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The weekly clarion., 1869-06-10

HoN. WIN. SPRAGUE, U. S. Senate.
More about the Political Advemtu-
rers im fhe South by IN North rrn
Radical.

y
Radical.
was writing and making notes in the
library of Congress three weeks ago, and
while most busily engaged, shadow from
behind fell upon my table. Thinking it
was some friend privileged to take the
liberty, l did not look up for some sec
onds or minutes. The hand from behind
picked up a second, and so forth, and
finally turned round, irritated. There
stood a total stranger large, political
like, coarse-grained, impudent-eyed man
-coolly reading my manuscript. 1t was
so outrageous violation of deeency, and
so rascally liberty, that felt the blood
go up my face like the hosting of the
British standard. s'Is that your concep-
ton of manners, SIR" l said to the man.
He looked at me like a stone with smile
ON it, for few minutes, and then said,
with a contemptuous voice: 'My God!
reckon everything here is public property,
amt it? l reckon faint no use to put ON
airs here, be it? l guess not" Not
deigning me another word, this Republi-
can genius went round the circuit of all
the tables, peering in the notes and pages
of every reader, lady or man, and at the
end, giving me halfdefiant, yet impress
sive look, went out at foundering stride.
Two days afterward, saw this man,
walking between two Senators, go into the
White House. A few days days ago he
was pointed out to me as the man who
had captured valuable revenue office in
one of the Southern States. l. it not
manifest that such beings, contributed to
the South as instances of Northern breed
ing, should make the people there harden
toward us? And it is just that class of
men who want permission, in their own
vernacular, to ride rough-shod over
rebels" compel social association, and do
brutality in the name of freedom. Cor
Chicago Tribune, Radical.
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CARPET WAREHOUSES.
A. BROUSSEAU 4 co., Importers.
- M Charfrc$ Street,
NEW ORLEANS,

/. NEW ORLEANs,
0FFERs FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES
W Carpeting-English and American, Of al
kinda. Floor Furniture aud Enameled Oil
Cloths. Mattine-JOO rolls China, 100 pieces
Cocoa. window Shades, Table and Piano Cow
ers. Crumb Cloths, DTugget Linen and Felt.
Curtains-Lace, Reps, Worsted, Damask, etc.
Furniture Covering-Linen and Cotton Stripes.
Cornices, Bands, Pins, etc. maylewiy
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ORPHAN's HoME-The following are
the newly elected officers of the Board OF
Trustees of the Orphans Home:
Presideut.-Prof. ThOs. 5. Gathright.
LIST Observation-Disclosures j. NJ. Lewis.
ID :" Rev. I. G.. Sellers.
Secretary.-Rev. w. S. Webb.
Treasurer.-Dr. L. j. Deupree.
Erecutire Copmittee.---R Rev. T. G.. Stain
back, Rev. w. 5. Webb, DR., j. L. Kennedy,
Rev. j. III. Cason, DIR. T. J. Deupree.
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SPRING HILL INSTITUTE. = This
school is located near the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and about eight miles from Lau-
derdale Station. It's Principal is the Rev. j.
/. Cooper, a most successful Instructor
of youth in our State. As evidence of this,
the Institute has been under his manage
ment only four years,and the roll of students
for the year now closing numbers l5l. The
present session will close July lst when the
Annual Address will be delivered before the
Literary Societies. The other exercises Of
the day and night will be: declamations,
compos sitions, orations, valedictories,d debates,
&c. On the 29th and 3Oth' the general eX-
animation will take place, which viii be
open to the parents and guardians Of stu
dents, and TO the special friends of educa-
tIon. Claiming TO be one OF the latter, we
shall endeayor to respond to the cordial in
vitation to be present.
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IArMoRTALTTY.-'sTh heart shall live
forever, said one Of old-leaping to
the conviction, as the soul, win at times,
though nothing outward should assure it
THE heart shall live forevern-so shall
not all of Us, constituting our spiritual in
dividualityi But, eminently 10 the heart
1.-The capacity Of love-the beings CEN
tral hfe-lluminating, quickening, viyi-
flying orb in the armament of supreme at-
tractiOn; nearing him through an unfold
ing immortality, .s7aa ssal
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sUPERNTESDENTs OFFICE

