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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-05

y learned Burmm who attacked the
corruption- Of Hinduism aud the iaiqu-
rig- OF its priests, preaching a reformed
Buddhism, was lately crucIfieI at Man
dallas, the capital OF Burmah, and some
Of his followers imprisoned.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-05
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NEW GOODS AND NEW STORE!
W. 1. Goods,
Groceries,
Meats and


At PRICES tha, cannot fail to =iye-at.-fl,,.. l..
:z-Goods yr ca-h given in o4clsE.-, :ar Iso. w..
IL GOsS !. ALLEN. =. N..A.r.
s.; .Iohu,hury, v. Feb. ., !Si'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-05
AGENTS WANTED.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
81. u n -

Alsu Lliic- nd li--.-- v.ate- p ots such .- ....
Cg'f Csu-r.,- laced ,.: liott4art viii Doe z3 d. e..
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-05

The FEANKINo PEIvlLEGE.-Ne find
the following in the Freeman. 1t Is in
tercSting as coming from one who will
so soon be a member Of Congress:
The Hou,c Of representatives, voted
last week on Il bill respecting the frank
inc privilege. They did not abolish it,
however, being quite too careful of their
pockets for that, but did agree that 4
frank, to be respected, must he an auto
graph; and us there l. a limit to the
number of times member may write
his maine. while there is practically no
limit to the number of times it may he
printed-as most members now have it
doue-tLis may be treated as some reform
in the Use Of franks At the same time
the house refused to deprive anybody OF
the privilege of sending a member OF
Congress, through the mail, amy package
free Why not abolish the tIankln@
privilege at once and altogether!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
LEGAL LNTELLIGENUE.

COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Peirce.--
Prison cases were tried TO day:
upon the charge of larceny. Detective Frank.
lin testified that 'tn consequence OF iuformas
lion received" he visited an old stable at
Broad and Wood streets, where gang OF young
thieves were said TO congregate; and upon
sppsrentiy % been pecen9ly rna'I used spa' and aad
also piece OF silver plate; when starting out
he saw the prisoners ana two others walking
down Wood nom Broad. aud observed one pass
something to Farrell, who went into Mr.. Ell
sons jewelry store, al Thirteenth and Wood
Streets he went in and arrested Farrell, and
found q box OF broken silver forks aud spoons
upon him. Stevens went over to see what was
the matter, ana was also taken into custody by
MIR Elson testified that the boys wished him
to tell them whether the fork was silver,
their suggestion when Mr. FRANKLIN entered.
J.lC: Hutchins Esq. living at No. 6l4 North
liar silver forks, OF English make. the like OF
which he bad never seen in this market; that
on the 4th OF February some thieves entered
forks, and one of the fragments found
upon upon dhe prisoners he recognised as
Der of other articles were stolen. A colored
girl " ho lived in am adjoining house testified
go into Mr.. Hutchins' diuing-room, and identi.
fed stevens as one of them. The jury rendered
Mary Matthews was convicted of charge q
the larceny OF S25 from Mrs. Mary Nickerson,
was testified that as Mrs. Ntckerson a was carv0
Ing at dinner one day, she dropped roll of 225
on the ioor. which the prisoner according to
her subsequent acknowledgment. picked up
and kept for her own use. ~ fr...
William Morley, Jr. was tried for assault and
battery upon his fat her. 1t was testihed that
about 10 o'clock In the night of February a. the
prisoner went 10 his fathers house, No. 1908
XII chen, where he fell upon the floor. His
father went to him and asked If he In tended To
pnrsue this course TO the ruin of mis- mother,
sister, and faibel? and he replied. "Yes
will. as you have beaun It, and IN never be
said tb e father" II you don't keep quiet will
have you arrested" then the young IN an threw
pitcher at him, then struck him with some
heavy article, raised chair at him, but was
prevented from in1iciing blow, and, finally.
he rushed at him with stove. plate, when the
father, in self defense, struck him In the rib @
and knocked him down.
The prisoner, who is past twenty-five years
old. had up 10 this occurrence lived with his
father. On trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05

Dessee, as no other man ever was or Is likely 70
be after him. Knowing that 1t is only necesssa,y
TO let 1t be known upon what day inc ~ neonIe
will arrive TO insure an outpeurlng on 'ns ne
will make known in our next issue ue,sin ihe Thcn
day when be will arrive at GreenV.inme' .n nsaoIe
look out for our next issue, aud ieS esspe sne bs
eyenssTeS 70 turn out and receive our beloved
President. - = ,,-o,;don, John son,s
home paper also says the ,be ItS of March is
20 to Europe soon alter tne a'n VI "A0n 10
antborItatively contI addicted. .u,,o,,oo
The Lyncbburg Netos says .hat an ihv.ta,,ou s hoo
numero1sy signed by our ches ohnson TO- SS aoSen
he hos pitaItes of that city on his return to his
homo N Tennessee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
Callers at the PresIdensIaI Mansion.
Senate COMBINATIONS.
Despatch to Associated Press.

