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REAL ESTATE.
GREAT ANNUAL ShLR
AT AUCTION,
Of Three Million Dollars
Worth Of Choice
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE,
at Farweu Hall,
Commencing Thursday, May 20.
at 10 o'clock a. H., con-
t sisting In part as follows:

$500 feet, east and wsst front, On the
Drexel-av. Boulevard. Said Boulevard
il tc be iuFuoved at ouce. Lots 6oX
200 feet to 2o-Soot ausy.
l,2oo feet, On the Wrstezn portion ot tne>
Great South Side Park nearest to the
! CITY. Lots 6oxlBo, to wide alley.
| 500 feet. east frcnt, on the north end OF
the Great Lake Shore Park. a most
beautiful piece of property. To be sold
! In large lots
l,6oo feet On Kankakee-av. Boulevard,
beeiunin9 At It's north end, At pouslas-
place, or ThiEty-dfth-st- go
1000 feet on Cottage Grove-av. all b.
tween the City Limits and the Fark, tn
25-foot lots.
4,ooo feat front On Vincepnes, Charles
and other avenues, between the two
great Bou1evards, mostly fine grove
property.
5000 feet choice grove lots on tho ave-
nues, aazt OF D1exe1-av. Boulevard, ann
all near Keuwood Station. Most beau-
tifu1 property.
1000 Lots In the southwestern environs
Of tho CITY, On and near the Fifty fifth
1t. Boulevard. a great opportunity tor
ALL classes, especially CLERKS. ~
zec1re choice lot for future home1 OF
Is profitable investment Of their sur
plus earnings. TIE BEST SAVINGS
RANK in the world Anybody who
i, can raise from $40 to $50 can secure
enc Of these lots at this sale, which IN
few wears will be worth thousacds OF
- do!Ia-s. This property also Lies near
| the ptoppsed route for the Great Cslu-
1 met 6hia Canal. Laboring men and
mechanics would do well to make
note Of this and govern themselves ae.
eordiuRly. a portion Of these lots Will
be sold In the evening, together WIN
twenty five lots in Judge Davis Subdl'
> vision, to accommodate laoorfn8 men
and CLERKS.
8 ten-acre blocks on the FHty:aHh-st
Boulevard, to be sold by the block o.
alfblock. L xaxe chance for capitalists
80 lots On Harrison and Tyler-sts, be
+ tween Throop-st. and Ceutre-av. &
0' central and beautiful 1ocation IN th'
q West Division Of the city.
!. INSIDE BUSINESS LOTS
e74 fee,, est front, On the ccEner Of Well
~ and Jaekson-sts., with buildings.
* 80 feet on 6tase-st., near Harmon nn
= Peck-courts; two choice 4o-tset has'
Il. ness losa. .
" Several business lots on Cottage Grove
DC av, near Tweuty-ajnth-st, In the bdy
lo,s rick tract,
ri Five choice business lots on the corner
,o, Canal and AafKlsop-sts-, WIN an ca
front on Czaa1-st.
lb 8 choice lots On Ha11Isou-st, next west
xt, above.
N. All Of which property Is nose fully d
xcrjbea in cur pamphlet which eonta1i
ane anap Of the city, and plats Of the pro
Isl ersy to be sold, and can be obtained
Ind ou4 oHsoo 6ree ID ehAzs~. A1+o lar
~ plata Of the property can be seen by ca
'@ ing at our office, No. l28 Washington-
TITLE GOOD.
-. TERMS OF SALE Oh Ill OF the nbave pFo
xtth cry l. fotlowss 10prr cent On day at mi
Ru1s 10 per CRIT In 10 dasts 70 p~s erns tn 90 da
,inu nna bulancc la ! und = year*- with Interest
os per CENT pr nnuuu,. pnynb1r immunity.
s.., T., CLARKE, LAYTON & CO.,
. It. No. 1873 Waah1neton-st-+C Chtoago,
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SPAIN
wQEK o. TIE NEW CONSTITUTION N Tux Gof-
sIIICEkT CpRIE&
MApg1p, Aay1h
The Cortcz hare rejected the amendment to the
constitution Ia favor Of making Spain federal
republic The rote stood 1ss against. To a for the
amendment 4 proposition for the creation Of
t.eun[a Directory, to be appointed BY tho CoFtesr
has teen Introduced, and Ia now undts dscusslon.
, 1869-05-16

