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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
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DIR unta,dGntts tlstst siantt sum gripat-
Safaaf an, lftne
fb6ne 8ameref,
ssltssn In glittsr Wstfotb saunf ftIp, 9e&a County
unstfatr 2 Nfsilra spn @rssnpitle. Dislelte sntI
talt unetfdtr 81 Ndsr, 8ren;sfib aii ganb BON
StarIss Rraab Saac unb SariIon Sraus. Naron
Sfsp. unb on stns 5fftrtliGs Straes, bic rtatS
9rnnpIae fibrt. ra9tfdbr IA gdsr III lGwfr.
es SolIlanb, 10 @dtr l&Shss aufsapaGltnss
Sol3 -talb ptsosr srOb ssnue sum @ttadsrs.
st,pa @dsr sor,dslias Dsfsn unb Der 8tli i(S
8ats6 Siulano, In ttauralr Gapsr slnsttbdlt mit
9utsn 6snlsn. .'... .-.-e
- Die SrtsRrurssn iEnb sla ssrdu.
s.s;S1. miasS ii'tnsrrts, arriltdisss sBOtn.
lssssss taus httta n geba uter awsia5dic cr
Slide. 3 Ssutsn unb Ride auf Dem rrlt.n Sfccr
a Stubtn auf Dem yrstttn SHuor, @arrss, unb
S@rentr ae StmkctGnp unter errm Domt
eia estrrtuus NIT Staq, zine fttnsrne Shwet.
Wrlteuer 40 tst rs 5ub nit 5snnsn, auf ben
iFblssn Ylan ssbaut. 5rdn sBassuf6oppsn,
Stwsins0aa, spsli6fcrnfrippe unt anpsrt au6.
snssbdlps. am Slus bsfnp,t if6 tin 8ruunnm
nit pumpt unb nisfsbIsrptm Waifsr. unb im
'S6tusrbof III elm Srsa nit nisffblsnbtrn, WaAet
[ IT poe @sb u no. AUD fab bic f5sIber alIe
nit 9Ba (Iu psrIettn unb { bsm 2ante btiintet
lIt sins srpb, SerI&ictsntst ron trassnrtn Obf.
56amrn 3rauten &c &c.
Sttass gsrnttdm IN f&tn esitssn, I'd siner
autn NaGbarltasl. tsausm ;u jeirh'n. S&ultn,
StCbrs uno Sanopetsr. Die GsbSute flntp
alls 70 gut ale nru pom flsnnsn bic 3um ar5e.l
ten. @s fSnnts ROD psl asiasi rtresn. aber 90,
IN nd,t n5tts ssa@iei. aOmnt aterSust eu&
islba bel ssm barauf wc9ntnSsn esnsr, ,,--..,r,
.a .s Sife Srea
Ssp!sm6r 10 1867.-2mt. a. +ct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
@ ais preibent:
ebarIts Ws. Tunf. CD, auentauu
1Is Siees prefbeate:

Col. George geiieI, 2ier 8arb Naentaun,
Gpbraim Grim, 3ter
Sem Grim, 4ter
OF 8ak 3 8omig, 5tsr ;,
3omes s8. 6ulicr, IT,, GatdIanqua,
Sarriicn Wsiller, @lq,, Miasrstalm,
Splbeitsr 0icrins, GmauS;
Solepb Guumep, Sbsr. .Rilprb,
!0enrp Slsin, Rebcr. .NiIfcrp,
Santprb Stepbsn, Sbe- -Sauecn, :
Solcmon SIsin, (@haer,) } SoIjburg,
3bcmos 2ibsnberser Sber. .Wtadlngie,
.. Seniinger, Nicbtrs sRacungie,
Sofbua Wliller, Norbs sg9beitbaa,
sisnt Sobn GulbertIcn, Shb.g8beitbau,
Seispb ader. gSeiienbur9,
@barlss e. gef, 9oipba,
9aoiS :. @tcBtr, 9Dnn, ..
Bilion 6. Yeter. GIG, SeibcIbera,
5ilsbmun 8nbns, 8oi6nstUn,
clinton 8. Sries, SodsnbGqua.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
ScnrD 6 eep,

c8rSn Si3erne &auntD baben bis @spubIi-
taner prei gebcrne Osuiide auf ibr gSabItidst
9siebt-bingegcn bic &cpperbeabs ieiuen gSsr
lino oann bic Sreuube Der 9eutibens @cr
obi9es lelet Der tpirb Go balb aeipabr tperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
ScbdtbarcS
Qte9enbeS GtgentDum


