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approved. April l6. 1859


o.
Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rolemeL.t # c., tain appropi ation acts approved
Ma CHI Sd, 1869.
BE il resolved b. the Senate and House Of Rep
re.entatives If The United staies OF Anne lea in
Co, gress assembled, That the fIlo~ ing iiem-,
omiI ted in the eDrlment Il appropria i'm acts
approved March third. eighteen hundred and
Sky mine, lie, and the lame are hereby, -
am Daed, nade valid ror ions Of the acts from
which Il ey omitted. viz:
in the - ct making appropriations for the
legislative. eaecntiv-, and judicial exp. naes Il
the government for the ear endn The thirtiefh
f june eighteen iundre and seventy after
thu provlso t"Ihe pai az, alh on'n encng For
salaI ies and * peises coli, cto,s,
distant as.esx. rs revenue agents." &c, insert:
Provided further That after The passage Of
his act he Ir =, ietns If all internal revenue
bonded wal chou, Is shall reimhurs. t., the United
stafes the expenses and salar, OF II u rrke pere
~ .fher Officers in chai re. If such warehouses,
and he same hall he paid Inin the treasury and
nccou, ted fir Ike ther ruilic moneys
In The "act making app CARNATIONS for sundry
civil expenses 4 the government Tor thu year
en-. ing June tiirtieih. eighteen hundred and sew
eniy and for other pui p -.s,' unier the heading
Public Buildings and Ground-." before tie
il. III :. For p"y Of lrnpighfe :, ga i'tirg, &c
ius-,t fur ligh;ii g the Capt., ana Pre- idents
house and p'bln gr. un around Them and around
the executive Offices, ii'itty thousand dollaIs"
Approved, March %, 1861.
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Pub ic-No- 81.
An act to certain grants of land to the Stat
of Aial..InN.

An act to renew Certain grants OF Il TO the S1att
of Alabama.
BE il enacted by the nate and II ,nse Of Rep
res-ntarives of the United Stats Of America u,
Congress, assembl, d. That much of the giant
of lands ma e the State of Alabama by T. e act
of Congress a proved June three, eighteen hun
bred and fifty tx, ent tied % An act antin.
% hc lands in alternate section TO tie State Of
4isbacis. to aid in the construction OF &C. tul
! 70 ilroads in said state" were & an'ed u as
sist in the bulldog Of railroads - from rear
G.is,ien to some p int on the alabama ard Mr.
Sissip,i state line IN direction t. The No.'De
AID m 10 railroad with a view 10 connect with
the sud :. bile and Ohio railroad " and - from
Gidsien to ct with the tie rgia am ! en
nessee ami Tennessee lbe Of railroads Through
Chattonra, Wills and Lockout Valleys Is
hereby revived and renewed, subject t. all the
conditions ard restrictions contained in the act
referred II. and -uhjecr The fur her limit ii n
thai if either # the said railroads l. Not
pleted within three years from the time of the
passage If this act further sale stall be made
the benefit If such raiiruai, AID the lands ur-
sill shall revert TO the United States; IruvI1et,
Tn 1t the lands granted by the act hereby Ie-
vivei, except mineral lands, shall be soli to
actual settlers only in quantities t greater than
one-gGarter sectIon to one pun Chaser, AMI Tor "a
rric- not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents
per acre.
SEQ. = And be it further enacted, That the
right, power amt authority is hereby given 10
the companies building the af resaid rain ads t.
take the public lands adjacent to the lilies IT
said rair i> EARTH stone and other mater ial for
the cons tructi thereof: and the right II way is
hereby graz ted t. The extent of on- hundred feet
in width on each ride OF said railroads where they
may SO over the pabl~ lands uling neces-
sary grounds fr stations and ST. uctures Connected
staticI-
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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Approved. March ., 1869.

