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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-25
Public Hesolntion-No15.l
A Resolution Tor the pr, lection of soldiers a
heir heirs

A Resolution Tor the pr lection of soldiers and
their heirs
Res lived ty the Senate aIi NOuse of Repre-
sent tive oI ia. Uited states of America: in Csn
Cres- as>embI d. That the accounting Office u
tine tfe-Ilry and pay department who are ctliI ed
with the settlement and p yfatnt Of bouniie- due
los ilis = II th-ir Leifs b.. and they her, by
directed to pay lie paid the suIi> fund
due 10 the sail s.lders or their heirs IN per-oh
or by transmitting the amount To them dI ecf IA
draft drafts, payable TO hi, he, o. their
sr,I-r or through the IRE dmen's Bureau or
st.t- agents appointed specially for that puf
d --t. r :. .trnor~ IF national a>yluns or pension
agent If the district where he she, or they niat
reside. AMI not To any claim eat or upon any
power IF attorney, transfer. or assignment
whatever.
SIC. > and he it further resolved. That any
officer az clerk If any ct the executive deIz'rt
t,eut. Of the : yeruHent who shall be lavfusi1
detailed 10 Investigate fraus, or stteInp I" de-
iyaud IN the government, Or any ITTesui flty II
n,isr,,n kat # any officer ar agent al NE United
States. shall have power TO administer .atiis
si.fiavits taken the cou sc II ans such inrertI-
sac ,. And be it further res lTed, That the
fees allowed by attorneys or agents shall
b. reserved ty the department or $40 elisi''n
np4,,f an paiti TO said agent r aifrney hen
So .url e. are s.rt for SCI vices rendered N pro-
c,.rir, sch bounty or biunties, and moi ciier-
sIpr,v d. ,prii 10. 1879
r.'uLlic R+soIution-So- L.
Jair,t R..o'utyn authorizing the tran-fr- If GER
tain Hipr, pratt ns heFet'f re lil"ie.
Be u d. lived by che Snte and itouse ct Re-
s,,,t7ve. II to. Ut.it-.i States Of America VI
t... res 49, m.ed. h Il the Seer. iaiy OF the
lrat-ur, Is am h. j. hereby, authorized ard ia
re- T., ssu<e the SUM at seV-ify-eigit th"ustiiu
:, Sc s, te irasrzf rre from the appFop iaiion
paper f,r rii, piti'i;c hitting, contained
t.. act eniif ei - AH scr making app rni'ritiipn7
~, ,he legislative. ext cutire. aud Jn ici.i *
p, 49, f the government r tiie var en- w.
ys, u, rfj.t, -igii teen bu,si7ei and sixty anne.
,nt,r we'd on the eItirlh Of July, eighteen hun
-, an. -ixty-.fghr il I'D Of the appropriation
..,, med IN the satin. act for the follow m FHF-
cs-S and in TIE fall'iwirg proper ti"ils, 10 WI
- ..t,, s.,t EXPENSES of the Office OF c, n
...,,,,al prtuter Tree Thousand d 'ilar-.
SO the public printing. seSenfy-fve ihuosahd
..
81 April 10 +, 1869.
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rPublic Resolution-No. IL

A Resolution authorizing the removal # the pub
lie stables steam mill, and other build
ing Fl m The Capitnl grounds.
X solved i.y the Senate and House Of Repre-
sen atrves the Ubited States of america In Con
gres, assembled, That the officer in charge Of
liz, Cal u extension be, an he Is hereby, author
izea t. clear fr,m the Capitol gr,un,is the pub
lie stables steam saw-nlI and such other build
ir,,- as are fup further use to the work on The
Capitoi extension.
Approved March 2S, 1S69.
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rPullicResolntion-No IL
J,in+ R.-olurion concerning vacancies in the A.
o = lrr-a LII

