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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

ORLEANS INFIRMARY.-Such of our
afflicted readers as may require treatment
for special diseases are referred to the adver-
tisement of this Infirmary, which is located
at No. l42 Canal street. New Orleans. In
valids will not only find in the Infirmary a
pleasant home, but will be under the treat
ment of physicians greatly distin guished in
their respective departments. No one, re-
marks the New Orleans Bulletin, will dis
pute the high character of these gentlemen
socially, and their eminence professionally
Highest in the rank of physicians, their
talents and ability are everywhere recog-
nized.
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We beg the attention of our merchants
to the cards of Messrs. Ross, Roberts Co..
of New York. and Blackmar, Roberts, Chan
dler & Co. Of Saint Louis These two q ms
are well and favorably known throughout
the entire South, and being familiar with
the wants of our section we can cordially
recommend them as in every way entitled
to the confidence and support of our COM
munitv
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

SOUTHERN GROWN FRUIT TREES
Messrs. Helwig. Hudson & Co. proprietors
of Fruit-HIll Nursery, near Terry Station,
in this county, offer for sale great variety
of fruit trees grown at their Nursery, and
advertisement, and send to them for price
list.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

The Holly Springs Reporter contains the
intelligence Of the killing Of an old citizen
named VIM. Malone, LATELY. lie was tound
city. The jury OF inquest rendered the fol-
lowing verdict: that tho deceased, VIM. Ma
lone. came TO his death from the effects OF q
pistol shot wound, Indicted by one Frank
Ewing. The killing appears to have result
ed from quarrel.
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LIE coTToN - ~.

Washington, October 1.-THE Cotton tax
before the Supreme Court will soon be ar
gued, and involves an amount Of forty-two
millions of dollars. The only point IN the
cases. IL the cOnstitutionality Of the tax OF 3
cents per pound, levied year or two ago
on cotton. The brief prepared by the par
ties who being the suit insists that cot
ton being an article Of export, Congress
cannot levy tax on IL and they show that
three-fourths Of the cotton crop Is export
ed TO Europe. The question from the legal
point and the large amount involved, at
tracts a great deal Of interest here.
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The reports that the French Empress in
tends to visit America next year are denied
In Paris.
A large delegation of missionaries for Js-
pan ana China sailed from San Francisco
lately.
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Crt aolethIp Clarion
MORNING FRESHNESS

n come. tor the lily
r. white on the lea;
q come! for the wood doTeS
Are paired on the tree;
The lark sings with dew
on her wings and her feet;
the thrush pours his ditty
Loud, varied, and sweet.
"a comes where the twin-hares
Mid fragrance have been,
.nd with flow'rs | will weave thee
A crown like queen.
ALLAN Cunningham, 1984-1S42-
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Mr. Martin Gilbert was killed near
Woodvflle, on the 14Eh inst by 3 negro boy
aged about 40. Mr. Gilbert had been APP
pointed oTerseer OF the road, and the diff
Guilty grew out Of the failure Of the negro
70 obey some ordsr Of IN. The negro SUR
rendered himself 20 the Sheriff. A. -
The President has appointed o colored
man postmaster In the city Of Manchester,
opposite Richmond, Va.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

COOKING AND HEATING STovEs.-Mr
H. B. Bruser, Vicksburg, has a card in our
columns to-day, and thereby notifies all in
want of cooking and heating stoves, CRATES,
house furnishing goods, tinware, ETC., that
he is now amply stocked for the winter cam
paign, with reInforccments arriving from
every boat, and supplied in part by his shops
in Vicksburg. Mr.. Bruser is a practical
workman. and his energy and industry, and
reasonable prices daily bring him new GUS
toners. His stock in store is always COM
plete, and parties ordering from him may
rely upon prompt attention.
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Ihese are Storage rates and includes sub
sistence to New Orleans, La.
Mr.. Jno. A. Galbreath, manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph office in this city,
has been appointed agent for the amman
Line" for the stations on the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railway, and
we congratulate the Line upon the acquisi-
ton of this gentleman's services in this inn
portant enterprise, as he is In every way
worthy of the appointment
Mr.. Rosenberg proceeded from here to Can
ton and Vicksburg to negotiate with the
Railroad officials at these places for the in
terests of the Line, and we wish him every
success.
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Among the presents given the Duke OF
Edinburg, &C Hawaii, were 750 fowls. leo
pigs and q ton Of pctafoes. ~ 81 g ll-- :
Kinglake IL said to be preparing q new
and corrected edition Of his sshsstory Of the
Crimean WAR
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RAvIsHER HANGED.