Quf bfntlit1er Grnhu at Yrrfaufrn.
auf Sam1aeS zen t2ten Setctr n6&llsns
un rltr bss glaamittoes, ipu aaf pem Gia,n,
tbum lelbf, In lpei1,nburs Eaunl&ip. 0,ha @aun,
ip. blot tet Nru S&mirtspiae, fpiBsnoes bcrr.
ltGc unb wsrtpc lie @ieenttum auf fT,ntlider
Ssasu pfrfduft wsreen. nanlit;
Ginc gepi6f Saurrri,
sslsssn nie purssfdst, srGu,sno an PGnbr son
Gborles Dannsr. gapib g8albsrt unn Inptrsr {;
eh.halteno "a oder mttr opfr penigcr, 5 @dsr
topp:- Gno BON Dem btileit s8is'enIlno. ptl&s
oor, fdia,,.H IN jwd 1beils sttteIt mtren Ton.
n,u. falls Sautls, 'ne rs porStstsn ruirrsn, bas
aar,. In swsl Stiiden S::.ssauft 1u f'Rn-rsr 8sR
IN prm btftr Slutant, un.'r dpt'n Gsnisn IN
f6idltds StlrT singsttriit unb tp In Gem oller'
tsRsn Gulturjufanpe-itsrta III bic S@"eret.
uno Der 3uflnp asrate 70. rpis ,,.an
i'm nur Uanf4tn fam. DIE gsrtr6runsen car.
auf fnr:
SuyA Gin neucs speiaBfistes bad
|i:;;I itrinernrS Bebnbaus,
lssSsagA ssSsgA 81 Eel SO SO 5ua, nit s,prtesn Bad.
itInsn. cine ansstaats SiGe i6 BEL l9 5ue cine
3rc6s S6wsibnfGsucr. srusi @lssnf6oppsn,
S6meinsltaq unb ibn9aupt ale gttGubs Die su
'insr Saueret sttbNn-uno 70 lnp bic @etiube
,lle rsu. 3ptt quite arsftItaumsdrtst unS Of
srlst antsrsS Dbl. 10 tpis 3tpti nifsbttubs 8run.
len nit pumptn parin, Der cine nabt ben g8obn.
,auis unS Der anosre nats Der S4susr, tsiinpsn
it etsffaas auf btm @issnttum.
Die gepInsunssn am Serfaufstass unb auf.
rarsaa8 son
Slmantas Ssitcrt.
Stpt. "a. 1862 na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Damsn' Erimmins Ststr.
MrS. Wf. 81. q. @ul6tn.

IN fcsbeu bon Reubcrt surid sslsbrt, nit bem
9r0Beitcn unb msiit mcesiten Stod bon Srirnm.
ing ipe6er ie in aaentaun gum 8srfauf anoe.
boEn ipurbe -Sn 8efbinbung nit ben Grimm.
inss bat iie cir groBes afcrtrmcnt bon
,6oopstirts, tpel6e fpalsib in sine re.
pdnfbte Germ ab9ednoertperoen fon.
men, s uerfbiebene Sorten BON Goriets
porji9lide 3epborr 9arr,e. paple patE
terms, alle arten BON Strdmpfen,. Gioz
un6 feioene 6anofbubs, 6aapbraioe,
6aartonic nelts Dem eeaten toear
feline orieinstle Sarbe rpieoer aibt, uno
spar in 8 bis 10 Go9sn-menn nidt,
10 miro oas Selo 3urdd9seeben.
n1rs. NJ. II. q. Gaiein,
SO. 40, Sf 6amilton Strabe,.
4Gbdren oberbalb Der 6ten.
1(lentaun, Sept. "a, 1867. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24