M. w. PHILLIPS, CHATAwA, MISS. Dear Sir:
Your letter of May 9th, is at hand. With
desire to encourage your society will
transport free, specimens of fruit enclosed in
good packages Of not over one-fourth (peck)
bushel each, marked (for the guidance Of
messengersl officially to your Secretary.
stating also on the package the purpose for
which sent. / am Respectfully,
A. b. SMALL,
superintendent.
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Gbt ddttklp Clarion
INSTITUTE. = We are

SUsfMERvILLE INSTITUTE. = We are
in receiptef the Annual Catalogue Of this
well-known school for boys and young men.
and are gratified to observe, from the list of
students in attendance during the past year.
that the Institute maintains its well-earned
popularity. With Prof. Thos. ). Gathright
as Principal, an able corps of assistants
an accessible and healthy locality, and the
nractical and thorough course of training
for which the school is noted, it would be
surprising indeed were its patronage to di-
minish. The usual examination viii take
place during the last week of this month,
and on the 1st ofJuly the Calliopian Society
will celebrate its anniversary.
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is. CHrHLEs

IS. CIEELEss
WITH
CUmmMEms SHERWOOD As co.
HAuUTAcrunRns on Avn pEALEns tH
Boots and Shoes
as wAnRKH srnEEr,
tw6maPl21 NhN fQhhi
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MINT SAUCE.

Tax a large handful OF tender mint,
take the leaves from the stem, chop them
fine, then add teacup of sugar and tea
cup of the best wine vinegar.
crTRoN PUDDING.
Take one pound of butter, one of su-
gar, mix well, take three quarters of a
pound of citron chopped fine, seven eggs;
mix all well together and bake in paste;
lhirty minutes to bake.
BEEFsTEAK.
Take a large, tender beefsteak, pound
it, and season with pepper and salt, and
| two onions cut up fine; put it in your
pan and set it by the fire where it will
have strong heat, but do not let it burn;
let it remain two hours; covered closely;
serve it IN its own gravy. You will find
this an excellent way.
FRENCH METHOD OF PURIFYING RANCID
BUTTER.
Let the butter be melted and scumn1ed,
as for clarifying, then put into it piece
of bread toasted all over. In a minute
or two the butter viii lose its offensive taste
and smell, but the bread viii become per-
fectly fetid.
ONION AND CUCUMBER PICKLE,
To two dozen cucumbers take eight on
ions. slice both thin, sprinkle salt ON them
and let them stand twenty-four hours;
drain them, put them in the jar, and put
bags of all kinds of spice in the jar; then
cover with boiling vinegar.
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Red Dlarrhoea Remedy is pleasant and
effectual in acute and chronic diarrhea.
For cholera morbus and cramps, use IL. ID.
r.
r. D. r. Is no hot astringent preparation.
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VICTOR CANE MILLS.

Cooks Eyaporators: for either Southern Cane
or Sorgnm; Church, School and Plan
tation Bells, of fine tone and at small cost,
Fan Mills, Corn Crushers, sc.
Our Goods are selected with full knowledge
Of the kind Of work needed in the Southwest
and we guarantee every machine we furnish 10
be effective Of the object for which il was de-
signed.
Fertilizers-Zelts Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano, Raw Bone Dust and Plaster. Dis
counts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
Call on or address,
THOS. b. BODLEY & co,
mylswttwtf No. Q, Periido ST., n. o.
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AUGUSTA. June 5.-The RIbarton Gazette
states that an insurrectionary plot was dis
closed by negro, having for fts object the
burning Of the town Of Lexington. county
seat Of Oglethorpe county, and massacre OF
the Inhabitants. The sheriff and posse, in
arresting negro implicated, W as resisted by
one whom they shot and killed.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Two hundred and
forty Confederate graves at Loudon were
decorated to-day. They were completely
covered with flowers. The exercises inclu-
ded prayer, an address and music.
ST. LOUIS. June 5.--CoI. Wier has return
ed TO Fort Hayes from pursuing the Indians
who committed the outrages at Fossil Creek.
He did not overtake them. Another scout
ing party was sent out by Gen. Custar yes
terday morning.
Abeut one hundred Indians were seen last
evening within a mile of Sheridan, having
a red flag hOisted.
LONDON, June 5.-The temperate speech
of Lord Clarendon in the House of Lords
last evening. on the subject of the Alabama
treaty, has ELECTED the following comments
from the London journals this morning:
The Times ssys: For our own part, con-
sidering the demands of America and the
ready concessions of England, we wonder
the latter gets off so well. The rejection of
the treaty was more a lucky chance than
the result Of the firmness Of anybody en-
gagged in behalf of Great Britain"
The Standard says that the negotiations
for the Alabama treaty failed because Amer
lea never intended them 70 succeed; and if
England now admits that it Is her duty 90
renew her efforts for peaceful settlement
IL is without hope. Our honest desire for
such a settlement will not be appreciated
but by small section of the American peo-
pie. Meantime, until the details of Mot ey s
mission are known, we should fold our
hands and liIcit our complaints to him as a
great historian.
The Star says Americans can no longer
doubt our Willingness TO do them right, or
our determination TO preserve our national
character and credit.
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Ths nunss. ..s J. e e hcEs n the United States
The weekly clarion., 1869-06-10

