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Me W YORK. AND crIAIsi.MSTO
STEA SiSHIP LINE,
. X N E w YOR X
CABIN PASSAGE 500
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

e..-Isr,.. THE SPLENDID sIDE-WBEEI,
..irsc ;s.sS - STFAMSHIP MAN HATTA
SSlitiEfS WooDnULL, Commander, will sal
~e@"SssAa- from Adger's south Wharf on SAT-
rRpAY, August 2Sth, at 10 O'clock
BE- An extrl charge OF $5 made for Tickets pur.
chased on board alter sailing.
aH- No Bills OF Lading signed nftcr the steamer
leaves,
Boston and Providence. X. I.
80 through Bills oi Lading given to Liverpool.
81 Marine Insurance by this line NJ per cent
4J- The Steamers OF this line ara fret class IN
every respect and their Tables supplied with all
the delicaces Of the New York and Charles mar.
kets.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES ADGBE 4 CO. Agents.
Corner Adger'a Wharf and East Bay (Up.stalrs.)
September 4. at - O'Clock, August "a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE INTERNATIONAL BoAr RACE.
Tho Hnrvarr- Defeated by Six Seconds.

LONDON, August 27.-The races occur at 5
O'Clock. The latest comments of tho Eng lish
press foroshadow victory for the Oxfords.
Tho race track is completely guarded, only
tho umpiro and press boats allowed OH race
waters.
LATER.-Tho Harvards lost the raco by six
seconds. Tho limo was twenty-five minute
and forty-two seconds. Tho Oxfolds won Ly
three lengths.
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So sOLOMONs BIrTERs. THIS PRE-
fARAT1oN, compounded by one Of our Oldest and
ost esteemed dfuggfats, has, during the short time
witch # has been offered TO the public, attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out Of
market the various toncs and stmuiants which, Tor
o few mon'hs. by eIorbitant pulling and heavy ad-
yerHsins, succeeded I'm building Profitable busi.
ness for their projectors.srY eas. .'aselCI d
soomo4s Bitters are not of the aashy atyle, de.
pending upon large RdRertieing, bought pufYs and
fictitious recommendations for sale to . gullIbls
public. Their composition is we'll known to and ap.
proved by many Of our best physicians aud the pro-
pretors depend upon The intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to mako II as popular as Il 81 curative.
They do notpretend to ofer medicinal prepars.
ton that viii cure all the ills that fesh Ia herr to-
but they do contend that the Judicous use Of these
Bitters will greatly alleviate human sufering ana
bring very many to . state Of comparative health
who have long been strangers TO that ersat blessing
One GOOD genuine Recommendation Of any pre-.
fessed curative Il worth dozens or hundreds OF
bought cert6cates, and the Messrs. sOLoMoN9
have only published few ont Of the hundreds Of nm
soiicited testimonies which the have received, We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALEX.
H.sTEPHRNs. whose peculiarly enfeebIed condition
for The past six months has ssen known to the whole
country. His feW esrne,t words will 40 mpch fur.
ther to oonarn hegood opinion Already existing a.
TO tho ibenencial qualities OF this medicine than
would columns Of istsreotyped recommendation
from unknown parties: 4..a,
;,r {.u.S.fs,l LSsEnTY HALt, ~ 49,, yef "a!
- cnAwyoaDsvnLI. Ga /. August IA. 1853. !,
Ae'srs. "A. spsonsns e Co., Drueoias, sapasaa6,
~ Ga: y. 's4f.tsi' ft.'N''s syh
aEHflsxn-please send me half dozen bottles
fof your Bitters: have been using them lately
upon The Recommendation Of friend, with decided
benefit In giving tone to tue digestive organs ana
general strenath to my sys.sm. Bend by EIpress,
with value endowed. q. o. d. ID. n aa.G.i.i
Yours respectfully, y ,ilst., s.sst.soi t
tsigpsdj .!ALRxANDRR d. sTHpHRNs. !.
\ AuNtss as 90. Z. .,,.ss y. :. limo
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"A large amount Of the most valuable papers
OF tho Confederate Government are said 70 be
sealed up In bank vault ~ Montreal. N
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@ A.. A.CARD-sOUrHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the Popi. Of South carofina:
Tho above Company was organ zed In 1906, in
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture of Southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
