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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

The Official Report of Gen. Alfred H. Terry,
commanding the District Of Georgia, upon the
outrages of the Ku-KluX, and the general law
lcssness prevailing in that half-recOnstlucted
State, together with his recommendation OF
measures for restoring order and peace, will
attract attention. Gen. Teriy's statements viii
always command the respect due to an accom-
plished and efficient officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

The suit begun by a son of Victor Hugo
against the RappeI is an evidence that the
Irreconcileables are not happy family. Ger
tainly this party of the Enraged, as they are
newly called by their more spiritless enemies
contains some problematic characters, and not
least NJ. Henri RochefOrt. When those who
altogether sneer at this man as the advocate of
ganrtH government, make his generous loss of
fortune in the cause to which he devoted him
self square with their least critical denuncia-
tons, we may believe the worst said Of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

tba common wealth OF this his Realm WITH Also tho VIZ
tuous exercise of his most loving subjects ana people,
nd 20 avoid that most abOmnabe sin OF idleness out OF
e Realm hath by the advice and consent OF his ors
ord con,nons in Parliament assembled, ordained aud
enacted" &c.
The whole body of international Economy
ia in this preamble. The truths it announced
then are truths now. The nation that imports
the manufactured goods it consumes Is pun
ished with the enforced idleness oil o fargo
proportion of its men, women, ana ehllu'en'
with poverty, public and private; IN inc emu,
with national decay and ruin. Gods laws OIL
industry have been appointed to natiohs as
well as individuals. The penalties for tleir
infringement are as inexorably visited on states
az they are on the men who, "vOid oil under-
"standing,n fold their hands to sleep upon
their unemployed capital, deaf to the DIVINE
threatening-" So shall thy poverty come as
Zone that traveletb, and thy want as an armed
"man.n
And, on the contrary, it is as true now as 1t
was when the British Parliament enacted the
first law for the encouragement of the British
manufacture of Linen, that the countries when
make and export cloth, iron, steel, copper ana
other products of industry, are, in the strlk-
ingly wise words of that law, greatly en-
riched, and q marvellous great number OF
their people, men, women, and children, are
set on work and occupation and kept rom
"ideness, to tho great furtherance ana au'
vancement of their common wealth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

We do not see how it could be expected that
the Cuban negroes would take sides with the
Spanish party, which holds them in slavery,
against the Republican party, which offers them
freedom. If Captain General dc Rodas desires
to prevent the slave conspiracies and insurrec-
tons which lie has been attempting to sup
press by the most terrible measures of cruelty
let him proclaim the emancipation Of the shares
under the war powers Of which he is pos
sessed, as President Lincoln did in 1863. lie
should take this step promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Winnipcg has taken q savage whim, we hear,
and gone bufalo-hunting-lc her indcpcnd-
cree TO take care of itself! This cccentrcity
is n vice of the blood, perhaps; but has IT any
thing to do with the charge that corruption
fnpd had been established in the territory To
create a half-breed sentiment in favor ot Cana
dian olllcials7 BE this as it may, the Red
River difficulty is not yet ont of sight, or our
nctchprrs across the line would not recall such
a statement ms that made by the English
Statesman Ellce in 1857. Elice, who was well
acquainted with Canada. considered 1t cX-
tremely difficult to govern the Red Kver
country. "First of all" he continued, there
ais the immediate vicinity of our nciGhDors,
"the Americans. Nobody is aware OF the
"money it would cost to make practicable roads,
(" to establish and maintain posts in an unset
at tied country during the Winter. The natural
" communication with the Red River and all
the prairie countries is through America
however you may wish to establish political
"boundarics. No one is aware how soon events
~Maythrow the traffic into the channel intended
y for il by nature. There is no kind OF obstacle
river, or lake, or ridge, or mountains, to OBJ
&" struct communication between Minnesota and
" Red River This is sufficiently significant
Int Mr.. Ellicc went on to declare that he
thought it wholly "illusory expecting To settle
=" Red River except by settlements pushing up
" southwark and going across the PLAIN from
% the United States Whatever leaning the
Winnipegs hayo for annexation Is thus OK
planned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Banking act and promote the resumption OF specie pay
nents and to regulate appointments TO Office which
makes 1t a mlsdemeanor for Member OF congress 10
recommend person for office unless requested 10 40 So
by the President; In the House. bills were introduced LOT
the repeal of tho TenureoOce act and for the adolf
ton Of the ranking privilege
Our Charter Election passed of quietly ana large
vote was poled by the Democrats. = Peter r. Burhe'
leader in the riots OF 1862 shot In political as
turbance = singular case Of homicide Is reported
at Astoria L. l. =- r. B. Caldwell, CHIEF actor IN the
drawback frauds is in prison in Canada on another
charge So Gold, 1921 2St 1894. Temperature II, 20,
o. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Rochefort was never fitted to be great leader;
he may never have the power to MAKE Vi MAJ
o revolution but he Is a man OF Dlili',i'' "'"''
as His Majesty of France is aware anu III al
issue between a lampooner and usurper' mas
claims upon our sympathies. The lrrecohci,e-
ables represent all at this time that is avoWeuiy
Republican in France. 1t would be strange
indeed. if we found no merit in them, because
France fearfully prefers to tolerate Its Ed
peror. and because these Radicals are few.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