A colored man who committed an outrage
on a young lady school teacher, near Fort
custody Of the officers on Monday, by par
~ Of 10 masked men and hung 10 tree.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

CHINA, GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE.
Our readers who may require any of these
articles, are referred to the card of Messrs.
Levi & Navra, 169 and III Poydras street,
New Orleans. They have large and SPLEEN
did stock of such goods, and will promptly
fill orders, or give any desired information
as to price quality. etc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

An that a necessary for sick babies. &C.
cording 70 Brigham Young, d herb tea and
fAith.
Five Preach cities are 10 erect monuments
10 Lamartine.
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Correspondence OF The Clarion

A Dusty 7Tme-Me,nphis, ITS attractions
improvements and PrOspects-Iacrease
in Population Tennessee and Mississippi
Politscs-COtton Coming ia--Ihe Sardis
FGil-The Peabody Hotel.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-28

Two marriageable German Counts have
arrived In New 1ork. s.s-zsz 81 LA
There IN at length TO be an American
! daily paperin Paris Published by IN Amer
lean.
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what the HfasOns DO.

From the Orphans Home Banner.
Amounts received by Thos. 5 Gathright-
Grand Master. for the benefit of the Or
phans' Home of Mississippi. since June q.
1863:
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"FoREsr HOME" Oc,. 18th, 1869.

Col. J. L. POWER
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find ninety-five
and a half dollars, il being the amount con-
tributed by the people of Bolton and vicini-
ty for the benefit of the Orphans at Lauder
dale. Respectfully.
LIZZIE WALTON,
JENNIE KNAPP,
BESSIE KNAPP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

Baron Mackay spoke, whose liberal views Of Dutch
colonization appeared to excite the wonder much
more than the admiration Of the audience the Baron
being progressive in his ideas. ands the Dutch de
cidedly conservative on this question:: me LONDON
Times in reporting the proceedings OF royal BAN
quet where Baron Mackay was a speaker, SAID that
Baron Mackay, who had astOnished his hearers IN
the morning by the bOldness of the elOquence win
which he explained to the Prince the objects OF the
Exhibition, took his audience no less by surprise at
the dinner by the combination of audacity and tact
he displayed in dealing with many OF the leading
social questions of the day, in the presence of the
brother of the King. the Cabinet, the Diplomatic
Body, and members of all shades OF political opinion
i'm the States General At the royal banquet the
health of the working classes was prOpOsed-a thing
never done in England.
Considering that there are neither hills tunnel
in Holland and the whole country is fiat it is won
derful how elevation of idea got into the old Dutch
churches. They are not much outside, but the in
teriors have noble holiness They seem built for
giants TO worship in. Their noble organs stand on
IN elevation so great that the music appears to de
scend from the skies upon the heads Of the congre-
cations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
rhere seems TO be rather an nnpleasant state

There seems to be rather an unpleasant state
NJ things m the United States Court for the Southern Dis
trct of Ohio The Cincinnati Gdsette says that eli has
been found impossible TO obtain a verdict OF guilty
there against parties concerned In whisky frauds except
I'm cases In which the amount involved was small and the
narties not prominent 10 has been found that
tSo inrymen always hang" This is another OF those
faets already numerous which tend TO bring the jury
system into contempt We should think, however In tho
whisky cases that the prosecuting officer, by judic0us
challenging aud the personal examination OF jurors on
oath TO their freedom from an opinion already formed,
might do something 90 purge the panel especially II no
should 10 seconded " honest aud determined Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

