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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-26


The marHa laat evening Indicated eight
I feet six inches on the Mononnahela piera
/ aud ten leet By The marks on the Alle-
+ gneny. The weather was very piaaaant
ON the wharf trade WAS active and nnfH-
meniF were liberal for the season
The RI yer was rising slowly with "a fair
boats took their departure.
CINcENArI = The Commercial OF Thurs
day Says:
Captain John Woodburn las closed cone
Lhfts with a. ~ Dumonf, Tor ihe building
I 81 Two pair OF engines f0r boats % bc used
pa The Arkansas and White liivar trndars
he pair Tor 81 side w beet fteamnr. Ono
nutl or which VIII be 20 feat long. a8 Feet
fo.t stroke and ss.ineh 36iIefs. 2l zen yea
long hues in each boiler shaft % work
steamer il-inch cylinder. feaf rfrofe y
as-inch boz. tiers, nues iu each. the shnff n
work ls-teet bucket. hlso. one boat frr
the lseni LeottH engines. HIth new uoIIera.
3Gtnch boilers, ~ feot lumn. Hanfaln
sam. a. famhieton builds tha huIi ami
cabin. The boats viii b. builf under f5l
supeuntendence Of Captain John Wood
burn.
me spray. Robt Moore aud Emma
Floyd have been chartered fOr tne MHva-
viiie and Portsmouth trade during tha
W-Wator Hensou, Ia place az Che ESQ., james
and bpstohia. The spray VIII commence
hei mp % MhEbVlilu on Tuesday ueNtt
ana continue on alternate days with tho
go. james.
d. ~. Dumont manufacture tho boilers
for Captain IN. r. Leafhers new Southern
packet The battery cuuris e of boilers
80 Inches On diameter, and Bf feef long.
containing nues each, together with b.
nigger boiler
The oa-efte has the folowingf
The Nashville Uni9n and AMERICAN says
iuh! ~ Emma Floyd was the maiden name
~ Ahe wife OF Captain 81. N. Donaldson.
"a asler oi ihe Great Nepubl#c. now bninH
tIle4 % go. bouts for the murder nf "a me-
gro. Emma Floyd WAS Che maiden unma
~ the VIE oi captain sam. BARR formerly
chief clerk Of fhe Gfent Republic.
The Chronicle of Thursday evening aavat
captain Juveus and Dawson have uuf-
CHASED ihn steamer Nefr0ilu from Captain
hAMson Tor $1,000. she will flr ihn press
emit take the nfnce Of the Grey iaHl0 Im
the fitlHhurR and farkersburg trade.
LoUsYmLE r The C0u4sr-J0wital of
Thursday Says
The last of the boilers for tho new boat
Tor inc liuct nuitu uaa il Zine. which 81 be-
ING butit nt Cincinnati were shipped ta
thAt place from THIS point Tuesday
Ahr hefmuHm was taken 10 Madison.
SUNDAY niHnt bY horneW owner. HHH WIFI
enter the Madison aud Cincinnati trade
next week.
The contract fQr carrying tho mail from
ihqucah mp Tennessee MlVol was awarded
on the 10th % a mau named winter. nf
"a lahmmm 40 agrees MS rnfrv fna mali
Three Times "a week for 5000
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EMPLOYsTENr AT IHOME.-I can
"a furnish constant employment at your
own homes, in a light. lucrative, and hon
orabie bus mess, " here from 81 10 50 can be
made IN an evening, and where women
can earn equally as much as men. Will
send the BUSINESS, with all its secret anu
full directions how TO proceed, to any adj
dress for 30 cts This is not an A gency nor
a Sample but TIVE business Itself. Adj
dress Il. h CLXNES, Salem. Mass.
A SK YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
--E1- SWEA n luININE-it equals (bitter)
Chemist. Detroit.
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TYANTED AGENTS - To sell the
w 4 MIR TCA N KNITTING Nh
CHINE, Price B25. The sim plest, cheapest
and best knitting Machine ever in enI ed.
VIII knit a, 90 81 tches per minute. Liberal
Inducements 10 Agents Address A VI ERI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boston,
Mass, ~ ST LOUIS, Mo.
CsEsLAh'-MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
- fa= particulars semi two scent STAN pS
10 AUGUSrE DUPIN
Box lO2T, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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iaEV 11R IN 10 w :
Fgr Olhgr ~, ,e1 Heras see F51yL -, -


