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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-06

A Boy Buried in Coal-Narrow Escape
from Death.-One day during the early
part of last week, while men were busily
engaged dumping coal cars, at Scott's Coal
Yard, Elkton, John Rossell, lad about IA
years Of age, was buried for some minutes
in the coal, and came near losing his life
On either end the car about being dumped,
were John Rossell and his companion,
Harry Marshbank. A second before the
coal was let out Of the car, Rossell started
to join Marshbank at the opposite end. He
reached the centre, just as the bottom was
drawn out from the car, and was completely
buried in the coal. 1t is supposed that at
least three tons covered him. and he must
have met with horrible death had not his
friend noticed him go down with the coal.
Harry informed Mr.. Scott Of the fact, when
the men worked with zeal and celebrity
which only the saving of life could prompt.
After using their utmost efforts for some
time to rescue him, and seeing and hearing
nothing of him, they gave him up for dead.
Harry could hardly believe this, and pur-
ting his ear to the coal, he heard whisper
for air. The shovels were again applied
with re-doubled efforts, and soon the buried
alive was rescued, being barely able to
speak, nearly suffocated, and bleeding at
the mouth. Had he remained in his perilous
condition moment longer, he certainly
must have died
The narrow escape of this lad should
prove wholesome lesson to the many boys,
who are continually about the railroad,
jumping on and off the cars and engine,
and constantly placing themselves in dam
ger. We very much fear they will some
day pay very dearly for their daring reck-
lessness. .. l.i ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Deafness, BLINDNESS g. Catarr

Deafness, Blindness g. CatarrI..
j. 1SAACS, ". n, sos Arch Street. Philadelphia.
Ocullst and Art Professor in the Medical College of
Pennsylvania of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases Of the EYE EAR. CATARRIi will br scrr-
tifcay treated and cured fcurble. lie has been per
ntlently located i'll the city for years and makes the
above, sPeciaies in his practice The Medical faculty
Is invited as lac has secrets in his mode of treatment.
re Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Ian d lSGl-lN
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H We call special attention to
advertisement in another column of
Marshall & Co.'S Elixir, an invaluable
remedy for Headache, Dyspepsia and
Costlvencss. Numerous testimonials
from persons who have used this medi-
cine show that for these diseases it has
no equal, giving instant relief to the
afflicted.
A trial will convince all of it's vir-
tues.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-06

~ The electoral votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States, in accordance with the decision
of the American people on the Sd of
November, 1868, will be counted before
the two houses of Congress on Wed
nesday, the 10th of February.
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500 Bushels of Poland Oats for

SEED.-Second years growing Since imported They
are Of good quality and productiythree acres OF the
field having proturcd about Is bushels per acre last
season. Price 81 on per hushrl. For sale by
TAYLOR PLTE
East Nottingham Township,
FEB G-3w* near Nottingham 7. O.. Chester co. Pa.
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PRIVATE SALE

OF A DESIRABLE FARM. lying in The 5tlI District Of
Cecil county Md four miles from North East Depot and
bounded hy North East River, containing se:s Acres
less % il cleared and divided into six
60 fields AMI Apple Orchard; the balance is in
W00D-lpart of which is among the best Chest
NTS& mt Timber in the District. ~
= The Mace is improved by sulstaH- I.l!MA
tial STONE DWELLING lSx36: Stable, Corn "a isJ
House and Granary, Meat and Hen House.
The river advantages equal to any adjoining for
Fish g Fowl in their season.
The land is adapted to the growth Of grain fruit
truck
Any person wishing to tho premises, call on
the subscriber in North East who Will show the same
and make known tile terms. JOHN FORD.
Feb q, lS69-5w
Also; FOR SALE-1 Yoke Of Good OXEN
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MhRSHALL'S ELIXIR,
acknowledgements COstiyeness.