Wtqtaaa g. SGitfer's ,
Sefen< nnb 8(e6waaren
Gtabfffe M emf,
No' n, Bsf 5amtltUn Giraffe, alIsn!aun, ga.
gl!slIlssTIESz TISss5less TIEzs;;I
| l!E 81
Der bfriibnte Creditor 8c1 Sfen.
Sauisnbe bon bislfn Ssfen linb pertauft fptis<
ben, unb tapen auasmsint 3ufrise,ntsit asae6si,.
80 IN elm 8aspsrbrtnnfr, elm Brennmattrial. .@r.
fparer, tin gutter 8ader unb 8Oaler, waryantrt
In allsn 5infdhn podildnbts su Iein, uno IN Der
bette I'm @straua. 0si&faus auf 5anb: e
Die glimar,
Ser Bauer,
Ser Greeliior penn,
10 tpie tIut Srobe 8srldiefsnteit BON anbern QUE
ten So@6isn. -Gbsnfals etn srUbss aiiOrtsmsnt
pom r.t
parlcr Sefen, Baltimore Seuerboarbs
Sefen, Seaters, &dn9es, u. (. 10.
Der alInf&SnRt Offs. unb garlOr. Oftn ~ bic
w0forpatug GIerD,"
5a vi,l fana niSt gum eots Der .mursfn @lori."
9ela9t irtreen. relte IuwsIt aaen anpern 8. fen
bic i'm Warfte ftHp. tsn grrans atatnpmmen
tat. @r III sn @os Gulsbrer, brsnn: Ieinen ,t,
ssnen Climber, unS bat nur Gan, irenis aufmsrt
lamtrit nSltis. nadtem fas 5tuer anasmaht In,
tnosm man bic @inrGtuas stsroiFrn bat, pa5 Der
Sfn .s 3d.
Seine eigenen &pblen .fittrrt.
ST III sin unauftGrliGer 8renner. nur elm
6suer trauht tur6 bic Satrsssit anasmatt psr.
ben, uno s6t cine Suumnation 70 loon nile sin
offence 5susr. 81 n stn m6Gtigr SeIter une
etnno6 sOrtrslfi6 fur mtlps sBl,trruns. sinss.
rthtst. 50 II Der msIf lparfams Sitn In alleu
5tnlt1ten, Der il srfuneen rorsen il.
Die Crate Der Norssn Glo.ts III bt1cnScrs
biiIsn eisene, tur& Ssl&dsuns unb Yatent, unp
rarin ltsst bsr srcBe gtrplnii ttS Sisns. &ei.
rem antern Sfsn riro ss srlaubt tisls @rate 5s
sstrauGen. unp battr Inb ole anrsre untsrae.
crbnst. yrtsn Ssm ta. rr nod cine anbtre unb
9'wIini6ts @utart an f3, psIGss niHt psnscr
III, aIs.tae 9 . ...,
Niht bic serinsfsn flsinen Sbeil6en
BON Staub seruriabt.
Sdr Stusnie BON BEN mas ssfast III, rarbs
t6 Nle trlu6en, tet ben NaGfplenpsn Serren
BON @asntaun unp umssssnb porsulprs&en, psldbe
bic Wprsrn SlorIs tstt,n Wintsr i'm @tbrauD
tatsn, unb wsI&f bsrftiwiaIs ibrs @utltt tsyu.
gen wsrfm:
9. s. Sasenbub, Srane. Seimtadb,
SEQ. gS. Curtis, Sobn &ubns, @lQiam
9rim uno SEQ. &. &eeber.
The Morning Glory"
fam nur In tisfsm e.asltIsmrnt rrtaltsn ru,rten,
pa r bic ausf6lissIiae asentIGaft fir ee6a
Saunip tat. Gr woute ehrersietiali Sulfe elm.
aosn. Die einrn rifs.GlalIe ptni4tn an ,uruftn
Dtsisn Sfen su trlmnrsn, stt ils sonfwO taufsn.
Sin 9ro6e6 Nhortement einfatesSleben= +
@ei6rr, Stampirte Baoren. Sap.
panirte Maoren, 6obl @aaren,
&upfer Saaren, Sb6ps
fer, Boilers, Sei1el, II. 10.
EsI plumbtna, Ga6bsdsn, Spoutira, Sob.
1rbsit Don aatn gsnfnnunssn. In 9ls6, 9rg,n.
lien unb Supfer, In tsm tsfsn Siyle un0 an
en- nisosrfsn 3 fern.
Danfbar fir scnodsns SssdnRisunsen. 6of
+ auf cine 5ortrauer balrltsn, pslGs ct TG
urh pdnftIttfsii, unb parur@ tas IT bic tear J
Irbdt fir tas trsnisIe @slb liefsrt su srpieren i
ftp1 teh lCr nf6l L.. 81 c
'srttr an6 bas stni ardneltte &tnn,ni6 Don t,m 5
,,.ffxfte.
sepianbsf II, 1867 ra3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Eie t1atienaI City SanF BON t1ep 91erl
um S75 600 brfdbwincelt.