Despatch TO Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate yesterday
confirm ed The following uominatious:-
Collector OF Customs at Philadelphia-James
n. Marks.
Collector of Internal enue, Sixth district
Pennsy lvania-A d. Markley.
Posimaser er-Peter Bailey, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Assessor Internal Revenue Thirteenth district
New ork-G. n. Perfeld.
Attorney for Arizona-Converse e. Crowell.
Cons ul at Trinidad-Horatio Fox.
Assessor Internal Revenue Eighth district,
Ohio Isaac Goss.
Agent for the Indians, Upper Kansas, A. K.
Banks. -
Agent for the wnnebago Indians, on the
Mis souri,, George w. Wilkinson.
Registry Land Office at Vasall, CAL, Jere-
miah ID. Hyde.
Portmasters-Penh Yam, New York. John J.
Wise; Springfield, H., John T. Smith; West
field, N. Y, Clara W. DsaEe; Ottawa, Kaasas
Harlan p. Welsh; Salem, Mass, George W.
White Plains, n: Y, henry Boyd; Jamestown,
N. T., Bradford T. Sissimeres.
Collector of Customs, Frenchman's Bay, Me-,
Nat K. Sawy er; Assessor OF Internal Revenue
Third district, New York. Samuel E. MADDOX;
Cole ctor of Internal Revenue Twenty-fourth dis
trlct. New York. Archibald NJ. Green: Collector
| of internal Revenue Fourteepth district, Illi-
nois, John q. DIETRICH; Attorney Of EASTERN dis
| trict, PeDnsy lvania, John p. ONeil; Attorney
| of Southern district, Florida. Frederick A.
Docksay; Paymaster of the Navy, Thomas L.
| Fulock; Rear Admiral, Commodore Powell.
number of army breveis were also con-
| frmed.
Waiting for the Cabinet Announcement
The galleries of the House and Senate were
densely crowded with strangers to-day. and
many persons were unable to procure entrance.
There are throrgs at the front main door OF the
Senate, exctedly anxious 10 learn General
Grants Csbnet, the Official announcement of
whom is expected this afternoon.
As soon as the official notification of the
meeting of the Seuate is received by the Presi-
dent he will send his nominations for Cabinet
officers. The anxiety and curiosity is Intense,
Mr.. W. D. Lord, who has held the position OF
clerk to Mr.. Speaker Colfax for several wears
past. has been appointed Secretary to the Vice
President.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
Republican Caucus!

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Republican Con-
gressmen held caucus this morning and noni-
mated MIR. Conkling for Postmaster and Rev. Mr..
Eddy of Chicago for Chaplain. The subject OF
admitting Georgia and Louisiana to representa-
ton was discussed, but no conclusion reached.
1t is thought the Georgia members will be
left out until the status of that State is fully
defined. If any members are sworn in from
Louisiana it will be the Republicans. No Demo-
crat will be given hts seat as nearly all of
them, ID is claimed, were elected by fraud.
The Inauguration Rail-
last night was a huge swindle and failure.
Hundreds of persons, ladies as well as gentle
men, lost their hats and coats, and this morn
ing large crowd besieged the department. In
quest of the lost articles of clothing. Every
body is disgusted with the miserable manage
ment which marked the whole affair.
visitors 20 the White House.
A committee, composed of Chief Justice
Chase, Senator Frelnghuysen, and George ii.
Stuart, waited upon General Grant at the White
House this morning, for the purpose OF present
ing fine Bible made under the auspices OF tue
American Bible Society. large number Of
Senators and members called to visit the Presi-
dent. but he notified them that he could not see
any persons to day.
The Cabinet Nominations
He has his Cabinet no mutations prepared,
and will send them in as soon as he is officially
notified that the Senate is ready for business.
They will be in about o'clock.
The Crowds.
The trains for the North and West were
heavily laden with passengers to-day, aud the
crowds are beginning to thin out There is
still, however, a large number of strangers
here, and this morning the galleries OF the
House and Senate were packed, aud the cor
rldor swarmed with people, all inquring who
| is going Ito the Cabinet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
Shocking Accident.

