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WIN. KNABE & CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y = y Y
GRAND, sQUARE


PI a n o 5
These Instruments having been before the pnb
lie for the past thirty years have, upon their ex.
cellence alone, attained an uSPrRcHAsED PRE-
EMIygycg that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action 10 con-
structed with q care and attention to every part
therein that characterixes the finest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
OF the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
an eauality-unafected In their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and the AgraFe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ia ia-sm BALTIMORE.
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EELEAsED.-C Il. Il. Winder, who has
been for some months confined in the Libby
prison, we are pleased 10 state, has been re-
leased of late by orders from Washington.
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4. sURakoN DENTIST,
on ce and residence on Main street, between Kle-
venth and Twelfth, just below the National Ex-
change Bank where he is better prepared than
fession. He will EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on tn
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least fve years. Those requiring
his services need not neglect their teeth, - he Will
accommodate himself to their circumstances ana
the times. Patients from the country can board
with him at his residence without charge while
having work done. NH 2s-om
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VEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

II u u II TI-N Ttkft i I'D w IIIOOI
L PAIN-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces to all having teeth to be extracted that
after much difficulty and expense, he has secured
the necessary APPARATUS FOR MAKING THE
"NITROUs OXYDE GAS" now SO universally
MANY thousand cases in extracting teeth and other
surgical operations, there was POSITIVELY NO
PAIN to the patient; and as 1t Is ENTIRELY
HARMLESS there is, therefore, NO POSI- Bile
DANGER IN IT'S USE. To the medical profession
of this city he offers his services when In surgica
cases, an an;esthetic may be needed. All other
operations apper,aining to his profession gently
and th thoroughly performed.
Office on Main street, corner OF Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. fe 23-3m
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CLEANING UP THE STREErs.-The city carts
were busily engaged yesterday in carting away
the ancient and modern rubbish from Main
street, and depositing it III its last home on
the island near Mayo's Bridge. 1t is expected
that OIL Monday the full force of fifty carts
will be at work, and, with the supervision OF
the Board of Health and the vigilance OF our
industrious police, they will soon make our
streets most unfashionably clean and decent
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THANKS We are indebted to Mr.. A. Welch,
of the Southern Express, for late Southern
papers In advance Of the mall,
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Scilla Davenport, negro,
was charged with stealing one cotton sheet
one blanket, and one pair of shoes, from A
Norfield.
Robert Clark, alias Baby, white, was charged
with stealing pistol.
John Wilson, white, was charged with at
tempting TO pick the pocket OF lady.
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LUMBER.

