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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-01

An Act further TO provide for giving effect t.
treaty stlpulatOns between thIs and trTei n
! governments FIR the eytradition Of criminals.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
| resentatives Of the United States e America IN
Congress assembled, That whenever any person
| who shall have been delivered 10y ally foreign
! government TO an agent or agent "f the United
| States for the purpose Of being brought within
the United States and tried 70, any crime of which
he is duly accused, the President shall have pow
er 10 take all necessary measures Cor the 'ranspUr
tatiun and safe keeping Of such accused person,
and lis security against lawless violence, until
the final Inclusion of his trial for the crime or
offences, specified in the warrant Of extrad ,I,n,
and until his final discharge flOm custody i'm
prisOnment for or on account of such crimes or
yffences. and for reasonable time thereafter.
And it shall be lawful for the President such
person as ne may empower for that purpose, To-
employ such portion OF the land OF naval forces Of
the Uuited States, or of the militia thereof, as
may be necrssary for the safe keeping and pro-
lection OF The accused s.d1afp resaid.
SEC. = And be il further enacted, That any
person duly appointed as agent to receive in be-
half of the United States the delivery by fore
ign government Of any person accused of crime
Committed within the jurisdiction of the Unil ell
States aud to convey him 10 the place of his trial.
shall be , and hereby is. vested with all the pow
Of a marshal Of the United States in the sew
eral districts through which it may be necessary
for him to pas. wi h snch prisoner, so tar such
power is requisite for hi. SAFE keeping.
SEC. 5. And Us it fHi Their enacted, That if any
person or persons ehsll' knowingly and wllfnlly
resist, oppose such snt in the execu
ton of his dures,o shall rescue, attempt to
res Ne, such prisoner, whether in the custody Of
the agent aforesaid, or Of any marshal she if |
tsilur, or her officer or person 10 whom his Gus
toby may have law fully been committed, every |
person so knowingly and wiE:uly offending IN |
the premises shall conviction thereof before
the district or circuit SQUIRT of the Uni ed States
for the district in which the offence WIS Committed,
be fined not seeding Thousand dollars and
ed not exceeding one year.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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hereby granted to said State shall be disposed o.
only III the follhving manner, that is TO say,
when the governor Of said State shall certify T.,
the Secretary of the Interior that ten CONTINUOUS
miles Of said road completed. then a quantity
OF Tie land hereby gaanted, not to exceed thirty
sections, may te sold and from time o time
until said road shall lie completed: and if said
road is not completed within five years 40 far
ther sales shall be made, and the lands remaining
unS'td shall revert to the tHiei States provided
hive er. That the entire amount Of public land
granted by his act slia Lot exceed three sections
per mil Cor each mule actual, constructed.
SIC. g. And he it further enacted that the
United states surveyor general for the district
IF oregon, shall cause said lands, 50 granted to
be surveyed at the earliest rr, ,tle period after
said state shall have enacted the necessary leEs-
laiionto carry this act into Effect
Approved, March 3. i q.
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IproTed, March 5, 1869.
fPubliC-No. 81 +

An Act 10 amend an act entitled IAN act grant
ing lands t" the State of Oregon to aid IN the
constitution IF Il military 70 Il from Eugene
City to the eastern bOundiu Of said state "
Wherea, by an act granting lands TO the State
of o. egon TO aid in the construction of military
road from Eugene City TO the eastern boundary
Of said State, approved July second, eighteen
hundred and sxty-fDu and whereas the time
designated for the completion Of sad road expires
on the second day IF July, eighteen hundred and
sixty nine Therefore,
Re il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatves # the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the time for the com
ple;on # the said road be and hereby i, EXTENDED
t" the second day Of July, eighteen hundred and
seyenty-twr.
Approved, March 8, 1869
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/. IOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session Of the Fortieh
lOFFICIAL.'