No printing establishment tu tho west
mas better factt .fle8 or greater ability Tor
doing ine Sfesau boat Printing. our asaort-
complete, IS cons family being added 20. and
or job departing ut ig under the personal
supervision Of ono Of tho best job prnfer
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bili Heads,
kiIis Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of fstre, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, sc. Orders left with either of fha
wnaTl-boats wiz be prom pity ntlenaaa 10.
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The weather yesterday was extremely
hot and partly cloudy, with Indications OF
rain. The river at this point had. during
tie twenty-fOur hours ending 81 Pm,
fallen thirteen inches. The mercury a.
noon stood az So
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-26

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Messrs. LIPPTNCoTT & BLAKEwELL, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Gents We have been using yOur make
OF Gang Saws in our mill, ana nnd them,
Ia point OF quality, superior to any we
have ever used. ours, &c,
SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
JAMESTOWN, NY.
LIPPINCOTr & BLAKEWELL: We have
no trouble with your Saws; they don't
need to be lined mp with paper; we
put them on the Mandrel and they go
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
unsurpassed Respectfully.
CHASSJ. FOX.
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Do n Tn5iSpeasGbTs to TUeyV Household!
% 1O Perfectly wonderful! Every Dndy
buys at hfst sightI Agents making for
tunes Illustrated circulars FIRES! Address
APEX >. NJ. Co, Us broadway, n. \.
"ANTED. AGENTS SO to spO per
Wv month, everywhere. male and Ie-
male. To Introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tnis machine will
stIich, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embr0ider in most superior
manned. Price only It's. Fully warrant
ell for five years. We will pay 1000 for
any machine that will sew stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam IMAM
ours Il makes the " Elastic LOCK Stltch,
Every second stitch can be cut. and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing A.. We pay agents from SO TO $40
per month and expenses. or u commission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOMB & CO, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Bo- ton, NJ ass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CRuGiOn.-Do not be imposed on by 9TH
er parties palming off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise Ours is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
RFGRE ExTINGUISIEER. Plant Syr-
inge. WISDOM WASHER, AND GARDEN
ENGINE for -. send stamp for circulars 10
N. f. p. PUMP co, Danvers. Mass.
S3OGOs SALARY. Address U. S. PIANo
CO, n.
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The weather yesterday was extremely
hot and partly cloudy, with Indications of
rain. The river at this point mad. during
tile twenty-four hours ending 81 PA,
fallen thirteen inches. The mercury az
noon stood az So.
Arrivals and DEPARTURE.
The arrivals and departures up 30 3 D..
81. yesterday include the Anna. ST. Louis
TO Cincinnati; Mary Davage and barecs.
Pittsburg to 81. Lonis; Mary Houston,
Louisville TO New Orleans: afoiIlo n rion.
Henderson 20 return; Charmer, from Gin
cinnati; Robert Moo q, Cincinnati 10
Nashville; Petr0iia No. ,, from CanneIiou.
Boats Bme.
Among the first boats due here are the
Armada and QuicKstep. from Cairo; Emma
No. and Nick Longworfh, for New or
ans; p w. Strader, Virginia. Louisiana
and Richmond. from New Orieauss 100
meo and Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville;
o hampton, from -. Louis; Morning Star
an Tare On, from Louisville; spray, for
N .shviie; Hartford, from Green river;
n lot. Burns, for Memphis: Hapidau no.
II Jm Eastport; Shamrock, for Sc. Louis.
miscellaneous.
Business on the wharf was not especially
active du ing the forenoon 1.-The Mary
Davage and barges, from Plttsburg. and
Anna, Il ON st. Louis, arrived al 1880 yes
terday morning, both with excellent trips.
The Davage discharged several tons OF
iron here. The Anna. also, discharged "a
fe packages 1.-THE Mary Houston ar.
rived about day light, havlug an excellent
start. She added large amount Of freight
here and has engagements below'for more
than she can carry .........Therc rs good
deal Of New Orleans and Lower Mississippi
N.nHfaa e. afrrHrH
Cumberland had moderate trip from
CairO.......r he Mollie Norton was again foil
OF tobacco and people. She ana her eX-
cellent officers are popular institutions
.........The Charmer arrived at 2 p. m with
"A splendid trip. Capt Barclay has been
highly successful IN building up large
irade between this place and Cincinnati,
and now needs bigger boat On next sat-
urday the Charmer Will sell through excur-
sion tickets to Gin. and return for ono, and
all who can spare the time, should avail
themselves Of this opportunity 10 visit the
queen city Of the West. Excursionists will
have a day and a half I'm Cincinnati, and
will arrive home again 90 next Friday at
noon. Capt. Barclay the Messrs. james
aud little Lew Morris Will mase the trip
exceedingly pleasant 20 all who 80 with
them THE Petrolia arrived - little ni-
ter p. IN, full OF tobacco and other
freight loaded literally 20 the guarss. She
Is doing an excel eut business. and her ode |
GERS are deserVidly popular.
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LippineOtt & BLACKWELL.