II you suffer with headache, try MtRsHlLL's ELlXIR
and he convinced that although other remedies have
nent relief.
If by ovcr-cxctem-nt and fatigue your nerves have
become so weakened that Headache a,m"nishcs you
something NOR" dangerous may happen, such
Palsy, DIMSgss OF SIGHT,
anil other alarming nervous affections then Marshall.
ENr 'y giving tone and strength to your SYSTEM re-
stores ynu to perfect health.
whenever food which should he ,!igestcd remains in
the stomach. causing pain and for the want uf
that principle which would render it easy of digestion
lhn iy using Marshas Elixir you vii! supply
fcicncy and prevent its recurrence. and be radically
cured Of Dyspepsia
The stomach being thus ccanscd from an unhealthy
10 healthy condition. costivencss and the other attrr-
ant disorders OF the bowels of necessity prevented
Price of Marshalls Elixir Sic per bottle.
For sale by all druggists Depot 1901 Market Street
Philadelphia. NJ. MARSHALL CO.. Druggists Pro-
Pfirtors Feb &, 1S69-ly
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Extra Meeting.-On Sunday evening,
18th inst, series of extra meetings will
commence in the Elkton NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Purdy, who has been labor
ing with great success at Havre de Grace,
will be present and assist Mr.. Matlack dur
ing the meetings. FgEt.aFt. f.,
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The Cherry Hill Building Association
was fully organized Feb. 4th, and sold
their money on the new plan, it brought
one dollar and five cents per month pre-
MUM for each loan of 5000.
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Exhibition.-The Exhibition Of the West
amwell Public School, under the auspices
Of the Preceptress, Miss Lucy H. Scott, Of
Elkton, and which came off OH Friday
evening, the Goth ult., proved a perfect sue
cess. The exhibition consisted Of speeches,
dialogues and essays, and the children per-
formed their part remarkably we'll. AT the
close Of the entertainment, the prize given
at the end of the quarter, was awarded to
Miss Hattie Evans for perfect recitations,
general department and punctuaity.
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New Foundry,-Mr. Thos. ]. Jones moved

New Foundry.-Mr. Thos. J. Jones moved
his steam engine and other machinery from
the old foundry building, at the corner of
Main and Bridge Streets, to his large new
foundry, near the depot, and will soon
have his pillow factory, wheelwright and
smith-shops in operation at the latter place.
Mr.. Jones has shown commendable enter
prise in pushing forward the work and get
ting fixed up, and We hope he will reap the
reward of his honest and persevering in
dustry. Elkton has room for several more
honest, industrious mechanics, and is
splendid opening for all such.
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-. TIL -IAA - lArlaf--AmonG tia .numer-
ing the above title, the one by Rev. DR..
Eddy, is endorsed by evangelical christians
as presenting superior claims to favor by
the christian public for an interest i'll it's
circulation. In speaking of the work, The
Evangelical Repository. Philadelphia, says
"It has rich SAVIOR of godliness in every
page, and it is perused with real pleasure,
and intellectual and spiritual profit. We
rise from its perusal thanking God that it
has been given to his people and to the
world. May this volume find it's way into
families all over the land, and may it be
evil that is doing by the works Of infidel,
rationalistic, and skeptical authors and
teachers. The volume is neatly bound
well illustrated, and printed in the best
STYLE"
The following is from Rev. Joseph Cum
mings, D. D., President of Wesleyan Uni
versity, Middletown, Ct:
heartily recommend the work of Rev.
DR.. Eddy, entitled Emmanuel, or the
Life Of Christ" lis an interesting and
an able work, well adapted to do good, and
worthy of general circulation.
Mr.. E. G. Sexton is canvassing agent for
the book in this county, and we hope he
will receive a favorable response from our
citizens.
He has also deeply interesting story
entitled " Tried and True, OR Love and
Loyalty" written by Belle z. Spencer
The romance abounds in thrilling scenes
in the rebellion, laid principally in the
South West.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHIIApELrnIA, March Is, 1867.
ks'd "Hooadnds German Bitters is not an ,'ttor-
fcdsfg btreroge but is good ionic, useful an disorders
Of the 3gest,re organs and of great benefit in cases Of
deotitty aud rant 81 action, the system.
Tours truly,
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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CAUTION.