,GLAND & CO.,
tTMBER DEALERS. F,rrESSrH STREET,
~ offer for sale
o., %, fsei, IT, u, and Pinch PINE part of IT sea-
.,,, fs@tl' IL. and ? inch n. s. WHITE PINE:
meSSy lHEART CYPRESS SHINGLES,
|."W eCYPRESS SHINGLES,
IH"N nkk LUMBER, assorted sizes
HEART GARDEN RAILS,
MITE MITE PINE FLOORING, dressed:
TplsTS and SCANTLlNG, IL to 10 feet long
UT'BS. HOUNDS, SPoKES, and
FElLOES, for wagons, &c.
ALSO,
NEW coal or WOob CART.
BILL TIMBER
crt a; short notice on favorable terms.
A,s .m RAGLAND & Co.
1,rRCER & WOODWARD, LUM-
vi PFR AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have
- .'AA.nI and for sale large lot Of
q" TIMBER. green and seasoned;
SAWED LATHS, ~
rINF and CYPRESS SHINGLES,
IIEGIylA and RoCkLAND LIME,
n iypS and Doors, all sizes
Mi give particular attention to orders for BILL
TfvNER. Pine or OAK.
,s.r,.,r room for Lime, Hay, &c
..h.t corner of Ninth and Byrd streets.
v,ri ru Ninth, between Byrd and Arch streets.
q s.-is
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GOVERNMENT MULEs.-Henry Boltz, who was
sent on by the Mayor to Justice Wade upon
charge of receiving Government mules, know
ing them TO be stolen, was examined yesterday
nd DISCHARGED
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HORSE -sTEALISG.-Arthur Jordan was ar
rested yesterday on charge of stealing "a
horse from w +. Stagg. and committed 10
iail Yesterday by Justice Wade.
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THE ODD FELLows.-At the Grand Lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, on
Thursday last, the following officers were
elected
Grand Master-H. G. Davidson, No. 1876,
Lexington.
Deputy Grand Master-E. II. Folkes, No.
"a, Lynchburg.
Grand Warden-George w. Dame, No. 81,
Danyille.
Grand Secretary-W. J. Riddick, No II,
Richmond
Grand Treasurer-John w. FERGUSON, No.
Grand Chaplain-J b. Blanks, No. S, Pc
tersburg
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge
of United States-E. IL. FitZhugh, NO. 93,
Richmond.
Grand Conductor-J. T. Redman, No. ?
Norfolk.
Grand Marshal-R. Il. Prentiss, No. 76,
Charlottesville. ~
Grand Observation-Disclosures Grant, No. !,
Richmond.
Grand Herald-John B. Shaner, No. II,
Lynchburg.
The following important resolution was
adopted
That il shall be lawful for members of ex
tinct or dormant Lodges within this Jurlsdic'
ton TO submit in writing TO the Grand Mas
tor mr. Deputy Grand Master of the State such
evidence as they can produce OF their good
standing at the time of the dissolution OF tneiI
Lodges And if the officer 10 whom III mas
been submitted Is Of opinion that IL Is satis
factory and sufficient, he shall forthwith Ger
tify the same TO the Grand Secretary, VINO
shall thereupon grant 10 the member Il certifi
en- te rs provided in said fortleth article, aho
which certificate shall have the same effect a'
certificates provided for In that article no"
have.
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THE HUMANE ASSOCIATION OF UNION AND
CHrRcH HILL. like the Relief Association OF
Richmond, will soon have al empty treasury
1t has distributed between three and four
thousand dollars. Its benefciaries are believed
TO have been real sufferers, or, 1T any rate, its
benefactions have been as nearly confined TO
such as the diligent and careful visitation OF
the association could make them. Many OF
those who have looked 10 this society for
their daily bread have 40 other resource on
earth and no prospect of relief. The opening
of spring in various ways takes many families
off the hands Of charity, but not few are yet
helpless and entirely dependent.
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DOARDING.-MiS BIDGOOD, south
ID = .e Main street, second door above Seventh,
r4a AXE few more BOARDERS, with or without
#.#.snE. de 30-ts
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MAYORS CoURT.-Thcre were but few cases
before Mayor Mayo yesterday, and the thin
docket presented quite Il contrast with the
overllowing ones which he has dealt with
since he took his seat.
a negro man named Lee was the first
offender brought forward. Lee was charged
with selling liquor without a license. Lee
told long tale about his having given Il ball,
| and having employed tiddlers who swore that
they would not play - without a dram" OF
course the ball couldn't go on without fddlers,
and as the tiddlers wouldn't play without a
dram, the only alternative left Lee, in order
to save his reputation and keep the bail in mo-
ton, was TO get 4 quart or two
Soon after the liquor was brought in, " one
of the ladies who was III de ball swore she
must have a drink or else leave" To avoid
the latter contingency, Lee consented 10 give
the lady Il leetle, - and CESS rs de liquor
was poured ont, de police stepped in, an aXed
him if he had license TO sell liquor" This
tale was all very fine but His Honor couldn' t
comprehend it; whcreupon he fined Lee ten
dollars and dismissed HIM
The case of Henry Boltz, charged with re-
ccivng Government mules knowing them to
be stolen, was taken up. Detective Knox tes-
titled that hc found two mules in the posses
sion of Boltz which had been stolen from the
Government Boltz first stated that he had
bought them in Chesterfield, and afterwards
stated that he had bought them at 4 Govern
ment sale III Rockets.
Billy Patterson testified that Billy Botz had
brought the mules TO his brother Henry, on
his farm, five miles below the city. lie left
the IN ules there, asking his brother TO work
them for their feed.
His Honor here stated that the case was be-
yond his jurisdiction, and he would therefore
send him TO Il county justice.
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REV. T. V. MOORE, ID. D., of this city, eX-
poets to leave for Europe on the ID OF May
The visit is undertaken for the improvement of
his health, which has been very feeble for
some time past. lie expects to return in Oc-
tober. During his absence his pulpit will be
supplied by DR.. L. I. Baird, formerly of Mis-
sissppi, now Of Richmond, and Secretary OF
the Presbyterian Committees of Publication
and Fduca ion.
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,1OTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES

ORANGE HOUSE, --.
At ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD DEPOT. LfECHBURG, VA.
HOUSTON RUCkER, PROPRIETOR.
This celebrated Hotel having been REFTR
yi>iIEp and REFITTED IN SUPERB STYLE
rr,SrPERlOR accommodations to the travelling
,~tHt Travellers going north and south will tnd
l"4I, ready upon the arrival of trains, and sutt
..., ,,mr allowed The proprietor pledges him
that It's well known first reputation shall
~. y. ~. surpassed in the Union. fe l9-ts
pOARDING.-Mrs. DUNALL, Main,
II between sixth and Seventh streets has some
,,ry comfortable unoccupied rooms for boarders
AMI can take a few more DAY BoARDERS.
Fs!.-'S
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Having associated with me my son, WILLIAM
BELL COURTNEY, We will continue the HOSIERY
and SMALLWARE BUSINESS under the nrm OF
cOtTRTNEY 4 son, Broad street, between Ninth
and Tenth. -.
RICHMOND, Va. April ., 1906. ap II
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REV. DR. HoaE returned on the day before
yesterday from the city of Baltimore. lie
preached last Sunday in DR.. Barker's church
in the morning, and DR.. Bullocks church at
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VOCAL CLASS.-Classes ior young
ladies In the RUDlMENTS All AN Ss"es
TgsNs: TWO DOLLAks nSn "
CLASS. Apply Ut the Arlington HOUSE. SssI
NH 2o-ta
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PRoTRACTEp MEETISG.-A meeting has been
commenced by the young men of Leigh-street
Baptist Church which promises to be very
interesting and profitable TO those who attend.
Several have asked to be prayed for, while the
congregations are large and attentive.
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REV II. J. VAN DYKE, ID. D., of Brooklyn,
whose conservative and patriotic course du-
ring and since the war has commended him TO
the esteem and affection Of large circle OF
friends at the South, is expected to be III Rlch-
mond week after next TO deliver an address at
the annual meeting of the Bible Society OF
Virginia He will no doubt receive cordial
Welcome and be heard by n large audience.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.-APRIL H. 1865.
Sun unsris............6.29 .29 High water........ $3.50
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TYPE FOUNDRY:.The plapAT,CCaa AS,Ca
a. - Prr,wgpE FOUNDRY Every article requisite
~. ~ : Ppriniina Ofcs u Northern prIsss, "a
;. ., ~ Richmond. We.
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NOTWITHSTANDING qualified as Execu-
~ tor Of MATILDA GILES. Thereby request all per-
sons having claims against her, 70 pyosent tnemi
properly authenticated. 70 me. and those inAsotsa
viii please call At my once and make Rey9Sps .
early as possible. k. ": kAVnV
Fourteenth street, between Main and SsankHn'
an p-iwk $3.50 fe szL
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ECONOMY! SIMPLICITY!

II ELEGANCE!
The "ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS Is offered
to the trade by the subscriber al manufacturers
price, who claims for IL a superiority over all
others. The attention OF Druggists and Coniectlon-
WM H. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
0--t
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
UrOm the New York Heraldl

Prominent among the mechanical srlumphs Of this
most ingenious age. common honesty c0Bpeis us to no
tice the Empire sewing Machine, commended as ) justly
striey perfection itself Useful as have been the va
rious sewing machines. from time to time presented
to the public, each one Of them has been cursed with
some radio lCefect, which detTacts from general utii-
~. warned By the experience Of his predecessors,
the inventor OF the Erie Machine has proeuced an in
struUent, combining all the advantages for which
others are vaunted, and obviating every defect which
can be attributed 10 them b the most f~astldio1s critic.
The Empire Machine is a marvellous combination Of
simplicity, economy and perfect w~orkship, being dura-
bic, free from liability to get out Of ordsr, noiseless
and easy Of operation. Its mechanical contrivance Is
such as TO secure stability, freedom from aecident,and
accuracy as to " rkmanship- By the use OF the pat
enfed shuttle and straight needle 1t makes 8 stitch,
which can neither rip nor ravel while. at the same
time, Il can operate perfectly upon every species Of
material from leather 20 cambriek, With threaps Of cot
ton, linen or silk from the finest to the c~oarsest num-
Der.
As the Empire Machinef Is gradually supplanting Its
more antique rivals, no one in want Of q usefeI iDstru-
ment OF this description, be he or she tailor, coachma-
kos dresSmaker or seamstfess, can do otherwise than
secure one Of these econEicala and inimitable maohiRes
suited alike for family and manufacturing purposes
The ONCE Of the Empire Manufacturing Co. is at No
53s BroadWoy, New York City, where they are nov
supplying these Empire Machines At prices far below
the real value Of the gStruments-New York Herald.
Feb. 9th less 10 49, Axe
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