Of the enterprise has forced Of these
companies to restore their Sout' policies. from
the fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance of honesty.
We keep all our money al home to bnild up our
impoverished country.-every dollar of premium
being safely invesred In the state from which is de-
rived. The institution ispNely Southern. and hence
shoud appeal with great force TO the patriotism and
and sympathy of every Southern heart.
IT'S not our purpose to make other com.
paniea. but 10 exhibit tho special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-fnunded on
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio of assets to
lahilities-the true test of companys sire nGth-is
second to none this continent being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever have presented the
claims OF this Company. 1t has not only enlisted the
sympahcs of our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured GOO policies
In South Carolina since the 10th OF February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp.
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to overy citizen Of south Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. ]. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern LILO Insurance Company,
No. 23 Broad street. AUGUSTA. Ga.
y. Y TUPPER,
Agent, Charleston, g. c.
NV. DEsAUssURF. NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner.
Wo chee-filly recommend the above Company 10
the patronage of the citizens OF South Carolina.
Columbia s c.-J. S. Preston, ]. P. Carroll. c. D.
| Melton, 8. W. Melton. ]. D. Pope.
camden.-J. d. Ke,shaw, VIM. N. Shannon, W. E.
Johnson.
| !, sumlcr.-John B. Moore.
Winnsboro'.-w. R. Roberts6a' J. B. Mccant.,
| James Il Rion. nf9 s. f
Yorkyille.-w. 3. Wilson, a. Coward, James Ma-
son, I. D. withcrspoon. ]. R. Bratton. j. t. Lowry.
| r.. q. McCaw. 1..srs7, ra
| Anderson.-J. L. Orr. r1 :,
Brnwell.-Jos. A. Lawton, James Patterson, JOHN
| son Bagocd
olarendon-JnO. L. Mano,ng, T. @. Richardson.
| Browne Manning.
Is RRFKnKNcEs m oHARLKsroN.
General JANE, CONNER, Messrs PELzER;
RoDaRRs & 90 JAMES n WILSON, Esq GEO.
h. WALTER. ESQ. LEWIS D. MowRY. Esd.
| sau6unt io 49,. -sii ZmoB
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+ srAlATCHELOR's HAIR DYB.--THIHE
spiedid Hsr Dys 4 the best IN Tho worlds the only
true and perfseS DJei harmless, reliable. instanta.
neous; no dinprotatment; NO ridiculous tins; rem.
odies the N snects sos bad dyes; invigorates ana,
isSyes the haie soh ana besutifui black or brown
sold ~ al Druggists and Psrf1<asrs; and peopsr,y
applied ~ Baschsios's Wig Factosy, No. = Boad.
street. Nsr Xesk, iH Ny u
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1D-ClrADELSQ SQUARE BAPTIST CII IURCH.
The Hev W. J. HARD, OF Augusta. Ga. will III the
Pull 1t of this Church during the ab.ence OF the Pas
tor Scrvic every SUNDAY MoKNISa and NIGHT
Morning Serviccat halEra.t 10 O'Clock. md Night
ut quarter-past O'Clock.
colcc ion will 10 taken mp at the conc 'u-Ion Of
each service. r August os
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- ESTATE OF SOUTH q A r OIL A
MARLBoRO' COUNrY.-1N EQUrrY.-PRESTON
CofINGTON AND.wTFE vs.. HENRY O. LEaaBTT
AND WIFE, Kr AL-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND REL1EF.-Notice is hereby given
in obedience to an order made 10 the above stated
case. that the children OF EBRNEzER W. THOMAS,
their heirs, II any such there be, aIe hereby re-
quired to establish before me- at Bonuettsviile g.!
CT; on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their right to the fund in
question in above slated cise; aud on their failure
go to do, to be deprived and forever barred Of all
right, title or interest In the same.
d D. MncoLL Special Referee.
June IL s3mos
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aD- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE cox
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel Oh SABBATH IF.
-EEsoos. ut Five O'Clock. by the Rev. THOMAS
SMYruE, u. l.. Angus; %
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No NOTICE DURING NY ABSENCE
from tho City, Mr.. W. S. GIBBEs will ac. as my
'oNN.Y L. I. WALkER.
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II ~ THE 4MAmMoTH UAvR.-EXTRAoT

