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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-05

fPublje Rssolutioa-Ne. 81
Joint Reoo uiion TO supply IN omission In the en-
roament Of the - act making appropriations fuE
sundry civil expenses Of the government TOR the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and for other purposes" approved
March third, eighteen huhdreo and sixty nine
BE IL resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives u the United States II America in
Congress assembled, That the following item, ON
tilted in the enrolment Of the ''act making ap-
preparations Z r sundry civil expenses Of the
government for the yenr ending June thirtieth,
eighteen bundr ed and seven y, and for other pur-
pOees,'' approved March third. eighteen hun
dred and sixty nine, be, and the same is hereby,
made TO all intents and purposes part Of said act
viz:
.'For this amount to pay 2. A. Shepherd the
sum due i'm on a lost check drawn by Robert 5.
Neighbours, Uuited States special Indian agent,
the second Of June, eight. en- hundred and hfty-
nine, On the assistant treasurer 81 the United
States at New York cit, for supplies fnrni- he'd
the Indian department, twelve hundred dollars.
Approved, March "a, 1869.
Public ResOluiiOn-No. 16.
A Resolution extending the time for the compile |
tion Of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior |
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep |
-esentatives Of the United States OF America IN \
co. gress assembled, That the time for the com
,ietion If the Portage Lake and Lake SUPERIOR
hip canal be, and the same is hereby. extended to
he tn I'd day of March, eighteen hundred and
evenly one.
Approves April 10. 1869.
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Pnhlic-No. 2l


An Act to extend the time r the Little Reck and
Fort Smith Railroad Company To complete the
first section Of twenty miles Of said r'~d.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
res~ntatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That an act approved July
twenty eight, eighteen hundred and sixty SIX.
entiti An act to revive aud extend the pro-
visions Of An act granting thu right Of way and
making grant Of land to che States Of Arkansas
and Missouri to aid in the construction of a rail-
ROAD n ON, point upon the Mississippi river. op-
p.site the mouth of the Ohio river, via Little
Rock. to he Texas boundary Fulton in Ark
ansas. with branches to Fort Smith and the Mis-
sissippi river. approved February nine. eighteen
hundred and fifty three and for other PURPOSES
be >, amended TO extend the time Ia the Little
ock ami Fort Smith Railroad, for build NJ the
first secJio, Of twenty miles provided fer in The
second section If said act, tor the term Of three
years from he thirteenth day Of May, shte-n
hundred and sixty. seven, the time Of filing rhe
ee' rihcate If organization to sad Cor pany pm
vided for in the third section of said act: pro-
vidrd, that the land granted by the act hereby
revived shall be sold TO actual settlers only. IN
quantities not greater than ore quarter of IA
section to purchaser, and for price not
exceeding Two dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
Public Resouticn-No. S.
Resolution respecting the pay and allowances Of
enlisted men of the army.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Renresen-
tatives If the United states Of America in Con-
gres~ assembled That the pay and a,l,wanees If
the enlisted men Of the army shall T. nain as
now fixed by Law until the thirtieth Of june.
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved April 8. 1879.
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fPublic-No. n.
An act TO certain grans u land to the State
Of Alabama,