On tomorrow evening New-YOrk is to enjoy
its only opportunity of hearing the famous
Carmeite preacher of Notro Dame rather
Hyacinthe speaks at the Academy OF Music,
for the benefit of the French benevolent
societies, and the great building is sure to be
packed to the highest gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Gen. Butler yesterday renewed his war on
the living remnant o. the Tenure Office
bill, in accordance with the recommendation
embodied in the Presidents Message. Gen.
BIS bill will easily pass the House, but its
fate in the Senate is doubtful. We judge,
however that il will pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

The Revenue Detectives are on the track OF
r. b. Caldwell, the principal actor in the draw
back frauds with BlatchfOrd and others. Cald-
well is safe enough, being in prison at Mon
treal on an offeuse not bailable. 1t is to be
hoped that his presence will speedily be Sc
cured, and the whole story of these frauds be
brourLt TO light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

The Senate has placed Mr.. Morrill, at the
head of the Committee of Appropriations.
The country will look to him for rigid exam
ination of the bills and fight against extrava-
gance, such as have not always been secured
at the hands of this Committee.
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.

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UPTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr.. +. II. Brown has opened Office at No 81
West ThrtyseeOndst junction OF Broadway and Sixth
ave, where advertisements for The TRIBUNE will be
received up TO a in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
THE DUTY ON IRON AND sTEEL-THE COINAGE
DURING THE PAST YEAR-EsrIMATEs OF TIE
PosTMASTER- GENERAL-THE COTTON CROP.

The Committee of Ways and Means receiyed!todly
renort from Mr. Kelley OF the subcommittee, In when
IL is proposed to let duties iron stand generally as
thew are but to raise the duties steel and nickel Inc
indca Ions are that the Committee Will propose duty
ON iron Of o. or ST. instead OF the present duty OF ~
There Is but little likelihood that the committee WIZ 10
ready 10 report next Monday. -, a., 49,,
The report OF the Director Of the Mint gives the total
coinage for the last fiscal year follows: Gold. tnsl
ess silver SslO7i6 Nickel copper, and bronze slSoo.
The gold coined at Philadelphia was SlIs63I AZ osn
as6s0lOO silver az Phiiadepha. b3t,ita' ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-17
THE OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY Rrcop,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Sept. II
The market opened little off from yes.
'erdays prices. 2O00 bbls were sold
5. o. 80 days at 1855; 1000 S. O. 30 davs
$3.50; 1000 spot at $545.
Shipments, 2l46 barrels
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
N o 7 [ (
W. |. GOODS AND Gro-;s~

invite their friend a.I-i.
It'd sr4.a-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
JUDICIARY.
OFFICE OF TIE ATTORNEY GrNERAL.

OFFICE OF TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
For salaries Of the Attorney General
law clerk, and chief clerk. two clerks Of
class four, two clerks of class three, one
clerk Of class one, and one messenger III
his office, twenty-five thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For salaries of two assistant Attorneys
General, at four thousand dollars each,
eight thousand dollars.
For salary of one clerk, two thousand
dollars.
For salary of two clerks of class four,
three thousand six hundred dollars.
Contingent expenses OF the Office of the
Attorney General, namely:
For fuel, labor, furniture, stationery
and miscellaneous items, ten thousand
dollars.
For purchase of law and ncccssar,
books for the office of the Attorney Gen,
eral, one thousand dollars.
JUSTICES OF TIE SUPREME COURT or
TIE NTrED STATES.
For salaries OF the Chief Justice an,
six associate justices, tOrty-twO lhOu>;tn
five hundred dollars.
For one associate justice, six thousan
dollars.
For travelling expenses Of the judy
assigned to the tenth circuit tor attcndir;
session Of the Supreme Court Of the nit
ed States, one thousand dollars
For salaries of the district judges G
the United States, one hundred and six
ty-iive thousand dollars.
For salaries of the chief Justice of IT,
supreme court of the District OF Colurn
bi;. the associate jud pes, arrl j,.dge Ct
the orphans' court, nineteen thouSan
dollars
For salary of the reporter O; the ii,
ci>ion- of the Supreme Court OF the Uni
ed States, two thousand five hurdrr'
dollars
For compensation of the district At
torncye, twelve thousand five hundle'
dolllrs.
For compensation of the district MAJ
shals. fourteen thousand eight hIndrc,
dollars.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted
That the heads of the srv raj cNccutiy
departments be, md they are hereby. ii
rect, to report AT tlie opening of til
session If Congress beginning on the iii,
Monday OF December ncxt, the numhc
of desks in their several departments, {.
number of clerks in their st, RI dopaI
mcnts. the number empioved therein dun
ire the preceding ti>'al wear, when Ell
p .rcd and when discharged, and I'll
amcu"u e" c"npen- 'ri"u received y
each. 81. var q .'io'. j. n"v. ca l.
madr in rhr nun = ct ... o. q.
grndr.
Approved, Match ). Ie-".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
Best Cabinet Organs
At Lowest Prices.