AuHtfins
spEECH or IuE EMPEROR FRANCIS joaEFH TX CLo5-
Ing TIE SESSION OF TIE KK1cnsRA1t-
S1KSkA+ May IL
The Emperor Francis Joseph, IN closing tue seH.
sion Of the Retchsrath yesterday. made long anu
pleasant speech. He recalled the situation o! Aus
ula in 1866, compared with the present coho1uon
OF thcs ami traced the eouree OF the !eEts1a&oh Of
the Retcnsratt since that time. He IVES te}olceo
at the friendly Arrangements 1nade vita
Hungary and the condition Of the
finances and the army, and felt that peace Tas H.
dtsp..saple to the rattona, prosperity, and tue
nreseut rrlat3ous OF Austria with other Powers Of
The world assured him OF is continuance tie re'
viewed the io:e RETURNS enacted ty the Reichssath
md hoped they would become the basis Of nAsmo.
Nous and Pacific relations between the charch
and state. In concluding, he thanked all tne
members for their past e1ertlons ana c1prcssee
tie hope TINT all would support the constitution
as Austria orTercd foil liberty to the people o.
cycry nation. and guaranteed thelr right .! sell
| government
The Emperor WAS often interrupted by 1out
/ G0GtEpE4
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have shis day fnrsn-d t-f 1Tt1r!-
.hir Erd~r Shr &t7n aaule and Etyse Of 'tLLAte t.
JOHNSON l. CO.. fur tht tsa1Asetion et ettnr:4 Caa'
ntAiton BuSness, ~ HhaIaiTSsGY HTthaIiTsGY
4 II HEEUEKSON.
, 1869-05-16

TERMS OF SALE Oh Ill OF khc abavr prop
cry il ) fntlowst 10 p~r cent On day at raa~
10 per CT nj In 10 dasts 70 p~s eens tn 90 day'>
mi, bniancc In l un.t = ycnr*, with Interest ut
ernt ner nuuuu,, pny ynbi- immunity.
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TPuhlic-No. Is

An Act making an roptiation for the improve
nant OF river. AMI Earhor> fIr the fiscal year
ending June So, Is6a. ami the year ending June
80, 1870.
Re il euacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives If The United States of America IN
ongfess assembled, That the sum of two million
dIIIlrs is hereby nppropria Ell f-r the fiscal year
ending Juue thuty. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine. ami the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and seNenty 10 ne expended Tor the re-
paIr extension. pre~eTraion, and completion OF
works fnr the improvement Uf rivers and iarhors
under the direction of tine Secretary of war:
Provided. That the Secretary # War is hereby
authorized t. cause such expenditures 10 be made
so as best To sub>erve he in Is o. CONNIE C; am
he is required To report to Congress at he opening
of it, December session, all expenditures mace
in detail.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE
ynrEs,E TO YtY-rsAyERs.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
ORN-By CoUNsY ETV,ot.
Carson CITY. Nay 10 1859.
al PERSONS IL FL 10 PAY STATE
Il and rounty TtXe,, trr the year 1859, ar"
hereby notified that the an at pel.-tax Of frur
Il IE,r-. f,r the H.. 81 the ~ tie ard G unity eLs
on. each nie i'll 1T at tii- State over twenty
Que and under sixty Year, uI a1",
J.. SOW Due ania Payable
To- the Cnuny Assessor or his Deputy: ard 81!
are exp cIed 70 pay said taN, when ceileu upon.
Aud also, .iHt the / le IN ihe personal p-er-r:v
Of persons " hO ito not own real estate within the
County If 81 cent y-tiu= e.. aeCure the taxes on
both their real and pe;s"Hal p perry, are due All
payable when the sane is assessed. All tsxe.
pay able i, L :. geld ca n.
The laws proridei IN the collection Of the above
mentioned taxes will be -tlic1iy enforced.
GEOIGE y CHEnlC,
County Assessor.
Ev II. II. FENCE. Deputy
Oflire >-xt dr,r - tie County Cl.rk'- eff r.
County Luild!ng. mil II
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TPubIic-No. I'll