Rep gort, 16. srpt Gm IL. Suit trat
elm anifdnoig auSltbenber Mann in bic Vato-
nal GitD Sanf uno prdisntrte einsn Shed bon
S75, 600, gsbogen bon 8anberbt fur SenrD
Steep, Yrdiioent oer 3etp Oort gentraIbabn-
Suf Der 8afieite tanb AbanD 8 SuIi Die
amerieon GgpreB Company tprb bas @eIb coll
Ieftireu unb in albanD ablisfern
- ScnrD, &eep,
Rrdi diioent q. q. 6. @. 81.
Die tlnteridrift 8anbsrbilts fditn dd)t unb
Der Gaiiirer bdubste bsm Nanns oas @elb aus
oa er porgab, Snseiteutcr ber ggprsB Company
3u feiu.
sta6 einigen Sasen tpurbe Der @bed ais E6I.
ibnng ertannt unb superintendent 8ennsbD leste
ben 9etcttiD Glosr auf bic Sdbrie Der eeun audi
ben SdIider IN Der 8dhbaTibaft bon Chicago,
auf elmer 6arln, bic er sstauft ba.ss, faab unb
pcrbaftett
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Ssfentlt6er 8erfauf,

Ssfentti6er 8erfauf
Son wert9ppllem Iiesenbcm gisentbum.
60 fOu auf tftntlider gsntu psrtauft psrbtn
auf benz GIsntbum isltf. In glisbr.W .Wlaeanse
EaunI&ip. Qs@a @aunly. nats BET glsu.ssras.
auf Wpntaes ben 30asn Sfptsmba, nd
ittns, uh 1 llbr bts Na&mtttase, a. y
Cine setpibe 2ctte Grunb,
suttaItsnb spi(asn 5.unO 6 gdsr eanb. peI&ss
In rnrm sutm 3afanb, II. Dafffte IN bsgran,t
ourt ednpsr BON 5:nry &ifentarp, fem, renry
@iientarb, IT,. Der @ittws sausr unp aneern.
Die VsrbsiIsrunssn barauf itnb.
- @insutes einifbdisfes aeiner>
Is;iihka nes g8Sbnbaus,
AskazEz=A cine S6suer T, gut ale nsu. @&pene.
itaa uap aneGe IuesnssbauSe,. 2 quite @illsue.
Elm gutter tsnssr @rpfsl. 9aimsartsn, 70 tuit dn.
brs 8ruGttdume.
Gs III ttes bic nantIGe eotte aant, ptlde
bur& ben psfOrtsnsa Escmas 5sIIr bswotnt!
mar ttt.E F4t fEr1,
Die gebInsuusen am gsfaafstuss unb guf.
warun9 BON
SOP. Rotb.
Gtptsmhe II. 1867. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24

SO sstenh baS o. Sets Enforcement BOT. 8iah.
'rsls Su taltsn unb 5par an ben Ytaf.t ME spr
efH Srir8e. Spl&s als tsas
Semben SslanllelS,
ale Stslss uns SGaltas ar son 25 gsnts urb )
aufrEfts.
Ylain Spera srr alten Sarben, niebere
pretIe 9Iainy @eib, 9tptb unb 9rIb s
wOtIislI an BON 25 Cents unb aufpSrte,. w.
9eSpiIRste &ctbs, 9laue unb G,raue;.
al sesas urb @Ous unb 9uummcrr ppu 25
Gents as ju 623 Gsnts, Gin ppGss AfOrtsmsnt--.
wcSlfsu.
9let d ia q .. - Gin tcllse alv,sfmsus
bstmssmaftt 5tanrtls Spn I tis ii ga,A tslis
: plain uEb platliTt - pelfn.f.. "a. sisl ptniasr
als ltstrS Satr.
saiIs tin i'osr atl'r cine gnafslduna fir a6,
leltf Gnitii'H. wtnn sr ttrsit IL ,u !euf.n-rnp,
10 bin lbsrpust paB Nanabp tt,dpld'auf bic.
Siples. Ssri4ttmtsti pnD @fuis unSgfrlfnsn
lia wirb.
Oiein Olrtto 1T: ,,Ri@t unterpertuuft
3u pfrfsn."
Gfbk IL, 1867, r arsfsre
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
u Is SfcretGrs;

