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TPublic-NO. I'll
C-.NVs ~
An Act concerainv the Attorney a eneral

| An Act concerning the Attorney General.
| Be it enscied by the Senate and House of Rep
Congress assembled, That SO much of the " Act
| making appropriations for the legislative, ex-
ecative, and Judicial, expenses Of the government
for the year ending the thirtieth of June. eigh
| teen humid ed and seventy" repeats the Sec
ond section If the act of August second, eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-One, entitled AN act
concerning the Attorney General and the attor-
neys and marshal. of the several DISTRICTS" be,
and the same is hereby, repealed; and said second
section is hereby declared to be in full force and
it shall be the duty of the Attorney General TO
report at the commencement of the next session
OF Congress, and to each succeeding session, the
ses aforesaid, .nd where and upon that BUSH
ness employed, with the compensation paid to
each
Approved, April 10. 1859.
Public No 1877
An Acf regulating the rights of property of mar
riej woman in the district If Columbia
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
reSensatives Of the United States of America in
Congress a>Sema ed, That in the District of Col
urIhia the right Of any married woman 10 any
rrperty, personal real. belonging TO her at
the time of marriage or acquired during mar
riage in any Other way than by gift convey |
ance from her husband, shall be absolute as If
size were femme sole, ami sh Ill not be subject to
the disposal OF her hu band, nor be liable for his
iebt>; but such married woman may convey, de-
wise. and bequeath the same, or any interest
therein, III the same manner and with like effect |
Is ii she were unmarried.
Sac :. And be ii further enacted, That any
ma rief woman may contract. and sue and lie
uel in her own name, in all matters having re-
alton to her sole and separate property in the
anne manner il she were unmarred; but
le;ther her husband nor his property shall be
.,und to any such contract nor liable for any re-
overy a.ain-t her in any such SUIT, but judge
nent may be inforced b. execution against her
ole separate estate in he same manner as if
lie were sole.
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MOTH. TO CREDETgf S.

IL PERSONS HAVING Legal CLAIMS
against the estate If George Lewis deceased,
ltIe If Carson City, Nevada, are hereby notified
t. present the sam To the undersigned, at her
residence in Cfr>un City, or t. her attorneys.
e~sr- Clake Il N,ls at their fife in tie
County Buildings, properly avuuched within ten
90 months af er the date hereof, the will
~, f,rsver barred. Carson City, ormsby County,
Nevada, july -, Is 9
MRS. LUCY tEWIS
iy1g:law-w AinIini>tratriN of said estate.
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County Auditors Report.

The County Auditor has the honor t. make the
following report. respecting the fiscal affairs Of
urmss,y County, for the six monjh s ending the
31th June, lsu9:
The bal,nce in the County Treasury
the lst day If January. 1859, wss.....Slo, io' -
MLich WIS arpnr- inned on the books uf the
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Public Resolution No.4I

A Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast of Oregon.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
ta.ives Of the Tn ted States of America in Con
Gress assembled, That The erection Of the light
house at A,lainns bay, and Of other lighthouses
on the coast 4 oregon. for which appropriations
have been be made. shall not be DELAYED
for want Of the Consent of the legislature of the
State to the purchase of the site sites for such
lighthouses
Ar,nrnyef Narth
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lOFFICIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at tie First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
EPublic Eesolution-Ns. 81

Resolution relative to consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
t,tives Of the United States II America in Con
gress assembled, That section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three Of the public acts
of the thIrty-ninth ngress, approved July
Twenty-Five, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be.
and Is her-by, declared to take effect from and
after January first. eighteen huBired and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in o,-,iiance TO the prov sion of said
section, and which accrued prior to said first day
IF January. ei-hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out of consular receipts
Approved, March %. 1S69.
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IFUblic Resolution No Isl
A Restitution tor the protection If soldiers an !
their heirs.