An Act concerning the Attorney General
Re ii enacted hv the Senate and House Of Rep
re,eut,tives Of the Unitei States of America IN
Congress assembled, That 80 much OF the " ACT
u, ,krny apprOpri ttjous for the legislative, ex-
&c alive and judicial. expenses Of the government
FIR thu wear ing the thirterh of June, eigh
teen hund Ell and seventy a. repeals the SEC
pnd section # the act Of August second, eigh-
teen hundret aud siXty-one, entitled - An act
concerning f.rnrney G. neral and the attnr-
ney< aud of the several districts, pe,
ami thu same j. .,erehv. repealed; and said second
section i, hereby declared be in full force; and
1t shall be the duty Of the Attorney General TO
report at the commencement of the next session
of Congress and to tch -ucce-dng session, the
names If all the persons employed Tor the pnr-
p sc, af,re>aif, rnd where and upon what hus-
ness employed, with the compensation paid to
each.
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Puhlic-No. 10

An Act relating to freedmens hospitals
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
res-ntatives Of the United State, of America in
Congress assembled That the Commissioner of
the bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen is au hor-
ICED and directed to continue the freedmen $
hospitals at Richmoni, Virgins; Nieksburg,
Mississippi: and in the District Of Columbia; liz
GLIDING the asylum for aged and infirm freedmen
and for orphan children Provided. That the ex-
pense thereof shall b.. paid by the Commissioner
out Of moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
of the bureau: And provided further. tt said
hospitals shall be discontinued soon as may
be practicable in the discretion of the President
Of the Uni ed States.
Approved, April :. lS69.
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IrrhTc Re -0iution No Is ]
4 ces5lu,iun far the protection Of soldiers and
tte- heirs

4 nes5lu,iun f4r the p-.sectioa If soldiers and
tliei. heirs
Pes Ivea hy tine Senate aud Hbu-e Of Repre-
sat tive e.. the u5Iet States OF americ: in Z.
A, ess .u-ss nbi q. That the accom- IN. Office Of
u ~. pa CelatI nj who are cha gi1
ith JEt T. -nI-s,t All VINE Mt If b1UntIe> due
..s la, .hvIr heif> b., and they are her, by.
..1r-ct.I 70 rty .uSe :" lie raid the sunni uni
U.. To The s,IG i1ieTs or their hers IN per-Jn,
IL hy Transmitting the amount To them direct IN
= trait az ..Tafr. ;iayabie to- bis, IL %. their
DIR cr Ii.r IA h tn IRE dnen's Bureau. or
state agent Hpp"iniei speci,i.y for that Pur-
re ~ If ntIOIs :! ssyfu;iis, or ie' sun
/. rent ol the ,!stIict where lac she. tiey may
.aiue art net u any claim et or upon any
y-lSe- If at;irnsy, transfer, or assignment
vhst.ver
Sc. = kni be it further resolved. That any
J.i. cer q Gle L "f any vi the executive depart
r.ent, Of tie ysrnn..at who shall be lawfully
.seta'leri investigate fraus. or atteinp I" de
.TEad. I'll the government. or any irregul Iity or
-1,s lat f any officer agent al the uniTed
states. III, y. have power 20 a'iiniuisiet raths
tciIayiis TAKEN III the eO1 sc oi any such lave
l-.'i,r.
SIC ?. Aud b. it further res lvei, That the
Is allowed b. r,w 20 ATTORNEYS or agent shall!
D.. r. by the aT dep Ti'ent or s''i pension
geat rIl ilti 70 s-it "g'nt n "'t'rhey when
xIy sH~ - are due fs- cviaes Rendered in pro
= ri. = -ucI. ts.rrty b .unt-es, and not other
y.:=e.
Apron d ,pril 10. Isfs
[F.b ) i,esaiuti5n-No IS
P--c,riIf - In rel-ti N t. the En- iugtnn mi
a.rsSuI ily~r railroad blalcL OF The CiiJn
iasf. Istlr. ad-
I,.,Iy-o Nv the Senate ana Haze Of Eepresen-
: ,tYrs,.i he Uni:-i States "f America in Con
I,t.s II ---l. n. d hsi act # tcu..re>s ap-
1,-..s-S jug .r.acl tive, sfi'e eel hundred and
XIV "a granting ccTT-iI lIHhs - the Burning
N .tag I,-,,ssI i.iy-r Rt'rlai Company. t, nd
q, exrrt.d, i.s r,at t'r'.-h the th'E e'r't"ry
II Net,a-hl c itriect ~iti the Union Pacii!c
, .ilr,.ta siz,;l he construed IT. & antn ne
s,ii I;.lfi ~ IN and si> ouri iv~f E'irnai C"nl
:. any as "a an convey u q rtIit al e'np'hy
= {. h, organ d unde, te Laws o. tie sIaie OF
>->s~4sa ii t-c Fights, is,is. aIad psI'iieG-s
..-t AMI r,ufoIed h. sail soi and satj'c to
.sB ti.,..sUIs III. Itqt.-. ~. It's i-e1eA cut
4 .p,..il. .Ss9-
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proved, April 10, 1850.


