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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

e. Ii. Hale, of Stowe, sowed two
bushels Of wheat in the spring of 1867
seed from r. r. Walton an acre Of
land, and harvested 32 bushels of excel
lent quality. Iu 'sS he sowed p bushels
on one acre and one-third, and harvested
so bushels of choice wheat. Need the
farmers Of Lamoille hear any more evil
dence that they can raise their own wheat.
We think the point is established that you
can raise your own wheat. Also that you
can get excellent -four made Of it at
Cady's Falls.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
L. Whom L May Concern

The set Of loafers who pass up /
down Church street every morning &
Mr.. Pages to Mr.. Earl's-whooping
yelling ike a parcel Of Indians, to The
noyance of every family on said sire
are hereby warned, that unless said .
and disturbance is stopped at once,
ccedings will be instituted to test the
loafers' right to make themselves q pl
nuisance. We have borne it about
which we believe is long enoI
AyD
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

DONATION VISIT ADJoURNED.-On ac-
count of the severe storm, the Donation
Visit for the benefit Of Rev. j. d. Bee
man, was adjourned one week. The friends
are cordially invited to meet at the Par
sonage in the afternoon and at the Town
Hall in the evening on Thursday, Feb. IL.
Music may be expected in the evening.
PER ORDER OF Con-.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

1t is now generally admitted
est Physicians, that when once \
sumption is fairly fastened upoD$.
no human power can save tls
from death. They also say 6s
fifty per cent, of those who die r.,
disease can trace the cause fl N.Y.
cough or could which might I,rs
cured by a small bottle of LiupjGG
doc, or what is the same thing
Anodype Linimeat.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

Harsh, frizzy, dead-lookiing, n
ficult to dress, always result from
of dyes upon the human hair AM
tive, on the contrary, like the adm
preparation knows as "Barretts Y,
Bile Hair Restorative" renders i,
glossy and luxuriant. -Spin1fsRR
hcan.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

MusicAL.-There will be one days
sing in this village, on the 23d
inst, conducted by home talent Mr..
Obcrs six schools will form the nucleus Of
the convention, or assembly, but all are
invited. The Jubilee" will be used. The
best talent in the vicinity is expected to
be present, and general good time is an
ticipatcd. Further and moro particular
notice will be given
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

IF Renne is as good looking ah
as many good qualities as may beFS
ed from using his Pain-Killing M
Oil, we don't wonder at his popuar
His Magic Oil, as a pain-kilIing ~
is a. success. Everybody that triesia
st works like charm"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

Caution. Purchasers of the h
Wan Syrup IA protected solution d
protoxide Of irony are cautioned d.
being deceived by any of the prepani
of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and i
which may be offered them. Ever
tie of genuine has PERUVIAN Syrup
Peruvian Bark blown in the glass
ANIME THE BOTTLE BEFORE PURcHAzv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

Cut this notice out and brr,,
you. We are authorized to re&i
cash to any person or persons VIII.
buy and use Parsons Puryatiu Pr
fail Of relief and satisfaction,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
special Notices.
AcRosTIc.

5=a Nti ACHOSTlC.
q ontly u pcnctrates through every pero,
II elicvlng sufferers from each angry sore A,
A II wounds II heals with certainty and sPesoi
@ uts, Burns, from Inflammation soon are H'''
II ruptlons, ut its presence dsappear ,ls
klns lose each stain, and the complexion ~
8 alive, such as Grace's every ono should puy'
A II 10 It's wondrous merits testify,
l. ct those who doubt, single box but wy
V erlly, thon rs true deserts 'twould nave VI,
Il ven unbelievers would loud GRhcgs n'S''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

BUTTER MARKEr.-Tuesday, Feb
Amount of butter shipped to-day, y
tubs. Prices-Fall butter, 4Oc. to y
per h.. winter, SOC to 4Oc, according
quality.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

Brother Willard of the Freeman, and
soon to be in Congress, Is in for woman's
suffrage and the abolition Of the franking
privilege. Probably the two objects will
be about simultaneously accomplished,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
Feb. 4, 1869.