An Act TO amend act entitled s. An act grant
ing lands t. aid in the c Construction at a rail
road and tel-g r.ph Ii Fl, the Central Fac fic
rail. cad ia California. L. Por1l mi IN Oregon,
approve July twenty five, eighteen hundred
and 81 ty-six-
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Rep
re>en, atives If the United sta1es of Anne lea in
Congress assembled. y hat section Elk 4 an act
entitled IAN Act granting aud 10 aid IN the
cunsts nc;i"n Of railroad ami relegt aph line
from TIL Central Pa Ifc Ialruad III CalifJrnia, 10
Porth d in ,r.gnn." apr v-d July twenty
five eighteen hundred and >ixty six, lie. and the
same is lie -by. amended 70 as To allow any rail
rad company he etofre d, signated by the Leg
stature If the stale Of 0iegon, in accordance
witt the FIST section of i'd act, to file its assent
to such act in the DEP rtment Il he Interior
within one FROM the date of the passage If
this at: and such filing o. its assent, if don.
wi hin one year from the passage hereof, shsll
have the ,nie force ard effect TO IL inients and
1 urp~ees "a if such ascent had been hl-d vi hin
one y ar after tie passage Of said act: Provided,
That nothing herein shall impair any ishts here
nfre acquired by any railroad coi,any nm er
said act, nor sha,l laid act or this amendment Be
c.. n.trued TO en- tile more than one company to a
grant Of band: And provided furth,r. That the
ad- granted by the act aforesaid shall lie sold
to actual settlers only, in quantities not greater
than quarter secti.n to one purchaser, aud
for price not exceeding two dollais ana fifty
cents PEI acre
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fpublie Resosut;oa-No.a1


/ IS00uc Re9oUnO0-N0s -
A Resolution respecting the provisional govern.
~ msnts ofvirgina and Tsxas,
Resolved by the Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the persons now holding
civil Offices in the prvyisona. governments II Vir-
gina and Texas, who cannot take and subscribe
tue oath prescribed by the act entitled 90 An act
to pI escribe an oath of Office and for other pur-
poses approved July 2, 1862, shall. on the pas
sac of thus resnluti, n. be removed thertfr III /;
and it shall be the ,uty of the district an l.
ets to fill tho ,acancies a'ed by tue app int
ment # persons vino take raid oath; pro-
viled hat the provisions # this resolution shall
not apply t. persons y ho. BY of the re
moval their disabilities as p ovide'i in the
four zenith anne dment to The Cons itution shall
have On lifted Tor any office N pursu nee Of the
act entitled An act pr Glib NJ oath + office
by persons from whom lega. disabilities shall have
been removed,'' apr, we'd July eleventh, eigh-
he. and hereby extended t., and naie appii-
cable to the stale of Mississippi
ScHuY ER Co,1ax.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
b +. wApR.
President of the Senate pro tempore.
End rsed by the President: +" Re- eived febru-
Rry eth, Leo"
[N,te by the Department Of State Tho 70 e.
going Iesv utica having been presented to The
President of the Unit@'i tate- tor his al prova,
md not lavins been returned by HIM 10 the |
D If Co gress where it or ginatet within the
time, pres Iibed byt Cmstii ution, { the United |
states has hec me a Law wis hiss apr val
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Approved, April 10. 1850.
Public Res ,l.tion- No. ISL

Res luton epal ling b.na fde settlers to pur-
| chase certain lands acquired from he treat and
Little Oease tribe OF Indians.
R-sulved by the senate and House Of Repre-
sentarives OF the Uniied States If America in
Congress assemble ., That any bona tide TIL T
residing upon any portion of he lands s'lo to the
Unitrd States BY virtue Of the first and second
Articles Of the treaty conciu'ied between The
United States and the Great and Little Osag-
ibe # Indians. september twenty -ninth. eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-fve. and 'siaimed
January twenty fr.t, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seyen, wh is citizen If tho United states
or shall have DECLARED his intention TO become.
citizen Of h., United Stsfes shall be, and hereby
is entitled to purchase the same in quantity not
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, at pric-
If one dollar and twenty cents per acre.
within two years from the passage If Il is act.
under such rules and reSuia ionsas may be pre-
&C, ibe,i by the Seer ry of the Interior: rro-
sid-d, however, That both the odd and even
mbered sections of the said lanes shall be sub
ject to setti. menr and lie - above provided:
Aud provi ed further haf the sixteenth ami
rhii ty-sxth .ections Oh town hip of said
Iap,is shall be reser for Stat sch,u! purposes
in accordance wit Ihe provisions OF the ACT If
admission Of the State of ka,,ea> Provided, hJw
ever, That nothing N this act shall be construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in ally other party or parties
Approved, April 10, lSo9.
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Tsublic YES lu.icn-No. l4l

Resolution re-pecti,g the retirement Of the
Brev-t Major G.u.Jal = p Hen zeln:an.
Resolv. d by lie senate and Ho,se Of Repre-
senia ives Of the Bt.d .tafes Of America in Con-
GEES assembled. IT at ih- President # the
Urit,d states lie, ard he is hereby. authorized to
p,ace the name 1T Br~yet Majr General >.
iIieniz. Imam on The re'i ed i>f of the army, with
the iul rank the comm md he,n by him when
wounded. accoI dance with sections sixteen and
seventeen Of the act Of August. eighteen hun
d. ed and six -one and section thirty tvp Il the
art & July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
ASprossa. 'Apsa 10. Isse. = q ~
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Public Res ,lu tioG-No. 6.l

Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction Of
the Gus ouse at Bangor. Maine.
B. it resolved by the Senate AMI H use of Rep
,esentsfiv-s Of the Unite,i ate OF America in
onyres, assembled, That the secretary of tile
Treasury be auth,rIze,i t. make a present appi
,ri,n Of the went five th.,us.nd ,,llars pro
pri.re at The Lest session IF The frieth congress
for the Bangor custom hons. and public buildings.
the same be applied to the use I,rovi ed il. said
-pprupri .tion not hereby increasing the said APP
preparation as her-t,f re male
Approved, April 8, 1853.
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An Act to discontinue Sault Stea Marie. ~ . port
Of entry in the Superior district, and to estab-
lish Marquette in lieu thereof
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseutatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That Sault ste. Marie, in the
district Of Superior, is hereby discontinued a. a
port of entry, and that the port Of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, established ut Mar
quette, at which place the collector of the dis
trict shall reside, and deputy collector shall re-
side at Sault ste. Marie.
SEC .. And be it further enacted, That all
acts and parts of acts cvnsravening this act be
and the same are hereby, repealed. This act
shall take effect frum and after the tenth day of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869.
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4 q Act regulating tire right. of property of mar
,iei w"Iuan in the i-trict at Columbia
Ee il enscted hy the Senate ard ll.u'e Of Rep
res. natives If the tnit,d States Of America In
10 gre-> assembled, That in the District of Col
unii.ia the right ola married woman 10 any
pr Teiiy. PER- nal real. le'onying 10 her ~
tie time Of marriage. or acquired during mar
risge in any o:h-r ~sy ihan by gift or convey
s,nce from her hust'Hnd, sh,l he abs in'e as II
he were femme snie and 81 il mt h- SUI jet to
the dispo-ai ~ her In lini nor he liable for l,i>
debit: but such nssrrie6 woman may convey de
wise. ard h~queHih he e me. or "ny Inieres'
'btT. in. H. the zane manner and with Ike effect
rs II she were nn- niiie'.
Sac : And be il further enacted, That any
mairie' w'nan riny c,ariact, ard ere and be
su.d in her own name. in al mat err Having n
alton To her sole and separate property in the
SINE manner = il she uhmai ried: but
neither her husband nor his property shall BE-
hound TO any such Contract nor lislle Tor any re-
covrYy again,t leT ia rny such snit, Int judge
nent may 10 infofced l., execution against her
sole -, arafe eetsto in he same manner asif
shs aeFa sole. -rrsv
Approved, Apsil 10. 1870
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Public Res,lution-Eo. 90. |

Joint Resolution granting the right of way for
the construction Of railr ad ., ON point a; ct
near Porfl nd, Greg n, g. a p int wss' OF the
Csscai~ mountains, IN Wa hingfon T-rIitory
Railroad C.mpany be. and hereby is authorized
to extend IT'S Lranra line frrm pn nj At or near
Portland, reg n, TO some suitable point On Puget
erund, to be d-rernin-d by said company, and
alsn to connect he ZANE with its main line est
If the Ca- ade mountain, in the Territory Of
" ashine:on: i'll extension being subject IL all
The c. nditions and provisions. and ssid many
in respect thereto beire entitled to all the igits
and privileges CON erred by the act incorporating
said COMPANY. and AL acts additional Ia aud
sm-ndsf.ry the, cot Provided That said Conn
pspy sha,l not lie entitled I" subsidy in money
boads, az mddi / nal lands Of he Unitei ftat 8,
in Pect TO said exit nsi n II its branch line -
nj r-ead exc. pt sucb lands a. may be included u.
the vi bt of way the lii Of such ext nsion as
il may b. located: And provided further. That
., leas twenty-five miles Of sid extensn n .ba
he cunstr uct.d before the s-cond day Il July.
ri hteen hu, dfed and s.venty-one. and forty
miles per year rherea ter until the wh 10 Of said
extern i'm shall lie c. mrlet d.
Approved, April 10. lsfe.
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Public Resolution-No. l. I