Of Alabama.
Re il enacted by the > nate and House 81 Rep
res-ntntives Of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That 30 much Of the grant
Of lands male O. the State Of Alabama by act
Of Congress u, proved June three. eighteen hun
ired and fifty liz. ent tied - An act & Anting
pablo lands in alternate sections 10 the State II
Alabama. to aid In the constr ciion Of Ger tain
railroads In said state" were granted to "s
s,st In the building of railroads. '' from near
GSasi.sicn to p Int tho alabama and ME-
sissippi state line direction ~ tho Mobile
and 'Dh 10 railroad, with n view To connect With
the said Aobsls and Ohio rxlruad. " and - from
3a.l.den to CONNECT with the Georgia and Ten |
ns.see and Tenne~.ss line Of railroads through |
Chattooga, Wills. and Lookout Valleys" Is |
hereby revived and renewed, subject g. all the |
conditions and restrictions contained in tho act /
referred To. and subject e. the further imt~ti n
thu, IL either u the said railroads !. not ccm-
pictcd within three years from the time of the |
passage of this further sale shall be made
slid shall revert the United states; Provided, |
That the lands granted BY the sct hereby re-
vivssi. except mine nal lands, shall be sold to
actual settlers only in quantities not greater than
one quarter section Ia purchaser. and for n
rsce not exceeding two dollars and my cents |
per acre.
sxo > And b Il further enacted. That the |
the companies building the aforesaid railroads To |
take Gom the public lands adjacent TO the lines OF
.aid railroads EARTH stone. and other materials for
the onstructin thereof; and the right II way h |
hereby granted u the extent Of ono hundred fcet |
in width gu each eide Of said railroads where hey
may pass over th- public lands. including all neces
a>ry grounds for stations and uctnres Connected
not exceeding forty acres iany one
station.
Ao,r..w..l An,i N 1850
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FEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That all
acts and parts Of acts conAravening this act be,
aud the same are hereby. repealed. This oct
shall take effect from and after the tenth day Of
May neat.
Approved April 10. 1869.
Public ReS,lution-No. Ill
A Resolution making San Diego, California, port
Of delivery.
Resolved by the >enzte aud House Of Represen-
tAives # the United States Of America in Con-
gr. assembled, Ihat San Diego. California be,
and ID hereby, created aport II delivery In the
customs collection district Of an Francisco. and
that the deputy collector Of that port receive the
same s.lAry other deputy collectors Of the dis
trict.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
Public Resolution No. IS.
A Res, tuition ena' ling bona hde settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from the Great and
Little Usage tribe Of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and llouso Of Repre- |
sentativcs OF tho United States Of America in |
Congress assembled That any bona fde g. tr-r |
r~riding ui.n any portion u The Lands sold 10 the
United States by virtue Of the first and second
articles Of the treaty concluded between the
United States and tho Great and Little Usage
ibe II indians, September twenty-ninth, eieh-
Icen hundred and sixty-hve. and proclaimed
twenty first, eighteen hundred and
sixty -srven, who is citizen Of the United states
sr shall have declared his intention 10 become
itizen II the United States, ehali be, and hereby
., entitled to purchase the in quantity not
,xcerd ding one hundred aud sixty acres, at price
& On. d.llar and twenty -hve cents per acre,
sishin two years from the passage II Il is act,
,ni-r such rules and regua ion- may BIZ pre-
cribed BY the s~cr't,ry II the Interior pro
id~d, however, That 10th the odd and even
unb 1red sections Of the said lanes shall be sub
ret TO settl. uent and L. ~ above provided:
nd provi ed further Mat the sixteenth and
hirty sixth secti,ns e.ch townsh hip Of said ,
,nds shall 10 resor for State school purposes /
q accordance vii she provisions 81 the act Of
omission Of the State Of Kansas +: Provided, how
yer. That nothing in this act shall be construed
a any manner affecting any legal rights hereto '
re vested in ahy other party or parties. Z
Approved, April 10, 1869. In
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Public kesotutio0- No
A Resolution In relation 10 lighthouses on the
coast u Oregon.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tAtives u the I'm ted States Of America In Con
grsss assembled, That the erection Of III. light
house At Aqui..nA bay. and Of other light houses
on ths eoA.t Il Oregon. for which appropriations
have been ~ may be made, shall not be delayed
for want of the Consent Of the legislature Of the
state To the purchase u the site sites for such
lighthouse
Approved, March 26, 1869.
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wed, March 20, 1869.
Public Resoiution-No.

krsOIutlon realizing 20 government buildings q
Fort Totteh, Dakota Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and Ho,se Of Repr~sen-
tatives II ths Unit-d States Of America IN Con
xTess assembled That the Secretary OF War be,
ssi he hereby Is, authorized AMI empowered "a
Dakota Territory, To bo constructed Of brick
and "a accept this. said fort already can-
stTuctei of bfics Proviicd That in his Judgment
building of that mater ial Will not lie more -x =
psnsise than buidng- II w,sd And prov. d-.i
further. That NJ appropriation will DO necessary
thereto.
Approved. April 8, 1869.
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Fssssd Il sAe FSrsf Ssssi0n Of tie Forty.
fiSst Congress.