For all forms of diarrhra, use II. ID. X.
X. ID. Il. cools and qniets the stomach.
X. ID. r., excellent for crying babies.
For children while teething, use X. ID. r.
Il. ID. K. is the Memphis favOrite,
One dose 4. ID. X. cures sick stomach.
X. ID. II. is the result of bedside experience.
A remedy In time of need, X. ID. II.
During the fruit season keep X. ID. II.
For cramps and vomiting. use X. ID. Il.
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Letter from IF. WI. Gee, Esq, of
Calhoun County.

CHATAwA, Mss June4 1863.
, 1869-03-18

From The Beaou Duly AoyeIt,,,E H.-rn,,
The hufieess community OF Lowell W..
ttMtled ye.ts1daJ by 3 report that 81.
1nemas deIrlsh, the CitT f1easnfe, va
regular nee'ine OF the CITY governneut- q
PR positicn was urged by Mr Ger7tsa nd ia
uTtt spectire Gle1 d. to negotiate a loan ~
$iG0,n0. several mem,ers Of the coudc1l W.rr
Eurrri-ed 1t the manifest soxIetT q VI
Setr!s1 @ . .ost Ell INC ioan e rslsed At oace, aud
there vas no Presxsng need tor lie motrv Ia.
fore the drst ot next May .as there va s3nnsv
enough 70 meet al demands uDon thr T1eo:5l
uIy until fhst tine. To tha Geri.S ~
pliea ~. Woqld Ake to have it put, throuEh
ma'ier VS. hid over. under rnIe1 W,h;e y tIc
tne p9st week, the special coumfttee of 1he
C17J Council had e1ami.ed the Tressn-..uss
BOOKS ard reported Them correct.
IN HsdrsedaF forenoon Mayor tFol.om
met ny. J; T. Rogers. Cashier ii the loEeli
an nnuA. u me netse cars, acd The latter opened
tbe temporary loan resolution bv me civ
Ctunch- To bis aston4hment, the Mafor
lnen learned that Ge1ri4h's bank seconnt
WAS tlo,uW ovsrdrawn, and- this, In cnn-
hee1'on Iasa n1.n the la.ssEs anxiety to pass The
Ts4ot,a W. rs1o,n.o.. Dill Sseaaed = suspicion IN the
gallon. Tee boudsm:u Of Mt. Gefrith ar.
Yessrs- q. I. Williams. William i. W-l,ht
Samuel laTrenee. n. &. Parker. E,P. Wst.
fsn Sosta. A9f F6bs1s maefst p5.s Lac jonathan
On the discovery Of his orerdravu bant
account ~. GerTish went to La1Fence
ard stated to bis brotter-ta.law aud 9ouds-
man, William 4. Wright, that be was
= defaulter. Mr.. Wright went to Lo veil
Yesterday, snd IN company With The Wsyor
ana AesFrs. q. L Wil:ia1ns ard Samuel
HIt1ce- Without having al the books be-
I lnfe y, Them: figured ont a dtdcieucy OF $1R-
and paid ont = 500 besides, makins IS, ,3333S IS
subsequently NJ Lawrence called cn Mr,
aarfMh aud lad Gng Interview. Hr. d,
admitted himself to he driauI er, arc when
ahked It me amount above stated WIS ahout
fl2 ht, replied, ''Ir nsg be tha-, or thist7. or
forty. or seventy thousand dollars" he
further stated that he attributed bis error
ana crime &c hartre speculated IN ssocks aod
lived beycrd hi. means His avaifs aaset1
are rot estimated TO exceed 5000.
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Representative Hooper, OF Mss,schu.
sct'e, has soain Introduced his bill into
The House for the enactment of l.w re
eulatlng The transactions OF the Treasury,
with reference 10 The secret ssles OF gold
and bonds. His bill passed the House by
heavy m-jority last winter; but was
quietly smosherei in the Finsncs Com.
nittte Of the Scnato, Of which Senator
John Sherman Is Chairm.n. twill be
Iecollected that the leading merchapte.
bsnkers, and bussntss men. Of New York,
Ph1ladetphia, Boston. Baltimore, Chi
cego. Cincinnati, and g.. Louis, simulta-
neously petitioned Congress for the en-
actnens OF law prohibiting the secret
sales OF gold and bonds by tho Secretary
OF the Treasury. They asked "that
hereafter all purchases or sales Of the
loans and bonds of the United States, on
account Ct the United States, shall bo
made by Inviting public competition
through advertising for proposals !" and
thst all sales OF gold, tor account OF the
United States. shall be made at public
auction by an authorized official Of the
Treasury Department after properly
advertising the time and place.
The bill will doubtless again pass the
House, and 1t rgmafns to be seen whether
the Treasury ring will have influence
enough 10 strang1e It Il second time in
the Senate. The government has been
swi1died out Of millions OF dollars by
these secret ealet, AID the proceeds have
}-t4 81 ~
, 1869-03-18
mp1y to obssan the ncney, but By force II