III ~ THE MAMMOTH UAvE.-EXTRACT
FROM A APRIvATE ELETTRB.-"fH~ 80
We grouped about for many hours IN this wonderful
psec, I never xaw anything Ike ~ Tho <reAis OF
stpre displayed here very, stran2ei ana s.riks
the bfhodsr With awe But the air IN some pslts Of
The gave 49, close and stnng. and when we came out
n found myself sadded ylth terrible fever. which
entirely prostrated me. The physician had never
seen case like It before, and no remedy he pl Q.
seribed seemed to do the lst good. Ny life was
daspzired Of Mrs. Wilson, with whom was reatd.
Ing had In the house bottleof PLANTATION BIT.
TERs, and she inssted should try IT, for she said
beknew It to be certain cure In all cases of fever
debility, asue. dyspepsia, ke had but little f,in
but finally consented TO Try It last resort In
ess than three hours after the Grst dose nv fever
Lett me-; In two days was sitting mp. and before
Saturday night was a. well "a ever tell You ali
this that you may know how TO act In any case Of
fever or any similar disease. I hrmly believe the
PLANTATION BrrrRRs saved my life.
In my next will tell you about the Cave in detail
.t1 H]tia'f Al. P.'
MlosoLIA wArxn--superior to the best imp ,rtsd
astsnan cSiosl'e and sold a. nalf the prsce.,
- A4suss 3. 8 IL "a 90 10 tutnsS
ATNOTICE. PROPOSALS WILL BE Re.
CRIvED for the purchase OF the following sTEA1f.
ERsi .,,,.,t.i ,i5,,,. i.g,f;,e q ..tI.,
T PILOT BOY.-Low pressure engine; 2e inch cylin.
de feet stroke: espsoiy 10 tona; lsnsth 1o feet,
beam a. fset; depth Of hold feet
ti iBANNIE.-Low pressure engine, al inoh cylinder,
stroke; capacIty 100 tons length 1l2 fest; beam
% feat depth Of hold feet. T't,'" ,'''
PLANTER.-Lisht drtfli high presSure on,
giDes 20tnch cylinder q feet stroke, oipscity 1900
bales cotton; length $50 ee, beam % foot; dop of
hold 8 fsst S,st,;s, ~: l.:'s}f 20 rs
tlt -.
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NOTICE., THERESA SONNrAti, WIFE
OF OTTO noNNI.ld, Dyer and Scourer, residing at
No. 14i Market street, south SIDE do hereby give
notice that viii carry business sole / raider
in one mouth from the date hereof.
Aupust25 lmo TDERFSA SONNTaG
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~MEDICAL NOTICE.--PATIENTS SuF
FERING from Diseases parlanng to the Gepi,o
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment by placing themselves under tho caro- of
Dr. T. REENTsJERNA. ONCE No. IA HASEL.
srt EET, three doors east from the Postof1ee.
August 25 wa
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FOX NEE ourS.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY JYEDNE.sDA
...r..... TUE SPLENDID ETEiMsnIp
- $500 ShRAGOSSh, Captain g. RYDER
r,:..l Iisr !, will atc e ';id.i ior-t's wharf on
o'clock p. NJ. RNyENII a. CO
August ~ Agents
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prospect 10 discourage tho present expecta-
tion OF considerable increase, which can
aiono be prevented by some signal disaster
from weather or destructive ihsecte.
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=. u. OIkNgSIsN
n. SClSul'Nu.N>D,
ROSWELL. EassNsltN.