A Resolution relative TO consular fees.
Rssoivsd by the Seaats and House II Represen-
tatives u the Usit-d States of America in Con
grsss assaulted. That section three Of chapter
iwo hundred aud thirty -thrss u the publie sets
VI tho thirty ninth ngress. approved July
twenty i've, eighteen hundred and sixty six, be,
and Is hsr-by. declared to take effect from anu
after January h,st, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obedianee 10 the prov sion Of said
section, and which ued prior to said first day
u January, eishfeen hundred and sixty seven
shall Le refunded out IL consular receipts,' -
Approved, March III, 1903.
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I'm unfere Mbpnnenten.

IS 1T ei9entli9 nt@t unlere @ewobn@
belt 1T Der 3eitun9 Mabnunsen an bic
@aumlelt9en er9eben gu lafien> bod ftno
mir e%e3puneen btele6WRal eine@u6nabme
3u MAIDEN. SIN uniern 8I9ern iteben<
ben Tau1enbe pp1 Dollars bic ldnsa fall
lt9 tparer, urb BON tenen mir t~pii1en> tab
bic fie i@uloeneen 2eute jeoer3eit gut iint
fir ben BON ibnen i9ulpigen8 etra9, bod
ioIten bic Germ @@uloner 1i@ merfen>
poB mir nit Dem @utbaben nt9t bejab<
len fDnren, urb bie(es n,i6en wir 70 re-
selmdBtg alS es iepe @p9e etnen Gam
flag unb jeben Monat einen 1ten 9ibt.
@ir wpQen pur@au6 ni@t 1a9en, baB IT.
9enb elmer unltrer Mpnnenten un6 ba6
@elp abf@tlt@ sprentbdlt, fonbern Slauz
ben Dielmebr bab e6 bur4 cine 9ewi0e
l1nfenntuiB nit benz @anBe zines .3eiz
tuneSgel9dftes, fomrnt. Cine. orpBe
Men9e berlelben benten rdmli@: ba6
finb nur $3.50, oannit laufe iG ben,
Druder nt&t fort unb ct braudt ii@ bebz
balb feline Sor9en 3u MAIDEN! Stun iuuz
ten ft9 bic 2eute aber penten, naB unlere
@eiammtetnnabmen aus irl&en $3.50
SOFTEN beiteben, unb, taB> tpenn mir perer
aud rar 1000 aus teben baben, urp 1pe;
niger finb e6 perer ielten btele6 bas r,ettt
@lmm9en BON $4,000 ouSma9t pel9ed
BON un6 wdbrenb re6 Sabre6 auf 9eue,
unb Gent baar auS9ele9t >perren mubte
uno bab bieies feline &~leini8feit fir elmer
arnae,1 Druder it, farm fid jeoer benfen,
9llio, tpertbe Treunbe Der Staots3ettun9
ri9ten mir an Gu@ bic 8itte Die Greet
bads re&t 3ablrei& einsuienoen. Ginz
lenpunsen. per ppi tzSffc Money Srbe,
ODER in &e9tfrirten Briefen t6nnen aui
I'm fer &t lico eema4t tperoen.
Infer &eilenoer, Ser 6. 6let1@er
miro pdbrenp be6 Spmmers etnen 9rpBeu
She'll bes Staates bereil en unb bitten nj,
bic 9eebrten 2eier Jpn na9 &raften be
bIlft@ gu fem.
M%nfnupfenp an Sbi9e8> mi6en wir
nod bemerfen baB >pir auB er 5rn. Tleiz
l@er feinen &et1enpen @9enten
baben. Muber 5rn. Tleil@er iino nur
bic Der|dtebenen Qpcal7N9enten autbprtz
frt @elper fir uns in Gmpfan9 gu nebz
men. 5errpbtltp peti@ 1T midi
mebr befu9t ir9enr weld
@elber fur un6 IN @mpan
su nebmen unp wtrb teine Don
nj tad bte1em Datum aus
9efellte Autttun9 SON und
d nerfannt rerben.
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4araee Der Teuerleute.