timply to obssdn the uouey. but By force If
The bellct In The completely Of verrtll IN
ths nuId der led 10 a strong effort to abolish
capital punishment in the State. Governor
CbambertaIn declined 10 commute Hn:rls'
sentence but Issued a warrant for hl5 eIecu-
ten. The Sheriff to whom the warrant was
direct, d stepped ont befare the dsy assi2ned
for the hatEit 3 arrived; nnt successor vas
issued dsrecti, < that Harris be executed iu
the Thomastun jail on Ftbruary Il. As
tte day approached. the Le2iElatuYe. oaT,ak
debated several weeks, adopted resolution
requesting the Governor to rrprisve tbs cun-
OF The resolve was 70 large that tie Govern ,r
felt that be must waive hls own opinions OF
Justice, and Hanb was accordingly re-
prieved until 10 1ay. The purpose OF the
resolve to eecure reprieye was that time
might be obtained 10 enact law doing
away With r. death penalty, and one that
length tho Judiciary Committee report
ca . bill char efng tho Inv in regard
to capital punishment By establishing THREE
degrees Of murder. In extreme cnses the
bill provided punishment By death, willie in
The second dsgree, II the offender Il recon.
menued to mrrcy by the jury, the presiding
Judge concurring, t3s Governor c5mmu cd
to imprisonment for life was provided. THIS
bill not being framed to Eave Harris neck,
an order WAS introduced In the Senate direct.
ing the Judiciary Conmlttec to report bill
anolkhiuE the death penalty altogether,
This orc e1 was followed by two davs' d.
bate, as d finally rejected By the Close vo.e Of
| Il tn 49,
Ju@t q. be was to be launched into eternity J
! Harris eaid that Luther j. Verrlll. the white
| man Indicted aud convicted with him, brs
| afterwards granted new trial, suggest ttt
the robIery which resulted in the murder
AF1A xEa IN v11$A ktuk k-n- IL. +nn1-
, 1869-03-18
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Gossip about HI. Fusure-Hfs F1nans
e14l CoRd1ltor, sts
ERR n. the CIR ficn al 1.1+,sa