The Rdppel asserts that before the Journal
OGTefI announced the regret with which the French
Government had seen NJ Paul de Cassagnac's attack
upon "a Prince OF the Imperial family" Prince Hapo
leon had telegraphed from Prangns only requiring
that the Pays should be prosecuted but asking assur
ance that attack upon himself had not been author
tied.
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coroppn P,,,oRAT1oN TO AFRICA.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The American Colonial
ton Socetys ship Gocopda sailed from this city to-day
win large cargo for Africa She will touch at Sayan
nan 10 take on board colored engrants from the
Southern states 10 Africa.
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10 IL said that OConnel had succeeded in repeating
the Union one OF the rst acts OF Celtic House OF Com
would have been the imposition OF an income tax
OF ten per cent on nonresident landlords Nnetynine
OF every hundred men In Ireland are claimed I'm favor
OF the same measure to-day Absenteesm N necessarily
the result ofrresponsble land and oyercheaponed
and oyerburdentd labor Wherever there has been an
eviction sWeepnB enough 10 excite cry OF Indignation
petrated N the name OF ordy absentees The Marquis
OF HEREFORD mas an income OF 100000 %
land but ho has layisled his wealth upon villa and
grounds near Paris. which, though worth but 500
"uon no D"uSu IHemV VI Louis XVII. arc valued ~
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Public Resolution No. IS. |
A Resolution enai ling bona fide settlers to pur
chase certain lands acquired from the Great AM
Little Usage tribe of Indians.

Resolution ling bona fide settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from the Great and
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentagives OF the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That any bona fide So tl-r
residing upon any portion Of The lands SOLD to the
United States by virtue of the first and second
articles of the treaty concluded between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe If Indians, September twenty-ninth, eish-
teen hundred and sixty-fve. and pro'lamed
January twenty first, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven. VIII is a citizen Of the United states
or shall have declared his intention To become
citizen Of III United States, shall be, and hereby
is, entitled TO purchase the same in quantity not
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, al pre-.
IF dollar and twenty five cents per acre,
within two yeats from the passage Of II is act,
under such rules and regulation. as may be pre-
SCI ibe'. by the Seer ry Of the Interior pro
' ided. however, That 10th the odd and even
numbered sections of the said tn,,s shall be sub
jecr to sett ment and sale a. above provided: |
Aud provi ed iurther hat the sixteenth ami
'hirty-siNth -ectI"ns in e oh town hip of sad
lands shall be reserved for Stat sch"ol purposes
in accordance with the provisions of the act of
admission of thc State IF IA Provided how
:, er. Iitt n, thing in this shall he construed
in any man er affecting any legal rights hereto
ore vested in al, ether party or parties.
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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TPUblic-No 2l1

An Act to discontinue SAINT Ste Marie. a port
Of m ry in the superior district, and TO estab
lish MaTq te in lieu thereof
be enacted 10y the Senate and House of Rep
re-entsii e. o. the Unred states # America III
Cong, ess assrmb ed, That >ault te Marie, in the
,li>t,itt If superior, L. hereny discontinued As a
port OF cntIy and that the port If entry for the
dist let be-. and is he-eby, e,tahl, he'd at Mar
gue'te at which place the collector of he dis
rIicr -ha reside. ard deputy collector shall re-
side at Sauit ste. Marie.
>Ec . And he it further enacted, That all
acts and parts IF ats CuntraveninE this act be.
and The hereby, repealed. This act
shall iake effect from and after the tenth day of
Nay next
Approved April 10, 1se9.
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yproy,d. ApriIia, 1879