Says the harrisburg sac Guard OF yester-
dsy;-"Tbe city was startled yesterday by
rUmors OF iriehtiul railroad accI1ent, which
received constant exaggerations and was greatly
magnhed. The tacis, as near as can be ascer-
tanned, are as folio ws:-The first section of the
Buffalo express train SOUTH yesterday morning,
had passed Red Bank, about i've miles beog
the city, when the second section coillded with
a freight train approaching in an opposite di-
rection. The accident, from accounts, was
caused by want oi proper signalling, aud would
have been far more disastrous in Its re ;ults bat
for the timely reversal of The engines, which
checked tue force of the collision. The cars
were considerably damaged, the full extent OF
which we could not learn. brakeman on
the freight train, named Charles Vance, from
Baltimore, was instantly killed By being crushed
bet = cen the cars. bTakesman named John
Jones, OF Cockeysvlle, had his lett knee aud
right foot injured, and another brakesman
Lamed William r. TiucRnaur had his right
hard injured. A passenger on the tram, Dr..
J. II. Dickson, Of PlttsbuIg, received internal
il juries, and " as broueh ht in the noon train to
the Unied States Hotel in this city, where he
was attended by Dr. Rutherford. The wounded
men were attended oy DR.. A. Rutherford, who
was early at the scene OF the accident.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
FOREIGN.
BIZ Atlantic Gable.

BY Atlantic Gable.
The Eank OF France.
PARIS, March 5-The bullion in the Bank of
France has increased fl,CO0,OOO since Friday
last.
Advices from Rio JaneirO.
LONDON, March 5-The regular mail steam
ship from Rio Janeiro has arrived here with
later dates from the scene of war in Paraguay.
The news is quite important. President Lopez
had an army with him, and was fortifylng in
the interior OF the country.
The dissensiops among the allied generals
had eliminated in the resignation OF the Mar
quis de CaNias and General Herval, and the
supreme command OF the allied forces had
been conferred on the Brazilian General De
Coma.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
The cabinet Nominations.
Fires I'm Cleveland and Troy.

CLEVELAND, March 5.-The Union Iron Com
panys blacksmith shop and nut works, az
Newbprg. we're burned last night. Loss Sls'OOO'
partially insured.
Troy, March 6-Tbe Pioneer Paper MIL
belonging TO Elisha Carpenter, at West mliton'
Saratoga county, was burned at o'clock yes
terday morning. Loss $50, 900. on which thee
ia an insurance OF $4,000. The hre was the
work of an incendiary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
This Evenings Market Quotations.

By Atlantic Cuble.
LONDON, March - Evening.-Consols for
money, 92t; and for account, 93: 5-20s firm at
s3s Railways quiet; Ere, 244; Illinois Central,
974; Atlantic and Great Western, 80.
FRANKFORT, March 5-Evening g.-5 20s frmer
and hlgner at $50 6S65.
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Eveuing. Cotton closed
firm; upands, 1885,: Orleans, l24d. Tue sales
to-day were $4,000 bales. Red wheat, 9s. 4d.
Refined Petroleum, Is. Cd.
ANTWERP, March 5 = evening. ng.-Petroleum
closed firm and unchanged.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
Aiy,ces from Rio JaneirO.
FROM CUBA.

The Insurgents Increasing in Number
HAVANA, March 4. via LAKE CITY March o.
Late advices from Remedies state that the
number of insurgents In that region Is increas-
ing, and prospects for the future are gloomy
The weather Is un favorable for sugar grinding
From Cenfuegos and vicinity the news Is
more favorable " the Government AtSanti-
ago de Cuba the cholera was abattng. Several
bands OF insurgents were operating In that dis
trict. The Swedish ship Eliza was wrecked on
the night of March ], on colorado reef Toe
crew were saved, but The vessel is total loss.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Promotion Of Military Com
manders-The Cuban Insur.
rectiOn-Advices from
South America.
FROM WASHINGTON.
AdditIonmI Conarmnt,ons.

Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WARRINGTON, March 5.-The following have
been coD6rmed:-
Brigadier General John M. Schofeld to he
Major General vice Sheridan promoted.
Colonel @. @. Aueur to be Brigadler. General
vice S0bo6ed promoted.
The Republican caucus 10 day nominated Mr.
King, the present incumbent, to be Postmaster
of the House
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The Ex.PresIdent.

The GreenvIlle (Ienn.) Union says:-
IL 10 expected that the President will arrive at
intend meeting him In O becoming spirit. We
are pleased 20 announce this TACT, as Mr.. john
sSn y deserving of honors at the hands Of the
VSVpie' hOs only OF GTeenvllle, but Of ali Ten
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
Cuba Markets.
By Cuba Gable.