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 10. 1859.
There Il good d al of Interest uRuIfcsted
10 know how Andrtx johnson, Late Psesi
d.ut OF the rrlled ates, will ba.g himself.
row that, after the lapse OF thlr1y one yeazx,
he ht1 betn retired iron, public iafe. 1t b..
comts uall.r Of no little importance to
ktow VI ether he prsposcs to take aas part
iu Tennessee politics, and 10 calculate what
be could do were be 10 set 1nouE II.
some suImislnE correspondent, See.
6 includes that johnson will plunge u
oocc iuto the 4reua, &nd make a dgh,
for the G-ver1ossh!p. this fa!l- | h.re
! prcmreat rolnsrd man in 1his STATE
wet to Washington 10 solicit Of Andy 4
PARDON Tor m mol,idua1 convicted Of having
forged l11ge snlourt Of goFernmn: voach,
eIs just st The eiota of The var. johnson
alertd the pardon II lhe Anefpoon OF the 50,
as one CT the las. Of ht' Official acks. md snen
wsxiuE eonndc1t toward bis eolosco friend,
who had eeryrd hin in morc thsn one c4paci-
II beiure he SIT IN the Presicr1ffa' chair.
told him That he lad co1cludcd 10 retire Il
private life for TWO yeirs- Thi:tE-ope yexra
In cficr, ho thought to 0e1is short vaca.
tlop, NJ d this BE- Proposes to take; then he
would enter the l.s's as = eanaidsse for Gov
e5ror Of Tennessee, and tins, In The space of
fveor III yex1s frsp the present time, work
his way into = pusi:ttn II ady ior getting
back mo the G1f.ed stztea Sen1te.
Ancrcw Jtb1 sos Was worth about ka1, 900
when the war btpke out, and LOST o:hlog By
The struggle but nine or ten regro.s. who
were lIherated hJ Old Ale's proclamation.
Thoee who ought 10 saos ray that be has
il mar he c4'cuss- ID be has IN ample pile up
~ Vh,ch to zrtire- The tauiiy mansion 1t
Gr ecv111e has feea reccnsly placed In RCD 1T,
I. d thithef A. J. p<.,poses TO 70 Ire and sest-
Gteenvtlle u ~ iasigulassnt lsue village Oh
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tho East Terr osx Z Railroad aboye Knoxville,
tud ID clleAy uoted tor model co1ofrd kchool
which hss nten q 3uriAhIn9 there fur about.
year. Tne1ots no whlte public school In the
place. 1t Ii, like neet OF the toKns 70 that
porton q the ,ttste, intensetT Raditai, 30
psulons to solace him during hI5 solitude.
If Johl son should take the stump for Gov
er or tbis fall. be would make = tremendous
stir, and y In over croH1s Of coovoet4 but he
would not be able to get over majority Of
thirty thousand, and ho II not the man TO
work {of nothing. No mku knoEs the peo-
rlc or this State. colorrd and white, batter
than he wkos n 1851, atandidg "a FAgon n
front,o The STATE Capitol, and 6uHonndsdby
a crowd o. anxious colorcd listeners, prom
iatd to be the!r " Noses" On the whole. bis
ldtA OF ns1ing couple ot years Is not bad
otc, hen Il IS known that u he tn ought be
had chance OF .uccess, be would take The
stump te.morl ow for next Governor OF Ten
ue.Eee.
Johpsop not mcddlicg in the pie, Stokes
will como In atd win the raeo with ease.
ThA may IS well be men1i med, for II Is SCI
tied. Eeyersl Ractcal papers have already
hoieted his pane, aud Stokes himself has hid
finger upon the Radical pulse Ia Tennessee,
ntd feels lta every beat. ..
If D. ". C. Senter. present Governor n}
Titur OF Browulow's rtrigp2tior, were to
nstenpt the race be hight make yery cred
liable run Of It but, however mucn he would
Ike the position, be l. sensible enough Of the
TACT that 10 combustion conld defeat Stokes
for nothing, The Lora1 Leagues are work
Ing IN behalfof Stokes. and the co-vestior
WILL probably be called in april.
Thus thirk We ahal1 have pesce In Ten
restee, with all these things In prospect Ak
pretty generally understood,
, 1869-03-18