An Set rsi,.iua ., f- due,i's frs i'ais
b it -aar;ef p, { C s. at 4 q ii'nse rr-
re-. Rt.'ivrS r tie nits7t ~ite swetia ~
.rEes -s-ea:i.lrt At the tnp'al->i-'n 81
h, tnr .f .'sf re. ana Y re''ren - II u
gel IN directed "a coIi''r III f'ed"''' :
hsspi'ais IT l!Cir.on VIZ H. N.ck burg.
di>S--.,ii: and i, the i'is'rrt S ''iHn liz g.
cl"-iiug an ,-ytr,u ~ gel inirm fe- i'' en-
nd IN o. y III chill ~: tTuv re.. Thsr si'e :
re Sc : eea shall Il y ~ O., lie t"ntf-'--' u"
a. 81 ir-ist' fore a:rTt'fr std tor IN u-t
? IT.. la e.u: &pf v'i-' fUrt ~ II 4 "a .
h,-tit.'s -haIi lie di>r ruei .sy
,- prptc ts- IN tie iscr ii Ii If tie President
of III nj els ate.
Approved, April Z. lSta-
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public No Is !

An set making sppr"p ia'i,', fr 'he improve
ment ~ sui t.r~ 1 r the iISc-,i ye.,i
ending I..n,. 3. -5g. tlt year en,iis Z Jun.
RI, $50
he II ted ny the Ssra-e and House of Rep
re-.nt.;iyc, ot die hFtti State u1 AI,eIic' D.
ong. es- assi..nhi.'d. Th,t rh- az M Iii y
j-ti,r- i eT-by -rirpiIia e,l f. the fSc Yea;
e,t- .I.ue I'll " eighteen i.n:, and
Hlue an .he yea ,n'iTEr JaH" t'H Y. ei.lf'ri
hursire.i and ,nts 10 ''' eN tie for the 70
"a r, ex'.I i..u ,ire ,SIDn, CONF itts,f, q:
works t!,. i'unrpyeI-i-Ii' u rivers .'ni iarb
ufI.e- the friction Ell Secretary OF hsr ::
i'ro.i led Tat TIE ~ec riary War = lt.-r''N
'ufis riZ,-i IT, rs E'iithIrs To b. mn !c
rs b--, to sub. hei t-o rsrnIe c., rn'i
tr !. f,s.ui e u. Iep,r' 10 ,u- NJ ieup nus
Of it> D c-,ish.r -es iun, vi. "a ,siiuss III 10
ln.'er provision, tiis a.. up - ;iIat tim
IA detail
approved, April 10. ISfs.
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ASSIGNMENT NOTICE.

sTHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Coiupany.-Notice Is ereby given thar AT Il
meeting If tie board of Trustees OF the Athens
- IL and silver Mining Con panN Id II the Ottit t
4 the secretary and ireasur r. on the 18Th 81
August, I>oy. il resolved that an as--ssInt nj
+ tf % Gents tie. aud the same Is hereby
'e ie.. up IL each and every share of the cal,ita'
ok ~ the company, pay able inme lately To- tie
Secf-ia y and treasurer AT hi office. m Proct'h
-tr,et. Cars ii City Aud if the Payment of such
assessment shall not, in my case br made withi'.
f II weeks from the pub csI ion If Tbs notice the
-i.aIes u on viii. n the sh1 remain unpaid,
shall be heiu dei inquent. ami sntJ' sale
"A ii u. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer A. e.. Il :. NJ. Co.
Car-,n II y, bun August. 1869. 4w
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9 Public Res ,lu.ion-No. 6. !

Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction of
the custom ouse at Bangor. Maine.
Il. it resolved by the Senate anu IL Use of Rep
,esentstivrs of the United ate- OF America in
ongres> assembled, That the >ecretary Of tie
Treasury be authorized t" make present apili-
,Ji,,u of the went five thousand dollars afpto
priii-t AZ the last es-iun of The fJrieth tongre,s
Tor the Bango custom house ami public buildings,
the 10 be applied to the use proy ed ih said
Apr. pr ton not hereby Increasing the said APP
prorriarinn a, heretof lie ma ie.
Approved. April 3, 1919.
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lOFfICIAL-l
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
fOFfICIAL-l
Passed at the First Session Of the Forty
FIRST CONGRESS.
1PubIic Res..iution-Ns. 5