Joint Resolution concerning vacancies IN the au-
iu ant Generals department
BE il resolved by the Senate and hous' OF Rep
re.eutatives If the United states Of America III
Cnusre-s assembled That the vacancies existing IN
IN. sdiut.,..t GENERALS department al the time 81
the Massage. Of the act approved Marrh thlrd.
eighteen hundred and sXty-nine, making APP
prorri,tins for The support Of the army for IN e
wear ending June thirtieth, eighteen huidieI an
saSentv- ard for other PURPOSES be, and the
same are hereby, exempted from the operation o
said act.
Approved, April 10, 1860.
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A Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the Senite and House Of Hepresen-
tatives Of the Tn ted States Of America in Con
rress assembled That the erection of the light
house Mt AquiHns bay, and Of other lighthouses
on the cpa-t Il oregon. for which appropriations
have been or may be made. shall not be delayed
for want Of the consent Of the legislature ot The
State 10 the purchase Of the site or sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March p, lse9.
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IPub!ie Ee-1Iurion-No.7 ]

A Resolution rel tting 10 government buildings at
Fort Totten. pakata Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repr-sen-
tatIves # the Unit Il States Of america IN Con
gress assembled That thu Secretary OF War he
aai he hereby Is, auth ,rizsd AMI enpowere! 10
direct the necessary b1illin-s at Fort TOtien,
Oak ia. Territory 10 be constructed OF BRICK
ami to accept III sc a. said fort already con-
srructei OF brick Proyi led. That in his Judgment
builiipc- of that mater is,l W Il not lie more eS
pel,iv- than buildings If wpud And prov drd
further That no appropriation will be necessary
theref,
Approved, April o, 1859.
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Public Resolurion-No. TO-

A Resolution extending the time for the compile
,i.,nnf the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal. ,u Of Row.
resentatives If the United States OF Americs IN
Co, eress assembled, That the tine VI ,ne eui"
,Ia+i,nsf ~. P,rtaqe Lake and Like Superior
Kin canal be- ami the same is hereby. extended to
the III I'd day of March, eighteen hundred ana
seveuty-one.
Approved, April 10. 1859.
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An Act to declare and fix the status OF JuuSe ai

Be enacted by the Senate and House OF rep
resenatiyes lot the United states OF Ame' iea VI
Congress assembled, That the number Of JnaEe
advocates Of The army be. and the anne Is hffeps,
sxad at eight and the President Is hereby
~ torI,ad hy and with the advice and consent OF
the senate t. fil all vacancies which may nave
occurred or may hereafter occur therein
Approved, Aoril 10, 1s6s.
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foFF4CIA.1
LAWS OF rue UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
Public Resolution-Ne. 8

A Resolution relative to Consular fees
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatiyes Of the United States of America IN Con
cress assembled, That section three of chapter
Two hundred and thirty-threr If the public acts
of the thmty-ninth c ngress, approved July
twerity-fiv eighteen hundred and sixty-six, BE-
and i, her, by declared TO take effect from anu
after January first, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obeiince to the provision of said
section and which accrued prior TO said hrst day
Of January ei.hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out Of consular receipts.
Approved, March %, 1863.
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DIS. o. Ts<s

vlNHE CO-PARTNENSHlP HERETOFORE
1 existing between IL : Mason # Carson City,
Nevada and S. L uff. of San Leandro, California.
under he firm II, me of Mason Iinff is this day
dissolved b, mutual consent. Ether Of the for
mer partners viii sign in liquidation
II. s. MASON.
HUFF.
Carson City. September LIST. 1864 :ccis
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Fpublic Resolution-No. Ii

Resolution respecting the retirement VI inc
Erevet Major GeneIa ; p. HIen'Ze!man
PaSnIy,G hy the senate and House of Repre-
senra ives Of the United states Of America IN Coz
c.4s. assembled. That the President "i the
United states be, and he is hereby. authorized I"
place the name OF Breyet MaJ"r ueheral
itiantzelp,n ON the retii ed li-t of the army with
the null rank of the comm md held by hil wheh
woundei. IN accordance with sections sixteen ahd
seventeen Of the act of August, eighteen nun
dre1 and sixty-one, and section thirty two the
act f July twenty eight eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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Public EesuiutIon-No. H.
A Resolution making San Diego, California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the >enate and House of Represen-
fatiyes Of the United states of America III Con
or, :, assembled hat San Diego, California be
and is hereby, created apcrt Of delivery IN the
custom, collection district of an Francisco, ana
that the deputy collector OF that port receive me
same salary other deputy collectors OF the cis-
trct-
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1ved, April :. 1869.