&cuben @utb, aIentaun, a
& Gldb SamerslD, Gataiauqaa,
Sobn 8. Selfrib, alsntaun.
NlS Sr. Stunt feline Stcae einnabm banfte sr
Der GonUention In elmer iebr uettsn unb tpabreu
&ebe, tueI6e aud nibt feblte ibrsn Ginbrud 5u
MAIDEN. s
Dierauf ipuroe Der foI9enbe 5idst bur6 2aut.
ltimmen formirt
eenator-0en 3. g sslfriDss, Rortb.
aInpton eauntD.
EN- bID-Sobn g. Soffman, aasntaun,
-fsta Sobn Sunter, @ataiauqua
9 6abmei er-GbdrleS 8lein, alent
gommiifoner-SObn Sdnsicer, Glib
Nbsi bail ). as
e Oirettor-espi Ytter, Seioelbers.
Nubitor-9barIeS 8. Sudsder, Saueon
Surp.G III m ioner.-Samse BsiIsr,
&eoT- Utaeunsie. a
Sruft ftiss.-Saeob Wofer, aaentaun,
Gbparb Mnbe, bo.
Die Ssrrsn @. 8. ainsp. 3. s. Oliber, @.
6. SamerSlp unp @eor9c gfotb ipurpen bann aIs
Senatcrial- -gonferies ernannt
Die Sosrren e. 3 WRoore, g8. s.. Nineb, 3.
.. Sliper. @. G. oanlersln unb &snben 0utb
ipurpen oIS cine Committee beftimmt, um unIrer
nd6ften @auntp Gcnpention 8eseln ju @eger.
ung eininbdnbigen.
Die COMMITTEE auf SeIdIiiBe, befebenb aus
fclselosa benaunteu Serren. beridteten icbann
folJenoe, bic einftimmig angenommen ipOroen
linp:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-01

'QnsfpIE9 N :eSnsie etsssss hsAia 30
% 81 sths- -s1osa kshatSs seha 1HEkiyS
70 tHs ow60k. .akss nfsoteS Sf maf kSls, fE5I
oep9yAalti efss ask aitiap an: :imgsS S%6gt sE
.pstessor sn Rlpssdlal lspkSS SstaS
g. .stsgsnd - pssss nd feSs S6fs
:SsessR Hadsr tbs, fses,1ty kE Assist eHttlf
nshA Ihs r + ~ Asbrss
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81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18

Our CoLoRKD PKOPLE.-George T. Down.
ing, . well known coloTed man Of New York.
writes a very sensible letter 10 one of the ps !.
pers OF that city, in which he states thar the
colored race is TO be an inseparable part of
the American people; that there is no getting
rid OF them, even il the whites are SO dispos.
ed that they have uch more intelligence and
Judgment than they have generally been given
credit for; and that what they have been able
TO accomplish has generally been done in the
absence OF those incentives for reward which
are held ont TO white people. Mr.. Downing
IN his letter, does not ask for suffrage or Off e
Of any thing OF that kind, he being probably of
the opinion, with great many other sensible
people, that there are already more politicians
and office seekers In the country than there il
any need for; but he hopes that those gener-
Gus capitalists who have heretofore been so
KIND as TO advance capital to start deserving
white persons in business, will not withhold
their bounty from deserving colored people
He thinks If they are given proper ad yantages
in this way. II will have a great influence on
the elevation OF the race. Mr.. Downing is
himselfa hard wor king colored man. who ma
grown wealthy by honest toll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18