An Act to establish a bridge across the Eas

| oo.
An Act to establish a bridge across the East
river, between the cities If brooklyn and New
York, in the State of New ork a post road
Be it enacted by the senate and House Of hep
reSentatives of the United State. Of America in
CungIe ss assembled That the bridge across the
| East river. between the cities of Jew York and
Brooklyn. in thu State of New York, to be con
| structed unier and by virtue If an act Of the
legislature IF the State Of New York, emit led An
act to Incorporate the New York Bridge Company /,
for the purpose of constructing and maintaining
bridge over the East river between the cities Of
New York and Erookly n. - passed April siX teenth
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, is hereby de-
| cldred to be, when comp .eted III accordance with
| the aforesaid law Of the St,te of New York, law
fu structur and pot road for the CONVEYANCE Of
| the mails If tn United : ates: Provided, That
said bridge shall be 50 constructed ami built as
not to ob,truct, impair, or injuE1uu-ly modify the
vigauion # the river: and IN order to Sc ute
a compliance with these conditions. the comp my
previous to commencing the construction # The
bridge. shall submit IL the Secretary 81 war a
plan of the bridge. with de'all'd nap Il the
ri, ct AT the proposed size of tn" bridge. and + T
the distance If mile above and below the site.
exhibiting tie depths and currents at AL points oi
the same" together with all other lnf.rnIa ion
touch ing said briiCe and my lie deemed
reaui.ite by the Secretary of War To eterm n
whether the said bridge, when built, viii CON
form the prescribed conditions # DE act not t"
obStruct inn pair, lnjurioualy modify the uaFi /
CATION II the river.
Syc > And be it further enacted That the |
Secretary of War is hereby aur no ized and di- |
rec ed upon receiving st! plan and map ana other !
iufOrmatior, ard upon being satisfied that a !
brid &c built on such pfan and said locality VIII
form To the prescribed contiiiou' Of this act
not to obstruet impair. injurIou>ly modify
the navigation of said river, 10 notify the said
company that he approves the same and upon
Receiving snch notification the said mpany may
proceed to the erect ion Of said bridge, forming
strictly the approx ed plan and location Rut until
the Secretary Of War approve the plan and loca-
ton + -ald bridge, ami notify sa'd company of
the in writing. the briig- shall Lot be built
or commenced: and should any change he made
in the plan Of ii. brids during the pr gre-s Of
the work thereon, such change shall be subject
likewise to the approval Of the Secretary # War.
SEC. }. And !'e it FL Their enacted. That Con-
yres> shall have pUwe- a. any time to alter, |
amend, repeal this ct
Approve ed, March 8, 1859.
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,royei, March 3. 1s69.


