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ga Missouri grssshopper attacked little
girl few days since, and so nearly destroyed
her ear that surgeon had to be called in.
~Rev. E. r Keyes. OF the New YORK Meth.
odism has joined the Swedenborgians.
~Col. Green Clay, grandson OF Henry CLAY,
and q large planter In Missiseipppi, fs talked
OF for conservative candidate ior Coasress from
that State.
his " rfe to deaah the other day. fa Pssssic, n.
4. for disappointing him In regard TO the sex
Of little stranger.
~Os den City is now me great rival Of Sale
LAKE Cliy, ana Will pre.sni ne .acrs.se IN s..s
nearly the entire Gentle population Of Saie
Lake City has lsft for Ogdea. and tie Nor.
mons ylIl soon have tAsir plaos sstissly %
~GenersI sam Garry announces hins,,f m
The workIngnens candidate Tor 0overnor OF
Trse Knoxviile Wing says there 10 M
moro prceeeility ef AaAEsw yeeasep bstng
there is Of his hight by railroad 70 The No-s6
star. And II also says shas thsrs ID inst q iit-
ue proeahility Of coalition sstwsss hin IA
Senator Brownlow. -. - -.
O. ~, r ne UPi,sa ss.s. Ooert :. Ralsaga. N.
Turner, u, editor Of Ne sentinel, Of thsf citv-
was found guilty OF Illicit dlstilline md ys s.ys
tened % Pay hns Of si,0o0, aad % b =.
s0Capnin Oamerou OF ths p.s.r->.~.
oex, wounded In recent duel, is sfiiI sSdSrSn~
from his injuries. bat b fmproyfne. ma vf{f
soon Be able 70 resume his editorial iabors.
Lne - Paul Pres says that half -
ousiness OF the courts In Illinois sssns 10 = "a
sansV me Vengeance OF woman becauss Nv
cenI eet the nen 10 marry thsfa. and the orhSr
PAIL 70 enable women 10 eet rid OF men VSo
have married then.
Tne Western lapds. NJ 10 staisd, ere randi
~ oeeoming exhausted from the prodacfioa of
one class OF crops; and from the ne9lect "a -,
plying proper manures,
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1Hk LAY DELEaATIoN QUKsTIoN.-As far
as the East Baltimore Annual Conferenes os
the Methodist Episcopal Church is concerned.
the yste on the question OF lay deleg ate repres-
entauon seems TO be q one-sided affair, there
being very little opposition 70 the measure AT
the election held on Monday, at the Fayette
street Church, there was but little interest nan
nested, only sixty-txo out Of the five hundred
members young. There were nifty five votes
cast IN Iavor OF admitting iaymen into the
General Conferences, And only six against the
measure. At the election held az the NJ adisou
avenue church on the same day, the Rev. l.
r. morgan. the pastor, being present. the result
was forty-four votes for the measure and oulv
six against It-only nifty votes cast by one OF
the largest congregations in the city.-BaIti-
mare .Sua, I'D
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Foreign New. by Gable.