ATTORNEY AID CotNNEllok NJ Law q
Muster ant Solicitor ~ Cha"crTg. did Fc"sip'
uHd CIdim .lgc"t
pRNDruHD, VERMONT
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The Bible il the most radical book
on earth. Kings and empcrors
should Danish it from their domains,
iol il is as full Of revolutions ~ the
heavens are of stars.
The child who, when asked to
what trade he would wish to be
brought up, replied Il will be II
trustee, because ever sincc papa has
been trustee we have had pudding
for dinner, was u wise child in his
generation.
A society in Springhcld Illinois
proposes to form u collection of al
books, pamphlets, newspaper an,
magazine articles, relating to Pres.
idcn; Lincoln and the war, and de-
post them IN u room in the ioundn.
ton OF the Lincoln monument.
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PROBATE COURT
NrndTorsI District, ls0s. lsOO.

sDRoBATE COuRfS will he holden within
Z aud ior the District vi Bradford, for the
Soar ensuing, ~ follows, Viz
Atthc rro,tei House in Bradford,
on the second Tuesdays of January, March
May aud August, 1867.
At the Hotel in East Corinth, on
the second Tuesdays of February, July. Sep
,cuibcr aud November, lsF -.
Atthe Newbnry House, Ncwbury
oil the .ccopd Tuesdays uf June, aud October
aud the last Tuesday in August, ls,o.
Atthc Registers once, West Far M
lee, on the SECOND Tuesday In Dccc,nbcr, is'S
aud tho sceond Tuesday IN April, nnd lac
Tuesday In Scptcmbcr, ls0o
ALyAu BEAN, Register
Ncsttuitlce Dee ! 1865
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n. ". COLLINS,

LICENSED AUCTION ZEE Il.
wgsr rUrsiiAN, VI.
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Tho wifa cniIa1