Resolution relative To Consular fees.
Resolved by the Sc ate and House Of Represen-
tatves If Ihs United States If America in Con
yre-- assembled. Tina section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three # the public acts
Of the thirty ninth c ngress, approved July
twepty five. eighteen hundred and ,ixty-six, be,
and is her by, declared 10 take effect from anu
after JasGary II. st. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And all fees which have been paid INTO
the treasury in obediance 10 the provision of -ad
section. and which scci ued prior To said first day
VI January, eli hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out If consular receipts
Approved, March 20, 1863.
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IRuhlic-Nn 2ll

| An Act concerning the Attorney General.
| Be il enscted by the Senate and House Of Rep
| resentativeS of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That So much of the 60 Act
| making appropriations for the legislative. ex-
&C alive, and judicial expenses of the goverume /
| for the year en- ing the thirtieth of June, eigh
| teen hund ed and seventy" repeats the SEC
ond section If the act Of August second, .igh-
teen hundred and siAty-one. ent Il d An act
concerning the Attorney General and the attur-
neys and marshal, of the several districts" be,
and the same is hereby. repealed and said sec nd
section is hereby declared to bel full force: and
il shall be the duty # the Attorney General 10
report at the commencement of the next session
OF Congress. and to e,ch ding session. the
names Of all the persons employed tor the pur-
ees aforesaid, end where and upon hat bu-i-
each
Approved, April 10, 1869.
TPubIic No 1877
An Acr regulating the rights of property of mar
ried woman ia the district IF Columbia
Be ii enacted by the Senate and II u-e OF Rep
reSentarive- of the United States OF America il.
Congress a-senb ed, That in the ID strict of Col
umiia the right ola Y married woman L. any |
pr .perty, personal real. belonging TO her AT
the time of marriage. or acquired during mar |
riage in any osher way than by gift convey |
tnce from her husband, >hal, be absalure If
,he were femme spie, AMI III Ill Mt lie surject to
the disposal of her hu bsni, nor lie liable Tor his
iebts. but such muried woman may Convey. de
wise. and bequeath the me- or any interest
ther'in, IT. the same manne anu With Ike effect
s il she were un 'airIsi-
Sac = An be il further enacted, That any
m riet may contract. and sue ana be
u-i in her own name, in ali mat er, having re-
alton IL her sole aud separate property in the
anne i! she uuIIi' rieJ; but
elther her husband nor his properly shall be
uuni 10 any such contract iitbl- for any re-
Overy again her ia my such ~ult. but judge
ienI may be info GET b execution against her
de Sc arate estate in lie SAME manner as il
he sole.
Approved April 10, 1859
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March %. 1869.


Public Re-oiurion-No.
Resolution rel tiine to government buildings al
Fort FbJten Dak, ia Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House uf Reprtsen-
tatives { the Unit SItte, IL America IN Con
sress s-s-nbl ii That the Secretary oi War be.
AMI he he.eby i, auth Jrizr,l an eIl,,ow To
direct the Necessary buildings at Fort Totten.
OAK tn Territory. To be cnn>tructed Of brick
AMI t. accept I'll Sc said fort already
srructei of Drics Prcyi ed. That in his ieiIt
baiiii g If that material Il not h- mote ex-
pen,iy- thtn buildings IF od And prny did
further, That NJ appropriation Will be necessary
iheref =.
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Public Revolution No Is |
4 Resolution fGr the pr,t-ct;yn If sUliiers and
their neirs.