In the English House OF Lords last evening,
LORD Snaiu soury gave noUice OF an amead-
ment TO the lrish Church bill TO the folio wisg
effect ;-That the surplus church property
shall be fund from which 10 grant loans 20
the lrish pcasantry. The kicenoy of Egypt
arrived IN LONDON yesterday. lie 40 tue guest
has been ftted MP for his residence series
of brilliant fetes have been arranged an his
honor during his stsy in the country. He was
met at the railway station by the Prince OF
Wales and others, and escorted by a large
military procession. was conducted through
the streets % buckingham Palace. Immense
crowds OF people lined the WAY, and repeatedly
cheered the Pasha. The sen of the late King Of
AbyssinIa will be sent 10 India, as the clim ate
OF England proves unfavorable 20 his health
The Losdon Star OF yesterday praises tue
nitfd States Government for consistency in
taking measures TO prevent the departure OF
hilbustering parties for Cuba and says the
action of the Attorney General in the arrest of
the Cuban Jun "a in New YORK is satisfactory.
The more vigorously neutrality laws are en-
forced AZ the outset the more easily will the
public mind be led in the right direcuon-
sympathy for a nation Struggling for freed ON
Is natural to the Americans and English, but
the sooner that people are reminded that a
neutral country has duties Incompatible with
sending out priyateers and expeditions, tie
better. Neutrality is not likely 20 exist unless
laws, as they BOW stand, are enforced; and
when the laws are insufficient, they eught 20
be- amended. English lawyers and statesmen
may TO their advantage and instructiou watch
.ne nesuI OF tneee proceeolngs Instituted IN the
United States for the American statute dealing
with the subject is almost Identical with the
English laws. The case Will form precedent
and policy worthy consideration and imitation.
Tie Republican members Of the Spanish
Csrtes are about 10 issue a mai ifesto adyisine
eil their supporters 10 swear allegiance 10 the
constitution, N positively rec uIred. The clergy
consider n their policy 10 REJECT the oath as
BODY The Republican demonstration yester
day WIS quite large, and passed OF q uletly
The North German Parliament CLOSED its
sessions yesterday, on which occasion the
hIDg delivered an address, expressing conn
oence that the result Of the sessions vouId
strengthen the bond Of common institutions be-
tween the German StAtes
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~ Sea and river bathing are no " in order
and IL Is 10 be hoped that people will not in :
dulge an those luxuries with recklessuess
Many constitutions are sadly shattered every
summer by too much bathing. Bathing is a
good thing employed in moderation; bat I'M
moderately enjoyed IL becomes Q very danger
Gus and damaging thing. Only the most 70.
bust ana seundest system can long stand daily
sea or river immersions without becoming i'm
paired. Persons afflicted by organic disabiIitIes
should bafhe in the Sea or river not oftener tnau
every other day, and in no event should they
remain In the water longer than ten or nfteen
minutes Anyi indulgence in bathing extend-
ing 10 half an hour or an hour (which is more
frequently the rule than the excepuoul is hteh-
ly injurious, although the injury may not be
Immediately aPparent-.N. Il. Express.
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THE GErrYsBURG MONUMENT.

GRTTYsBURG PA, June 2}.-MaIor Genl
Meade has accepted the Invitation Of the csm-
mftee OF arrangements for the dedication of
the monu ment in the Soldiers Nation al Gem
efery 10 perform the ceremony OF uuvealing the
monument on the FIRST OF July with appropri-
ate remarks. Senator Morton, OF Indiana. is
the orator Of the day. Bayard Taylor will
Rad an original poem. and Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher deliver the prayer. The Baltimore
National Union SInging Association will be
In attendance. Gen1 Neade's headquarrers
W all be al Springs Hotel.
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FATAL ARRAY ANORIor.

NORFOLK, June 23.-At Franklin. Virginia
a station or the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road an ARRAY occurred last evening in which
negro was shot by a white man named
Holland. At midnight, negroes colIec,ed, aud
attempted 10 force an entrance into Hollands
house, but were driven or A few hours later
the negroes fired and thus totally DESTROYED
the saw-mill and the lumbar in the ward OF
Nealey Brothers, whose loss is estimated at
&o0mn -
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Judge Gilmor delivered an opir ion Yesterday
IN the Criminal Court in Baltimore in the case
OF the State VS.. Henry A. Didier and others, in
dicted for acting as agents in Baltimore of in
surance companies located outside Of the State
without first having paid for and taken out the
license provided for IN such cases by the State
laws Of Maryland. The suit was brought as
test to decide whether the State has legal right
to impose such a discriminating license.
Judge Gilmor has delivered his decision in fa.
vor OF the State, and it is supposed that the
case will be appealed to q higher court.
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rssenting New York capinilsts, have recentiv
visited mis- county 10 examine the deposits of
an article supposed 70 be tnpoli, found in vast
quanutsee along the bay shore. This substsnce
Is osed extectiyely % polish metAls, md m
now imported from TIE coast Of Afffca N a
large cost Prof. Higgtns. the late Stats chem-
ist states mat the shore Of the ChssapeaSas m
known TO exist on this continent. Snec,ms..
nave oeen taken % New York, and II Il provss
70 % what it 70 reprssented, lares lorcss Vii
sSon %e ,. ss sm&psoysa & IN dieens and shipping iI
70 Dr. Jacobs for part Of his farm m Ann
Arunoei county, near the Calvert line. A. this
place the tripolf il said 70 b. OF 4 yGv fine
quality.-faireys nd Journal
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gang IN Minnesota for aanoyinr lsSies.
SJockey hats form part OF the dirner toi.
let at West Point.
Ihe great business houses Of New York
arc now closed At three O'Clock, in order to give
in them
The stream OF emigration from Ireland
SHOWS no sign OF abatement. For the week
ehoine June ten steamers lefr Liverpooi for
me onited States and Canada, with nearly
$50 fcui. on board.
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the same is hereby, amended so as to allow any
railroad company heretofore designated by the
legislature Of the State OF Oregon, in accordance
with the nrst section Of said act, TO file its
assent 10 such act in the Department Of the
passage OF this act; and such fling Of its assent,
II done within one year from the passage hereof,
snail have the same force and effect TO all
lnfelts and purposes as IL such assent had been
filed within one year after the passage Of said
act Prortded. That nothing herein shall impair
any rights heretofore acquired by any railroad
company under said act, nor shall said act or
this amendment be construed 10 ent,tle more
imam one company TO q grant of land ARd pro-
rtdsd tur,hsr, That the lands gran ted BY the act
aforesaid shall be sold to actusl settlers only,
in quantities not greater than one quarter sec
ton to oEe purchaser, and for q price not ex.
ceeding two dollars and fifty cents Der acre.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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ENGLIsHMEN WANT TO GROW THEIR
OWN COTTON.

