon Bank an
all Others concerned, viii take notice and govgr
themselves accordingly
In witness whereof have hereuut0 signed D.
name and caused the seal OF the state 10 be he,
unto affixed, in Executive Chamber at ST, Alb
this nineteenth day Of August, in the M,
L. 3. ] OF our Lord one thousand eight huua,
and sixty-tour, and Of the independents,
the United States the eighty-ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH .
By the Governor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Seo'y Of Q. & NJ. Affairs.
A true copy Of record,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec'y OF c. s M. Affairs,
Aug. 25.dlw6mos
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Approved April s, 1854.

AN ACT to amend section nine of the act ap-
proved July seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and sixfy-two, entitled Gan act to define the
pay and emoluments Of certain officers of the
army, and for other purposes"
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssn'atUes Of the United States Of America in Con-
greSs assembled
That the rank Of chaplain without command,
in the regular and volunteer service of the Unit
ed States, is hereby recognized. .Chaplains shall
be borne on the field and staff rolls next after
the surgeons, and shall wear such uniform as is
or may be prescribed by the army regulations
as other officers of the army. They shall be en-
titled to draw forage for two horses, and, when
assigned to hospitals, posts and FORTS they shall
be entitled 10 quarters and fuel within the hos.
pitals posts or forts, while they are so assigned
without the privilege of Communication, subject
to the same conditions and limitations as are
now by law provided in the case of surgeons.
When absent from duty with leave, or on ae-
count Of sickness, or other disability, or wfsn
held by the enemy as prisoners, they shall be
subject 20 10 other diminution or loss of pay
and allowances than other officers in the militia
ry service are under like circumstances. And
chaplains who have been absent from duty, by
reason Of wounds or sickness, or when held as
prisoners in the hands Of the enemy, shall be
entitled to receive full pay without rstions dur
ing such absence. In all other respects, the pay
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Union on an equal footing with the original
States, without any further action whatever on
See 8. Srd Be Il farther enacted, That un.
Ill the next general census shall DO taken said
State OF Colorado shall be entitled 20 one repre-
sentative in the House Of Representatives OF the
United States, which representative, together
with the governor and state and other oheers
provided Tor in said constitution, may be elected
on the same day vot is taken for OF against the
proposed constitution and State government
see. 2. 4na be u further enacted, That Sec
tons numbers sixteen and thiTty.giX, Ia every
township, and where such sections have been sold
or otherwise dsposed Of by any act OF Congress,
ether lands equivalent thereto in legal subdyis'
ions Of not less than one quarter section and ~
contiguous as may be, shall be, and are hereby,
granted 20 said state for the support OF common
seo. 8. And be Il further enacted, That pro-
yltd the State of Colorado shall be admitted into
the Union, in accordance with the foregoing proy'
sions of this act that twenty entire sections OF the
unappropriated public lanGs within ssid state, 20
be selected and located by direction Of the legis
lature thereof on or before the first day Of Jan
nary, ammo Domni eighteen huu drei and lixty
eight, shall be, and they are hereby, granted, IN
legal subdivisions Of not less than one hundred
and sixty acres 70 said State, for the purpose OF
ereating public buildings at the capital Of said
State, for legislative and judicial purposes, IN
such manner the legislature shall prescribe.
See, 8, ARd be Il further eHocied, That twenty
other entire sections Of land, az aforesaid, 10 be
selected and located as aforesaid, in legal subd-
visions as aforesaid, shall he, and they are here
by, grated TO sad Safe for the purpose Of
erecting q suitable building for a penitenusry
or State prison IN the manner aforesaid,
Sec, 10. And be IL ftrther enacted, That five
per centum Of the proceeds OF the sales Of all
public lands lying within said state, which shall
be sold by the United States subsequent TO the
admission Of said State into the Union, aitor de-
Quoting all The expenses incident 10 the anne,
Shall be paid to the said State for the purpose OF
making and improving public roads, constructing
bitches or canals, TO effect general system OF
irrigation of the agricultural land IN the State as
the legislature shall direct.
Sec IL, And be IL further enacted, That from
and after the ADMISSION of the said State OF Col
OradO into the Union, 10 pursuance Of this act,
the laws of the United States, not locally map
plicable, shall have the same force and effect
within the said State as elsewhere within the
United States, and said State shall constitute one
Judicial district and be called the district OF Col
orado.
Approved March 81, 1864