ii; Nm beuti9en Sage 1npet bic arose
parope pe6 TeuerzG eportements in@lin<
neapoli6 fatt an peldem fl6 unlw@tdpz
Tides Teuer< I epartcment in Mo15e: bez
tbeiligen miro uno teeab 1id oa0elbe beut
Morsen in feierliher Yrpselipn na6 Dem
Depot Der Yacifc<Babn. @pran bic
@reat -Wefern Banp oefpIot Don nerWliz
niatur<G euerlpribe Der ~&leinen @tuoen>
ten." 5ieraui Die Snsenieure oe9 ct.
paul Teuer@@ elen6 unp Der Maypr unc
Stortratb nebf oneeren Beamten Der
Stapt. 8earnte uno MitAlieoer her
TeuerzD epartements 0eleul1oft.
5aten unp Setter Company No. /.
@inncbaba SpriBen gpmpaenie.
CT. Yaul 'S@lau6 @pmpa9nie.
~5ope" @priben @ompasnie.
Sroutz8 roof S@laua Gpmpanie.
@itY Of st. Yaul Dampfz@p riBe.
DieMaidinen maren feitli6 mit&rdns
gen 11no Gabnen 9el9mldt pas @etter
1T 0infti9 uno wiiniden mir unleren
Treuncen einen Der9nl9ten uno fr5bli9en
Tefta9.
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=. puli}fiQerirht.

/ ,.G'r.et.ta a. S9obn Torruion, her fl6
u11ter at1oerr Din9en aud eiine'n furdterzz
liaen Safer oefauft Bate, besablte bic.
fur ben Se1b cie{es, Snlect6 su cntri6z
terre liblt9e Steuer ppn $3.50.
Mi9ael 2Yn@, Elm %permanenten Nube=
1tSrer unb Saufau6 le9te ros feierlide
Weriprcden ab na@ 8ff' 81. Yaul auez
3utraaoerh, Gr puroe barauf bin cntz
~laien. @.'''. .s'a. "
Somfos. -- Die 3eu9enyerb1re
N Ger Stage 8e9en sos. 9arpy. 1rarer
f1c@ r@dt beenoet al8 mir CUR pre1e
9tn9en.
'Monta9.-Die font 70 fanfteMary
eolep mar onsefla9t einen tbdtliGenNnz
grit out eiren S%aloonbalter, MamenS
9aQoban unternomme>, Al bobcn. Die
itreitenoen partten nabmen unaefabr cine
Stunoe non Der Belt Res 9eRreneen Mid<
ters in Mn1pru@ uno ,purpen }blieBlib
entlo{7en. $780,
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&ntau gum &cam's S6ulbaus:

Den MEDITERRANEAN 5erren tpurben als
ntecrtote 8leter bic @ontrafte uber9ez
ben:
". u. 8arreu, st. antbens STU 6 u1baus....~$ 81 ,425
. 2rn panMbnau aun, Observation-Disclosures. 2 $40
Qernare nne Stetre. MEbau sum QDa(btnetpn
= 1 925
Ois Mrbeit mus 1oalei6 in Mnarif &C.
npmmen tpercen> ki9 gum @patjobr fer
ti9 iein.
Damit piirce alto einem Berurfnie
gum Spell ob9ebplfen.
Yrptefantt19e5 Watfen :
8 Die Directpren tie1e8 Snfituz
ties mdblten seftern folsenbe 8eamten:
praipent : Mr6. 5prace Gbompion.
&iee p%rdftpert; Mrs. etpbn Nicols.
| S@asmeiiter: Mr6. 6. S. Drafe.
Secrstdr: WiB pptletbmaite.
8eifber: Mrs. s. %. Bab unb Mrs.
g. u. 9amilton. ~ .1a{
WrS. Dayton bat, BET Dem 8aijenz
ri6ter Stepbenion Elm @elud einaercidt
patfer paine pes Mpminifpramt6 aber
gepife6 Gisentbum III entbebsean unp 2yz
man 6. DaYton an feline @teQe au erren<
men. @pQ nd@iten Mittmp1 ent(4iepen
perpen. Il
Dtfridt Court. - SIN Gau
Norton Brp6. VS.. 1bpma6 s. Barney
nurce elm urtbetl auf $8O.25 III @unz
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Sic Dcrlorencn $4,000

iDtteselieart ,.1purtrrreenf iitd5 eariiun,errn, bpapR f mfr
I3u Mnfang teS Mlpnats beriGteten. bof.
6errn Gba6." I @ppba duff BEN Meoe
mad @ef ct. paul einpadett nit $4,000
|@'reenbads lber Die BrQde bdin,unter IN
ben STlu6 felet. Ser 5000 9ab 3rrser,ceitt
an, .pab er IN Der @tabt se>pelen UNI fir
$4,000, Der @ompaula1nriie' ge'b6riD @e@>
fel 5u &aufen, babe aber t1u1r fur $1,000
%beto1nmen. fUijn1en. er' babe 'piele in Der
Eaide unb pas padrtben @reenbafS In
Der 5anb Setra9en, auf ser Bride {ei 3cr
auf elmer unebeuen planfe eeltplpert, BIN
9efaQen unb pa6 Yadet nit ben $4,000
iber BE 8rdde binunter 1eefo9en. 9lQe
Nadfcr'9un9en waren Yersebens, rag
@elb mar urb blieb Yerlpren. *"""">-
81 Giienbabn @ompa0nie fdeint II: nun Il
ater beldloNen 81 baben Germ Bcpt fir
bic $4,000 perantportli9 81 balten uno
lief ibn am Samlta9 Nbenc burb Noliz
seidef McSlratb nerbaften. Gr Reut
$4,000 8iirsi9aft fit fem 'Gr]9einen
AMI Mcntd9 Wipr8et. '""' '''
Bur bettmmten Stu,,be am Montao
Mer9en' be9onn> pas &erbSr, 3Die&laee
llautete auf Intercollegiate. Ser Boop
b%efannte fi1 Mi6tl9uloi9 unb BAG Ser
bSr tpurre bis gum Donnerfas ben II.
Stunt auf9cl9pben. Die Mnflase miro
9eleitet pom Ditrict Mnwalt Glint unterz
ftaBt BON ben NnwQlten Bri6til paln,er
unb 9. s. Davis @ertbeiptser inp bic
Mnwalte SEQ. 8. StiS nno 8. g. ..