That the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet and Metropolitan
Organs the best in the world il proved by the almost
unanimous opinion OF professional muscian- by the
award tn til m of s'v-uty five gold and liver medals
other hight premiums, principal ind rti i comp III
ton. within few years. including the dial the
Paris opposition, and by cal very much greater than
thai Of any similar inst nm,nt- This Company usn-
fscture only frt-clS-s instruments. and viii not make
cheap ogan- At price, suffer inferior instu
INT TO bear their Having, greatly increased
their facilities for manuac by tuci int duct of
machinery and othcTwi-e. they making ictt.r
organs than before, 1t increased my in
which, in accordincr with tn tixt policy OF -clln
alr 1t as ,munerativc profit they offer
ing prices # inferior -Four organs PLAIN
case, $50. Five oTyl-, double d. roll
id walnut case carved and pan, led with tiv" pz wi
ola diapa-on, neodit, Flute. Tremula ~ $40. other
tycr in prof. OTtio,. Circulars with fun par'icunr
Including accurate drawings OF differ, mt yr
orgar and much iuforna ion which will he If service
every pu: chaser of gan viii be FIRE and
po.t - paid. t. any desiring them MASON y
hAhLI> ORGAN Co. l5i fremont St. Boston: 5'G
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
The Most Useful GAS LIGHT Ever Invent
ed.
80 per cent. of Oil saved.
No More Broken ChlmneyS.

Ardrcws' ,iss G.ncra,or or ..poulIc cylinder ,;-s
Gru-rntu- Not Kinney Lamp" ant us ~ il
II, cun-iAts tn. employ 0f rtora'cd
lin CYLINDER In-idr Other, and connected
g,rhsr 10y ext hiding from the the UAtr
ylindcr, and ptc,I rp,u ordinary Lamp turner in
4Ch 4 that ty the 1durltt i through the
PEI forItr lin Cylinder and hy The drAu:ht occs-iOl'ud
the .an,, The smoke and surplus cirb Esuul
ID md glli.iII' I'd lrlr-- gas hSht l. obtained
IL w, know that the break &c vance.
Clfain'y and in kcr ping UP the Ordinary
Glsss Chmu' Lamp his been GrvI .rI.b back ia III
rudug ill.,, til Car on Petroleum
oils I ticneratoI VI via al. tn &C. diff tcs. he
dr- lvup thirty lar per cen. 81 oil over The "Fdina
Lamp II CsnEUt g,t OF order nor II cannot ~
pludr. IL will mt blow ALWAYS safe and
v"n and she cheapest nd beet gh' i'll AMI
will nly be used il every residence throughout the
country.
Thee hurucrs are for sale bv SiMI FL BAILEY 4
co.. Mcl.a ems W.. ao' acn'H for CALEDONIA county.
mt by mail, portage p-id, Of pTicc,-6" ct-
= state. unity, town rights Tor -I'c hlt I'll!
terms. Az" 1 wanted -Nddrr--, :. BAILEY co.
Mel arsur VI $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
Word to the Wise is Sufficient.

burlington Vegetable Cough Syrlp i-
dy for ha: dreadful rCOur,' of infancy AMI cnidho d.
the Group Away keep she VI dicinc uy yoa. ADJ
for ,rnult II il Al the bet article III fuI
Whoopui. Cough Io- al. 10y the Iropsi~,o or, IL.
II. BURLINGTON. Whulcs.lv Druggist, Providence.
hy IT. ,,lpr.l 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