An Act granting Lands to the State of Oregon IL
| aid III the construction of military wagon
| road from the DavIgable waters of Coos BAY to
| Ruseburg in said state.
| BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiyes of he United states of America in
Congress assembled. That there be- and hereby is.
granted TO the State of Oregon, to aid in the con-
stru ton o. a military wagon road from the uayi-
| gable waters OF Coos bay to ROschurg, alternate
sections Of public lands designate ed hy otd numbers
to the extent OF three sections in width side
! IF sa rod Provided, That the lands hereby
granted shall be exclusively applisd to the CON
struction uf said road and 20 no other PURPOSE and
stall be dis posed of only the work pr.sI-s,es
Provided further, That the grant Of lands hereby
made shall be upon til condition that the lands
shall be sold [" any one person only in quanti-
ties not greater than one quaI ter section, and
for price not exceeding two dollars and itty
Gel Is per acre: And provided further. That any
and ali lands heretofore reserved to the Unite
states, or othe~iss appropriated by the act Of
Congress o. other competent authority, be, and
the same are hereby, reserved f,m the opera
ton Of this act, except 81 far il may be neces-
siry to uCate the route Of said road through the
in which case the ight OF way to the width
of one hundred feet is granted: And provided
further, That the grant hereby made shall no;
embrace any mineral lands Of the United States
any lands q which homestead Or pre-em, ton
rights have alta he'd
SIC. z. And he it further enacted, That the
lands hereby granted t. s;tid State shall be dis
posed If ~ the legislature thereof for the pur-
pose afort said. and for no othrr and the said
roads thill be and remain public highway for tie
use of the government uftae United States free
from tolls or other charges upon the trans porta-
ton of any property, troops, or mails Of the
United states.
SIC. 3. and be it further enacted, That said
road shall be constructed with such width,
graduation and bridge To permit of its regular
use wagon road. and in such other special
manner as the State of Or g"n may pres ribe.
SEC. 1. And be it fur ther enacted That the
State of Greg IN is authorized to locate and use in
the construction of said road an additional amount
OF public lands, not previously reserved to the
United states nor otherwise disposed of, and not
exc eeding six miles in distance from it, equal to
the amount reserved from the operation of this act
in the first section Of the same, to be selected in
alternate odd sections, provided in section
first of this act.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That lauds
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An Act relating to the time for hndin giBdc-nent,
in the courts OF the United states III tie late
rebel States.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
r.sentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the time for tndng
indictments in the courts of the United states n
the late rebel States for ofenses cugniEthe by said
courts. and which may have been committed sine
said states went into rebe hon, " and herelv
is, extended for the period of two years from anu
after the time when said States may be
restored I" representation in Congress; Provided,
however, That the provisions here'f shall not ap-
ply to q ea-on other political offences.
Approved, March 8, 1869.
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[Pubc-No. So
An Act relating TO the proof OF wills in he Dis
frict If Enlur,il,i

An Act relating TO the proof Of wills in he Dis.
trict Of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentativ - OF the United States of America 10
Congress assembled, That ~beusver = sill or
c0dIcIl shall be exhibited for probate r. the
Orphans court Of the DistriJt If Columbia j.
any of the witnesses to the same shall reside out
Of said District, or be temporarily absent there
from at he time when said will OF Cl-iicil shall
be so exhIbN,i for probate il shall and may be
lawful for said court TO iss5e upuo per-onal no.
tee # not less than {" suty days all PARTIES in
interest, a commission to one or more O. mpetent
PEI sons, to tale the deposition OF such absent
witness or witnesses in such form as said court
may prescribe, touching the execution Of such
viii or codicl and the competency of the testator
te>tEtrIx, AT the time Of tie execution thereof
and such depus ton when returned to said court
shall he received therein competent evidence
and have the same fOICe and effect as if said wit
ne-e or witnesses were personally present. and
te-ufsing in said court: provided That in n
such cases the original WILL OF c"diel shall ac-
Company such commission, and be exhibited 10
tie witnesses 80 testifying.
Approved, March 3. 1S69.
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Pnhlic-Nn Sc !
An Act to provide for the execution Of judgments
in capital cases.

/ An Act TO provide Tor the EXECUTION OF Judgments
| in capital cases.
| Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
| resentatives # the United States of America in
| Congress assembled, That whenever Judgement
IF death has BEEN OF shall hereaf' er be rendered
! in any court of the United States. and the care
has been, or shall hereafter be, carried to the
Supreme Court Of the United states by appeal
Of error, in pursuance Of law, it shall be
the duty of the court rendering such judgement,
by order If couit, to pospane the execution there
Of from time to time and from term to term until
the mandate Of the supreme Court in such case
shall have been received and entered upon the
records Of the lower court: and in case such
Judgment isaftirmed by the SurreIne Curt, it
shall be the duty If the court rendering the
orig NAL judgment to appoint day for the execu-
tiun there f: and in case of reversal by the
Supreme Court such further proceedings shall be
had in the lower court as The Supreme Court may
direct.
Approved, March 5, 1869.
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TPubic-No. 81.
An Act to regulate elections in Washington and