Manufactures of Circular, Muey, Mil,
Gang and CrOss-Cut saws. ChOppins Axes,
all shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. Shovels,
Spades and Niies's Patent Covered scoop.
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Warm. cola, ana TepId Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral Wataw

The place, with seven hundred acres. Is
for sale or lease for a term of years.
June II, dtlstaug
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York Twenty-three years experience in
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An PATENTS.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR. The newly
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Tor either lady or gentlemen, in handsome
metal case, white dial, gilt lettered, brass
movements sound and servi eeable, with
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send for Catalogue.
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aud viii be offered 10 tho trade af aleh
prices AZ cannot fau 20 impress tuo buyet
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CUTLERY
GUNS AND PISTOLS
Farming & Mechanics Tools

We have removed. since tho destruction
81 our stock by ere on the alat 90 Deeoma
Dor, 20 the o'd Loewonthai stand, % Tao
corner Of Fir,t and Main Streets, and have
now in store ono or tho most complete
stocks Of goods in our line that cam boo
found ln tho West, purchased on q dull
market Tor
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DENTISTS

Corner Main and Flrsi Streets,
1vansViue, Ina
'E.9rAMUFACrUM nH CONT p 0s
tft one cum WORK Hpldt nIiFrI NNis
rafIffa Enrallfo, Hud q mplr flntaa, DtrFa1
W0ra. Arii1clas ralateat 60
ADmfNtsrRAToH Of Nitrous Onlde
f.55 exce.lent and safe aEnasthetcJ. Chic
t5fcrm. Etber, and also several local pare
lyNera.
EEUEAIHIC nacfiouf tFantef.
mY FAgfNiIIEa are t Nuod nud mf
cslaDils lwHut - large frOuHIafluH Df HfHh
rooioafaa Hug in The United attis-L
RErUKN mY THAhKa I8r roe als
taualve patronage recol Ku0 during thH uaaf
NIBHT aAfa@ hHrNH8
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Approved, April 10. 1869.
IPublic Res .l.;ion- No. ls.l

A Res tuition ena Ing bus fide settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from me Great and
Little 0-a-e tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the senate and House OF Repre-
sentarives OF the United States # America in
Congress assemble That any bona tide til +
residing upou any portion Of he lands splj TO the
Unitrd State, BY virtue Of the inst and second
a't1cles OF the tretty conllu Ell between tie
United s.t-tes and the Grrat and Little Usage
ibe # Inllu.s, >eptamt er twenty-ninth, ei-h-
teen hundred and sxty-five, and pro"Iainlrd
January twenty first, eighteen hundred and
sixty-s-ven. VIII l. 4 citizen u the United ssttes
ar stall have DECLARED his int nt!on 10 become
citizen q. h United States, hall be, md hereby
is entitled 10 purUhas- the same IN quantity bot
exec ding one hundred tnd sixty acres, AT pric+
f one dollar and tu-nty -svv cents per acre,
within two yeas frem the passage Of q IS act,
under sucn rules and reEula iun- as may be pre-
&C Ib-i by the seer, ny 81 the Interior pro
+id-d, however, That 10th the odd and even
nun b-r-d sectiOus OF the said lanCs shall be sab
jecr to ,etti. ment and lie a. above provided.
Ard provi ed further DAT the sixteenth aui
thirty-sixth sections e Oh town hip Of said
hn,is shall be reser foT stat sch al purposes
in accor,lsnc- vii the provisions OF the act Of
admission Of tn. 81 ate uf ka,>a> Provided, how
ever. That n thing n This act shall be construed
in any man or affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in any other purity OF PARTIES
Approved, AI4iI 10, iSJ9-
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fPrblic ReslIuIlon-No. eo.l