An Act making appropriations Tor sun.
dry civil expenses of the government
tor the year ending June thirieih.
eighteen hundred and -eIe. ", and irr
o'Aer pun .."scs.
BE II enacted ny the Senate aud House
OF Representatives Of the United STATE
of America n Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated. for the objects
hereinafter expressed, for the fiscal veal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
WHAT ARE

THEY ARE NOT y VILE FANCY DRINK.
Made Of poor Rum, Whi-k.y Proof Spiiz and rcfI-..
Lickor dot rcd, -piccd -vvrt ned pl,",-r he
taste al ed Tonirr" ''Aplutiz.r-, '-Ec-tnr,r Nc
that Leaf the rippl IN to duukcnnc-- mi Iuin, hut
Medicine, made ON tn. Native Roots and
Icrs of California, free iron, all tChnh lie Stiuulnur.
The the great HLnn!rrTH FIR md LIFE" .vI>u
PEI>CIPN- prrtcc' Rrnovutu ind Inv rnrltor of th,
" tenn, cirrynl. OH poi ter. q rr-tur
the hlor! to II at.y condition. W p Tx.
these Bitter according to the directions md rcu'in
long uuwrll @lOn Will he -iy for 80 inou L. ca e..
rviding the on's no -trlycd 10y min ri poi
o'hcr mean, and the vital -,an Wi-t ho yuud
the point of repair.
FoE FL>MMATnEl A>n EHrr>IC EHFI NNTI~M.
>Sp Ni'TT, DYSPEPSIA. "E INrIT ST "N, IHItnu.
RrMITTEST ANp l>T ENIrrr%T FENTES, D,sTN-!-
or THE BIprp. LIVE. kIp~TY-. AND IiI.Nii,'''.
THESE RITTLE, have been meet nj. -. h y e.
cared hy vIrI>rEp HL""I' which i ,,irrll-
" p'dicod hy dcrl' GENET Of thu u l,r rive gam.
e, th' vi lated Boz. win nrvcr lou find T. i'm
pri is bur n IL. ou, he xxi in implc- iton.,
Surcr clrausc il q. h INT it ole ructcl Il
Il ';g-h III the v"in- leans it when II il fuil, aud
y"Ir 'cclin"- will I'll YOU VII 4 the bloo hc2lhy
aud a will well
These Itt glide pill, II del cht the cy,
pcar int fancy, ut Inrii al prepare ion, co1upo
of IA bet - 'ul in; ,di ut kU WI. III sr al
Alternative, T"nc, uur, Scdativ. ihor tie, AMI
Cent T. r,:itivr The Lite Of I'll --h = h" Hio,d
thereof" !mify ;hc o1d lrd the health 9th, .olr
system vii follow. !. WN.kEI;, iropIict.r
H. IL. Me- .'\tLD & co.. nsu -i-- and t.i ~. T..
sun iIInci-Cu and SICrIuvutu. Al and and !
CONNIE 81 turning from 'ro N,r - . ,r,y. =.
SOLD BN ALI. Bl.lrGISra AND D.'\Li.l.>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

Read what TIE editor of the Cincinnati Times SAYS
of AllcIz Lung Rai-tm:
A em.,rk .hlc turr.-Nr. samuel Levi. OF the
old pionc, tiu' :';. very long apQar utly
the last stages Of Consumption. and given ~. By pHyr
cian. when kind friend recommended nm TO use
Aliens Lung Ralsam. He lid 81, and Immediately
commenc recovering. and Il now able To attend TO
businrs He say: In tr th, may il hL- saved
my If" MI Levi j, well kno" In Cincinnati. and
hr fullest Confidence may be pl ccd in his TT
L. is due, tn tore, To tn" community. specially tho
sufcrin. uud thi- terrible malady, thl III" ful -,
publ ciry be given sch marvel cures, t!tI other
suite, r, anil thrn.-rvr- # the remedy v IA
pl, are, n fer TO tIi- cur. From
knuNlcdr, Of tn" lit 81 tins client Nt-am, and
what 4 H. it, think II -tuuli &C.
used ly al per -tfrrn from l Cuu-r,
pulmonary upli N: We hear h't rl.I.y IA adv IL
ed in c. IA imp ION have b IN cured hv use $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
1aurllu i Cos Column.