Peter, spasmodically.
'Why, we'll eat supper first, and
then talk the matter over
Supper! have you got anyr
yes, plenty of it,
But you told Inc you had none.'
Neither had we this morning, but
Eve been after work to day and
found some'
'You ! you been after work p ut
tered the husband in surprise.
But how ! where what ?
'Why, first went to Mrs. Shows.
| knew her girl was sick, and hop
ed she might have work to be done.
| went to her and told my story, and
she set me at work ut once doing
her washing. She gave me food to
bring home for the children, and
paid me three shilings when | got
through
Nv hat, you been out washing for
our butchers wife 2 said Peter, look
ing very much surprised.
'Of course have, and have there
by earned enough to keep us in food
to morroW,at any rate; tomorrow
you can come home to dinner
OPT bow ahout tbn rnutr
.oL, ! ,,,ro .aon M S;r,nOou
and told him how we are situated,
",''' o'.'i0 r. ,,'"' '., 10y "'n W. a,,r ~ rout
li,u' W. ~. r',i ','; ';,i. " wv ;,ton
"l''Ii'' " y '""''' n,' tti',t1o4a "'t' ~
~, w. i';, ",' I;I ,Ia iLn.,;,,a,,., Lno,uso
o' ,",' r'.'', ,''' on.,,. Ln,+;na nn ,yorl, :,
w." W., Wv, '",' ",''','''f7 w.
- nv 9oV q, w. : Wv "'' -.
'!-I"o ~ "p",o'' W., : '"No ,'.;'iu ,''
c'l' II "o''',' p'''o'i'v ,''','D.t y,
iol SHc pay '',o'.V ~ "V"',' ~, :. f I'. -.
.,.-' ,,.I r,oI t,r narrou,
49, H'' ''"1' r1', ,,i,+ n,,naa
& i"' ,, ''' ''tny ,;.,,, ,,a,, W "''' Ct I'll '>
'''v>, ,'..'' " '''''t' I,1' mN. .,,ou
i,o'' "''l,.,,' , ,.,. 'w' "n',h 'r,',i'
''ol N''' w. ~ ~ WI" ''''"e Il
e"S'S'" !" N',i' yr,'t.' u, '',,v. ,,,,,s
m A., '','' : ''''', '',..,..,., ,,o
" n.y. -'''' INV" ,''''' -,
, /" cary Si'''' P'' 1855 ':'"v'1 .
: o''."lcN' ''', 'p io' VIZ VA W LIS 49, -
one of his horses
= .What do You mean, Maria =
f ''"S' "N1V say " iieil VI
o''o" came "oi'lc ~ ur','l'i !r, ,'', M"l
lioht articles which he wished tc
: send around to his customers
. Never mind all that was said. II,
did happcn to want lust such worl
done. though he had meant to cal
upon some of the idlarS who loungcc
about the market. He promised t,
, give me all the work he could, an,
| am to he there in good season Ii
, the morning.
:. We'll, this is a pretty 90; my wifi,
+, turned butchers boy You won
do any such thing.
And why not =
Why not BecauSc-becauSc-
Say because it will lower me il
the social scale
;, well. so twill
:, Then it's more honorable to Ii
. sill and starvc. and see ones chil
! dren starvc too, than to earn homes
u bread by honest work. We shoul,
T.. have been without bread to night
~ had not found work to do. Yo
know that all kinds of light agreea
blc business are seized upon .
those who have particular friends {
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ID. w. COBB. Bradford, Vt,
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Dff his niger for drunkenness, and
offered me the place. The old cur
fBy the p overs, I'd a
great mind to pitch him into the
hand-cart and run him to the
Mark mentioned the name of an
individual who is supposed to dwell
somewhere in a region little warm
cr than our tropics.
WELL said Peter, if | had been
in your place | should have taken
up with the Offer
Mark mentioned the name of the
same individual gain.
why resumed Peter, Il have
been doing the work Of Il butchers
hoy for a whole week.
Mark was incredulouS, but his
companion soon convinced him,
and then they separated, one going
home happy and contented, and the
other going away from home to find
some sort of excitement IN which to
drown his misery.
One day Peter had a basket of
provisions to carry to Mr.. W
1t was his former employer. He
took the load upon his arm and
started off, and Just as he was enter
ing the yard Of the customer he
met Mr.. W---3oming out.
'Ah, Stanwood! is this you?
asked his old employer kindly.
Yes. sir
Nyhat are youup to now?'
Pm a butchers boy, sir
y what
You see Eve brought your pro
visions for you sir. I'm q regular
butchers boy
And how long have you been at
work thus.
This Us the tenth day, sir.
'Bnt don'tit come hard
Nothing comes hard as long as
it is honest and will furnish my fam.
lily with bread.
And how much can you make &
day at thiS!'
Sometimes over a dollar, a II,
sometimes not over fifty cents.
Well. now look here, Stanwood
there has been no less than dOzel
of my old hands hanging round
my counting room for IA tortnigh
whining for work. They are Stou
able men, and Yet they lie stiI
because | have NO work. for them.
Last Saturday took pity on Iced
and offered him the job to do IN,
hand carting. told him | woul,
give HIM dollar and quarter
day, but he turned up his nose an.
asked me not to insult him . An'
vet he owned that his family wa
suffering. But do You come TO IN.
place tomorrow and You shall hav
something to do, if it is only to hol
your bench up. | honor you to
your manly independence
Peter grasped the old mans han
with Il joyous, grip, and blcs sed hll
fcrvcntlN.
That night he gave Mr.. Snow n'
ticc that he must quit, and on I'll
following morning he went to I'll
; bmdery. For two days he had vel
little to do, but on the third day
heavy job came in; and Peer Sta
wood had steady work. He ";
happy-morc happy than ever, i'
he had learned two things; fir
, whatN noble wife he had and sc
oud, how much resources for goo
, he held in his own energies.
Our simple tale has two pom
to it's moral. One is no man ca
bc lowcrd by any kind of hone
labor. The second while You Il
ENJOYING the fruits of the prcSc
forget not to provide for the iutur,
! for no man is so secure but that Il
|, day may come when he will net
/ the squandcrings of the past.
Where drums beat, laws are
I lent.
d, head. "
-
Hearts may agree but heads d
II
is To keep from st''ttefihS-oo l
II TALK
II Use soft words and hurd ar
y mcnts.
10 What singers draw best M
V qultocS.
at % Gettingup in the world-.be
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l. NT1SCatN.
DR.J -. LAlSI\. .

orr NDFoEp. VERMONT
Would rrsprctiuily announce to All P'r,"uS
recurring thr service. of u Dentist, that h' Is
prepared tu perform all operation. WiI1lu'n-
10 his profession IN accordance Win NE lhl'''
improvements ~ the science. ,,.
2lm3
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GEO. y. BROWN.