Hsee - t'e y Of NJ York. wnteh ,1iIt. :
ne % nioa o. this Doa;d. b mutually ba1.as1u
TO all ttecrD.r.
3 10 r'd. tha' .he thsrks ef I'll. B,a-, -
IEacc he aad Ire he.sby teude: d q tho caaatt
r. tnf te ID ard lRt re ave E,sus-r sf.a 4el.t
tttJ oase trtse t's ttelt plan 10 ois brara.
after lew rlmsrss from Mr.. Saw yer, Hr
;rthn. Mr. sInpns aud otheFt, the res5,l-
Ito; ~ere unaIimou&.y adopted.
lhe following resolution, offered BY Nj.
stmocs Y rs also ad pied
Atsosr' d. That It tan Lptuiar Of ,.is H7sr1 at
!fAdt. Ii" r1.es Of e'er.t:tg arr o-aRe 10 bndt
10, aro tGo gh of pn1 II ter-ctt halr 1nte.e1 II.
bhd Il ettte 1ct&E.s:A o. :he state Of New Y,rx:
Aso sc re' onn a, N. sppolu uer1 OF CON NIL.
lee OF hyt % walt upc1 The E;ev4'inv Ans r7.t!o1
aEd eotf Y ID them fei1s.ve 10 m.-esta! r.c n.
-.too tf tsi1 rsses.
Mr a. G. Williams moved that "A com1n;.-
tee Of fve be Applnted IL accordance with he
last resolution. Car1i-d, and the f-lIo.l:c
esccmtnistte G. appointea u c. Sumou,. G. s
Haza1d, ChaH. J. Mann, John q. Yought ard
jas. =. lawyer.
A motion Was carried for the appointment
o. cnrmittec E! three to accomp1pg he
New York delegation TO Chicago, With. r
they 70 TO irau- urste similar ac:lon 10 III !,
takeL Etre. Iris Committee has no. yet btss
named.
, 1869-03-18
This Now n ouuty L1M,

The following Il the text Of the new Douu-
y law, V.ssed hy Congscss on thp 81 Of thv
ptctcnt month:
- h II t.rcf~d by fAs tSrsdfs aid Hop,, or
Etprstenfsf4t.s " ma EanAd 81 t<s" -tmt, "a
= ttna!"A Ga"n,tt~t, .tst ~h' \ 4 s,dsr = M.
eharss rta,es III '. hs u disehatged oJro .soa of
tt1bHsi,tI ~ terra Of serve ht tk&n Dc nu
to hsse COMPS Ilsd tho fnll ,c1na Of as ell1slucn;
Alu 1 nj Len 10 ot htty hcto-tlnslJ.
Skc. :. AAL t< II f4rthtr enaestd, ThRt the
w'do '. En!LoF c:!lcfrn. - parents, IN tie erdaf
Lsnco. OF aLy who shAI! hAta d1rd, after bang
hen fahly dirc CHARGED 4 n tho nill arr ssrv.e~ OF
Nu Tilted hta cx. shall be enile'i to rstelTo tho
= 'diu'nAl bounty 10 which ess 70 eicf 1urtd ba
tEn,ied II hs'tE. n1eef tho ptos!si ,ns cf the
t*elHo Ano 'hutetu:h stctoss OF IN at tnt4sled
''An NJ nsk!iE sopsupsls ious f1f s3rdey civil
e1Lcittstt Tbs rovtrn1dnt for tho year tudipr
toIe 50, 1sd7, II Fcr o nsr pu'poAes,'- apptUye4
Juy 70, lRfd. md tbs sald p<ovlsiors Of ssiu act
sh1tl De 70 coLeGned.
n,c. And b. II further ta1cffd Tb.t ali
tla1E e:of TIC ar d.Hortl nountlcs granted Ia {.
=. e. u epf u ct tkc act OF duly 2s lsG6 sh&aJ.
sfes ihe trtt dsy Of MY nFz:, ke Ae1aeled and
s+tiied By tho accounting officers OF Tho rre.sufY
pAdtI the ptovIatots o1 sa1i act; trd al euch
e'tiut T. nay 0: the hut Ct A1r be .unaninR 10
hs !Eee q he faSnAiles HtL.F raj ulketted,
.hal he irint!ctied 10 tho sec Jnd Auditor pt tao
T1tssrr, for Attt en-. n.
blc.4 dnd b Il furth4r eaoct<d, That al
eEnt ior lhs ht1n1y uIdkr the p,oylrious u the
bst e't d IL 'he forsxo,nK to-ti0n shall b eosh.
cpltrs prcstI x q t. nne form p1rcf TO the nfst
Gay p1 OcctHb r, 1860.