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PUBLIC-No 49,
AN ACT to create the office of surveyor general in Ida

approved, Julle u, lSb6.
TPUBLIC-No ST.
AN ACT create the Office of surveyor general in Ida
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represento
tives of the United States America in Con@ress
sembled That the President by and with the adyce "a
consent of the Senate shall be- and he is bereh
nual salary shah be three thousand dollars and
provided by law for the surveyor general Of Oreson G
snail nave proper allowances for clerk hire office rent
ana de MOI exceeding what is allowed by law TO
saryeyGr general OF Oregon and he shall locate his
ONCE at BoSe city ~ IN s ;ssi Territory of Idaho
[PUBLc-No s9.l
AN ACT to extend the time for the reversion 70 tho
United States of the lands granted nv CongresS
to aid IN the construction of a railroad frorn ~,
ooy, e oy Tsaale ana Lansing to some point on
ana Tor the completion of said road
BE a enacted By the Senate and House of 6e,re-
sehtdeoeS o. nes G1tated States of AneericG an lon
gress GSsensotea That the time limited by the fourth
secllon OF an act entitled {" An act making GRANT
OF alternate sections of the public lands TO the State
OF Michigan, to aid in the construction of certain
ralroaaS IN sald state and for other purposes ap
proved June three. eighteen hundred and fiftv-six
Tor the completion OF the railroad from Amboy nv
Hlnsdale and Lansing, to some point on or near
traverse pay, shall be, and hereby is revived ard
extended for the period of seven wears from 1d f
Ter me third day of June, one thousand ejGbt bnn
Qreu anu sIAty-slX and that said grant Shall CON
uhue ana remain In full force and effect for and dr
ing that period as if had been so provided in said
lourth section of said act of June three eot 49,,
Iunu ! anu nIty-slx; froUdded That the Ambov
Lansing ana Traverse Bay Railroad Company -
corporation organized under the laws of the Sta4a
OF Michigan shall forfeit all right to said grant o
any part thereof which it may now have, or which
may hereafter be conferred upon it, by the LegisIa
ture OF the State of Michigan if and wheneyeT Inc
said company shall fail in whole or in part fully and
completely to perform any of the following Condo
lcns that is TO say: First, to clear grub and grade
tW lty consecutive miles of the foad-bed OF said
road between Owasso and Saginaw City, SO that the
same shall be in readiness for the ties and iron nv
the first day OF February, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seyen; Second, to fully complete said road
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-02
PUBLIC-No. ST.
AN ACT amendatory of the organic act of Washinqt,

Territory,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reprenta
tyes of the United States of America in Congress- as
sembled That after the next annual session of the
atye assembly of said Territory the sessions shall be BIZ
enna Members of the council shall be elected the
term of two years. and shall receive the of six dol
lars day instead of three dollars heretofore allowed
by law.
Sec. find be further enacted That each house shall
have authority to elect, in addition officers now
allowed by awan enrolling clerk who shall receive five
dollars per day. The chief clerks shall receive six dol
lars per day and the other officers elected by the leg
Sec. g. find be it further enacted That the first election
for the first biennial session under this act shall be at
the time of holding the general election for the TERRIFIC
ry in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.
Sec f. find be further enacted That the act of the leo
islatve assembly of the Territory of Washington an
proved January fourteenth eighteen hundred and sxtY
five, entitled AN act in relation to the county of Ska1
ania," be, and the same is hereby dsapproyed
Approved, June u, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

A BUSINESS OR DWELLING HOUSE. Is ROOMS IN
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Apply No. 8 Tenth street.
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A PRIVATE STABLE TO LET-IN THIRTIETH
N street, near Lexington also in Sixteenth
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Fourth avenue.
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BROADWAY STORE TO RENTING 7ss-wILL BE
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<1AYNOR 766 Broadway
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-28