LONDON. June PA deputation of gentle
men representing the Lancashire Gotten trade
united IN req uest to Duke Argyle to ootaia
Governmen: assistance in the prod uction of
cotton In the IRISH colonies. They set forth the
great present depression Of trade and show
that relief can only be had by the q Government
lending aid To enable India 10 develope the
growing OF cotton so TO compete with the
United States.
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THE PENNsYLvANIA REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

PHILADHLPHIA, June 23.-Tne Republican
State Convention met to-day, and was called 20
order by Hon. Galusha A. Grow, chairman OF
the State Central Committee, who congratu-
lated the con nvention on the unaui mity thai
pervaded among the members of the con, ention
Henry Souther, q friend of Gen. Geary was
elected temporary chairman: and after the ap-
pointment of the usual committees, the con ven
ton ad journed until o'clock
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfteFnoen's DISPATCHES.
FROM ASPINWALL.
The Usual Cheerfal News-Yelisw Few
Nma III. PoI. Ear ha nm es n ma I.xnaA..

The Csaai Cheerfal News-Yellsw Fey,r,
ai.rch' 'Earthsuakes aud fsraadee.
Nkw YORK, June 23.-ArrIyed, steamship
Arizona from Aspin wall on the ism ins.,ni
with three hundred Passengers and sI23.505 in
specie.
The yellow fever prevails TO an alarming az
tent at Tacna. Peru.
The smallpox has broken out a. David
Ch,riqui, in the Colombian RepubEc The
town Is nearly deserted.
slight shock of an earthquake was felt on
the 25ih Of May. The damage was incouside--
able.
There had been a great storm at Valparaiso
The government buildings were damaged to
the extent OF Sl'nCO0. There was also damage
IN other direcuops.
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ELLIS, IRON BITrERS.

"Havine used your Iron Bitters in my practice.
can testify to its perior tonic properties for ia
1 can unhesitatfngly recommend IL In cases OF
general debility and dyspepsia. and in conditions
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend II TO
ALL Yours GsS2s G5fsi2fs'fsllaSiA s laSiAuNrr, Nd
Professor in the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale By KIDWELL SON,
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
and Druggists generally INV &-sm
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- Ii II said that the Hon John p Hale IA
candidate for Senator Cragn's seat in ths Sen.
ate after 1871.
- Miles O'ReilIy's grave 10 badly ues,ec,.
ed-no stone ands shabbily kept lot.
~ The London shopmen have sent f,. .oOo IN
Sunday holiday.
~Tsn pairs Of twins hsve come to light iu
CLAY Comfy. Mo, within the past fortnight.
ga desperate has oesn arrested IN Missouri
VINO IS charged with he murder o. SEVENTH
eight persons.
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ATTACK UP0N A y EDITOR N THNNRssRe
Attorney General 4 athill, OF Tsnnessee called
at the once ofl1lr. 0risham. editor of the net
Stokes organ, IN Mash ills yesterday morning,
an article which appeared in Monday's "a DER
speaking Of hun IN opprobrious terms. Girls
ham replied he vas, Tuthill then drew a
repeater and nFed at Grtsham, who thereupon
struck the pistol, Erappled Tuthill and beat
him severely. In his paper last evening he
charges Tuthill with an attempt 10 assassinate
him. Tuthill II Of Northern btrth, and SUI.
porter Of Senter.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, June % Stocks hrm but fever
Ish. Money active al per cent and I-3l COM
mission. Sterling Exchange, 81. Gold. 37k
6-20s, 1-o2, coupon. p. lO-3U's, coupon B.
North Carolina 6's, SEA; do. new, SIS. Viz
einia's, ex-coupon, 56a do. new, 81.
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IRELAND UNEAsr.-In the House OF Com.
mons, on Monday, Mr.. Fortesque stated thai
the Government was informed that Mr.. John.
ston, a prominent Orange leader in Ireland
had called a meeting to celebrate the ami.
versary Of the 18th OF July. This was not an
act Of hostility to the Government, but the
practice of increasing the military force IN
Ireland about the time OF this anniversary was
never more necessary than in the present ye,r
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PRIZE FIGHT BROKEN UP BY THE
POLICE