For return frefKhs Of articles swned BY the
United States OF lent 70 the gcvernDent ~ IN
d. viduals
For marine and nre insurance On the arn-
cles tnus lent.
For additions Al steam power at Paris, in the
s'palsce" ana the "anneI," or supplemental
building, sRd in grounds adjacent
For the exhibition OF n hines, agYic uItuy al
and other, and tor the erection Of buildings 20
illustrate the education and agrie q lture Of the
United States, and for the collection OF specI-
mems Of agricultural productions under the
Joint resolution for that purpose.
For the necessary expense OF collecting,
Classifying. labelling, ana packing mineralo-
gIcal and metallurgical specimens, 20 com pIets
:he exhibition OF he mineral wealth of the
United States.
For the necessary expense Of laborers and
extra services IN the Offices az Paris and Ne "
YORK, and for the expenses Of a secretary,
clerks, scientific assistants and trauga.smen t,
rooms, and other Incidental expenses OF the
commission.
SIC. 3. And Re it further resolred, That j.
shall be the duty of the general agent a. New
YORK, and OF the com missioner general az
Paris, 20 transmit TO Congress, through the
Department or State, a detailed statement OF
The manner in which the expenditures herein
authorized are made by them respectively.
Approved, March 10, 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18

CORN AND COTTCN.-There has been sueh a
scarcity OF food at the South the past year
that Southern journals are urging plan ters to
subordinate their favorite crop-cotton-to the
raising OF cereals. The Houston Telegraph
says the people Of Texas have paid too little
regard 10 raising crops for subsistence, and
urges them 10 give cotton the 60 by this season
and plant corn, wheat, etc. The Miiledgeyills
Recorder likewise calls upon the speeple Of
the South TO suspend the cultivation of cotton
for this year, at least as the only cure for the
ills OF the times" They must, Ii asserts
beaten track IL they would avoid starvation ,,
1t enters into an elaborate calculation to prove
that the raising Of corn is much more desira.
BILE in pecuniary point Of view than the Guilt
walton OF cotton. Many other Southern pa
pers give similar advice TO their readers, and
should 1t be followed. the cotton crop is likely
10 be considerably diminished this year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18
ga rural couple were spIiced a week OF

ga rural couple were spIiced q week or
two ago In a dry goods store in Springfield
Ill, permission TO use the premises for the
purpose having been accorded them by the
proprietor on the principle that "weddin gs
are certain, sooner or later, to produce brisk
ness in the dry goods business"
@Bituminous coal, in considerable guam
titles, from the Dover pits, In GoochIand
county, Va, IS now taken TO Petersburg Va
There is great competition with the Chester
field pits, ard prices for both articles are ex-
pected 20 be lower.
~Mr. y. McCracken, land agent has sold
the farm belonging to MIR. John X. Berry.
some four miles from Fredericksburg (and
known as the Watt traet) to MIR. Abraham
Bruce, OF New York. for g, 6Oo-s2, 600 CASA
The farm contains l-O acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18
fPCBLIC-NO. 221

An ACT extending 10 the State OF Nebraska the
provisions OF an act relating TO agricultural
colleges.
BE ~ enacted ty the SeHdte and HoHse Of Repre-
seRtGtireS Of the CRitsd States Of Ap,eric5 a., ron
yre,s assembled, That the grant made by law
OF the second day Of July, eighteen hundred
AND sixty-two, 70 each State of land co ual to
thirty thousand acres for each Of its senators
and representatives in Congress, for the pur-
pose OF establishing agricultural colleges is
extended TO the State OF Nebraska in the same
manner as II Nebraska had been a State OF the
Union at the date of the passage Of said law
Approved, March 80, 1St1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-18
[PUBLIc REsoLuTIoH-No.Il