A Restitution for the protection If soldiers an i
their heirs.
Resolved BY the Senate ard Hou,e of Repre-
the United States Aulerics. in {, n
gres- gs-eribl Il. Thrt the ascoul inz office : u
TIE ires Usy and pas department who ch a. -y-i
with the S-tt.rn.ert and y yni-ut # b,unrie~ due
,is Li.ers 9r si,=Ir heirs BE-. and they hereby
directed to IHy cause To he paid the SUM uH,i
EiaA The -gIi ldier~ their hers per on
1- by Transmitting the amount II them IL e;
draft drafts l'.yst!e to hi>, he their
rrf.r. ttrJ U.h the IRE GIset's BuTtsu. or
Sttte s-e-it> sYp,intei specially FIR that pGF-
i,lse. Z. e naticnal ssycins. pension
agent cf the district where he she, they NAV
Fslits. M, mt To- sGy Claim a eI.t upon any
rnver II attorney, transfer, Or assignment
wha.-Ter-
Sac . snI he it further resolved. That any
officer clerk If any Of the executive depart
utelt- CT jhs : v-rnIuent wh0 shall be lawfully
DETAILED 70 iHv- sti47,te f.iRis, attemp de
irznd. "a the government, o. any IrTesCl ri'y
r.'sro- ln-t q. any OiiCer agent ri the United
state.. >ilsn have power 80 administer oa1Ls
-.,ii -riss 5skzn the of such iHve-ti-
z--IDu.
sc 8. mi b. IT frrthe- res lvei. Th4t the
fras sllo---.i ~ siw attorneys agent shall
D. reserved 0y the repETtt or s''ii pension
SCENT ~ iitfl % sad agent r at ruey ~hen
NV st.ch re. are Ile flr services rendered pr,-
=.rizs -net hoGasy or baiIties, aai Rot other
Ess-
Atrr5v :. ,priI 70. 1sea
-s,:i- iiesolutipr-No. -
Jl.rt :, -, m r-horiZ'nI the traa,f-r Of Ger
t-i.i 81 -s-. ,.-Ilti r. hrrcr. nIaie.
- + :s--. 81 TIE S.nste tni ii,.1-e "F Re-
~ sn,tt.y.s u ths United Stat~s # an'eriea in
Cor res ass RIB 81, hut the Seer tafy # the |
q ret-sr, D. snl h J. hereby. auth,r ize,l snd III
a-ts 81 e-l- the s1Hl - s-yety-c.it thousand
! Z ass q g :TslSf- TTet from the agnr.p E,'Ion
re--r q siEr 2Ehlis n infi,i--, clEtaitse-l
h-sef e sir - =. An ac- making apnruPr All n
-. the legislative. ey. c1tlve, aud jutici Il TX
t.ersse- z Tia government r the year en- Ing
al II .f,ry
-ar..ye 90 he tss "a tieih II July. eighteen hun
ard "a siXts--irht n aid of rhe ,Ppropr iafioss
c-,s:siu.i the same aet FIR the fptlnwIn. pur-
.-a- n @ ~ the tsll,,wny psopp-Ji' ~. To wit:
49, ratti. gent eyp-tise< of he Office Of en-
s----..--fi Friute-. three thorstf 4 d HAIRS
q z the .6blie printing, s-yenty-hve thuosand
~l- April 10, 1859.
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Approved, April 10, lsee.


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An Act To extent the time r The Little EAck and
Fort Smith Railroad Company 10 complete the
first sectI n of twenty miles # said rJ-d.
Be il enacted by the senate and HauSe Of Rep
resrntttives IF the United States If America in
Congress assembled That act approved .July
twenty eight. eighteen hundred ard sixty six
enttl An act to revive aid extend the pro-
visions Of An nc, granting IN right of way and
maxim. grant Of land IL the States Of Arkansas
and Missouri 10 aid in the con-tru tion Of rail-
road from point ul"n the Mississippi yer, cp-
posite the m nth # the Ohio river. va Little
Rock, to he Texas boundary near Fulton in Ark
atnsas. with branches tn Port Smith and the Mis-
sissippi RIVER apr we'd February nine. eighteen
undrei and fifty three. and for other prrp SEES
be : amended rs To extend he time t. the Little
ock ami Fort Saith Railroad, FIR hu ii n, the
list sec in'. If twtny miles provided f'r in the
second section Of said art. for the term If three
wears rrum the thirteenth d-y If May. ghteen
hundred and sixty even, the time Of filing the
&c JIiic,te "f orssniZarfD to said coz pany pro-
yded for in the third section IF said act, pro
vIied. hat the Ind granted by the act hereby
revived shall he sold 10 actual settlers only. IN
quantities not gretter than one, quarter of a
section to one purchaser, and fi- price not
exceeding two iiars ami fifty cents Per acre.
Approved, April 10, ls69.
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Usually the claims against the couHty for the
support and care the INDECENT sick have formed
Considerable in The county expenses, but
during the last six months they have BEEN uncoti-
monty great, owing to the prevalence II the small
pox TIL total amount If the Claims allowed
during the last six months, Tor rhe 81 ort, etc,
of he INDECENT and sick ha~ reached S.2I4 "a, of
which about -, l. may properly be considered as
haviag been o-casi0ned by the small pox. We
have however the consolation Of believing that
by the means t.k,'n the spread of the disease was
very much restricted
On the Isl Jauu -ry, 1860, the Old debts of the
C, unty NV only payable ont Of mvnfys in the
Retention rrrd were stated t. be follows,
III. .cur.,.L i.Ii .rn.t tilara-n
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Approved, April 10, 1863
Pub fic-No. 20.
An act to renew certain grant, of land to the State
Of tlaUaui.