Hoofonds German Remedies counterfeited Tho
gsnuihe haze the signature Of G. M. Jackson
tie front Of the outside ordpper Of each bottle, and the
name Of the article bto,cn each bottle All Others
colote'1en
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-06
LOT OF GROUND.

lying the cast side Of Elk street in the village of
Warwick. containing = Acres, moro or less and
particularly described in Deed of Mortgage recorded
in Lbcr W. H. r., No. l, folio AIS, &C. one of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid. lSh
The improvements consist of Two Story H3sTSsn
FRAME DWELLING. in good repair, contain Ma ~
ing ten rooms. Also Slaughter House Stable ISL
Corn Crib Wood House. Smoke House, Pump, &c.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the Decree
are one-thIrd Cash on the day of sale and the re-
mandcr in two equal instalments, payable respectively
in Six and Twelve Months from the day of sale with in
tercit therorpri. and to he secured by the Bonds or
Notes q" the purchaser with surety surties TO he
by the Trustee.
1t will be announced at the sale. ii what time possess
sion will he given.
Costs NJ Deed, Stamps, &c. TO be paid by purchaser
JAMES BLACK GROoME
Elkton. Feb G, 1S69-ts Trustee
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PTTRTTC SALE
A SMALL FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on
SATURDAY, tie 1871 day Of February, 1869,
At Lansiou's Hotel Port Deposit, small FARM.
CONTAINING 2 ACRES,
Situated on the old Maryland Canal. two miles above
Port Deposit. The land is in high state of cultivation,
and all at present in wheat and grass The place i'm
proved by good FRAME HOUSE IL by 2i and kesSS>r
KITCHEN l. by 16. and BARN. 80 by 26. with r1sj
CORN CRIB and WAGON-llOUSE. A well of i,,..s III
good water near the kitchen door s4MtAss
Tho whole place enclosed with new posi- and
board fence last There are a number choice
fruit trees on the farm.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-half cash; tho residue in
twelve months from the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock AN
DAVID BENTZ
Feb. G. 1s6S-2w Eli CosGpoyE Auct
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Apri IS. 1866.
EcOnsidcr A IS HOOfiand
German ksft EA tiers ,, a raiuaJle
Indis es tion.zzz 1.SSA-or Dyspepsia.
can certify this from my experience of
II. Yours. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-06

Close ofthe Lecture Course.-Dr, McCabe
delivered the closing lecture of the course
for the season, which was arranged by the
Committee who managed this laudible en-
terprise, on Friday night Of last week. The
subject "The sins and sorrows of literary
men," carried the speaker among the poets
where he dwelt for an hour and half
All we have heard speak of the lecture were
perfectly satisfied.
The whole course has been instructive
and entertaining, and taste for the popu-
lar lecture has perceptibly improved in our
community. We hope the Committee Of
the Order who own the Hall will renew the
good work next winter, and by systemat-
ic arrangement provide course of lectures
and readings for our citizens. No other
public entertainment is capable Of giving
SO much moral and intellectual tone to a
community as the popular lecture.
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Blood Purifiers

e1sr kioion, and oU al diseases resulting from
Cad b'ood Keep yourEE;g% JIood pure; krsp your
Lirgr in order; keep E2 your di5es'irs organs
It sound, healthy "a P5coadt30n, by Tie use
Of these remedies e.klazzKzzkksund disease ,riN
ercr assaH you TIE bes the country recommend
them. II years Of honest reputation 90 for anything
you must try Mese preparations.
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A Surprise.-The Rev. Saml. Logan,
Local Preacher of the NJ. E. Church, at
Charlestown had a very agreeable surprise
party on Friday afternoon Of last week,
gotten up by the members of the church,
and Mr.. Logan's neighbors. The party
assembled at the house of Mr.. Logan, about
o'clock PM, bringing with them all kinds
of substantials and delicacies in the ''com-
missary" line, together with several dress
es for Mrs. Logan. A very pleasant after
noon and evening was spent in social en-
joyment, and when the company dispersed
Mr.. L. found himself in possession of q
liberal supply of the "good things of this
life,'' including donotion Of greenbacks.
What made this free offering the more
gratifying to the recipient, was the fact
that it came from his church members and
neighbors, as mark of their esteem and a
slight acknowledgment for the earnest
labors of Mr.. Logan in the building Of the
church.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