The LADIES AID Soc1ErY Of n
will give an entertainment. oo, :
Charades, Tableaux, Living st,Irrl
Music, both vocal and i6st,rn,',
the best talent in the county ;, 4
Hall, on "Wednesday eve., Fob Ia
Admission-25 cents.
NELLIE G. Norn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

Read Cranes advertisement--Goods
at cost for 30 days. He has a good va
riety. The time to strike IL when the
iron is hot.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

4. >. Arthur, the well-known writer,
is about sixty yearsod. He was remark.
able as very dull boy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

MIR. Leach's next general si,,,
held at johnson. We have nd, !
formed of the time yet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

-0ber's Singing-schools are being
very successful. He is good conductor
and is fast improving.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

The steam mills at Keene, N. H..
owned by Madison Fairbanks, who is we'll
known to many of our readers, were to-
tally destroyed by fire about II o'clock,
Friday night. The building was large
three story one, and was filed with valu-
able machinery and stock, all of which
was consumed. The loss has not been def
nitely ascertained, as there were several
different branches OF business carried ON
in the building, but it is not far from $780,
900; partially insured. About rs men
were thrown out Of employmentby the mis-
fortune.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

tHau any OtnSI hihu VI PioPSiJ, D "
are the producing po'cer. If our houses
or goods are burned, we may build more
--' 1000 IL ;r -.-- 49,, ~----J-
thing is gone. IF it is necessary to in
sure our building and merchandise for our
own benefit, how much more to insure
our lives, which make goods and mer-
chandize, for the benefit of our families.
If we are prosperous, a full-paid policy
is an investment for the future, that is be-
You'd any contingency. If we are poor,
a dollar more or less per week secures a
han some sum at a later period. What
should we think of the sailor who goes to
sea without anchors, because it is fair
weather when he sails, and what should
we think of the husband and father who
makes no provision for wife and children
because he is soeH to-day, although he
knows he may not be alive tomorrow
Formerly, it was difficult to obtain life
insurance in responsible companies There
were those which promised large dividends
and advantages, without any sufficient
guarantees. Life insurance should be per-
tect-secure beyond all risks or chances.
A company should not only have large
capital, but should be managed by men
Of the highest integrity and financial abili-
ty. We believe that we have such an in
stitution in the National Life Insurance
Company ofthc United States of America
1t has a full paid capital of million dol
lars; and with such fnanciers as Jay
Cooke, and Clarence II. Clark, and a
board Of directors embrcing gentlemen of
the largest business experience, we are
not surprise that it is one of the most
successful institutions of its kind. 1t de-
livcred its first policy August l, 1868;
and the policies issued since that time
cover insurance to the amount Of Eight
Million Dollars:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for Februa-
ry contains the following choice collection
Of new music do Right, and Fear Not, 81
a fine sacred song by j. R. Thomas, and
three charming songs by the king of song
writer's, VIII S. Hays, namely: "Mistress
links, of Madison Square," comic song,
with chorus "Down by the Deep, Sad
Sea-" song and chorus and "Goody-by,
my boy, God bless you," song and chorus
Also, the following instrumental pieces ::
"Maiden's Blush, a march, by 9. Kinkel,
the popular writer in the country; "Pink
Rose Mazurka," by Il. Mack and eLov-
ing Thoughts Schottisch," by August Pack
er; the price of which, in sheet form,
amounts to $3.50. In addition to the
music, there are fifteen large pages of
reading, to-wit: "The Frost Queens Court,
"Autumn Violets," "Her Last Appear
ahcc, "Schubert's Sixth Symphony, can
Operatta by Schubert, +" sLcs Bavards--
The Chatterers," :. Robert Schumann, "
" The Night Bell, =" Recollections of an
Amateur" " Telephony" 90 Blind Tom"
Z" The Voice." What is Burlesque?"
" Winter Weather." "L'Africaine, ""Mu-
sic of the Spheres" "Sing again together"
"The Musical Season." "Reviews of New
Music" etc.
This mammoth monthly is published by
j. l.. Peters, 1913 Broadway, New-York,
and is furnished at the low price of $500
per year. Sample copies 80 cents All
those desiring to get them moneys worth
will to well to send for copy.
No Musical Family can afford to be
without "PETERs' MUSICAL MoNruLy."
1t gives, during the year, over $40 worth
of New Music, besides the literary matter,
and in order to help our friends to good
thing, we will ourselves receive subscrip-
tions, at the rate of IS per year; or club
it with our own paper for $500 per year
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

mo Montpelier stage since one week
tonight,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
TEMPERANCE CoVvpvr,,,.

TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
of temperance in the county =,
are requested to meet at A
House in Hyde Park, on Woa
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clool
the purpose of organizing a O..
.perance Society, and to Dom;.
suitable person as a candid,,.
Commissioner. All interested !, !.
ject are earnestly invited to slt.,
A. A NJ. Krup
GaAs. s. Pam
D. J. sAffon'
?. K. GLEN
MI, 1oeo L. N, GRoT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
Our Life as Property-The Natiotal Life

IF we have an amount Of perishable
at risk, whose loss be an incon-
venience to our estate, aoe alacays insure
a. We are not only the property of our
families, land perishable at that, more
than any other kind of property, but ace
are the producing poaoer. If our houses
or goods are burned, we may build more
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-25

R-- tuition ena' Ing b.na fde settlers to prr-
cuas- certain lands acquired fsom he Great anu
Little D~a-e tribe Of Indians.
Rs lived " tine Senate and House 81 Repre-
>.ut.-ives a. the United States II America in
4 ,ftgrr>- assemble That any bona tide : III 7
residing upon any portion u he lands sold To- the
U4it-d = tte- b. virtue # the first and second
arIicie. Of the treaty con-. led between the
United state, ami tue Gr,aJ alI Little ossss-
lie e IutIaus. >epteIn' er tsseuty-uinth. ei-i-
Teen hundret and siNty-hy-. ami prp-ialnI-d
J1uEiry twenty fret. eighteer huRt'td AMI
-iNty-seyeu VIII j. citizen u The iuiled tttvs
n : ali have i-rt,r-d IN, INTENTION To become
CITIZEN Of hr UnII-i States, -ha. be, AMI hereby
; entitled To purchase I'll. same in quantity "ot
xee ding one hGuuIsi tEd sixty asTrS, az a pEicr
I ,-t- ,i..ilsr and ,&-uty i've cents per acre.
within tW0 yeai- f. II tic passage 4 u l. act,
rn.l-r <IcI rules and T"-Iia'I n>ss may b. pre-
- fI,-,I bv the SvCr~t ~ It the lnteIIuT IN
sId-d. Layxrver. That 10th the odd and even
numbered sections Of JLe said iSnCs shat! b sub
i-cf to ssttlsm eni and lie a. above provided
aud pr0yi ed further dat the sixteenth ami
fhirry-.ixth .erIIyu- e,ch town hip Of said
Ian : shall be r--sr tng Stat school purposes
IN acc0r ianc- vii the provisions ~ the act 90
admission of thu State ii Ma. "a Provided, how
ever mat n1thin.; VI this act shall be construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in ahy other party " parties
ArurSyeG April 10, lsU9.
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ed. April 10, 1859.
Tpublic Resalution-No. -. /

Joint Re-oIutien granting the right of way for
the construction Of a railr. nd f. ON paint at or
mar Portl nj, ore.' d, t. a pt int west OF the
Cascaie mountains IN Arlington Territory.
Railroad mpany be. and hereby Is aaIhorzed
TO extend its branch line from pnnt al or near
Portland. oregon, 10 some suitable point IN Puget
suuna to be determined BY said company. aud
also to connect the same with its main line west
# the Ca> ade mountain, in the Territory Of
washin-.on- sid extension being subject t. all
he C. nditiurss and provisions and said company
in respect thereto beir entitled 10 all the rights
ami privileges con erred by til. act Incorporating
said COMPANY. ami al! acts additional To aud
sns-r dtrurv thereof Provided. That said com
psuy rha!l not be entitled To- suh~iiy in money
bonds ur addiirral hand. of he Cutei stats.
in peyt to said exrrnSi, IF its branch line ~
at resaid exc, DIT such lands rs may be Included ~
the Tish, of way the iiue II such ext"nsi'in as
it NAV he located: md provided iu.tieT ihat
ut Iea@l twenty-five miles Of said eSteusi sha
be constructed before the second day OF July
II .hreen hundred and seventy-one, and forty
mi - ,,er year thereafter until TIE VII is Of sand
ext-n ion shall lie cumpiet d.
Approved, April u. 1862
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owed. April l6, ls6e

Public ResOlutiou-No. ,.
Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rclemelt ot Gel tain appropriation acts approved
March Sd, 1859.
Be il resolved b, the Senate and House OF Rep
re-entatiyes Of the United states OF AnIe lea in
Cor gress assembled. That the f,ilos ing item-.
omiited in the enrolment II appruprit ION acts
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty-niue be- and the same are hereby. a.
ari-nGed made valid ror'i ions of the acts from
which they were omitted, viz:
in tie :. Let making Appropriations Tor the
legislative. executive, and Judicial expenses 81
the govern inert for the year ending he thirteih
Of June eighteen hrndret and seventy" after
the rroviso th,. pa, a.Iaph conn encins - For
saIai les and expenses cul CtOts. asses Ors- as
,iStaIr as-esSurs revenue agents, &c. insert ::
Provided further. That after The passage ii
This acr he n p.ietois Of al interim! revenue
bonded wa ehOuse- shall IeimhUrs" t. the Uutei
states fLe expenses and salary OF II Il rcke pers
or utI 81 officers in charge Of such WAREHOUSES.
and The same .hsll be paid INTO the treasury and
accoui ted FIR Ike ,tler public moneys
in the = act making approximations Tor sinirN
civil expenses II the government Tor the year
euainu June thirtieth, eighteen hundrtr! and srv-
enty and for other pu p -rs. under the heaiins
= Public Buildings and Grounds. before the
it. N For pay Of lsmpiighteTs. ga- ii ting. &c
inset FOR lighting the Capitol ana Presidents
house and pubic Cruun saround themanda around
the executive Offices, Ihirty thousand dollars
Approved, Marc -, 1o6-.
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IPub ic-No. 20
An act TO renew certain grants Of land to the State
Of