SPRInGFIRLD, (MAes-,D June "a prize
night occurred yesterday afternoon oa the out
skirts OF this city, between King and St Law
renee, but was broken mp by the police. Three
hundred spectators, one-third OF them women
witnessed the affair.
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DORCHESTER TO BE ANNEXED tn
s.fHK HUR.s

BOSTON, June 23.-The vote on the question
Oh annexlng Dorchester to Boston was taken
yesterday, and both places voted for union.
Boston cast S,s2O against 565 votes, and Dor
chester 92s against 726. The act is TO take effect
on the lst Of January next.
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PkRsoNAL--Sir John Burlington, of Dnbiiu
James Stewart, of Glasgow, and X. 1. Forbes
of New York, are al WIlisrds'.
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The special committee appointed by the
Board OF School Commissioners 70 examine the
salaries Of the teachers Of public schools in
Baltimore, with view to the reduction OF their
salaries as requested by the City Council, has
made report to the Board strongly opposing
any reduction
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Baltinsvs rlar.,,s. re-sev.

bALT1noEh June 23.-Cotton UNCHANGED
flour active al full prices. wheat nrmer;
%aele; yellow. SIC. Oats duh, at 72c for light
Pork firm, az 81. Bacon firm-Rib sides. ia
les; clear do. 1skaIsk; shoulders, isais ;
unchanged
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND
MEANS spent last Sunday al Salt Lake Civ,
and reached Promonto-y Point Monday on the
way to San Francisco.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST OUTBREAKS
IN ITALY.

FLORENCE. June 23.-Great precautions are
being taken by the authoriti>s at Napl.s Tn.
I'm, ana Milan 10 guard against an on tbr- lk
Ii is fe-red that the revolutionists are I'm citing
dlsturo1nces. Several arrests have occurred
al Genoa.
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Mr.. S. q. Campbell. the popular baritone, so
long connected with the Richiug's Ooera
Troupe, sailed on Saturday for Liverpool for
short pleasure trip, previous 10 com ncine
his engagement In September with the Psrepa
Rosa Opera Troupe.
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POSTMASTER GINERAr CRRssw RLL has ap-
pointed John X. Loring Postmaster at Water.
loo, Seneca county, NY.
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INDIAN AGENTS APPoINTED.-Thomas NIL.
ler, of Ohio, has been appointed Agent OF the
Sacs and Foxes, and Martin Stubs, OF Kansas,
Agent of the KaN Indians.
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TIE MARYLAND DEAF MurRs.-Ths com.
mencemen' exercises OF the institution for the
education Of the Maryland deaf m utes will be
held on Tuesday, the 18th instant, al FREDERICK,
Nd, and public ex hibi ton gwen in the eve
ming. The board of visitors will hold their
hrst annual meeting and elect officers for the
ensuing year on this occasion
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

We have tested this medicine, and assure our
readers that t not only Possesses oil the virtues
claimed for ii, but in many instances sur passes
any other remedy We have ever known. II snOuld
not be claesed with the noe strums Of the dav got
mp for the special purpose Of pecuniary profit but
be regarded - one Of the standard medici nes for
TIE public beneft.-Hsrah Of Gospel Liberty
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GUNNHR JOHN A. Nc DONALD, Z. :. N, has
been ordered to the Navy Yard in this city.
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From Blanchard Mohun we have Hayp.r,s
-sosaftne for July. A new story, by the author
OF "John Halifax, Gentleman" !" is commenced
in this number.
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Six FEMALE CLEsES wer. to-day dismissc d
rom the sfice Of the Comptroller OF the Cur
Tency, Treasury Depar menr.
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senator Casseriy was rendered q public re-
ception by the Democrats Of San Francisco.
on the evening Of the 7th INST, when he ar.
rived in that city via the Psci6c Railroad.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN arrived at Omaha Mon
dag, en- route to Chicago.
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Washington News and Gossip