HAvRE, March 4-Sugar quiet; sales have
for No. IL, d. 3. Exchange oa London, l2Nal3
per cent. premium; on the United States, long
sight gold, %@lM premium; short sight gold,
2@2h premium; long sight currency, 24@2S
discount.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
THIRD EDITION
THE NEW CABINET! I!
WashburHe, Stewart, schofeId,
Borie, Cox, Hoare,
and CreSsWelI.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch 70 The EUens,s0 TsIo graph.
The Cabinet Announced.

WASHINGTON, March g. The following Is the
Cabinet as just announced in the Seuate:-
Hon. f. b. Wsshburne, Secretary of State.
Hon. Adolph E. Borle, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. j. d. Cox. Secretary of the Interior.
Hon. A. 7. Stewart, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. ]. A. j. Oresswel, Posim sster- General.
Hon. G. u. Hoare, AttorOey-GeneIal.
General j. Nj. Schofeld holds over as Secre-
tary of War.
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Fram minnesafa.

I ST. PAUL, March Sine Governor has vetoed
the bill for the removal of the Capitol from st.
Paul. The House susl al ms the veto.
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Arrival or Refugees from Cuba.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-About one hundred
hrst cabin passengers refugees from Cuba ar
rived in this city yesterday on the steamer
Cuba
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05

NTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner.
LOuIS DREKAt stati0ner ana Engrsyer,
NO. 108s OH H2NuT Street
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COnHrmattOns.

The Senate has just confirmed all the CAoi-
net, and has adjourned.
COMBINATIONS.
Despatch TO The Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, March All the Cabinet
nomin atiops nave been organized. Columbus
Delano. OF Ohio, Is confirmed Is Commissioners er
of Internal Revenue. A large number OF null.
taTy nominations are confirmed, includlo og
sherman as General of the Army; Sheridan to
be Lieutenant General; and Augur to I'LL the
vacant MsJor.GeEeralship.
Callers at the Presidential Mansion.
At the White House to-day large crowds are
in attendance, anxious to have the opportu
nifty OF being admitted. The doors. however,
have rot been opened for visitors, aud within
every thing is perfectly quiet and Tranquil.
Very few gentlemen have had Interviews
with the PI esident to-day. The announcement
that the Cabinet nom nations had been sent
10 the Capitol created the greatest sensation,
ard the speculations In the streets are more
ppmeTous than ever.
Lieutenant-GeneIal Sherman is unwell
to day, and did not make his appearance at
Army Headquarters.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
The Constitutional Amend mens In
Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 5.-The Senate today
ratified the fifteenth constitutional ameod-
me MT OF the Constitution OF the United States.
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stock Quotations by TeIegraph-s p. m.

lowing:-
/ w est. Union Tel. .- 385z
Olev. and Tol. II. R.l0isz
Toledo II Wabash 66
NIL. d st. Paul comes
NIL. d St. Paul prf 78A
Adams Express.... sees. 62lS
Wells, Fargo Exp. 8lL
United States EXP. 63l Z
Tenn. 6s. new....... 66lS
d0ld.........,.......,.....l8l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05

RoBBERY.--On Tuesday night the stable Of
Charles Taylor, on Norwood avenue. Chestnut
Hin. was entered by thieves and robbei OF a
hot of harness.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
FOURTH EDITION
The Cabinet Observation-Disclosures
to the White House.
Columbus Delauo Commits
sioner of Internal
Revenue.

The Senate Confirms the New Cabinet.
The Senate has just confirmed all tho CAol-
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stock Quotations by Telegraph-1 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK kXOHAN6E SALKS, N AROH 8
RepOrLed by De Haven n Bro No. 40 3. Third stree
BETWEEN ROARDQ
BEOOND BOARD,

el0eO Ulty g.. New.-..l0I
10 alb Leh v R.......... tb56
5000 sch N 0s, '81...ls- az '
100 sh Read k.......le0- -4o'44
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-11
TPublic-No. ISL

An Act making appropriation for the improve
ment Of rivers and harbors for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869. and the year ending June
so, 1870.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives If the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the sum of two million
dollars is hereby appropriated fer the fiscal year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, and the year ending June thirty eighteen
hundred and seventy. to be expended for the
pair, extension, preservation, and completion of
works for the improvement Of rivers and harbors
under the direction of the Secretary of War;
Provided. That the Secretary of War is hereb,
authorized to cause such expenditures to be made
best to subserve the in;e ets of CONNIE ce; and
he is required report Congress at he opening
of its December session, ali expenditures made
under the provisions Of this act up to that time
in detail.
approved, April 10, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-11