An Ac, to extend the time for The Little Reck and
Foit smith Railroad Company to complete the
first secttin Of twenty miles Of said road
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseI.tatiyes If the United States of America IN
Congress assembled. That act approved july
twenty eight eighteen hundred aud sixty SIX
entifl d An act to revive and extend the pro
visions If An act granting til right Of way and
making a grant # land to the States of Arkansas
and Missouri to aid in the construction of a rail-
road Il GA a point upon the Mississippi river op
p,,-te the mouth Of the Ohio river. via Lite
Rock. to he Texas boundary near Fulton IN ARK
.nsas with branches to Fort Smith and the Mis-
si.-ipp RIVER approved February nine. eighteen
hundred and fifty-three. and for other purp' ses.
he amended As to extend he time IL tue Little
ok and Fort smith Railroad, for bu ldng the
& It sec 10 Of twenty miles provided for in he
second section # said act, Tor the term Of three
wear. from he thirteenth Day Of May. eighteen
hu,dred and sixty -even, the time OF filing he
ce tifc.te vi organization to said company pro-
yi,ied for in the third section Of SAID act: pro
iIed. hat the land granted by the act hereby
revived shalt be sold actual settlers only. IN
ouau;i, les net greater than one quarter Of
section to one purchaser, and for price not
exceeding two dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Approved, April 10, 1863.
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Speaker of the /
Ruhlic-No PSI

An Act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the Pi esidentisl
Mansion.
lie il enaCt ted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rrsentatIves of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. 1h4t the II twenty
thousand do lars, appro pritted By the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixtynine.
entitled - An act making appropriations For
sIludry civil expenses of the COVE, umeut for the
wear ending tune tiiiTteth. eighteen hundred and
seventy AID Tor other purposes the y pose
If - rcfurnishirg the Presidents Home is
here by made avaiiabIe snch purpose, without,
in any event, increasing the amount Of said APP
preparation.
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Public Resolution-No. 6
A Resolution respecting the Provisional

A Resolution respecting the Provisional govern
mepts of Virginia and Texas.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre-.
sentatves of the United States OF America in Con-
gress assembled, That the persons now holding
civil offices in the provisional. governments II Vr-
ginja and Texas, who cannot take and subscribe
to prescribe oath of office and for other pur-
poses, approved July 2, 1862, SHALL on the pas
of this resolution. be removed therefrom
aud it shall be the duty of tie district command
ers to fill the vacancies created by tie appoint
ment Of persons who can take said oath; pro-
vided That the provisions Of this resolution shall
not apply to persons no by reason of the re-
moyal of their disabilities provided in the
fourteenth amendment 10 the Cor siitution shall
have IN lifted for any Office IN pursu nee Of the
act entitled " An act prescribing az oath Of office
by persons from whom legal Disabilities shall have
been removed" approved July eleventh, eigh-
be, and is hereby extended ~, ami male appli-
cable to the state of Mississippi.
SCHUYLER CotFAx,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
ID +. WADE.
President of the Senate pro tempore.
EBd>r by the President: Reserved Febru-
airy 9th, 1>69'
Note hv the Department of State The FORE
going re- ution having been presented 10 the
President of the United state- Tor hrs approval,
and not having been returned by HIM to the
mise If Congress where it originated within the
time prescribed by TIE Constitution # the United
States, has become law without his approval
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IPnblic-No. I'll