INTERNAL REv1NuR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S7i399I3}.
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NominctiOss.-lt win be seen by the proceed
lnes Ola convention Of one Of the wings OF the
Radical party Of this city. that John BirrelI,
white, and Austin Syphax. colored, have been
nominated Tor the House of Delegates.
Redgned.-0eesrs. Vanauken and Nicol,
CLERKS IN the Alexandra post ONCE, have re.
sIgned and left the once, y
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IPCRI,C-NO. o5.l

IFCBLiC-NO. %.
AN ACT making available an appropriation
heretofore made for furniture for the Presi-
Dental Mansion.
Be Il enacted BY ne Senate and House Of Repre-
sendtires or the United States Of America ia Con-
gress assembled, That the sum Of twenty "A We
thousand dollars, appropriated by the act ap.
proved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty mine, entitled can ACT making appro.
priations for sundry civil expenses of the gov.
ernment for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other
purposes" for the purpose of 'srefurnish ing
the Presidents House" is hereby made avail
able for such purpose, without, In any event,
increasing the amount of said appropriation.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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ALHxANDRIA APFAIRs.-The folio wiug,,er,

ALEXANDRIA AATPAIRs.-The folio wins te ms
are from the Gazette OF last evening:
The Radical State Senatorial Copyeutio
assembled n Vienna this morning. mo ion
that the con ntion proceed to the nomination
OF candidates for the State Senate was carried
Spencer A. Ooe, OF Fairfax, and ]. X. Tavlor.
OF Loudon, were declared the nominees Of the
convention; after which it adjourned.
RegssfraftOn.-The registration books in the
different wards Of the city to-day, at O'CLOCK.
made the following exhibit of the reetsfration.
which has been in progress since Monday:
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TPCBLIC-No. 2i.l


An ACT TO discontinue Sault Ste. Marie, as a
port OF entry In the Superior district, ald to
establish Marquette in lien thereof.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senfdtirss Of the United States of Am.ric1 a. Con-
gress cssembled, That Sault Ste. Marie, in the
district Of Superior, is hereby discontinued as
a port OF entry, and that the port of entry for
the district be. and is hereby, established at
Marquette, at which place the collector of toe
district shall reside, and a deputy collector
shall reside at Sault Ste Marie.
SIC. :. And be IL further enacted That all acts
and parts Of acts contraven,ng this act be. aud
the same are hereby. repealed. This act shall
take effect from and after the tenth day OF May
next.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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~Parson Brownlow declares that there are
enough babies named Burnside In Tennessee
10 drive Sprsgue out OF the State, should he
come down there abusing the General; and
Sprsgue reJoins that 60 many OF the popuiatIon
hearing Burnside's name 10 q stronger rebu ke
on bis conduct in Tennessee than anything ne
could saw
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TPUBLIC-NO. 20.I
AN ACT 10 renew certain grants Of land to the
STATE of Ia "a

AN ACT 10 renew certain grants OF land 70 the
State Of Alabama.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentdtirss Of the United States Of America ia Con-
lands made to the State of Alabama by the act
OF Congress approved June three, eighteen
hundred and ffty-six, entitled IAN act grant
ing pu bile lands in alternate sections 10 the
State Of Alabama. to aid la the construction of
certain railroads in said State" as were grant.
near Gadsden to some point on the Alabama
and Mississippi Stale line, In a direction to the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, with q view to con.
meet with the said Mobile and Ohio railroad
and "frop Gadsden to connect with the Geor.
gia and Tennessee and Tennessee line of rail.
roads through Chattooea, Wills, and Lookout
Valleys, Is hereby revived and renewed, sub.
ject TO all the conditions and restrictions con.
tained In the act referred 70, ana subject to the
further Limitation tnat IL either of the said
railroads Is not completed within three years
from the passage OF this act no further sale
shall be made for the benefit OF suca railroad.
and the lands unsold shall revert to the United
the act hereby revived, except mineral lands
shall be sold 10 actual settlers only in quaint.
ties not greater than one. uarter section to auy
one purchaser, and for q price not exceed ing
two dollars and fifty cents per acre.
SIC. 2. and be 1t further enacted, That the
night, power, and authority is hereby given to
the companies building the Aforesaid railroads
70 take from the public lands adjacent to the
lines OF said railroads earth, stone, and other
materials for the con struction thereof; ana the
right OF way Is hereby granted TO the extent of
one hundred feet in width on each side Of said
railroads where they may pass over the public
lands, including all necessary grounds tor sta
exceeding forty acres al any one station.
ApprOyeu, April 10, 1859