An act TO certain grants of land to the State
Of Alabanf..
| Be il enacted by the nate and House Of Rep
| resentatives of the United States Of America In
| Congress assembled. That 50 much of the giant
| of lands ma ie t. the State of Alabama by act
of Congress approved june three, eighteen hum
dred ard fifty >iX. ent tied :. An act anting
.blie lands in alternate sections the State Of
ilabams. to aid in the construction of eitain
railroads in said state were granted To as
: in the bulldog Of railroads :. from near
G'ii>ien to some point the alabama and ME-
si>sippi state line in a direction t. the Mobile
aud IN 10 raj road, with view connect With
the said ,ivble and Ohio railroad - and 90 from
tiad,ien to connect with the &c 'rgia ami Ten
ue,see and Tennessee line of railroads through
ChartpoSa, Wills. and Lookout valleys" is
hereby revived and renewed. subject t. all the
conditions aud restrictions contained in the act
referred IN. AMI subject I the further imtiti n
thar if either Of the said railroads is not COM
pletet within three wears from the time of the
passage # this act further sale shall be made
the benefit IF such rairoa : ard the lands
soli shall revert to the United States Provided.
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
vive'i, except mineral lands, shall be sold 10
actual set lers only in quantities not greater than
One-quarter section to purchaser. and for a
price not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents |
per
SEQ. >. And be il further enacted. That the |
right, power. ant authority is hereby given 10 |
the companies build ne the af 'ressid railroads 10 /
take ON the public lands adjacent TO the lines Of
said rilr sad earth, stone and other Is for
the construction thereof; and the right If way is
hereby granted t. the extent of one hundred feet |
in width on each side Of SAID railroads where they
may pass the Iubli- lands Inciu ling AL
grounds for stations and structures connected
herewith, not exceeding forty acres at any one
station.
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U. S. Land Office, Carson City. Nevada, |
July 2lst, 1859.
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BY the application. during the last six months,
Of the sum If - , - II the n.,revS in the
Redemption Fund mt fer 81 81 the
Old Contingent Fund ami nine w4rfa'.ts on the
Old General Fund Tor = 1893 so and upon viii h
the accumulated in crest amounted 10 SSu3 IS,
purch .ed, thus making "A saving to the
comfy ei ST. Il.
The il d, bte,iress of The county the LIST July
NAV therefore i. : a ell tn he As T I.uvs:
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or something else; and fually this was the
process "The Indian stepped one foot on my
chest, and with his hand gathered up the hair
near the CROWN ofmy head. He wasn't very
tender about it, but jerked my head this way
and that, and pinched like Satan. My eyes
were partially open, and I could see the bead
work trimmings on his leggings. Suddenly. 1
felt the awfulest biting, cutting flesh go round
my head. and then it aeemed to me just as ifmy
whole bead had been jefKed clean of never
felt such pain in allmy life; why. it was ike
pulling your brains out. I didn't kno" any
more: for two or three days, and then came 70
find that I had the sorest head OF any human
thateyer lived. was shipped down to Lara
mie after q bit and all the nursing got nam
made the hair grow out on this spot yet.
The funerat Of the late Henry J. Raymond
took nlsc in New York on Monday last, and
drew together On unusually large gathering OF
the notable persons OF the great city. The
funeral sermon was delivered by Henry Ward
Beecher, whose concluding words we're as FOL
lows "And now, tomorrow, and next week.
his name will be familiar, and many OF us Will
cherish it so long as we live. But this great,
laundering city is like an ocean aud as when
one falling overheard gives one outcry, and the
flying spray for moment d'sturbs the sea, and
then isswhelmed, and all the roughness is
smoothed down, and the ocean is no more full
than before, and the great water rolls over
him, so the great multitude will forget him and
nass on. You that are 80 important to-day
may be insignificant tomorrow. You who are
taking hold of the very spindles Of lie to-day,
will drop them from your fingers, aud the great
waves Will roll over your head. o, that GOD
may grant to US all such sense OF our weak
ness and respon ability that we may so improve
Life that when we lay it down We may take it
up again beyond the grave, and begin noble
manhood, where death comes no more, and
where there is Immortality and blessedness."
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counting out in those Southern States In
which certain classes are disfrsuchisea for
participation in the rebellion" as tho
Fourteenth constitutional amendment, which
regulates this matter, expressly says that
the deduction from the basis Of representa-
tiop shall bs made. where the right to vote
is denied any class Of persons for'any cause,
except participation in the rebellion or other
crimes. This faot has but recently been
brought to light, and is causing some stir in
the North, as the adoption ofthe Fifteenth
amendment, prior to June, 1870, is very
doubtful So far but twelve out Of the re-
quisite twenty-eight States are officially
known to have ratified the amendment, and
about two Of these, Missouri and Kansas,
there is some informslity. The basis OF
representation once fixed under the new
census, remains undisturbed for ten years.
So that even should the Fifteenth amend
ment be ratified the next year after the
census is taken, it will only result in the
negroes Of the Northern States being
allowed to vote without being represented
in Congress. This is q trap which the Bad
ioals set for others. and there is brilliant
prospect just now Of themselves being the
first to fall into it.
The following is the section Of the Four
teenth amendment to the constitution
already referred to:
Representatives shall be appointed among
the several States according to their respective
numbers, counting the whole number OF per-
sons in each State, excluding Indians not tax
ed. But when the right to vote at any election
for the choice OF electors for President and
Vice President Of the United Stakes, Represen'
taiives in Congress, executive and Judicial
officers Of q State, or members of the Legiala-
ture thereof, is denied to any OF the male
inhabitants OF such State, being twenty-one
years of age and citizens Of the United States'
or abridged, except for participation in rebel
lior or other crime. the basis of representation
therein shall be reduced in the proportion
which the number of male citizens shall beax
to the whole number Of male citizens twenty
one years Of age in such State"
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Representation In Congress.