An Act to repeal an act # he legislature of New
Mexico imposing a oapi;ation tax on b"vine
cattle.
Re il enacted ty the Senate and House If Rep
reSenfsttyeS IF the Quilted States of America IN
Congress assembled. That the act If the legis-
larure Of The Territory Of New Mexico Of Febru-
ary third. eighteen hundred and sNty-nlne and
All at er laws aud parts Of laws If >aIdlesI-lature
imposing a capirlton tax on bovine cattle intro
,iucri into the said Territory from 'ther Terri
To- r-- or State. or the republic # Mexico, he.
and the same are hereby, Cisapproved and re-
pe,led
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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1 Resolution relating I" government bulidlnSs al
Fort fJuen. usS,.ta Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Reprt-sen-
:s;iyes I the Unit states IF America IN Con
.-ress ISsel.bl q That the Secretary OF War be.
and he iIs-eby j.. auth brz ID AM ernpo~eIei -
,!rect the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory. 10 be Constructed o. brlch
isai % aIept th,Se said fort already Con-
-5ructsI OF nrics Provi ed That in his Judgment
builtirgs If that mater ia " II not re more eN-
ie1siyr than building. # WOOD And prov drd
.1Irther, That M appropriation will be necessary
tferefIr-
An1rL,yeI Anil G lSfo.
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rPrhi,c ResoIn,inn-Ne. IL

A Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved hv M Sen re and House Of Eepresen-
tat.yes Of the I'm ted states Of America in Con
yress assembled That the erection of the light
mouse AZ AgEia1i bay, and # other lighthouses
IN the coat Of oregon for which appropriations
have been ~ may he male. shall not be DELAYED
f,r want Of the assent OF the legislature OF the
state 70 the purchase Of the site sites for such
.zI.t-h buses
APPROVED March IS, 1860.
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Public Resolution-No Ill