| 4 Res luton ena' ns b ~ fde .eiters to pnr-
clias-- c-rin lands acquired fon he oreiil and
Little U>are tribe IT Indians
Resolved Ly the >enats and House 81 repre-
,eutatives ui the United States # America III
C,usre~s assemble g., That any bona hde t'l !
residing u;-Ii any portion Of he l'nis s'i1 L. The
Uri..d state, b, virtue Of the first and second
..tIcles of the Treaty con ell bet" cen me
United States AMI the Graf and Little ''>'S.
Ire # iul;,s :. .,tem e. tvehty-nlnh, e'=h-
teen huniseI and s.xty-fiSe. and pr aiiird
January twenty fret, egLteer hunirtd ana
>ixtys~ven VIII i citizen Of tho Uhi cd Z ties
or ,i,al. have d"clr-d hi, int Mon To bec-'ir n
citiz.,, If h UuIIei States. hail he, anu hereby
is entitled to purchase The same in qntIitS '"t
x,e ding one hundred snd sixty acres, ri pre-
# on dollar and twenty-five Cents Per acr-.
within two yes, . from the passage Il u i ACT,
up-r such rules and reEtIla IL ~ may D. pre-
&C il,e4i by tie seer ~ II Tie l"teTtF t'r'-
ibid however That Goth the Oil aud even
t,..ra,, sections the said lsaCs SHAH Do sno-
Irct to -ttri. ,lcnt and IL a. above ir''s!uvn-
And f,TOvi ed further cal Tie eiSieeh'ii 'i''''
hi ty-sixth -ectiun- oh tswn hip III SAID
t,.: .h,Il be re>s- f,r Stat sch,-,l pui poses
in accorlanc- vii she provisions 81 the Rci 81
admission of TIL - ,te 1T Ia. "a PROVIDED i'''"
ever. HAT n Trims; N This act shall tie cons ruea
i'm any man er affrciug any lrgd rights hereto
fore vestei ia ai.y otner p ,rty Ut parties.
Approved, ApEii 10, 1863.
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Pub ic->o. ~ !