A new spportionment Of the representa-
ton Of the States, in Congress, will be
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oTULEN, FRuM MRS. LEVICY smoke,
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crop must be los without help. Any information
relatve TO the Mare will be thankfully received Di
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE, WATERFORD CoIeton Coun-
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dissolution of Gopartnersbip.

DIsSOLU7ION OF COPAKTNERsHIP
~ The firm existing under The name of sAYAS
l. MARINAS was dissolved on the 1st by the With.
drawal OF Mr. MARINAS, who returns his thanks to
his friends and customers for their liberal patronage,
and respectfully sollcts conhnul lnce OF the same
in behalf of bis late copartner, Mr. SAYAS, who will
conduct the business N future at the old stand, No.
80 MARKEr-STREET, ore door west OF Meeting.
street, north side a. MARINAS
JOHN SAYAS.
Wholesale and Refill Dealer and Manufacturer OF
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ass ortment Of Pipes constantly on hand.
June z3 wfm3
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savannah and Charleston Railroad.

We learn that the contractors are push
ing forward with commendsble vigor the
work on this road, and that the line will be
open to Grahanville-ten miles beyond the
present terminus-between the 5th and
10th Of next month. 1t is expected that
the whole road will be completed by De-
oember 1st, when the cars may run through
to Savannah,
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Gopartnersbip nptiff.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOKMED
i Copartn rship under the name OF j. II. GRA-
YER CO.. to carry on the Wholesale and Re'ail
GRO0kRY BUSINESS, at No. 536. cas- 81 ie of King,
corner Of King and Reid streets. They will be
grateful for patronage and will by constant supply
OF cheap and very best OF Groceries. merit suopo.
]. II. GRAVER.
June2l mwf3 J. GRAVER.
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CHARLES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 25. 1869.
The Blue Ridse R.iIro.d Compan,

Mr.. J. d. jerks and Mr.. William eurnsy
have been elected directors Of this company
in the place Of Mr.. Charles T. Lowndes and
Mr.. C. M. Furmsn, who declined to serve.
We are informed by gentlemen in the
confidence Of tho Board that the prospects
Of the road are such as to warrant the be-
lief that it will Be completed throughout
within Q reasonable time. -sl-s --r,