IuDIic hesolutlbu-Npl IL
Joint Resolution concerning vacancies in the Adj
in ant GereraF's depaf tment.
Be it resolved by the Senate ana HOUSE of Rep
resentatives of the United states of America in
Congress assembled That the vacancies existing in
The Adjut.tut Generals department at the time Of
rte passage Of the act approved Marrh third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. "naking APP
prorr tri"n> for The support # the army for the
year ending June tiirtFeth, eighteen hundred nni
srN cnty. ard for her purpns' 50 be, AMI the
same are hereby, exempted from the operation Of
sid act.
Approved, April 10, 1869
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iM.; ,:.,,
FRO" Mas'lih.t',n 70 ~. ~ Ia r,,,.h
From Springfield TO Victor
Prom Belle fUilh 10 ""'e't'
From Mouton TO tentrev'Iie.
Prom Norwood. in Emmett county, via Antrim
City, to Atwood, III Antrim county, -
From Otto, via Douglass ana Cooihoo'a' 10 d"
bi NEE A.,
From EubbaTdston, Iona county 10 A'hi"'
Gratiot county.
MINNESOTA,
From Lake City, via Peil, Forest Mound t'Glh'
and Viola. 10 Ez'ota.
From Maple fiain, ueuhepii N'"ii''' ~ i"-
America
MISSOURI
Prom Ne'sho TO Seneca
Prom Wheeling To Aipha.
From Carthage TO sarcoxle-
Prom Ne'sho 10 Ben ohNiie- ,;,,. c-,.,,-
From Rose " VIA -" hton p'uen' y -,
field kings Pint, Mount vernon. h"f!oils'iii
and Gaena, To trryv'lle. IN Arkansas
Fr m Narshfield to Dallas
Prom Pry"rs store tot ,lnesvllie.
From stewart-v,lle to Kings City.
From Boyd IL sand pr'hss'
From Competition 10 Plato.
From Queen city to Unianvle
trnm Chillicothe, via Alpha and LindIeS u
Wintervle.
Prom Spring Hill 10 Gaatin.
From Phelps City, via kochfort AMI oultman
to M,ry-yille
From Maysville, via Gentryville to Albany;
FIR IN Ton Mountain, via Believlew and haohn'
to Edger Hill.
From Lebanon to Mountain Grove
NEVADA
From Belmont. via Hot Creek, sii'eT springs
and Te ORA TO Hamilton.
From Humboldt Wells via Ruby Valley, to
Vamilton
From Areenta TO Austin.
From Twin River via silver FeaS, I. faln,f'.',
From Palmetto, interesting the Aurora ana
Silver Peak route in Fish Lake Valley
From Austin. via Hamilton and Treasure Iity,
TO Sherman Town.
From Belmont via San Antonio, Silver Peak.
Palmetto and Fish Lake, to Aurora.
NIB ASIA.
From Arago in the State of Nebraska. to Crais
in the Stale Of Missouri
Prom Beatrice, Gage county. Nebraska via
Caroline and Club Geek, TO faHpufA' eiSo"
conntx Nebra.ka
Frcn Lin-ood to Columbus.
FIR IN Ashland to Columbus e..-..
Missouri.
Frum Susan City, via Eiceyille, to Wells
Mills
NORTH CAROLINA.
From Salem to Jerusalem.
From Leake-vil.e 10 Penn store, an ,reia-
From Jope,boro, via Harrington, Norveli, and
SummerviiIe. to Harnei Court House.
ONO.
From Somerset 10 Lancaster.
prem New Holland 10 fanc"tstiurE
From Marion via Maple nruVe, TO MlnuIelo"h.
3 rom North Liberty t. BentonSlle.
From Lancaster to Somerset.
Prom Corsica t" Steam C"rn+rs
Prom Elmore TO Drewlttvllie.
Form Marietta to Cow Run.
OREGON
From Lewisvilie TO LIN ohE.
PENNsfL'ANA.
From Howard. in Centre county, fehnsS,'''ha
by way Of Walker, haOier-onf-. a.I
vile. to Centre Mills, IN Cent" COUNTY. II.
From GeneSe. IN Potttr county. rms,
by way Of West Brigham and brigham oeuue' "
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CoFEICIAL-l
LAWS OF rnE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
Public Re-oIution-Ne. 5 ]