A Resolution authorizing the rem wal fthe pub
lie stables. steam mill, and ether build
ing- from the C-pit grounds
4 solved by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sen atiyes the United States If america In Con
gree, Assembled, 1hst the 6ffirer in charge Of
the C.pi u extension be, an he IS h ieby, author
iz-n t, clear from the Capitol q unrs the Iuh-
lie stables steam law mill, and snch othe. build
ir..- rs are fnr further to the wax on The
Capitol extension
Approved. March ., 1862.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF wsi. Il. PARKINSON, DEcEAeKp
NOTICE IS nERLhY GIVEN BY THE UH-
IN dersie ned, Administrator Of II abdye named
Estate to the rethtors f, az all persons having
clains against said :ceae ed, toexhibit The Same,
with the Necessary vuuci eis vi hin ten months
from the q 1t ubicat ien of This n.tics, to tls
undersigned, At the once Of Wells, Fargo 4 &C. !.
'Ciiicn City, Nevada.
THEO. A. HALF,
EI 5fii Administr Itor Of aid E6faee.
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Approved April 10, 1869.
Public Fesolu,ion-No. III

Public Feslution-No. II.
A Resolution making san Diego, California = pur,
of delivery.
Pesplyed bv the enate aud House Of Reprcsen-
ta,ivea # the United States Of America liz Con-
or. So assembled, 1hat San Diego, California be
and 10 hereby, created aport If delivery In the
Gust ms collection district If an Francisco, and
hat the deputy collector OF that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors VI the dis
trict-
Approved, April 10. 1860.
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Public Rssoluticn-NO ISL
lfuDAsC n0>osuUco-NO Id.
4 Rsooiutius for the protection Of soldiers ant
their heirn

Reoolutiun for the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs.
Fee lved BY the Senate and uou-e Of Repro
esos ssss Of the United States Of America in C.n
ere0 aasenbl d. That the a,coua ing oshces . Of
the trea- ury md pay depar n,-nt who are charge
9Th the osetIement and y yn~nt It bountie- due
Us idien 1T th-ir heirs BE-. and they are hereby.
directed to pay -ause To lie paid the sum- found
tos 70 shs Aid ldies their heirs in pe4-cn,
Or BY transmitting the amount to them di ect in
sdrzfs Or drafts, pAyabie to his. her. Or their
sstrr - thrvuxh thu IRE dmen's Burean, or
ftass agent .ppin'ed -pecraly fr that pur-
puss ~ g,vrrlw.r- u national asylums or peusiUn
aesoe Of The district where he she, q they may
s6Ae, and ust a. any claim . ent Or upon any
psser Il astorssy. Transfer. or assignment
60. =. Ard 10 II further resolved. That any
S(8csr % eissk VI any vi the executive depart
Esnt. Of tho 6 .vernnent Who shall be lawfully
detailed to investigate frands. or attempts To do
fTand. the s.yernnsent. or any irr-Kul .rity
nios'o1act u any officer ct agent 81 The United
1a.fea, hall have p,~er 70 administer oaihs g.
a1SSsits taken the eou - Of any such iuvs- IT,
gasioa-
SIC 3. And BE- it further res lvej, That the
Tres allowed by 10 attorneys agent shall
- reserved By the isy department said pension
agent anf pail said agent .tt fney " hen
sny such fees da. for services rendered n pre-
curing -ueh bounty or b.unties, and not oiher-
wise
APPROX d. spri! TO- 1859
lpuaiie Ress.usion-NO. IL.
JJlst E-so ution luihor ~ NJ the transfer nf GER
tain prupristi,n> heret. re made.
BE i; Trs lived BY The Sp.te and ii,use Of Rep
Preventative. Of tie United Ssst-.pf Americs IN
Countess 49, nab e,l. hat the Seer, ta,y ~ the
reISir, be ant he II hereby. authorized aud di-
,ectei the sum - tyeigitt thousand
! 4 - be trsnef-rrei from the spr' OPP iaion
= .. paper FIR Tia public p inipS,' cnisinsd n
fe act ri e, a. making apIroIr aim
~. tho legislative. eutise. and lu,i,ci Il
prss,s cf the government z the year en- ing |
y
Eprr owed on che enti-Ih IF July, eight hun
vs. r,xty--iTht insrd of the appropriation
'~.ss. ,nsj tie act ter the foi..,~ ns pW
- Esd IN the tsiio~ing ,scrnr tiens, 10 Wit: u
b. esott. Sent expenses Of the offte Of Cn-
ssai Es,nisg, three thoasase Ii>ra. !
- pabiie printing. sessaty Eve tAuesaec /
- -
~ 4. Aysn n. ls<s. ]
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
AUpz1ok's OEYIcs, ORxsBY COUNTY.