CARRIAGE NAkts1 AND GrStHAL REPAIRING
.Armory Building. aud corner of Armnry and
Flcasa Y hircsts,
nH,Dr roWD, NkHMo
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OPINION JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENI
JOB PRINTING.

or every description, executed in the hes
manner, and on short notice. We nave facili
ties for doing job Work which enable us to do
many kinds of work at lower prices than are
charged at most country offices, and our prices
for all kinds of job Printing are moderate.
Orders by NAL promptly attended TO,
Address all orders to
n w conn H., VI
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TPublic-No. H.1


Be it enscted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseutatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That much of the Act
making appropriations for the Legislative, ex-
ecative, and judicial, expenses Of the government
fsr the year ending the thirtieth Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy" As repeats the sec
ond section of the act of August second, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-one, entitled g. An act
concerning the Attorney General and the attor-
neys and marshals of the several districts" be,
and the same is hereby, repealed; and said second
section is hereby declared to bein full forces and
it shall be the duty of the Attorney General to
report at the commencement of the next session
of Congress, and to each succeeding session, the
names Of all the persons employed for the pur-
poses aforesaid, end where and upon what bust
ness employed, with the compensation paid to
each.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF VIM K. PARKINSON, DECEASED

ESTATE OF VIM. K. PARKINSON, DECEASED
NIOrICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned, Administrator of the above named
Estate, to the creditors Of, and al persons having
claims against said deceased 70 exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first qualifications Of this notice, to the
sndersignsd. At the once Of Wells. Fargo I Co..
Chrssa City, Nevada.
ALEX. ". BALDWIN,
AAninistRator Of sad Estate.
Aossnb~ {, lseo.
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rPvblje Resolutio,-No. 81

tkublDc kooo1uuO0-No. D.
Joint Resolution to IMPLY O0ia3o01 ID Tie -.
rolement Of certain appropriated sctA. approved
March Sd, 1859.
Belt resolved b. the Senate and House Of Rep
reseutatives Of the United states Of America In
Congress assembled, That the following items,
omitted in the enrolment Of appropriation acta
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty mine, be, and the same arc hereby, -
amended, made valid portions of the acts from
which they were omitted, viz:
in the 80 act making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses Of
the government for the year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and seventy" after
the proviso to the paragraph commencing =. For
salaries and expenses # collectors assessors as
sistant assessors. revenue agents" &C., insert;
Provided further, That after the passage of
this act the proprietors OF all internal revenue
bonded warehouses shall reimburse to the United
states the expenses and salary OF al strekeepers
or other officers in cbarge.of such warehouses,
and the same shall be paid into the treasury and
accounted for like other public moneys"
In the act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses Of the government for the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, and for other purpoees,'' under the heading
." Public Buildings and Grounds," before the
item IS For pay Of lampiighters, gas-ftting," &c.
insert I" For lighting the Capitol and Presidents
house and public grounds around them and around
he executive Offices, thirty thousand dollars"
Approved, March q, 1863.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-11

IPubIic-No. 9.
An Act to to continue in force an act entitled An
act to extend the charter of Washington city,
and so forth
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the first and sixth
sections Of the act entitled " Act to extend the
charter of Washington city, also to regulate the
selection of officers and for other purposes, of
the f,centy -sirth twenty eighth of May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty eight, be- and the same
are hereby, continued in force for the period Of
one wear and until Congress shall otherwise deter
mine; and that all other sections Of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved, April !, 1869.