9earb.,.
Man&erlei @erl9tt In 8e;u9 auf eas
obi9e circuliren in rer !Stopt, rennc6
mouen mir un8 jepeSM einun9sausrrudS
aber Die So@e entbolten Bis Elm seriGtz
li&e6 @erfabren ca6 Ndbere nariter feltz
9eleQt.
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- Gin bunps9emetner @aunerl tret9,
Der jecp@ total feblldlua, murpe oon swei
@aunern am lebten Dientao perlu@t.
8et ber @erlplun9, wel@e Die S@weltern
pom 5auie pe6 9uten 5irten seranfaltet
batten, unp bic AM Monta9 Nbeno ftattz
fanp, bate ndmli9 cine MiB Barbara
@eiS BON Sbafopee cine Got in 81.
paul i'm @ertbe Don $500 9e1ppnnen.
Gin Yaar @auner bic bel Der 3iebuna
,u9e9en setpelen fem mti0en, n,a9ten fiG
lofort auf @Sbafopee unp ftellten bonn
Mdrden Dor, oab fe al6@pmmittee 9e1anbt
ieten ale Tidet6 tpieper aufiufaufen, ba
in ct. Yaul erobe Na&fra9e paflr 3ei
uno bere9ten aud na@ lan9em &eoen
Wib &etS, tbr Tidet piecer au6useben.
Sls Yrdlent fir bic @9weit fern, ais nell
Dies Wtb Neis Is 9eben ppute, nabmen
lie eS jero9 nt9t an, 1onbern bepp9en fie
einen Dollar pafur an3unebmen.
&aum ,paren iie fort 70 fam Die Na9z
ri6t rab Mib &eiS Die 9ludli@e@ eninz
merlin Der Got lei. sic iebte 1i9 auf ben
nddften Bug fam no6 81. paul uno
1eBte ben SAL wie er par auscinanrer.
Die @auner batten ro6 Gi6et nod niGt
prditntirt uno So9en es aber nor pieles
gan, ju unterlal1e len, pa pte mir b1ren
paRelte wieoer in Die 5dnpe Der Gisen>
tblmerin surldgelan9t.
r.-Giner Ter @auner, naz
mems @tley, wurre entceft, pa ct obe1
bas Gidct oblieferte uno $500 l1nfpl ten
3ablte, in &ube sela6en.
- Die jdbrli6e @eriammlun9 &c,
~proteitantii6en @ailenbaus< 0eieQldaf'
fam 9eltern fat. :
SIM Snititute hfaneen ii6 IA Mdcs
den UNI. Is &noben. Sur 3mei Gppe6:
faQe erei9neten iid mdbrenp res 'Sabrss,
Cine req lmdbtse @4ule 1T i'm Sniff
tute ein9crt6tet.
8ie jeBt 1no a&t Solbaten8 aiien in
Snaitute. .
Die Gotal Ginnabmen mahrenb bee
Sabres woren Sc, so, Sic Sofa
Aue9oten $$4,550.7 H.
O,e neueIrpdbl en- Oireetoren fino
Mrs. s. @.8urtanf. Mr6. 6. s. Drafe
[Mire. s. @. BAT. Wr6. g. q. 6an1iis
ton, Mlrs. 8. g. 8riAbt, Mrs. Sra
Bicreq, Mib. 81. poflttbnaite, DIRE
9obn Nieols, Mre. 5. 81. 8inslom
Mr6. Granf @ccrrih, Wrs. 8. S.
Stepart, Mrs. 6oraee 1bpmpion.
- @eisen pertauft flr 81 Gent IN
ebasfa.
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Wftnnefpta
alS cine '.aE% ~ssfr':F: s34
Aeimat Il fit !. q. .'lGlliw,larnperer,