joint Resolution granting the right of way for
rh- construction 81 a Taiir7 aid ffom point ct or
mar rGTtl nd. Greg n. T. 4 p int wCsi ot the
ClscSsle mountains. IN " wilmington 7 rIitory
Railroad mpsnv br. and h-reb- 10 authorized
TO extend its hrarrh line from 20 NJ at or near
Portland ,'re- n. TO some suitaple point on Puget
:, uasi. t. b.. dcfermin, d by said con panE, and
alsr to connect The same with its uain line west
{ the adj nCuEtain-, in the f'rriroTy OF
Washington: III EXTENSION being suiIt CT T. all
hr { notions ant rT-.risiuns. and said mIany
ia respect thereto beng entitled u all the nights
ard privileges San erred by the act Incorporating
sad clgursnv. ard al art< additional % and
am I Ci1tsrv the cot: Provided. That said com
many sha Il not he entitled To- sly suh-i y In money
ION, 3 ar addiii nal lands Of he Ctitei Stat S,
in = pest 20 s1ii ext nsi # is branch line as
If .r.@.sd exc pt such lands may be included IN
the nj ht of way the IL of ,uci eSt-nsi n nc
IL NAV b. heated: Aud isr.'v ded iuIther. hat
~ leas tweaty five miles Of said extersI n Ina
lie Constructed betre the second day II Jnlv.
II Ltecn hHr5reI and venty-one- and fo!
nj per year there's to- un'i! lie VII 10 Of sasc
yt-n in shall lie nIr'ct j.
ATp-Gyeii. Arfii . 1863
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roved. April 10. 1899


Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rolemeut # Get tain appropriation acts, approved
Ma ch Sd. 1863
BE il re~olved b the Senate and House of Rep
r--entatIyes Of The United states OF Anne ica in
Cor Cress assembled, That the f,lluwIUE items.
omitted IN the eur Inert Il apprupria ion acts
approved March third. eighteen hutdred and
sixGN nine be, and the ere hereby
am-naed. made valid pnr inHs uf the acts from
which they wee omitted. VIZ:
In tie - ct making appropriations for the
leEisarIve, executive, and judriai EXPENSES #
the government f,r the ear ending The thirtieth
= + June. eighteen hunlre and seventy, after
tn rruyiso II The pa s=iauh commencing = For
sala les ard * e.ses colt cturs, asses ors H.
sisfsnt a~>css.lgs revenue agents. &c, insert;
-Pr,,yiiei further. That after the Passage OF
his &c he TT u ietuls If all internal revenue
bonded wal ehuu,es shai Ieimhurst T. the United
>iates til. expenses ami salary Of III u rtke peTs
az other officer IN cha of such warehouses,
and lie ,hali he paid INTO the treasury ana
accom- ted fr Ike ther public moneys
IN the "act making appropriations for snndry
evil expei ses Il the government ior The year
i'm. June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and sew
enry and for other pu' SIS, unGer the healing
Public Buildings and Ground. before Il q
il, Ia =. For pay Of lanpishtets, ga-iiiting, &c
insert = FOR Eighth the Capit' and Presidents
house and public cruun saIound them and around
the executive Offices. thirty thousand dollars"
Approved, March -, 1s6,.
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Tpub ic-So. 20.l
IFub lc-No. 2.
An act 70 rerer certain grants If land % the State
of ilsstaFaa.