A REsoLUTIOS supplementary TO other Joint
Resolutions 70 ensble the people OF the u nIted
States 10 participate in the ad yantages Of the
nIversal Exhibition 81 Paris in eighteen
aEd siXty-seYen.
RsS0irsd Jg H> Senate anil House IF RsDrsrsg
tGfirss Of the THitsd States Fl 4a4syicg a.. On
STesS assembled, l. Thai the commission Of the
United States az the Universal Exhibition 70
be neld al Paris in the year eighteen hundred
ana slXty-seyen shall consist Of the commits
sioner general ana honorary commissioner,
whose appointment was approved nv the Joint
resolution OF January twenty-two, eighteen
hundred and siXty-six; also of the thirty COM
IAIssioners whose appointment was provided
Tor by the joint resolution OF July five, eigh-
Teen hundred and sixty-six, and of twenty
commissioner, whose appointment is herein
alter provided for.
IL That the commissioner general shall be
me president OF the commission thus cousti-
tuted, Win vote on all questions that may
Ill. That the commission shall NEE, AZ paris
as early as possible before the opening of the
exhibition, upon the call OF the commissloner
general, and, when properly organized, shall
make sucn rules and regulations as NAV be
necessary for efficient action, with power 10
elect a yice-president from their own numbsr
who, in the absence OF the commissioner gen.
eral, shall preside at all meetings of the com.
mission, and TO appoint committees and char.
men of groups.
Nv. That the commission may designate
additional persons, net exceeding twenty in
number, being citizens Of the United States,
known TO be skilled in any branch OF indus
try, or art, who are hereby authorized TO at.
tend the exhibition in behalf OF the United
States, as honorary commissioners without
compensation.
That the commission may employ a sec
Rotary and clerks for the commission, the ne
cessary scientific assistants and draugh tsmen,
and may engage suitable rooms for the COM
mIsslon.
vi. That no commissioner shall act as agent
Tor the show or sale OF any article sc the exhi-
bifion, or be Interested, directly or indirectly,
In any profits from any such article.
SEC. 2 And be u further rssotced, That fifty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
Be necessary for the pur poses seyeraIiy speci-
ned, are hereby appropriated out of any mo.
neys in the treasury not otherwise appropri-
afsd.
For additional freights from New York to
Hayre.
For transportation and freight from Havrs
- PARIS.
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IPCBLIC RKsoLUTIoN-No. 81

RESOLUTION extending the time for The
comPIetion Of the Improvement Of the Fox
and Wisconsin rivers.
Resoiped by the Senate and House Of Repre.
sentGtires If the United States Of america in
Congress assembled. That the time provided
for the completion OF the improvement OF the
Fox and wisconsin rivers and canal con-
meeting the same by section three OF an act of
Congress, approved August eighth, Gig teen
hundred and forty-six, entitled '"An act to
grant certain quantity OF land 20 aid in the
improvement Of the Fox and Wisconsin riv-
ere, and 70 connect the same by a canal in the
Territory of Wisconsin, be and the same
hereby is extended for the term OF FIVE years
from and After the approval OF this resolu-
ton, with all the rights and privileges con-
ferred by said act.
Approved March ~, 1867.
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u Z bLIN-NO. IT.
AN Act for the support in part OF the N ation al
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home in the
District OF Columbia.
BE az enacted by the Senate and House of Repre.
fentGfireS Of he Cnated States Of America IN Con
STeSs assembled, That there be. and is hereby
appropriated, out OF any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the support in
part OF the National Soldiers and Sailers
orphan Home, in the District of Colum bia or
ganized under an act Of the twenty-fifth of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, amended
by the act of the twenty-second of February
eienteen hundred and sixty-seven, TO be ex-
pended under the direction of the officers of
said Institution. five Thousand dollars
Approved, March 30, 1867.
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TPUBLIC-No. 23.1
lbLlt-ANc.
Az ACT TO provide IN part for grading the pub
he grounds. and for 9th ar nn-nnsas

hc grounds, and for other purposes
Be ucHGcted By the Senate and HoESs If ReDre-
seHtdttrSs Of The United States of America in Con-
gTeSs assembled, That the sum of twenty thou
sand dollars IL hereby appropriated, out OF
any mon ey in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, 10 be expended by the Secretary OF
the Inferno. under the supervision OF the archi-
tsct OF the Capitol extension. in grading I'LL
Ing up, removing buildings, and improving
the public grounds and streets around the
Capitol
SEC. ? And BE a. further enacted. That all re-
pairs and alterations of the Capitol building
shall be made under the direction and super-
vision of the architect Of the Capitol extern
sion.
Approved March 10 TSG-
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CoNBUsTIBLE PAPRR.-It is stated by a
London newspaper that there is a common
reddish yellow paper which. in some circum-
takes fire by the smallest spark, and burns
like finder. When once lighted, If left alone
1t Is sure TO be consumed completely. All the
yellow and buff paper out of which envelopes
are made partakes more or less of the same
character. spark of fire or the>stump of a
lighted cigar falling In waste basket con-
tanning yellow envelopes, with other kinds Of
paper, would have good chance of setting
the whole on fire, and causing a general con-
migration.