where's, 10 he year eighteen hundred and sixty
one, the government cfthe State Of Tennessee was seiz
cd upon and taken possession Of ~ persons in hostility
TO The United States, and the inhabitants of said State
IN pursuance Qf an act of Congress were declared to be
~ stale q nfuriect.un against the United States
and whereas said Slate government can only be re-
stored 10 It's former political relations in fhe Union by
ne consent Of the power o. the United
otatesi aud whereas The peo8:e o. said State did, on
ne twenty second day of Februaay, eighteen hundred
and sixty I'VE By 9 large popular vQte. adopt and rat
ny constitution OF gvyornmont whereby slavery was
abolished, and all O-dinancos and laws Of secession and
debts contracted under the same where declared void /;
aud whereas a State government has been organized
under said constitution which has ratihed the amGAd-
ment 10 the Constitution Of the United States abolish
teg slavery, also the amendment pr opposed BY the thir
- -nlneth Congress, and has done ether acts proclaim
irg and denoting loyalty Therefore,
Res0l0ed By the SeeGfe ard House Of Representa-
hUcs Of the Uatted States Of America IN Congress
Assembled,
That tie Stale OF Tennessee Is hereby restored 70 her
former proper, practical relations 70 the Union, anu Is
again entitled u be represented BY senators and rep-
T esentaiyes IN Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27


An Aet granting Lands . The state Of Oregon 20 aid IN
the Construction Of = Military Read from Aleeay, Ora
gon 10 the Eastern Boundary OF said states
BE i enacted bg tie Ssnats and House q Rep
resssiatsres e5the United &afes ef Aneyiea - CoH-
grcss assemMed,
that tosra Be. andln hereby, gzaniod 10 the stste Of
Oregon, % aid IN ne eonatructt1n Of . military wagon
road from the Albany 3resou.by way Of Canyon City,
and the nest feasible pass in Cascade range Of noun
tains, 70 re esstsrn boundary CT the said state Of Or
aEon alternate sections Of public lsnds, designated p
ODD nnmbers, thSoe sessions per mile 20 30 selected
sFhnted shall be exclusively applied in the c~oRstrue-
1on Of said road, and she'll be EXCESSIVELY applied IN
me construction 81 said r0sd {; and shall be applied 70
o.her pugpoeos Whatever And provided further
"a Siatos by act Congress, or other competent epthoT-
y, be, ard the a>me are. reserved from the tperrtion
q this act. except 50 taT As = may e necessary e 10
cate the route Of said rod taroush the same. - which
ease The right Of Wsy is granted, supfect 70 the ApFret
Al e the President q the Unitee States
Sec. g. And ne - enacted, That the sa.a ieeqs &skeos
granted 70 said State shall be ~dispoBed - % me less
iatufe thereof fer tie purpose aforesaid, AlA TOT p 90
tefs and the said road shall be and rematn kten
highway for the use Of the aovernment# ~ e-..ee
States. free from tolls or other charles 4Pp We tr@ns
~poltafion Of any property, trooptss OF maiis = tae I'M
ted States.
Sec q. Ani be Il enacred, That ssi2 roea sheli oe
colistructed with such graduation apa $3.50 q
regular use Is : wagoo road, fnq ~ 49, ts-s Y
manner As The Stare 81 0regJn may prescFtpe
Sec. 4. And belt furt1eE enacted t--s .ee 49,.
hereby granted 70 said State snatt .. 49, : -
ernrr d said state shall certify 10 the oeStetel4 s. re
Interior fhut am ten cUnitnuous miles Q. s~l1 tsee tle
eonplefod sher p quantity q l-aa 49,, ~S.S -
terminous t. sa30 cDmfloieo portion q fat4 l9aa not
20 exceed thirty sections may oe soet ana - llosl
time 10 time until said roed Is eompeteu5 -n4 49,
read s not completed within nxe years. ~ e Z
sales shall be nAfe and ne iAna is"-t@ sF''.e
shall revert to TIC u1fod States.
Approved, July s. 1855
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Be ! neefsd III As Sene aad Heas ntD-
retentosices efds United States 9 Ameries - Gan
That ali ere right aad title q ne United states e
the land situated Rizhin the coypegate llnias 81 he
city 81 Benicia, IL the county d Sblano. STATE 81 Call
passed tY ho IeFislsturoof the Efalo 81 csiffornsa,
April twenty four, eighteen oa1aref and nft1-aae, be.
andthe Sane are hereby, ra'ln1uehet ana grshled to
the SAID city and its Successors, upon trust, however,
that 50 much q said lands IS Is y the bo1a Ode occu-
pancy q parties upon the passage 81 this set, ~ thea
selves or tenznis, shall be ccnveged by said act 20 srch
parties: Provided, however, 1hat the reiinquishmone
and grant ~ this act shall not extend ts any lands
within said corporate ltmiss occupied a. . military de-
Dot Of the United Statee, OF heratofore reserved bT the
pnited States for public purposea5 nor shall they IN
teFfere with Or preudic any valid diverse right or
cl1im, Y such exist - said land Of anF para fae7ecf. oT
precludo a 4ndicial examinati0n and adiustment thsrof
Sec. ?. And be II further sRacted, Thot All the right
and title Of the SHIFTED States 20 The land within the
corporate hnfts Of he town o. Saria Cruz II he State
Of CaiiioTnia, AZ defined in the actof she legislature 81
that State Incorporating said town. Be, and tha same
are hereby, reliDquished and granted % the c0rp3rete
authorities OF said town and their SUCCESSORS. A trrsf
fsr and with butterfly 70 convey 70 much Of said iends
aS are In the bcna ode occupancy Of parties np81 the
passage Of thfs act b. themselves ar tenants. 60 soch
parties. Provided, That this grant shall nit extend e
enytreservasion 81 the United States, nor ~prciadice any
valid adverse rigos o. clal n, Il such exist, 70 said lana
Or any part thereof nor preclude . judicial exanina.
con and adjustment thereof.
Approved, Juy -, 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Christmas, the long look for day q
pleasure and profit. passed like most Al
other days, having morn, noon and night
only that he morn was snlirened by the
visit Of ST. Nicholas, The noon WIS deasn
on Turkeys, the nigh was most welcome
after the trelng hilsri'g e she day. and
between these periods shs report q hre-
arms and crackers were beard upon The
streets. and The report Of prayer from
our places Of warship. we hope, were
heard in heaven. This diversity Of fels-
bruiiug a purely religious holiday bias
often seemed strange 10 rs and irrecon
eilablv. YET we win MOI IN our paper DAB
be 10 religious reforms. or Morton ana
Miller would surely TAX ps With miz'ay
religion and poIilics.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Now that Winter has actually SET 10
It is TO be presumed ihatno n WILL neg
lect 10 oIolhe themselves warmly against
its chilly blast. yet. p%resuming upon our
actual knowledge, we cannot refrain from
urging upon the attention Of all the large
and splendid stock Of ClOlhing al the
Cincinnati Branch Clothing Store: This
is a splendid sock. and needs only 10 be
seen and priced 70 recommend itself for
.cheapness and durability.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
lPnblie No 2l0.l