Joux CHlSANAS's S~oLIooUY. - The
Unio, Democrat says: A moon-eyed
Celestial, with chop-stick in hand, sat
eating the rice Of his dear native land ;
when ceasing at length his belly to Ill, he
communed with himself on the Civil
Rights Bill: mo more eatee lice, no
more ea,ee rat; mo Mclean man, and
muslin, do that. Me voice. me swear,
and do what I will, for ,uch is the law
of the Civil Rights Bill. No more huntee
hole nor hide like q niece, when tax-man
he come hunting for licee; for Mclean
Congress say John Chinaman is good as a
niger or my white man. Me likee be
judge, me likee white wife; then China
man happee the rest Of his life. Me wantee
big office whenever me vote; me wantee
plug ha. and long Shanghai coat. John
Chinaman Mclean, say what they will. for
such is the law Of the Civil Rights Bill"
John twisted his pig-tail and looked at
his clothes, wide opened his mouth and
grew red at the nose. He felt q contempt
for the pick and the drill, since Congress
had passed the Civil Rights Bill. But
after reflection John broke out anew, as il
he'd resolved what course to pursue. "Me
no likee Niger" the Chinaman said; che
no Mclean man. with his woolly head.
Me kick him. me lick him, me hit and me
spankee, for John Chinaman is as good as
aYankee. Darkee no good, he smell UNI
TOO strong he no likee Chinaman; say
tail is TOO long. Ne no likee lrishman (;
he fght um too much; me no likee French
man me no likee Dutch. Me no like
any who don't likee plan to give vote and
oath 10 John Chinaman. Me likee Charles
Sumner; me likee Thad. Stevens; TO. they
are content to take C%hinaman's leavings.
So now me a Mclean. entitled to vote
paw me no licee, and do what I will. for
such is the law Of the Civil Rights Bill"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-28

Charges at San Francisco Rates.
poll II II. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-28

New York MoSEYED MES.-Among
the moneyed New Workers Of the Sixth
District, are: William B. Astor. who
paws tax on a annual income Of $780,
600; John T. Lord. Sl28,535; Samuel
Lord, Sls3,6 $50; James Leunox. Sll2.-
e2l c. H. Marshall, Sl27,ll2; Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt. S576,55l; J. D. Brad
ford, Jr., Slo5.669; NJ. 7. Johnson,
$500, 1856; Joseph Sampson. sl6S,s4s;
Samuel Willetts. 1882 1898; c. V. ).
Roosevelt, sos. 1859; E. White, Slll.-
375: W. R. vermilye, Slls,s26; John
c. Greene, S355,9S4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-28

The IxxIoRASTs.-Yesterday we saw
several boa. loads Of the Continentars i'm
migrants ashore on Folsom street wharf;
they seemed to be a well behaved intel!i-
gent class Of females ; q number OF them
60, into the coaches belonging to the In:
ternational and fremont Hotels, and
wendell their way to their respective
boarding houses. A number OF the ladies
will leave here this morning on board the
steamer Sierra Nevada, which sails hence
this afternoon for Portland, O~regon.-S.
T. Flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-28

A WRITER thus describes President
Johnson's PERSONAL: "Mr. Johnson Is a
man Of s,alwart mo uld. Just above mid
die stature /; he is so broad-shouldered'
irn Sc, and deep chested, as almost 20
seem below it. he has a large head. l.
is a compac, home for his 6ery will ana
brain. His face Is marked, strong oval
outline, powerful underjaw; well deaned
but rather sharp chin ; q wide straight
mouth. full, flexible lips, skin coarse in
texture but 6rm, complexion swarthy,
hair coarse and black !; broad, roomy fore
head. beetling bushy eyebrows, beneath
which are a pair Of the ooldsst hazel grey
eyes ! ever saw in 9 human head. These
arc the outlines Of Andrew Johnson"
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Government of the United states

Government of the United States
President-Andrew johnson, of Tennes.
see. #s>
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
u JsgsiiCiapy.

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District Judge-Wm Il Robertson.
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