An act 70 renew certain grants IF land % the State
Of AiabaIns.
Isa it snactel by the nate ard House q Rep
resrrltative. of tho United Stats of America
Congress eSseiabi- L. That nlnch of the - ant
Of lands che Sttte OF Al 'oatnia by T. e act
Of Congress = prove. June three, eighteen hum
bred and fifty TX, eI,t ted - An act anting
, bile lad. in alternate sections to tie State VI
Alabama tc aid ia tn Construction OF ceI tam
IA irJads IL, said >rate, were grau;ed 10 As
srst in the building Of railroads - from near
Gts;>sen To some p.iHt on the Alabama ard h+-
~iSsi1;i >tate line ia direction t. he Mobile
aud tlh 10 railroad. with view to connect With
,3ads!erl to c,lintct with ths tie rgia ana Ten
ucseee ans. Tenue-sse Inc Of railroads rough
ClattouSa, v His and Lockout valleys. Is
hereby revived sui renewed, susjert t. all the
conditions a restrictions contained in the act
referred to- AMI subject t the further limit ti'n
thar if either Of tie said railroads i mt c,'n-
pleted within three years irum the time Of the
passage # this further sale shall be made
tor th.. bciiefit # such raj Toa aid the lands ur
sill shall revert to- the Uui1ei Slater: Provide,
Tn 4 the lands granted by the act hereby re-
yiyei, except rliuertl lands, shall be soii to
actual set ers only in quantities t greater than
On--guarter section IL one purchasrr, and for a
lric- not exceeding two dollars and hfty cents
Ier acre.
Sg0 . And re IL further enacted. hat the
right, power. a. authority II hereby green 10
the companies build the af Iesad rar, ads tn
take the putiie lands adjacent to the lii''ss Of
-si railroads earth. stone. and 'theT materials for
the Construct Thereof; and the right Of way is
hereby granted ~ The extent Of on- hundred feet
in width on each side said raj rosts where they
may D s. orrr The pIblir IInd- nciu.ing neceS
saw grounds for stations ana st uctuTes Connected
Their, With, not sxc-rc:in. forty acres Al any one
-rarioL.
1854
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IN Ac- regulating the rights Of property of mar
rel woman in the ! i-triCt IS columbia
Ii. L enacted hv the Senafe and il"u,e OF Rep
res. raiives Of the United States OF America Ir
20 greSS a-semh 81, That ia the District Of Col
um'ia the right Of married woman 10 any
pr ,uetty. pers nal o. real, Letoncinr TO her at
tie tiisse of niairIate. or acquired during mar
Rage n any o;her way thar ly gift or convey
arce from li-r hn>i,sui. sht be as absn'u'e rs IT
81. ere femme sple and ii u not be SUI jet TO
tie disra-a ~ her hu bsnf, nor be liable Tor his
s.pl.ts: but such ,aarCied woman may convey de-
v;sr. and hsguaa;h ihe snae. or any interest,"
ihrr in IT, the same manner and with Ike effect
n il She were upu lifist.
sc , An BE- il further enacted, That any
ma riei woman may contract, and sre and be
sued in her own nspe, in all mai ors having re-
alton 10 her sole ard separate property IN the
same manner IL she were unmarried; but
neither her husband nor his property shall he
bound TO aiy su-h contract nor liable for any re-
coy.ry agsin.t her i'll any such suit, hut judge
ment NAV he inforced be execution against her
stIa snd separate estate in ;hc same manner rs if
she were sole.
Approved, April 10, 1859
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An Act 10 amend an act entitled " An act e. ant
ing llnjs L. aid in the Construction OF rail
road and telegraph lie from the Central Pac nc
rail cad, in California. 10 Purjl mi. ia Oregon.
approved July twenty -fve, eishiSen tunLrsd
AMI siNty-siN.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House f Rep
re>ea:atIyes Of the United states of Anne lea in
Congress assembled, : hat section Elk f an act
entitled AN Act granting land t" aid in the
oOnst1 notion of TailrOad and TELEGRAPH line
from thu Central Pa ific rairuad. in California, 10
PuItIa, d. in Uregon," sppr we'd July twenty
five eighteen hundred ana sixty six, lie, and the
siI.e Is he. +by. amended 80 10 allow any ran
read company he etof're designated by the Leg
isiature of the state of Oregon, i'll accordance
witt The FIST lection of id act, to file its assent
to snoh act in the Department Of he interior
within one year FROM the date Of the passage II
thi- act; and such filing % its assent, if done
within one year from the passage hereof, shall
have the me force and effect to ali Iutents and
turp,yses As if such assent had been flied within
one ar after the passage Of said act: Provided.
Tint nothing herein shall impair any iEhts here
ofnre acquired by any railroad comiHny unrer
s,id act nct shall aid act this amendment be
c nstru-d 10 en- tile more than one company to
grant of land: And provided furTh her, That the
lads granted 10y The act aforesaid shall lie sid
to actual settlers only. in quantities not greater
than one quarter section TO one purchaser, and
for price not exceeding two dollars and FIFTY
cents @e
Av,rCved, April 10, lst9
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Joint Res luton 10 facilitate the construction Of
the Custom ouse at Bangor. Maine
b il resolved 10y The Senate AMI II use of Rep
tesentativ-s 81 the Uniteal ate OF America ia
ongres, assembled. That the -ecretsry of tie
II ea-girr he authur,zel - make a present appli-
c tri,u OF the went five thousand dollars pro
PIRATES: At he last essiun Of The fJriv;h Congress
Tor the Bsngn, custom house and public buildings,
the same to be applied t. tue use Irov ed IN said
sppro.ri ,tion not hereby mcreasiu. the said sp-
preparation herrt ie ma e.
Approved, April ), 1879.
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A Resolution re>Pectiug the retirement Of Il Q
Erevet Major GeueIai p tifenizelman.
Resolved by the ena;e and IIpnse Of Repre-
seita ives Of the United states of America in Com
gress assembled. That the President Ct the
United States lie, ard he is hereby. authorized to
place the name of Brevet MaJtr GeneFai ;. T
iIentzeInan on the reii ed list of the army, with
the full rank If the comm md held by him when
wounded in accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen of the act of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty one, and section thirty Il the
act of July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
eixty-six.
Approved. April 10, 1see.