An Act 70 * the Number q Judges OF The supreme
Court Ct the UEited states, and to change certain Judi
cial Circuits.
Be il enacted b. the Senate nad House Of Revrksen-
faffres Of the Unssed States Of AmerscG Il Congress
dssenbled
That no vacancy IN the of1ce Of ASSOCIATE justice Of the
supreme court shall be hlleooy appointment untn che
nunee OF associate Justices shall be reduced to six; and
thereafter the said supreme court shalt consist Of a
chief justice Of the Uaite1 States asat six associate JUS
tices. any four e. whom shall be a quorum and The
said court shah hold one term annually at The seat 81
government, ami such sdj0uTnod Or special terms as 81
may ard necessary Tor the despatch 81 busfners.
Sec A.. And be IS further eaclcd That the drst e1d
second circuits ah8sl remain as uefF const tutkt shat
the pistricfs u Pennsylvania, NeEs Jersey. and Dola-
ware shall c~onstitnto the third cifcnit that the dis-
trscts Of MARYLAND west Virginia. Virginia, Nort ID Car
cliea, and South Carcfina ahan constitute the fourth
circuit that the districts 81 Eeorgia Florida. AIabama
Mississippi. LeElsfana, and Texas shall constitute the
Afth circuit; thrt she districts of 0hio. Michigan, Ken
lucky. and Tennessee shall constitute The sixth Circuit;
thatsihe distribts ol lndosna, minois, and Wisc5nsin.
zhnii g nslitute tbs sevcnth clrcuits that the d~islricls
Of Minncsefa. 1oFa, pisscuris Kansas, nnd AgfansAs
shall 0nsiituto he eighth cfrpit and ne districts 81
Calirr1ia, Oregon and Nevade shall constitute The
nineth circuit. Approved, suly g. 1856