Resolution relative to consular fees
pesrlvei by the Senate and House Of Represen-
..,iy.. q The Uait-d States Of America in Con
,-ress assembled. Thar section three of chapter
,wo hundred and thirty three Of the public acts
ii the tAury-nInth q ugress, approved July
twenty five. eighteen hundred and siNty-six, be,
and Is herrhv, declared 20 take effect from anu
after Jxausry first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the Treasury in oh-dance To- the provision OF said
-.rtign and which accrued prior TO said nr-t day
4 January, -htseu hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded ont of Consular receipts
Approved, March 20, le69-
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An Act to amend an act entitled An act grant
ing lands t. aid in The construction OF n rat
road and telegraph lie from the Central facific
raiIioad in California to Purti md IN Oregon,
approve July twenty-five. eighteen hundred
and sistv-six.
Re it enacted by Che Senate and Eonseof Rep
re~enrati,es #, the lnite,i State> of Anne lea in
Congress assembled, That section six Of an act
entitled IAN Act granting land t. aid in the
const uctinn Of railroad and telegraph line
from tn Central Pa fic railroad in California, to
Portland in uregnn," appr we'd Juiy twenty
five eighteen hundred and sixty six, he, and he
sumo il he et,y amended 80 as TO allow any rail-
r.ad conpspy heretofore designated by the Leg
islatnre # the state Of Oregon, in accordance
wit, the Il st section of il act, to file ITS as,ent
to such act in the Department Of the Interior
within o wear from the date Of the pass ige Of
this at: and such filing ot its assent, if done
within one wear from the paS-aee hereof, shall
hay,. the me force and effect Ii inteDts and
purp ees as if such assent had been fiji Il vi him
one ar after the passage Of sad act: Provided,
That nothing herein shall impair any tiLhs here
| rofare acquired by any railroad conla'ny un ei
said aet Iot shall said act this amendment lie
construed to en- irie more than one comlrry to a
grant OF l4ud: and provided fur'h'r Ih1' The
| lands granted by the act af rt>ad SHAH lie s"id
to artuai settlers only in quantities not gr'dlrr
| than one quarter section to ore purchase. and
| for n price not exceeding two dollars anu fifty
cents per acre
Approved, April 10. 1859.
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Pnhlic Resolntion-No. III

Public Resolution-No. Il.
A Resolution making San Diego, California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives of the United States Of America i'll Con-
gr. assembled, That San Diego, California be,
and is hereby. created port Of delivery in the
customs collection district of ian Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors Of the dis
trict-
Approved, April TO- 1869.
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| lRu0llc-NOsf.I
| An Act to discontinue Sault Stee Marie. as poft
| of entry in the Superior district, and to estab
lish Marguerite 10 lien thereof.
Be !: ecacted by the Senate and House OF Keep
resei,tat yes OF the United Statesof America IN
Cong ess semb ed, That Sault ste. Marie, in the
district # superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port of entry and that the port Of entry for the
district be, and IS hereby, established at Mar
quefre at which place the collector of The dis
trct shall reside. and deputy collector shall IT,
side at Sault ste. Marie. =,
SEC 2 And be il further enacted, That all
acts and parts of acts conaravening this act be.
and the same are hereby, repealed. This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth da! Of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869
GPuhliC-No 25.
An Act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Mansion.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States If America in
Congress assembled. That the sum Of twenty flve
thousand doiisrs. Appropriated ythe act approved
March third, eighteen hundred ana sixty-nine,
entitled An act making appropriations fr
sund,v civil expenses Of the COVER ment fr the
wear ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and
seventy, ard for other purposes. tr the purpose
If rcfurnshing the Presidents House" Is
here bv made avti!abie such purpose. without,
in any event, increasing the amount vi said ai-
propria ion. $40
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An Act to establish certain post roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United state. Of America in
Congress assembled That the following be estab-
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GEORGES RIVER RAILROAD. MASS MEET.
ING AT WARREN

A mass meeting of those Interested in fin
construction Of the Georges River Nall.>
Railroad WAS held ut Warren, ON SATURDAY
the 29th inst, which was largely attended hl
the citizens Of the different toNu- along thr
line of route
Remarks earnestly advocating the roustup-
ton Of thy road Were ml'., 10y lhc President
of the meeting, Edward Hmgy~s. E~q.. ol
Searsmont, MrS>rs. George Y Creighton
Alexander Crawford, ana Isaac G. Allen ol
Warren Nahum Thur,ton, ESD, Of Union
and j. $. and Thomas Gu~hec Of Appleton.
The speakers took ground for m rarlr su,yo,
of the route The meeting adjourned to mpr'
at Searsmont ON Saturday. June 9Th, aud
broke up With rousin@ cheers tor th,. Ge,o,rr-
River Valley Railroad
The people Of the valley are awake to TN.
Importance of the construction ol tine road
They see = speedy prospect Of speedy coul-
munication with business rrutr,.-, eat lld
west; in Improvement of thcir AN lrpa-~rd
water power. and u further Development u
their agricultural resources. and feel that II
they would Secure these advantages the,
must strike for them now.