rPub ic-No. 20
An act renew certain grants Of Iard 70 the state
Of Aataus-
BE it enacted by the : nate and House Of Rep
re-+ntatises of the United States of America la
Congress assembled. That - much Of the grant
" lands ma L, the State of Abama by tie act
nt Congress "a proved June three, eighteen hun
bred and fifty tx, ent tied - An act antIn-
. .blic lands alternate Sections to tie siatr Ui
,Iabant to aid in the Construction of cei tain
railroads in saii state were 2 an'ed I" as
-rst in the building of railroads - from near
GsdsGeu TO some p.,int on the alabama and ME-
>iSsippi state line in direction tb me Mobile
au. Oh 10 railroad, with view TO connect 1Ith
the stii ", Lile and Ohio railroad, " and - IRON
ti.,F~,Ien to connect with the re 'rcia ana Ten
n..--ee and snueS-ss lue of railroads through
Cnattoaca wills and Lockout Valleys. Is
hereby revived and renewed. subject l. all the
conditions and res;riciO OTIS contained in the act
referred TO- and subject the further limItttiI IN
tAaf if either Of tie said railroads j. not cum
pl.ted within three wears from the time Of the
massage If this act 10 further sale shall he made
Tor the benefit If such railroad. ard the lands I'M
ss.lI shall revert to the Quilted Sttes; Provided
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
yivet. except miuertI lands, shall lie sold TO
actual settlers only in quantities greater than
one-quarI.r secTI1R to one purchaser, aud LOT a
Price not exceeding two dollars and MY cents
Per acre
$50. :. And be it further enacted. hat the
right. voweT amt authority is hereby given 10
the companies bulid,ng the f'resald Railroads u
take uni the public lands adjacent To the lines 81
said rail- ads earth. stone. and other materials i"f
The construction thereof: and the night 81 way Is
hereby grated TO the extent Of one hundred feet
in width on each side of SAID railroads where they
NAV pass over the publir lands. 'ncu-Iag ueceS-
sary grounds for stations and structures c'nurcte'
herewith, not exceeding fortv acres atahy one
station
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publir-N No 1877

An Ac. regulating the rights Of property OF mar
Tiei woman in the ii,trict "t Co!Umhii
Ee il enacted by tie Senate and II u>e Of Rep
reS-nlatives of the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, That IN the District of Col
umIia the right Ofa married woman 10 any
property, Tersl nal or real. beiongin@ 20 her a.
tire time If marriage. or acquired during mar
rage in any c:her way than by gift or convey
ance from her husband, shall be as absolute as #
he we're femme sl. and III III not be sui ject 10
the disposal OF her la band, ror he liable for his
debts: but such married woman may convey, &C.
wise. and bequeath the s me, Or any interest
ther,in ~ the same manner and With Ike eject
A. If she uriu-sITief-
SIC , And be ii further enacted, That any
married woman may cer'iact. and sue and be
sued in her own name in all matters having re-
iaton to her sole and separate property i'll the
same manner If she were unmarried, but
neither her husband nor his property shall be
bouud TO any su-h Contract nor liable for any re-
covery against her in any such suit, but judge
lnent NAV be fnforced bv execution against her
sole and separate estate in the same manner ~ II
she we're sole.
Approved, April 10. 1899
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Speaker oithe House Of Representatives
Il L


An Act conceruiug the Attorney General
Be il enscIed bN the $ nate and House ct Eep
re-eutatiNes Of the UuiteI states Of America IN
Congress assembled That go much OF the - Act
making appropriations for the legislative. eN-
ltive and Judicial, exp nses of the soveFnmc t
FIR the year ing the thiri!eth OF june, e'Eh
teen huni Ell and seventy a. repeats the Sc
0ril section Il the act If August second. eiEh
teen hundred aud siNty-oue. entitled '' An aCt
concerning the Attorney General ami the ait'r-
u-ys and marshall OF the several districts. he.
and the same j, hereby, repealed; and sad second
sectin i, hereby deCiar ed 10 beln fu! free; aud
IL shall he the duty f the Attorney General to
report at the Cgu.Hseuc, ment Of the next sess Oh
OF Congress ana :, erch >ucce, ding session, the
names I all the peT-ons employee f. he fur-
p afores;tid, tnd there and upon what bust
nese euil we'd, with the compensation paid to
each.
Approved, April 10, 1853
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~ FItNi "a sVtI~NFh.
Approved. March p, 1869.