| Pub Ic-No. ~
An ac- 20 renew Certain grants Ui ithu TO the '
of Aiah,nIt-
pa II enacted by the nate and III hHse Of Rep
ras.nraliye. of the United Stats VI America ia
Congress assembI j. That So Inucii - the Gfiult
Of lands ma, e the St1t- of Alabama by act
If Congress p-O<vt June Ihref, eighteen nun
III ed and fifty Fix. ent tied % An act aiiins
D bile lands alter srcti,l to the Stae 81
Alabama. 10 aid in the cun-fI ue'i"n OF &c tain
IA ilroads in said state. - were an'ed |" as
srsr in the building Of rtilrsa's - from rear
G. l,,>,len TO some p..inr the alabama ana MI
-issippi line in "A direction l. he No'iie
and tih 10 r,iIrnad, with view TO connect WITH
the sud Vi, bile and Ohio railroad. and " fr, m
tiaistien to COIN. ct with the tie rga IN len
re-sre and Tennessee / Ire Of railroads through
Chatton-a wills and Lockout valleys, Is
hereby revived ard renewed, sulIe I l. al the
conditions and restrictions Contained IN ihe 'et
r, fer TO- ami subject the fur her limit Ii n
,hat if either # The .aid Railroads l. Not en-
,Le.cd within three wears from the time Of The
massage # this act further sale shall be mad"
tor tn. b-refit # such Taroai aid the Lands u''-
s,iI shall revert To the UuIisd sttes; fr"vldei,
Tn 4, tie lands granted by the act hereby Ie-
yiyei except mineral l,uis, shall lie soih To
u,l l-rs only in qu,nIiti-s I greater Than
onr-suarteT -ecfiuu to one pun cta-ei, anu i'f a
rric.n MT exceeding two dvli,rs and Fifty cents
per acre
SEQ, > And be it further enacted. That the
right power, ami authority Is hereby gwen 10
the crriranes build ng the vt rs-''Id rir'sis Ia
take til. public lands i''J1ceiit '" 'iie '''e 80
-ai.i r,iir ,i- earth stone and either mate iais for
,Ee crn.tructj thereof; and the right 81 way Is
hereby graz ted t. the eit oil one huiii'eu leef
in with On en- side SAID railroads where ihev
may I,.ss ~, m publi l,ndS. tnciu inE a Iece>-
Iry Grounds tor and st Crtures ct'rnrcfed
Herewith rot eAcsedn- tUrtS acres atany one
staticr.-
] Anil a 1880
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IN Set resuia-jIi. tnc rigir- of nToT7rtv ~ Har
Iiri w,.n,at ia tic i~iriCt 81 columbia
r.. II eu,rtp,l Nv The -ru;.ira"d II III Rep
re-, NATIVES # the ntrd Sisf-- II aIrtiic" y
O rre-- send, ,-,'. Thnt ~ tie u street al t"i
urnI il the rirht If a v married we1ah l" any
pr terry per-.l.al zeal. ie' npirE To iifi II
T.. tin. of niuI-".e or acquired Gu N" n'a'
,iaye IN anv n:Ii,r way tiian hy g'f' 81 :" Wy
;,ru from .r hIsi,nd. III Il he ~ abs IN ~ i
he we're femme lie. ant Sh Il II h. sm J ct T.
the disrt-ai Of er lu D MI TOR 'e iHii' tor ~
,leIt>: but such rIatriei wrrHn may convey. re
wise. and ieGceaih rl,- . NE. ~ any fiieres
Their in it, the san,e manner and Win Ike tHsc'
a. il she unn aIIiei.
Sic. = And be it further enacted, That an!
ma, ried woman may contract. and sne and bt
.ued in her own name. in all matter having re-
I,tion to her sole and separate property in the
same manner As il she were unmarried; bu'
neither her husband nor his properly shall he
hound to any such contract nor liable :or any re-
coyery against her in any such suit, hut judge
ment may 10 inforeesi bv execution against hei
sole awA separate estate in the same manner a Il
she were sole.
Approved, April 10, 1863
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yrint Cr.4lu.i n rrar.tn- the right Of way FIR
tb- rurl-frr.ctinI ,f ,rnilr All ff0in point N II
rl.-tr I,rtl nj. oie-- II. TIA p mt "ts ~ me
C.lsrs.l mountains. n W 4 hiI4st"f' Z riitory
c,fltt4at c r.IpnnN hr. and h-trbr IL M hurZ'd
10 e,f,r,! IT, ran y line ftn Pr NJ n or near
ItrtIai rig H. ~uita''ie loiut II iitl
s..,y,,.l e, b., de- 10y said PAM aud
Is., to connect .ii with It's main IiHe vet
# the ia. adj mountain in th" r'r1itoIy al
Washington: il eAf'u- on IeHig sul.I' Ct T. "i'
H.. c nditr- an ~ v's';I~, 81 s''it { IN am
in T. srtfct ;h,r ell, emit lid to all the 'iS't-
and rriy ere con erred by tn act Incorporating
,aia ru,rptnv. ~ al all q dr'onai L. al"
ap,., dtr,rv tie e,,' POW, ell. Z hat >ad c"ni-
navy IN, =, be- er,fTtI.I t. sUi'-i Y Ia ii:nII'N
ION, or a,l,Iiti raj i,I,'!s of he lutte si"t =.
ia q ,,c,t to aid n e it, branch ne
I'D exc nj Incl, lands D. nay he inc NJ, d i
the ii ~ at way a., the ii Of nh ext isi'h ~
il ma, l. lee ted: I'D IT weed 'uiti or. 'ls'l
~ Iet- tw. I, fiv.. niile~ "f ~ cSiets n ina
Ir c,,rs:trct.d | eff y tine nj ts'y 'f jn5s-
II b-c.u Inn DE and yrutN oiJc- a-d 10 y
mi e. frr yc, there, ui,iii Il WI &c ~ "a
xt-,: ii, shall e pct u.
aIp-tyel. April H. lS59.
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IOFFIcIALl
LAWS OF ruE UNITED STATES
rassei It the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.