C,UAPpgD HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIPS, &C
I cured once 10y the use Of Hegemans Canphor ice
weather see that you get the genuine. Sold by Drug
si,t, Price, - cents per hoN rent y mail for - cent
UEGEMAN & CO.. New York. L. q. BOX 2t2N. sy"2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

cured # n'.r,-s .,ul G. t,rr D.. rmplr rem
ely. an! vii sud hr cci,' :r,..
$50 Nils. VI. Z. Lt,,'I.TT. Hot ken. y H.
uINrnA1 How mad. in 10 hou-. ,it!sorr
blNEUHSI IrI'-. F.r 'i-cUl - addr,s l..
SAGE, NIuy-lr No.k-. trp.f.yvcll. Z o.. =
ATFNrS WANTED FOR RLTuHT THE rurl
FLIGHTS AND BEHIND TIE s,E<IS. hy ui-
Logan \ iG.-;onrd :upiI : lin book. \ couil-t,
,rp5-c t., .o-.,ard pt-r-; CO. ru-,r..,i.--.
rrosprctu. i sample free t. Agent r>ENr liz. .
CO.. r.iltl,i, lila, OF NIH II. e; -,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
DEATH TO PIN WORMS.

Eminent Ply-isians =sy that more sickness ,u,cn@
children results from IinWo'm than f-r... any other
safe and cif"ctGal remedy for these tsnh
some and often dangerous pet is found in Dir.
GOULDs PIN-woRM SYEjr. Cur FOR ,dul- and
children warranted without injury to health I:,, =
cent?. GEO. {. GOODWIN l. 90, Boston, and all
druggists. tapr1.U
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
TIE lCALEDONIAN.
LAWS OF THE L. >.


Passed at the Second Session of the Forueth
Congress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
Yrgal.
Edwin G. Gilson's Estate.
Robert Halls Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In probate court h'.
Ca.,nIia District. s. at the pr"hLc oihCr, 10
81 Jhnsbury in said district the 31th day OF No
vember, A ID. lo6y.
George l. Hall Executor of the last viii AMI Tesla
ment ui Robert Hail. late OF RycSate i'll said district
,ieceaspd his administration account i"T
examination and allowance, and makes Application
Tor distribution and pdTtil":! oil The t>td''
U said deceased. ..,..
Whereupon ordered by said court, that s.'id ac
count aud application be referred 10 session q" "a
court 10 be Led probate Office ia - J"hi'>' A
on the 10Th day Dec. A u. >U9, Tor h"hTiiis an"
sil thereon And II Is frIhOT vr;, Erl, That Lutl,v |
given all PERSONS Interested. 10! put.i'at" '' '
same thTs, weeks sue >aIycIN III Inc 'h'''il-"'
new -paI,-r published 81. JJhHsuuTs previous Z" -
lime app ,!Itcd hearing, that the, uthS "p'"dI
suII time and place show CiL-c, II they Ia.
n.y. WHY said account should t Gilu we'd and SUE o.
decree made by tLt C1li L it'''st'
IS w Asa l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
For salaries Of governor, chief justice
and two associate .indg"~, and secretary.
Twelve III uSand dollars.
For contingen! expenses of said Terri
tory. fifteen bundled dollars
For Interpreter and translator in the
executive office, five hundred dollars.
TEhMToRY OF UTAH.
For salaries of governor, chiet justice
two associate judge, and secretary,
twelve thousand collars.
For CONTINGENT expenses OF the 1crr' -
tory, fifteen hundred dollars.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
For salaries of governor, chief justice.
two associate judges, and secretary,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Terri
tory, fifteen hundred dollars,
TERRITORY OF COLORADO.
For salaries of governor and superin-
tendent of Indian affairs, chief justice
and two associate judges, and secretary,
eleven thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
For salaries of governor and superin-
tendent of Indian affairs, chief justice
and two associate judges, and sccrc AIRY,
twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
For salaries of governor, chief justice
and two associate judges, and secretary,
twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
For interpreter and translator in the
executive office, five hundred dollars.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO.
For salaries of governor and supcrn-
tendent Of Indian affairs, chief justice and
two associate judges, and secretary, twelve
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars
TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
For compensation of governor and SUI
pcriniendcnt of Indian affairs, chief jus
ticc and two associate judges, and secrc-
tary, twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.
For salaries of governor and Supcrin
tcndcnt OF Indian affairs, chief Justice.
two associate justices, and secretary,
twelve thousand three hur.hvd drllars.
For contingent expenses OF the Terri
tory. one thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of tie
members of the legislative assembly, oti
GERS, clerks, and contingent expenses Of
the assembly, twenty thousand DOLLAR
Provided. That hereafter ihc memb, =
of both branches OF the legislative assem-
blics of the several Territories shall Ia
chosen for the term OF two years, and the
sessions oil the legislative assemblies shAi:
he biennial. And each territorial legs
lature shall, AT Its first Session after tho
passage of this act. make provision hs
law for carrying this act into effect.