An Act 10 amend act sentitiei = An act grant
ing lands TO aid in the construction OF a rail
road and telegraph liz from the Central raci &c
rail cad. in Califr MA. 10 Porilin IN Oregon,
approved July twenty i've, eighteen hundred
and siNty-siN.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Il Rep
re>eniative- # the United states of Amer lea in
Congress assembled, hat section six If an act
entitled IAN Act granting land to ard IN the
construction Of a railroad and telegraph line
from the Central Pa fic railroad. in California 10
Portls-d. in oregon" apr we'd July twenty
five eighteen hundred and >ixty six, tie, and the
sane j. he ety. amended 20 As to allow any rail-
road company he etufyre designated by the Leg
stature ct the state Of Oregon, in accurdauce
witr the st lection of id act. to file Its assent
to such act in The Department az The Interior
within ole year from the date of the passage Of
this act: and such filing o. its assent. if done
within one wear from the pasSa-e hereof, shall
have the stme force and effect 10 all IUteuts and
furp .>es a. if such assent had been filed within
one V ar after the passage Of SAID act: Provided
That nothing herein shall impair any lights here
lafi,re acquired by any railroad comIany uncer
said act nal shall >aid act or this amendment be
csustrued 10 enfitle more than one company to a
grant of land: And provided further. That the
iai.t- granted 10y The 1t. aforesaid shall lee sold
to actual settlers only. in quantities not greater
than one quarter section 1" one purchaser. and
for q price not exceeding two dollars anG Fifty
cents per acre
Approved. April 16, ls6e
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County Treasurer's Notice.
So 500 GO.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ il in the Redemption Fund of OTmsby
County. the sum If I hree thousand Three Hun
dred Dollars. and that Sealed Proposals will he
r. ceived by the County auditor for the Surrender
f Bonds, Warrants, and claims, payable out oi
said redemption Fund, under the provisions OF an
Act of the Ies tslaiure If the State If Nevada ap
proved March l2th 1850, to the amount Of money
IN the Redemption Fund at tie time IF crening
the proposals.
he PROPOSALS will be received by the Auditor
up 20 10 oclOck On MONDAY, TIE ID DAY OF
January. $50. a must be accompanied by
and euciose the Bo- d., " ar ants, and Claims Of
ferrd 10 be surrendered.
Pin;ed Blanks Ion filling OUT Bids can he oh
tanned upon application AT the Office of the County
Auditor.
All accepted Bids VIII be paid in Legsl Tender
notes N. :. MASON.
County Ire isurer. 0rms''y County, Nevada
Ca son City, December 18th, 1863. I'd
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r.
.rRublie-Ho. n,

An Act to discontinue sault Stea Marie. - port
Of entry in the Superior district, and to es,a'
Iish Marquette in lieu thereof
Be it enacted by the Senate and House iiep-
resentatives of the United States Of Am - in
Congress assembled, That Saut ste. :. re, la he
district Of superior. is hereby disc u s'nsd = a
pert Of eut-y aa .hat the port o. entr, for the
district b.. an IL :. '-ahv ..abli-h-c at Mar
ouette. = xhicI place az collector oil he dis
tric- 81 al ,esidn. and deputy collector s. all re-
sid. II alt Sc. Marie
SIC and be il further enaSted Thss al
ay,rsa a. arts Of acts conirayening t..-s ,ct be
and ti,- same are hereby, repeated. This act
shall q ke effect FROM and after the tenth day Of
NAY next.
Approved April 10. 1863
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IPublic Res lutiol-So. {. ]

Joint Restitution t. E.cita-e the construction Of
the cusfou-i.UTse st Bangor. Maine.
b il resolved by the Senate ami II 'u>e Of Hep
tesanttriv~s OF the Unite,i ate OF America III
on-res- assembled. That the secretary Of the
Treasury be auth. r5Z-i t. make a Present apIli-
alton u the tweut five tia usant dollars ~ pro
pri.r.: al The last .es>ian Of he fJr!ieth COnGress
t1r the Blngo- custom house and public buildings,
the sane be applied e. the use provi ed ia said
,ppr.pTi ,tipn. not hereby increasing the sad APP
preparation a. hervt,f re MAZE.
Approved, April 3, 1862