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April 10, 1863.
rPublic Res.lution-No. 90. ]

Joint Resolution granting the right OF way Tor
the con-i ructioI Of railr ad ON point al or
mar PurfI nd, Greg n, t. a point wesi OF the
Cascade mountains. IN Washington Territory
RaiIr,ad c. mpsny be. and hereby Is authorized
| TO extend its branrh line from pn'n' AL or near
p..rtIapd reg. H. to >Uitane point On Puget
..und. to be- determined by said company, aud
alsn to connect The with its uitin line Wesi
81 the Gas ad- mountain, in the Territory OF
Washington: sid extension being subject l" al
he c nditons ami provisions, and said mlahN
in respect thereto beng entitled to all the 'lgts
and privileges con erred by the act Incorporating
-aid COMPANY. ard al acts additional 70 and
ana. t5at.rv the. cot Provided. That said com
p,ny shall not be entitled I" sul,-ii ~ IA money
hon'is ar add i.naI lands Of he Uhitei star :,
in re poet TO said extensi N Il Its branch me a.
If r-s.id exc pt such lands as may be included IL
the ri. hi of way the ii OF such ext isi N as
il ma, b. located: And provided further. mar
at Ieas Twenty five miles Of sid exteus n ina
10 constructed before the second day Of July
81 hteen huudf Ell aud s-veDf, -one, ara ioi y
miles per year therea tee uniii the Wa lie ei sa'u
.xt-B Id, shall lie c"mplrt d.
approved, April 10. 1859.
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.pproved, April 10. 1869.
Public No. Is !

An Act making an appropriation for the improve
ment Of rivers and larhors for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1869. AMI the year ending June
50, 1870
Be il eracted by the Senate and House OF KEEP
r.sen,,tiyeS # the United states of America IT,
opgress assembled, That the sum OF tw" million
dollars is ereby appropria ed fer the fiscal year
ending June thirty. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine and the year ending june fhii,y, eishteeh
hundred and seventy TO he expended for the re-
mar. extension. pre-ervaion, and completion OF
works TOR the improvement of rivers and hart"t ;
under the direction of the Secretary OF war;
Provided That the Secretary II War Is herrb.
,urh. riz-d to cause such expenditures 10 be male
as host In .ubs-ry. the int e>tS OF CONNIE ce and
he is r.guir ed TO report Congress al ne opening
of its December session, all expenditures made
under tie provisions Of this act up TO that time
in detail
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rpuh,;c R.so,utiou-No. 81

Joint Resolution to supply omissions In the en-.
rolement Of certain appropriation acts, approved
March Sd, 1869.
Be it resolved b, the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United states OF Ameiic IN
Congress assembled, That the following items,
omitted in the enrolment Of appropriation acts
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty nine, be, and the same are hereby, AS
amended, made valid por ions OF the acts from
which they were omitted, viz:
in the a. ect making appropriations Tor the
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses OF
the government for the year ending the thirtleth
If june eighteen hundreh and seventy, ai.er
the proyiso to the pa, agraph commencing FOR
sala, les and ex penses collectors, assessors as-
sistant assess.Is. revenue agents., &c, insert
Provided further. That after the passage OF
this ac The prop ietois Of all internal revenue
bonded a,ehouses shall reimburse to the UDifei
states the expenses and salary OF Ill st rekerpers
or other officers in charge,of such warehouses,
and tie same shall be paid INTO the treasury anu
accoul ted for like ether public moneys.
In the :" act making appropriations for sunary
civil expenses # tn government 1of the year
ending June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and sew
enfy ana for other purp ses, under the headins
Public Buildings and Grounds. before the
item For pay of lsnpighters shifting, &C
insert For lighting the Capitol and fre-ldeht
bouse and publ. groun around them and around
the executive offices, thirty thousand dollars "
Approved, March %, 1865.
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proved, April 10, 1869.
IPuhllc-No. III

An Act to repeal an act If the legislature Of New
Mexico imposing capitati0n tax On bovine
cattle.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep-
resentatiyes of the Quilted states Of America Ii,
Congress assembled. That the act Of the iegs-
lature of the Territory If New Mexico, Of febru-
,ry third. eighteen hundred and sixty-nine and
~ er laws and parts of laws Of said legislature
imposing a capitation tax on bovine cattle intro
..uced into the said Territory from ether Terri
TO-, ie- or States, or the republic # Mexico, be.
and the same are hereby, Gisappruved aud re-
peal-d
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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Public Resolution No Is
A Resolution for the protection Of soldiers ans
their heirs.

A Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs.
Resolved BY the Senate aud Home OF Repre-
sent tive q! the United STATES of America in Z. n
er,ss AS. inbl q. That the accom- ing office OF
the ,ress ury and pay defar n-nt who are char ged
with the settlement and u yn-nt II bouniIe- due
tus ldiers ct their heirs BE-, and they are hereby
Jir,ci.,: to paw or rause he paid the SUM und
tu- To the said 5 lders their hers IN per-oii,
or ty transmitting the amount TO them direct III
draft or drafts, payable to his, he, OF their
order az through tn Ere dmens Bureau or
Stat. lgest- appointed specially for that put-
n.s-e r y vernor- If national -yiums, or pension
AGENT Of the district where he she, or they may
reside lad not to any Claim ent or upon any
power IF attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever.
SEC. 2 And he it further reso we'd, That any
officer OF clerk of any oi the executive depart
m.nt- Of the government who shall be Iawfuty
detailed TO investigate frauds, or attemp : 70 de
trlpd the government, or any irreSul MY OF
ni..-on lat IF any officer agent of the United
States, shall hsve pp~er 10 administer eaths
xtilvits taken the cou Sc Of ans such live IL
stioI-
e. =. ,lIoy-d by law to attorneys agents shall
L.. reserved by the Iay department or said pension
agent AMI paid TO said agent "r attorney when
any spch fees due for services rendered N pro-
criag -uci. bounty or unties. and NOT other
w5-e-
Approx j. April TO. 1869
fi'ublic Resolution-So. II.
I,ipt e-,,ution autiierizing the transfer If GER
tain appropriations heTet'f re made
r.. i. res ,lvet NV The S-nite and HOUSE of Rep
r,,.ntttly-s Of the Unitei States of America ~
CONGRESS s4s.r,b eli, hat the Seer fary ~ the
1rea-ur, be- ami he is hereby, autharizai and di
,ertei 10 cause the sum of seve-ty-eigtt thousand
a liars - be Transferred from the approp' 'atloh
:. paper for tin public p inting.' Contained
,,e act e tit Ell - An act making appropriation
A.. the legislative, executive, and Ju'iici' al TX
,..ns.- # the government FIR the yraf en'ing
.Iune thirtieh. eighteen hundred and SKI -nine,
.nproye,I on the t~ entie;h Of July, eighteen hun
~, aus. sixty-eight in aid IF the appropriations
cont. ned IN the act for the follow IN pur-
o.es and in the following proportions. to wit:
Soc c,nti, gent expenses Of the once VI Con-
s-...c.si fr,nter, three Thousand HAIRS;
On IN. pnblic printing, seventy five thuosand
. r..
81. April 10, 1869.
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Public Res. ,lution-No. g.

Jont Resolution to facilitate the construction OF
the custom ouse at Bangor. Maine
B. it resolved by the Senate am IL Use OF hep-
resentatives Of the United ates oil America iH
on,res, assembled. That the secretary OF the
Treasury be authorized t. make a present sppii-
= ,ri,, of the ,went five TIL uSand dollars atpro
nri,,.. at The last -es.in of the frri-th congress
for the Bango, custom house and public buildings
the same TO be applied to the use Prov ed II SAID
app-opri ,tion. not hereby increasing the SAID ap-
preparation Is herctcf re male.
Approved, April ), 1902
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rPublicResoluiion-No II. ]

Joint Resolution concerning vacancies IN The Ad-
ju ant Generals department
Be it resolved by the Senate an honsH OF Rep
re.entativrs If the United states II America IN
Congress assembled That the vacancies ensuing III
he AdiutaIt Generals department at the time OF
the massage of the act approved Narrh thru
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, making mp
protri,ti, rs fr the support # the army fof III
wear ending June thirteth, eighteen hundred ana
se,e nty ard for her Iurpos, lie, and the
same ar, hereby, exempted from the operation
said act
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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DISSOLUTION.

,NHE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between II S. Mason, If Carson City,
Nevada, and s. Fluff, Of San Leandro, California.
under he firm name of Mason HUFF, ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either Of the for
mer partners will sign in liquidation.
ii. S. MASON,
8. HUFF.
Carson City. September 1st. ls6s- :cd~
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IPublic-No. 20.
An net to renew certain grants Of land to the State
Of Aabama.