An Act relating to freedmen's hospitals.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United State. Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner Of
the bureau of Refugees and Freedmen is author
lied and directed to continue the freedmen's
hospitals At Richmond, Virginia; vfeksburg
Mississippi; and IN the District Of Columbia in
GLIDING the asylum for aged and infirm freedmen
and for orphan children: Provided That the ex-
pense thereof .bali be PAID by the Commissioner
out ef moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
Of the bureau: And provided further, Tt at said
hospitals shall be discontinued as soon as may
be practicable in the discretion Of the President
Of the United States.
Approved, April Z, 1869.
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President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Endorsed by the President :. Received Febru-
AIRY 9th, 1,69.'
Note by the Department of State The 70 e.
going resolution having been presented 10 the
President of the United states for his approval.
and not having been returned by him to the
house of Congress where it originated within the
time prescribed by the Constitution Of the United
States, has become law without his approval
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-11

An Act to establish certain post roads.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rel
resentatives of the United States Of America I
Congress assembled, That the following be estat
: lished Us post roads:
III ARIZONA TERRITORY.
|, From Tucson to the Sonora Line.
From T%econ Via camp G5snt Florence
From Newbern to Cottage Hill.
/ ILLINOIS.
From Chebanse to Eldridgeville.
From Shelbyville, via TOdd's Point and Pfa[ L
| RE, House, to Moawedua.
From fairfield, via Springerviile and Enfield,
/ to Sacramento.
From Meredosia to Beardstown.
From Carvin. via Roland and Elba, to Equality
From Fairfield to Flora.
| From Louisville, via Xenia, Keenville, and
Long Pra[ilrie, to Mac-Leansboro
From Mason, via Flemsburg, Winterrowd, and
Gibson's Store to Newton.
From Moor's Pra[ilrie post office, via Spring
Garden, Daresville, and Williamsburg to Ashley.
INDIANA.
From jerome to West Liberty.
IOWA.
From Washington to North English.
From Talleyrand TO South English.
From Springfield to Victor.
From Belle Plain to Waterloo.
From Moulton to Centreville.
MICHIGAN
From Norwood, in Emmett county, via Antrim
City, to Atwood in Antrim county.
From Otto, via Douglass and Cobmoosa, to Pa
From rubbardston, lonia county, to Alma,
Gratiot county.
From Lake City. via Pell, Forest Mound. Elgin,
and Viola, to EZeota.
From Maple Plain, Hennepin county, to Young
America
From Springfield to Fort Scott,
Prom Neosho 10 Seneca.
From Wheeling to Alpha.
From Carthage to Sarcoxie.
From Neosho to BentOnvile.
From Rose re via Sto, kton Dadeville. Green
field Kings Point, Mount Vernon, Marionsville, |
and Galena, TO Berryville, in Arkansas.
Fr m Marshfeid to Dallas.
Prom Pryor's Store to sinesville.
From Stewartsvlle to Kings City
From Boyd to Sand Springs.
From Watson To Peru, in Nebraska
From Competition to Plato.
From Queen City to Unionville-
from ChiIlicothe, via Alpha and Lindley to
" interville.
Prom Spring Hill to Gailatin.
From Phelps City, via Rochfort and ouitman,
10 Mtrysville.
Prom MaysviIIe, via Gentryville. to Albany.
From Iron Mountain, via Belleview and kaolin,
o Edger Hill.
From Lebanon to Mountain Grove.
NEVADA
From Belmont, via Hot Creek, Silver Springs
nd Te-ora, to Hamilton
From Humboldt Wells via Ruby Valley, to
hamilton.
From Argenta TO Austin.
From Twin River via Silver Peak, to Palmetto.
From Palmetto, interesting the Aurora and
liver Peak route in Fish Lake Valley.
From Austin, via Hamilton and Treasurs City,
0 Sherman Town.
from Belmont via San Antonio, Silver Peak,
slmetto, and Fish Lake, TO Aurora II
NEBSASKA. |
From Arago. in the State of Nebraska. to Craig, =
the State of Missouri. /,
From Beatrice. Gage county, Nebraska, via
aroline aud Club Creek, to Fairbury, Jefferson
ounty. Nebraska.
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pproved, April 10, 1869.
TPublic-No, III

An Act to repeal an act Of the legislature of New
Mexico imposing capitation tax bovine
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resenfatves of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the act of the legis-
lature Of the Territory Of New Mexico, Of Febru-
airy third. eighteen hundred and sixty nine and
all other laws and parts of laws of said legislature
imposing capitation tax On bovine cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from ether Terri
tories States, or the republic Of Mexico, be,
and the same are hereby, Gisapproved and
pealed
Apnroved Anril10 1850