An Ac; cor, craing the Attorney t'eneT7I.
Be it ems cTed BY the Senate and House OF Keep
rssentatiyes # the United states # America in
Congress assembled That so much OF the Act
making appFopri rious for the legislative, ex-
e, alive. and Judicial expenses IF the government
f.,r the year en- ing the thir5ieth af June, egh-
teen hund ed and seyeI.ty, a. repeats the sec.
ond section If the act Of August second. eigh-
teen hundred AM siNty-one ent IL d - An act
clncer ing the Attorney General and the attor-
neys and liars,l, Of the several distrcts,' be,
ana the same i hereby, repealed; and sud second
section l. hereby declared 10 beia full firee; and
il shall be the duty If the Attorney General to
report = the commencement of he next session
OF Congress and to each -ticcetCn[ session, the
names # all the per~si's employed tor tie pur-
D ,ses aforesaid md where and upon What bush
ness eml loyed, with the Goa pensation paid to
each.
Approved. April 10, 1859.
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TPublic Hesolution-No. S.
A Resolution respect ting the pay and allowances OF
enlisted men of the army.
Ees,ly.t Nv the senate and House Of Rerresen-
ta,ives If the United States of America in Con
gres- assembled That the pay and allowances af
the enlisted men Of the army shall remain as
now fixed by law until the thirtieth OF June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, April 8. 1863.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-21

And those who are older; young men and old men :;
the rich and poor those who have black flowing locks,
those who are gray aud those who, having lost their
hair and gaining II again all use Barretfs vegeta
Die Hair ResIoralys a yon have not used u 20 az
store Is the general headquarters for tue article 10
Sonthern llinais, KentuekY and Missouri.
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Lavender Water.

Florida Water; Bay Rum and COloghes for the toll,
ct and the bath Consult yourcomfor during this not
weather aud these refreshing articles. AZ the
Drug store the Leyee you can getwhat you want in
this line.
nAID HEADS AND GRAY HAIRS AT
ID TENElON DO yon want areneNal OF the heEp-
,iftt head ofhM that you once prded mt II so, go
to Barclays an take your choice If RestOrati ves-
Barrett's Halls, Tibhetts Rings Ayers, Cheydier's,
Woods Jayno's, Mrs. Wnslow's, Eureka, aud az
other y0S May want, including the Jatamans, .H
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-21

Al persons having claims against NE estate Of
Abraham Williams, deceased, viii present he same
Tor ADJUDICATION, and nl persons indebted 20 the said
hereby required 70 Gail and settle by note
oiherw .se forthwith, al the residence ot Vim. Nd
Williams. administrator ~ the Office OF the Cairo
saw Mill Washington avenue, between sth and 9th
street. Crimes copy Aug. " ZHd
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rer she constitutional Convensios.

We arc authorized TO announce the Hon. William
j. Allen as candidate for membership In the Const.
su,ionai Convention from the First Repressntaiive
District composed Of the counties OF Union, Alexan.
er,and Pulaski subicctto the decision Of the Demo.
cratic party. AUS fds
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This new and reliable article 10 manufactured 20
and Cor sale by Barclay broiherr. Vset
for cement nr wood leather, glass, chinawale, etc
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French Hacking.

The demand FOR this article has 80 Increased a. {
ueccssN the purchase ~ another large supply.
have the true article made by the noted manusciu
rcrs, Marccrou and Brcsson. For either KIND 81
Barclays. TiI
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$3.50 A YEAR.
YOUNG LADIES

Pursue the same courses OF study with the youn
men; and will receive the sauie degrees when the
graduate. They obtain board at reasonable rates
on yaie families
The next torn viii dominance ON the
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Young Ladies'

Al Barclays you can get the PIVOT ACTION
BRACE,
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shoulder Braces.

Tooth brushes, shoe brushes, paint brushes and
brushes Of all kinds, nj Barclays
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For Safely Killer.

Go 10 Barclays and get sheet Of butchers Light.
ming Ply Paper--the genuine article. one sheet viii
| Kill quart Of Flies.
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California Wine.

Ifyou wantIhe pure article. from the original pack
ages received direc from sunny slope vineyards Los
Angeles county, California, go 20 barclays They
4 have IL. Angelica aud Port.
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First Monday In september.
Notice.