An act to renew certain grants Of land TO the stare
Of Alabamt.
Re il enacted by the nate and House OF KEEP
re-an,ariyes of the United States Of America III
Congress, assembled, That so much Of the grant
of lands ma lie l., the State of Alabama by e act
of Congress a, proves. June three, eighteen nun
,Ired and fifty fix, ent tied . An act antins
n bile lands in alternate sections to the State 81
Alabama. to aid in the construction OF ee't
railroads in said State" were granted I" ''s-
.rst in the building of railroads - from rear
Gadsdeu to some p int on the alabama aud MI
si.,ippi state line in a direction to the Mobile
and ,,h in railr,sd with view to connect Hlth
the said si,.bIle and Ohio railroad. . ami -" from
tia,i,len to connect with the lie riga ana Zen
ne-sa, and Tennessee he of railroads through
Chattooya Wills and Lockout valleys, Is
hereby revived and renewed, subject t" all The
conditions and RESTRICTIONS contained IN the act
referred to- and subject the further iiinlfati n
thar if either of tine said Railroads i, not COM
pleted within three years from the time OF the
massage Of this act further sale shall be iiitdc
Tor the benefit If such Taroa and the LANDS u,-
sid shall revert to the United states; Provided,
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
vivet except mineral lands, shall be snld 10
actual settlers only in quantities It greater man
ope-auarter secrIon to one purchaser, anu iol
rric,. not exceeding two dollars and nifty cents
per acre nj. q, =
RIGHT mower. ant authority is hereby given 10
the companies building the af .fesaid railroads TO
take ON the public lands aeJareht TO the lite, 81
aid r,ilr adj. earth stone and other mater Ia for
The CONSTRUCT. n thereof and the right "i way Is
hereby granted To the extent OF one hundred ieet
in width ON each side OF said railroads where hey
NAV pass over the publi~ lands. Inciu ing heces
sary grounds for stations and structures connected
Herewith not exceeding forty acres atany one
station
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Public Hesolution-No. IL

A Res button authorizing the removal Of the pub
lie stab es steam mill, and other build
ing, from the capitol grounds.
II soiy.d i.y tn. Senate and House Of Repre-
sen at,yes f the United Statesof meiira III Con
gres- assembled, That the officer in charge oi
IN. CAPT uI extensio" be, an he Is hereby, author
,z-,i ! clear frcm tie Capitol gr,un''s tie Inh-
lie stables steam SAW mill, and such Other butd-
lag. AS are I'm, further use to the work on the
Capitol extension
Approved. March %, 1869.
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ItFsVfutfDF1 ]
A Resolution in re.ation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Represen-
tAtiy.s of the Tn ted States of America in Con
rre.s assembled That he erection of the light
house at Aqui bay, and Of other lighthouses
on the-coast Il OREGON for which appropriations
have been or may be made. shall not be delayed
for want Of the nsent of the legislature OF the
State the purchi of the site OF sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March %, 1859.
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|, March Pc, 1859.
Public Re~oIution-No.

A Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Tojten, Dakota Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatiyes If the Unit-d States If America IN Con
xr-ss assemblrd That the Secretary OF War be,
and he hereby Is, authorized AMI empowered TO
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Oak ia Territory To be constructed Of brick
All to accept thse a said fort already con-
structed of brick Provi ed. That in his judgment
builii.g< Of that mater ial W II not lie more ex-
pensiv, than bu liin,s # wJoi And provided
further. That no a,propriation will be necessary
therefJr.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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Public Resolntion-No. III

IPubIic KesOlntiOn-No. II.
A Resolution making San Diego, California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatiyes of the United States of America III Con
or. IS assembled, that San Diego, California be
and is hereby, created aport If delivery in the
cust. ms collection district Of an Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive ,he
same salary AS other deputy collectors of the dis
trcf-
Annr,ved Arril 10 1869,
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f0HFICALl
LAWS or raE UNITED STATES
Psssed at sxe First Session Of the Forty
First Congress.
rPublic Resoiniion-Ns. 3

rPublic Kesointion-Ns.
Resolution relative to consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatiyes .: the United States of America in Con
crrs, assembled, That section three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty -thrs- If the public acts
OF The thirty C ngress, approved July
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-six be,
and is her. BY, declared to take effect from AMI
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven And ali fe 3 which have been paid into
the treasury in obedance the prov sion of raid
section. aad which accrued prior to said first day
Of January, ei-hteen hundred and sixty seven
snail be refunded out Of consular receipts.
Approved, March %, 1859.
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TPubIic-No. 81