-
Sic biesjdbri9e Mussate If jest fertis
unb 3ur Gertbeilune bereit. Die pan1>
pblete ,perpenp prtpfret mad allen Sbetler
ber Ser Staaten unb Deuti9lanp6 Der
ianbt. Mue bic Bertparote perSetannte
in Der alien 5eimat 5baben, bic ite Iber
Minneiota auf3utldreu miini&en> iino CT
1u9t bic Npbre1 fen at ben utterset9neten
Msenten Der @inpanoerun9s9eleQl9aften
einSu(enpen. Dte @erienpun9 Der
pampblete wtrb iofort mad Gnnpfans Der
&opre7e .ftattfncen. Man abpreiiire
an: s1'' arr -'."t
William Seeger, ..
State Treasures Office,
St. Paul MINI.
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Nn9ebp1e unb @pntratte
bic Gtnrt@tun pon
Trame cd ul9ebdube.-Tol9ene
Mn9ebote >puroen 9ema9t:.
Trame @@ulbau6 nSrpli6 Don Cum
NIT Npenue uno weitlt6 BON DaYtons
BLUFF:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-17
At q large meeting Of eoiorsd men in Rsl,i-

Alta large meeting OF eolored men in Balti-
more on Monday evening to take soms action
In order to inform the city council what were
the wishes and desires of the coiored people OF
Baltimore In reference 10 the mode Of edu cating
eoiored children, memorial 70 the Mayor and
city council was adopted. as KING in respectful
terms, that greater facilities may be extended
TO the colored children in the public schools of
the city, setting forth that the higher the grade
of education was raised, in like proportion
would il b. beneficial to the city and State, as
well as to the class particularly interested The
petition asks that q school should be provided
tor colored children of higher grade than the
present primary schools, and informs the coun.
ell that there are at the present time numbers
OF colored children ready to enter schools in
which the higher branches are tausnt. The
petitioners also ask that competent colored
teachers be allowed the privilege OF at least
competing with white teachers in colored
SCHOOLS, and set forth that many are able to
compete for appointments as teachers OF the
colored children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-17
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP oonPAs,

The syift and substantial Steamers K. q.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, win
run regularly, during the winter EeNA
moI,hs, between NEW YoRk
and GEORGETOWN. as follows: AON
Leave New York from Pier 20, East River
At Alez dris and Georse,own TUEsnLYS
KstnTning.Lesye Georgetown. foot of HI gh 81
sATIRDAYs; arriving at New YORK MoSDAy
MORNINGS
This Line, connecting at Norfolk with the fine
steamers Of the Merchauts' and Mechanics' Trsns-
oortstion Company to and from BOSTON, is pre-
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates as the usual charge Of dray age and other
p-pees through Baltimore is nv oided by this route
Freight from Boston should be Consigned r. the
care Of 7. A. WILLIAMS & co, Norfolk Va
For further Information apply 20 Jos. b. GAIT,
agent, Office and Wharf fsot of Hish street
Georgetown. ID. O.; or at OFFICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and 18th st one s.rars
below Navy Department
nols-tf Wv THOMPSON, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-17

We have received from Mr.. W. II. Snow. the
selecting ageni for this District, copy Of Hor.
ace Gre-ley's "Rseollecuons Of Busy Life"
published in excellent style by j. b Ford
Co. New York The "RecoIlections- were
originally published by Mr.. Greeley in the
New York Ledger, but he has since rewritten
them, and added much original matter, making
book of ga pages. 1t has much Of the sort efiu-
terest that makes the auto biography Of Frank
I'm so fascinating, and we doubt not it will
nave much the same degree Of popularity
MI. greeley says Of II. II never shall write
snything else into which shall put 90 much
OF "s'sJ' The book can only be obtained Of
tne agent MI Snow, a. II 10 Published by su b.
scrIption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-17
The wsshipgton correspondent of,hs s,,,

The washington correspondent of the Spring
held ReputI,cdn writes: General Grant IA,
ben commended q good deal for his decis,ou
not 70 announce his cabinet selections I'm ad.
vance- This was the case At the ColfAx dinner
saturday night, when the general replied thai
he could Communicate two facts without inn.
prepriety; nrst. thar two men would not be
selected from one State; second, that he should
7sssct no man who did not support the govern.
nsn' IN the recent war, and who had not sup
ported congress IN Its attempts to reconstruct
he SOUTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-17

The New York Herald calls upou the S.n,,s
10 follow the lead OF the House of Repre-
s-ntahves In breaking down the petty barriers
put mp by the States which cling to the old
S'ates rights theory, ana IN charrering a rail.
ROAD 20 connect the political with the com.
nere'ai center Of the nation. The Herald SAWS
truly that II Is time the so-calIed rights OF
states TO interpose with their thous sand and ON.
local Issues were completely ignored in the
matter OF railroad building. The system OF
lntercommunicstion must be shaped on broadsr
principles than those which are tainted NV ,ns
local issues that cling TO State leeislatioo.