Recitation relative to c,.nsulsr fees.
Resolved BY the Sc ate and ii .'lsc # kepresrn-
ta;:yes .: ,hs United States Il America IN Con
rr,., s.,eInb,s,i. Tina .s. ton three Of chapter
t.,, hu.,,,4 cd aud thirty -thr-. # the public acts
d tho thirty ni"ih C ngres-. approved July
t~ent live eight.er hHnure-i AMI -ixty-six, be-,
Ara i, her by declared Z. lake effect from ana
s.ler ia .uary Fl st. e,yht.-n hundred and sky
.sveo AMI al. fess winch have b-en p 'id mt
the ire ,>ury in ,iiirre To the provision ct .sId
esrfu ss,ri which acc ne prior to said hr.t d ~
u January, ei hteen hundred and s'x'y seven
sa,,l he ref. led ,,,ir { Consular receipts
Approved, March 20, 1869.
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An Act to discontinue Sault Stes Marie. ~ por'
Of entry in the Superior district. and to estab
Ii-h Marquette in lieu thereof
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
re-eu,ati. es OF the United states Vf America in
Cong, ess assembled, That SAINT tie. Marie, in the
district Of superior, is hereby discontinued As a
,s,rt of entry and that the port Of entry for the
t.sti ic, be- and i, hereby, establi-hed at Mar
aueite, at which place the collector of the dis
,rict shall reside. and y deputy collector shall re-
side ut Sault ste Marie.
S.c 2 Aud be il further enacted. That all
arts ami par,s If ats c,n,ravenins this act be.
aud the same ave hereby, repealed. This act
shall take effect frum anu after the tenth day OF
May next
Approved April 10, 1862
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IPuI,iic Ees .lution-No. 81

Join, Resolution 10 facilitate the construction Oh
the Gus ',Iu Ouse at BiHS;. MAINE
T. II resolved 10y the Senate AM Ill ne 81 rep
,esentarivr, III the Unitert ate- OF America i'
ou.res, assembled. That the -ecret'ty "i ti-e
F,e,-,Iry lie auth Ret I" make present Fpt'i
G ,ri.;I OF the ,wrut five til u>snd dollars aipio
,r,,. NJ he Lust .essisn Of me i~th onEreS
fnr the BIngo custom hri~e and publ tniidihSs
the same r be applied t. the use IroSi ed IL SAD
.pprlr,ri ton. not hereby increasing the sd ip-
prnnriariun u. irer-t lie ma e.
Approved. April 3. isc9-
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10. proved, Narth Is. 1869.
Ig.nhltc Ks.,..,,ti.,n-No. Il

t ]
Resolution rel ting, to COVER meat buildings at
Fort Eaten, .tstk II T. rriTCry
ReSolve,i by tho Sruat- and ti,iu>e ui Relr SEN
t.tiyes f the Unit states # america n Con
sress s.ss--nhi Il Ti,at The SeTe.sTy al War be.
sad he hereby j., auth II AN enpoweie 10
direct the uecessry buILrings n f'Ft Totfea,
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