A. At a., 10 confipue in force AN act entitled An
art toexteni the charter of Washington city,
and 20 forth IN
Re Il, enacted by the Senate and House OF KEEP
r4senfat,yes f the United STATES OF America ~
Congress assembled, That the nrst anu a, u
charter of Washington city. also to regulate the
selection Of officers and for other purposes OF
The t,,en,y-sirh. twenty eighth Of May, eich-
teer hundred and sixty eight, he. ana the sam.
- har.hy continued in force for the period Of
me year and until Congress shall otherwise deter
nine: and that all other sections of this ACT are
hereby repealed.
Approved, April :, 1869.
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Approved, April :, 1869.

An Act to declare and fix the status OF Juuse ao-
yncate Of the army
Be I enacted by the Senate and House OF rep
resenratives lot the United states Of Anne lea ID
Congress assembled, That the huihoef ., Jus
fx.d AT eight and the President is hereby
ant ,orized by and with the advice and consent OF
the Senate, t. fill all vacancies which may nave
occurred or may hereafter occur therein
Approved Aoril 10, 1869.
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Cpublic Resolution-No. II.

4 Resolution Respecting tHe TIT tH1Tr' y MY
Brevet Major GeneLal lIenizeman.
Resolved by the senate and House of Repre-
senta ives Of the United states Of America IN Cor
gres> assembled. That the President 81 the
United States be, and he is hereby. authorized To
place the name of Breyet MaJ"r eehe'"
Ian,zaIman on the refiie ed list of the army, with
the full rank If the comm md held by hun when
wounded Ia accordance with sections sixteen ad
seventeen Of the act of August. eighteen nun
ired and >ixty-one, and section thirty two I ihr
act # July twenty eight, eighteen hundred ana
sixty SIX.
Anuruyei April 10. 1st9.
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In order to facilitate his removal to his New
Store building the above named Goods will be
sold at a very low price. Especially the Books
f ON his shelves cannot be purchased as low
elsewhere.
Carson, August 30, 1862
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rp.hl,. R..o,ution-Ne. 2.l