4 Restitution fSr the prt-ctiyn If sUliiers and
their heirs
Res. lived by the Senate Ard Hone of Eeurs-
tives 81 the Guisei states of Aireric: in T.
sTe-, issan.5i a. That the acc0Ua iilg office IT
1s.- tress-ary anu pa, GsiH.T at .ls' sed
Eit!. ihe -ttcment and yasnt 4 eJ'inE,e- due
sps lhers n til ir heirs b.. and they ae t.er, By
cirecte.i to pay raI.se To .c pad 5he SIM GIi
.as the said $ itieFs their hers per
ct by transmitting the amount 70 them Ill &c: ia,
edrafl drafts, payable Ia his, he "a their
a-dr tarou.h tn IRE dneG's burrau,
state agent -ppdatei -recisilS flr that pur-
pose v-r'tsr- IF natiOu.. fsyIUr,,, ;esason
agent If the district wnct- h. she. they RIA,
reside. ~n.l MT IL any claim a en-; upon any
s-"~-r os attorney, transfer. or as-igzI.eis
whatever
SEC = AMI lie it further re.o we'd Tha' any
sisccr clerk Of any ~ the -xecEtis. Gei.trt
Eseni- OF the : vern ef.t who shall BE- ls~fu:iy
1eia Eel to investigate ir4ds. or attenp u 'ie
:Xand, IN the government, Or any nTr-Di Ftiy sr
csis-,,'s lsirt # any oiic-r s-ni 81 he UnITe
Sts'eS. hail have p'.~er 10 a !EIrEis'es sar'sst
81: .yils tskea Il; t,s roG sc q: ai' sucl 1--we ii
KA;Iol.
Sac :; Aa. b. it further res isei. 1h,t w
ices !. 10 10. b. ats"rae ag-t.t shall
oe reserved by tie =,y ceDtrs;ncnt or s's pens n
sssni N BAL 10 sail agent att raey - iieii
-Icli fs due for vices r-i.'sTeii IL PR
enri-S Gch aa,.atJ Or aAtiss, AM .sss Other |
~ise-
Aa,r.s i. ,pril 10. 1879
EJIic i.rs,.L:.i0a-TJ. =.
.s:nt g.-o u-un .ufh,rrziIig the tr,n-..r Il Ger
'tin prap-itti here re ale.
B. Il - lived az IL. ntIr shi louise 1T Re-
.-.4 a. 4 YES Of tie U isei SttI-<sf srsrric, -
.n.: fe-s -,b ell j e the Seer q, : 1t The
.rr:-rr, be. u. J. fser.by. aatb.'sxe AID =
-cte :. tire -fr. u s,r -is;1t III zs,i
'As- q ne tn inf ire ! FROM l. .pP'"P 'ai,oH
r.. p...es f. sh, 2.i.I,c i,ia..' nttisei
ne &c e II . = kn ct sfig ~ rIgTia n |
~ ~. e .s-Iativ-. c.fiv-, -,.i jf'ici * |
,-n.-- ( me .vrr- re r the ga Ell iitg |
Ina Jhsrtl-sh -igite-a iil-'sirei isIy s,ine
mar vel a. ne -s,ti- h # It.iy. eight
rrd ~ -tXty-sight IL ID &c the 'i,aIJf'Tiatia
-,s..a ned n fic sa..,essGt tir The f1ih'ssa par
1872 1..l H., t,il Wing gsc',r Il l.. wii
ef.r .stIs sr;it exp use at he 'Hte oi Z IA |
,-......iaI frinfer three iso - d q ilsrs-
g.. Inc ,sb,c printing. se.e.iy-tye :hvosAni
- .;TE 10, lsCj.
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Public Resoiution-yc .4I

Resolution in reia,ion to lighthouses on the
coast Of oregon.
Resolved by he Sen .te and House Of Represen-
tatiyes Of the Tn ted states Of America C.,n
gress ts>emb! Il. That he erection of the light
house at Aqui bay and Of other light houses
on tine coat Il oregon for which appr"pI iatiun-
have heea may be niaie. shall be delayed
Tor want IF the .nSent of the legislature of the
State 70 the purchase of the sites for such
lighthouses
rSco
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4 Ii PERSONS HANI G tEGAt CLAIM.
n aiust tie estate # g rye Lewis de etsrd
49, Carson Cry, n va,is, ale here by "otIhe's
T., utr-rut the sam TO the uuiersi ned, at h-I
/ >Iience i'll C'r-.n city, or . her a''"rne,s.
e.-i. Ia Ike wells. at their fl III tt
e "un-y Buildings, property av Tci' Il within Tel
~ n,.riihs If er the date hereof the WI !
fl yer ba red. Carson City. o. m,by County
N-v ID b, July %, Is
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