For further Information address Prof J, W. Bailey
or Prof. r, Is. Mntoni at Carnyille, H. ,naiw3m
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DRUGS.
OBSERVES!
Wanted.

To see the girl or hoy sho does not like TObu, AZ
sweet article ths, doesn't stick TO ne teeth Nov Is
your tme-duri ng vacation. r.a AZ aHuNl
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Brnndic-. WHISTLES, wines.
UnpuIlapnrtabse Cement.

For nedicai purpose. only, a, wholesale and rei'
by Barclay profhers. TatlI r.Hu.
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Saratoga and Blue Lick Water.

wAs clear and lively As when drank NJ the springs.
The virtues OF these waters have been and are bclnr
tested the great benefit and satisfaction OF many of
our citizens A. dealt out at the counter Of Barclay
Brothers they are awtys cool and refreshing. Sara
toga hsen tickets for one dollAri tickets for
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-21

Bazin's tooth powders and pastes. French and En-.
ash pTe PARTITIONS for The teeth and tooth powder Of
superior qualify Of our own make. Call andtske your
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Ifsv AssoeiAts Sasties.' elSlA Fls'
We are authorized 70 m,nonnce that Mr. John HOW.
ley viii be candidate for election TO the once
associate Justice, subject to the decision ofthc DEM
ucratic county eouventon. p seete
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For County Ju<lge.

For County Ju0ge
We are authorized by the friends OF =. Bross to
announce his name ms candidate for the once Of
County Judge subject TO the decision Of the demo-
,.ratic county convention. to-
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We are authorized TO announce that William A. Red.
nan il candidate for re-elcction to tho once OF
County Treasurer subject to the decision Of tho dem'
ncratic conuty con .-------- - eeee =
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

80 Per cssasy Frerrsss. Id
Wssss aetAstissdse sesaaVse NJ yiiiialk ~
vsilbs Q candidate far ossnty IRE aesrsf q 49,
csasty, sahtSA - n 4ssnssA y Ne $500 -
county convention. 70 behssAysdhs iiss l.ss. =.
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3 Pure Cream, OF Tartar.
kOzOdOml,

Just the soap for bathing. udoes not sink No
water. Al Bsrelsys.1 illIlti ~ oIIf .ITiT' wv
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02

Cutlery MANUFACTURE-HENR HUN
TER Il Cove find the following in the
Connersville Times, and are not sur
prised at the efforts making to get our
old friend HUNTER to locate his Cutlery
Mandatory elsewhere than here; but
we do hope that our citizens will see
their best interests in giving him such
inducements to remain, that he will not
think of moving:
IA set of knives and forks were given
US last week, by Henry Hunter g. Co,
of the White Water Mills, at Richmond,
Ind, through the hands Of J. A. Han
son, their agent at this place. Mr.. Han
son informs us that they are the best
knives and forks, for t! money, he
ever saw. They are neatly made aud
are Of the best material. Henry Hun
ter & Co, have been located at Rich
mond some time. but are now lookin g
for a suitable place for removing their
mills. They are favorably impressed
with Connersville, and we hope will de-
eide 10 locate here. Their establish
ment gives permanent employment to
about sixty hands, which would be Of
considerable advantage to our place"
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DENTAL Whilst Gen. DENT, is run
ming as a candidate for Cove rnor Of
Mississippi, our Dentists are engage d
in putting in Teeth for their customc rs,
particularly Drs. Rose q HILLS, at
prices that defy competition. For S S.
Whites Gum Teeth, they are insertin g
either an Upper or Lower Set, just Ten
Dollars Cheaper, than the man who want
ed the Agent Of the Rubber Company to
withdraw the licenses IRON his competi-
tors, in order to enable him to monopo-
lize this branch of the business, and
raise the price T!
Go to ROSE & HILLS, at the old STRAIT.
tan Corner, and you will get job done
that will not only cost less. but will give
you good salts faction.
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