AUDITOR OFFIcD, ORMsBY CouEfI.
LIST Dscenber, 1869.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVtN THAT THR
IN delinquent Tax List for the year 1862" Of
this County has this day leen delivered to the
District Attorney Of laid County and That unless
the Delinquent Taxes therein >pet ihei paid to
tha Treasurer fficio Tax Receiver, within
TWENTY DAYS from The pub icatien If this no
tice, action will be 9 mmenced 10y the District
Attorney for the collection feaid taxes and cost"
Persons Gesii Gus # king payment to the e1-
oifirio Tax Receiver within The sI,ec fled twenty
days, must prcule On this Office the certificate
required by law SAN. d. KING,
3w Auditor tImsby county
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Resolution in Relation to lighthouses on the
coast II Oregon.
Eosolvei by The Sen tie and House Of Represen-
tatives of the I'm ted states OF America in Con
sress assembled That he erection Of the light
house at Aquinu, bay, and If other lighthouses
IN the coat 4 ore-on for winch apprupI istons
have been be made. shall be delayed
fsr want II the ,nsent Of the legislature Of the
State the pu oh If the site sites for such
Lighthouses
Approved, March %. 1859.
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[OFFICLALl
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATES
Hcssed at the First Session of tie Forty
FIRST Congress-
Public Hesolution-Na. 3
A Res ,lutiun relative tn cnnsr,Iar Fee

Restitution relative to consular fees.
Resolved by the Ss'sate and House of Represeu-
sstives u. the United States If America in Con
gre-s assembled. That section three of chapter
two bundled and tilirty-thrse # the public acts
Of HE tnarty- ninth { ngress, approved July
twenty five. eighteen hnnared and sixty six, be,
aad Is her by, declared to take effect from anu
sster ia iuary fl st. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. AMI all fees which have been paid into
the treasury in oediancs to the provision of laid
ssrtion, AMI which acc ued prior to said first day
Of January, ei-h;een hundred and sixty seven
shall DO refunded ont # consular receipts.''
Approved, March %, 1s69.
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Resolution rel .tinS TO government buildings q!
Fort rotten, Dakota T-rrirury-
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
t4tiyes # the Unit d states If America Con
cress assembi d Tha; the Secretary OF War be,
and he hereby is, authorized AMI empowered to
c,roCt tho necessary buildings at Port Totem,
Oak ia Territory, u be cn-tructed of brick
All to accept III Sc n siid frr already c,n-
structei ofbrics Provi led, That in his judgment
saiiiis &. Of that mater isl " II not tie c
psnsvs than buildings If wssd And prov drd
farther. That M appropriation will BE- necessary
saeref,r.
Aoo-vyel, April G. 1859
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
THE STATE OF DEsERET.

Perhaps, TO some our readers. the
State OF Deseret and Utah Territory,
within the same boundaries at the
same time may be as incomprehensible
a riddle as il once was 10 US. The solu-
ton is: The Territory is a practical
fact; the State, q good natured farce.
The Territorial laws are enacted by the
Legislature and approved by the Terri
torial Gcvernor-Durkee, pretty much
as in other Territories. rave that the
legislation is generally more promotive
OF the material interests of the Terri
tory, which is sedulously kept out of
debt Then, after the dissolution of the
Territorial, the members resolve them
selves into State Legislature. of which
Brigham Young is the nominal Gov
ernor. He is notified when an organi-
zation has been perfected, and sends in
his Gubernatorial message. After this
is read the two Houses pass joint res
olution of the State of Deseret, making
the Territorial laws of Utah valid in
the State. which is approved by Brig
ham Young. and the Legislature then
dissolves. This little pleasantly gene>
rally occupies one day, or a part thereof,
and the members then return TO the
bosoms of their fami lies-es.
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
SALT LAKE. Utah.
March I'd, 1869.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.

The House Republican caucus las
selected James q. Blaine as Speaker to
succeed Colfax. whose farewell to the
House, a speech of masterly elegance,
we publish in this issue. Evidently
well pleased with one country editor
they have chosen another, and we hope,
tor the benefit of the profession in the
rural districts. he will so deport him
self that the precedent will establish a
rule Mr. Blaine was born in WASH
ington county, Pa, Jan. 80. 1880 grad
uated at Washington College went tn
Maine: edited the Portland AduertiSer
and the kennebec Journal. was in the
Legislature four years. and has been
sent from the Third District (henne-
bee, Lincoln, Somerset and half OF
Knox counties) TO the 3Sth, 39th. 10th
and 41st Congress. He had major
ity at the late election, over l.. Wilder
Farley, (dem.) of 3.346 votes in a poll
of 29,00S. He is regarded as an able
man, and is one of the few carpet bag
gers from west Of the Alleghanies who
has achieved political distinction in the
New England States. and especially
away down in Maine"