Joint Resolution to supply an omission 10 the en-
rolment Of the act making appropriations f,r
sundry civil expenses Of the government 'or the
wear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and for other purposes, approved
March third, eighteen hundred ana Sixty nine
Re il resolved by the Senate and House OF Rep
re,ent,tiyes Of the United States Of America In
Congress- assembled, That the following item, ON
it'd in the enrolment of the "act making ap-
nronriations FIR suntry civil expenses OF the
Government for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hupd, eli and seven y, and for other pnr-
poses" approved March third eighteen nun
dred and sixty nine, be, and the same Is ne,eoy'
made to all iatents and purposes part Oh saiu ac'
viz: r., a. =
.sFor this amount to pay z. A. She!nero 'ne
sum due h i'm on a lost check drawn by Robert .
Neighbours, Utited States special lndlah agent
on the second of June, eight en- hundred ana MI!
nine on the assistant Treasurer OF the United
States at New York city, for suppnes iurnfheu
the Indian department. twelve hundrea ooiiaiS'
Approved, March "A. 1859
Public Resolulion-No TO-
A Resolution extending the time for the compie-
tinn Of the Portage Lake and Lake superior
ship caIaL ,uu. 81 ps,.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF hep-
resentatiyes Of the United States OF Amer'cA III
Co. yress assembled, That the time Tor me co'n
Melton If the Portage Lake and Lake SuPL'u
shin canal be- ami the same is hereby eAtehueu "
th,. rb raj day of March, eighteen hundred ana
seventy one.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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spreading its religion at the
sword-point, or burning imagina-
ry devotees of the prince of dark
ness, is sad and dismal spectacle,
it yet appears to us, to have ele-
ments of real life and. human
strength with which we can sym
pathise while we ind. something
to excite an utter loathing, in the
aspect of a nation, when there is
no earnestness above that Of a
market-place, no temple more sa-
cred than the studio, and life has
become one immeasurablc galvan-
ic simper of theatricality and srt.
And let it once more be called to
mind, that superstition or licen-
tiousness will never be long asleep.
On the deck of the vessel, they
may be dancing to soft artistic
music, or rejoicing in the dainties
of a scientific luxury, but mean
while the fire of superstition is
smoldering in the hold, erewhile
to wrap it in flames. or the ship
draws near some endless bank of
fucus and sea-weed, into which
when it once sails it makes no fur
.ther progress, but rots away amid
foul odors, on a sea where no wind
ever blows"
s TNea0 Eclectic.
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LIFE THoUaHTs-BEHAv1oR IN
CoMPANY.-Leigh Richmond gives
the following excellent advice to
his daughters:
"Be cheerful, but no gigglers.-
BE serious, but not dull. Be COM
municative, but not forward. Be
kind, but not servile. Beware, of
silly thoughtless speeches: al
though you may forget them,
others will not. Remember,
Gods eye is in every company
Beware of levity and familiarity
with young men; a modest re-
serve, without afectation. is the
only safe path, Court and en-
courage conversation with those
who are truly serious and con-
versible do not not 60 into valu-
able company without endeavor-
ing to improve by the intercourse
permitted to you. Nothing is
more unbecoming, when one part
Of a company is engaged in prof
liable conversation, than that an
other part should be trif1ing, gig
Cling, and talking comparative
nonsense to each other"
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virtue; when, therefore, virtue is
prosecuted it is represented as
counterfeit, or some crime is laid
to it's charge.
Flowers furnish gorgeous image
ry and beautiful thoughts, they con-
stitute the most touching and deli
cate language which affection
could devise. They speak directly
to the heart, no marvel is it then
that woman loves them. They
bear such similitude to hsr own
history, repaying with grateful
fragrance and beauty the hand
which cherishes them, and dying
beneath the blighting influence of
this worlds coldness and neglect.
Men are born with two eyes, but
with one tongue, in order that
they should see twice as much as
they say, but from their conduct
one would suppose that they
were born with two tongues and
one eye, for those talk the most
who have observed the least.
A wise understanding of the
laws Of our being will show, un-
mistakably, the expediency ofright
and the folly of wrong. 1ffortune
is but temporary and integrity
eternal, how inconsistent to ex-
change the latter for the former.
No trait Of character is more
valuable in a female than the pos
session of a sweet temper. Home
can never be made happy without
it. It is like the flowers that
spring up in our pathway, re-
viving and cheering US. Let a
man 90 home at night, wearied
and worn by the tolls of the day,
how soo' hing is word dictated
by a good disposition! 1t is sun
shine falling upon his heart: He
is happy. The cares Of life are
forgotten.
Poetry is said to be the flower
of literature prose is the corn and
potatoes: satire is the aquafortis
wit is the spice and pepper; love
letters are the honey and sugar
letters containing remittances are
the apple dumplings.
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very painful; deglutition per-
formed with some difficulty; a
drop Of water tsIling on the chin
or running down the neck, produ.
cling the spasms in their full force.
ssChloroform by Inhalation mod
Grated the pain and gave tempo.
rary comfort. Atropia was sub
stituted for the belledonna, and
cannabis indica for the potas. bro
mide with morphine, to be. given
at night.
aMarch 16th.--Had slept two
hours during the night. after TAX
ing the morphine; but a continu-
ance of it did not maintain relief.
This morning the disease is aggra-
waited. He cannot remain in bed,
and occasionally has to be raised
to a standing position, the spasms
affecting ali the muscles of the
body, that of the extensors pre-
dominating.
"From this time onward the
disease increased in severity. The
thoracls muscles, those controll-
ing respiration, being more affect
ed than tho others. There was
at no time opisthotonos or empros-
thotonos, but the body was pow
erfully extended to straight po-
sltion. He was not able to remain
in bed during the last two days,
and it was only while there was
relaxation of the spasms that he
could sit in a chair; the rest Of the
time he uas held on his feet, and re-
quired the vindops and doors to be
kept open, which, in the very in
clement weather, was Of course
an aggravation to his disease and
precIuded all hopes of afording
him relief. He died on the 10Th
almost in a standing position, hav-
ing just sunk down exhausted by
the violence of the spasms. The
treatment may be summed up as
follows:
"Ice-bags to spine; morphine
chloroform by inhalation; Gamma
bis indica; potass. brom. bella
donna; atropia !; extract Calabar
bean by hypodermic injection, one
third grain in solution and lgrain
per ore.
"The remedies affording the
most relief are in the order in
which they are named.
.Chloroform for the last two
days affected the respiration dan
gerousIy. The hypodermic appli-
cation of Calabar bean was not iu
the least beneficial" -(CSncsnnati
Lancet and Observer. ,..