luahO ItTrlTUrlte.
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House Of Rep
resentatves Of the United States Of America IN
Congress as--mb ed, hat elections in the Terri
tories # Washington and Iiahu for delegates 10
the Ii use Of Representativ Of the forty SECOND
Congress shall he held on the first MONDAY 81
June. aunO DUuIini eighteen hundred anu seventy.
and afterwards bIeunially on the FIRST Monday #
June and such officers in said Territories are
now e,cred at the same time with their dele
gates shall be elected for offices thereafter to ie
filled at the time herein specified, nuless ether
wise provided by the laws Il saiG Territory.
Approved, March 5, 1850.
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ApproVed, MarVh ., ~ =
Pubic Ne. 80
Approved, March 3, 1869.
TPublic-No, so
An Act relating to the Metropolitan Railroad

An Act relating to the Metropolitan Railroa
Company
Belt enacted by the :,euate and House Of Rep
reseutatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Metropolitan Rail
road Company, in the District of Columbia, he,
and is hereby. allowed five We from and after
the passage # TINS act for the complexion e it.
iue If street railways, authorized by the atts #
July first. eighteen hundred and sixty four. and
March third, eighteen hundred and siXty-f.ve
ANYTHING contained in SAID acts or any other act
to the contrary notwithstanding
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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approved, March 3, 1869.


An Act amendatory OF the act providing for the
sale Of the arsenal grounds at St Louis and
Liberty, Missouri, and for other purposes, ap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-02
IRA RICHARDSON,

IMPORTER DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, corner Of Fort
and Merchant Streets Honolulu. 9-ly5
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HI. Patty,

Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds
For the State Of California Office at the Bank of
Bishop Co., Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu. 2-1y5
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The FINS OF FIsHEs-lna paper addressed
TO the French Academy Of Sciences, NJ.
Gourlet treats Of the fms Of fishes, and en-
deavours to determine their swimming quail
ities. Thus, he states that a sharply pointed
fin aids the fsh to swim rapiply, especially
II it be bent In scythe-like shape II the
fin be deeply scalloped, the result il the
same and, conversely, fms that are rounded
off generally denote slow swimmers. Again,
rapidity is determined by the comparatively
large size and number of these appendages;
and In the case Of fish, the centre Of gravity OF
which lies nearer the head than the tail, the
fins are inserted nearest this spot In order
the better to support II.
HYPooRIsY.-Thwsatt, the little Senator
from Tallspoosa. telegrsphs from Washington
as follows Washington, Sept. 80, SPIN
The Secretary Of War sends orders TO General
Meade to distribnte, at once, the troops Of his
command, with an especial eye to the protection
Of the loyal men ofAlabams. The Govern
ment is pledged to full, fair, and free ballot.
The Secretary Of War never did anything Of
the kind. and Thwsatt Is very impudent when
he talks about the Goyernment being pledged
to anything that Is free and fair, especially the
ballot, ,-Aontgomeyy HAIL
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"sHALL we take q bus up Broadway said
a young New Yorker, who was showing his
said the alarmed girl, 81 wouldn't do that
in the etreet"
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

The 40 Gold BONDS of the Chicago, Danville
and Vincennes Railroad offered for sale at 95 and
accrued interest They are $1,000 Bonds secured'by
First Mortgage 40 miles of this irstclass road
now nearly one-half completed. They bear per
cent. gold, interest for 40 years. aud only small
ratio to the cash value Of the property they create
an interest liability Of per each mile of road or
about one-third the probable net earnings. These
facts added to the protection thrown around each
and every Bond combine to render these unequaled
Securities. We offer them with entire confidence
In their value and s0undness a"tl'
20 Hr w. BAILEY LANG g. Co., Merchants.
"a Chff-st., New York.
Agents for the Sale OF the Bonds.
ST.. LOUIS SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
BOSDs 20 interest payable semaunuaV the Nsou
Bank Of Commerce ~ Y These bolds desirable special
levied pay Interest aud principal " offer SJ0u01 m
+ ID. - ID JAMssos, SEr1H & Co1TIse, 10 walst
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