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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06

JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
THE APPOINTMENT OF FISH COM
MlssIoNERs, AND DEFINING THE
DUTIES THEREOF.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
uouso Of Representatives Of the
State Of South Carolina, now mot
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by tho authority Of the same,
That u Board Of Fish Commits
sioners shall be appointed by the
Governor, to consist Of one NOM
ber from each Judicial District.
2. 1t shall be the duty of said
Commissioners t. inspect all in
land streams, in their respective
districts, that arc largo enough
for migratory fish to ascend, and
report to the Legislature, at it's
next regular session, what obstruc-
tions arc necessary to be removed,
and over what natural Waterfalls
or artificial dams it may be expc-
diont for fishways to bo construc-
ted, and what impurities arc al,
lowed to flow into, or aro cast in
to, tho streams that are poisonous
to fish Or destructive Of their
spawn.
3. 1t shall DO their duty to re-
port to the Solicitors, in their res.
pcctivo Circuits, all parties who
may bo violating the present fish
laws Of tho State and it shall be
the duty of tho Solicitors to pros.
ecuto all persons SO reported.
4. Said Commissioners aro au.
thorizod, and arc horeby cmpow-
cred to visit, at all times, and in
spoct any point they may doom
necessary for above mentioned
purposes, and arc empowered to
call to their assistance so manv
persons rs they may doom ncccs-
sary, in case Of resistance and
any person refusing to givo such
assistance shall be liable TO a fine
of not less than ten, nor moro
than fifty dollars, to DO recovered
in any court Of competent juris-
diction in tho State.
s. The pay Of said Commission.
crs shall be, to each, two dollars
per day for each day, and ten
cents per milo tor each mile tray
olcd, in the discharge Of their dn-
tics: Proridcd, they shall receive
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
Tho Four Largest CaLtlo IN
the World.

Mr. George AyrauIt isa well to-
DO Dutchcss county farmer, II
man who takes great pride in
raising sleek, fat cattle. In this
branch Of u farmers business he
has mot with tho greatest success,
so great, in fact, as to DO able to-
day to state with truthfulncss that
ho has raised tho four futtcst
stcors in tho world, Tho lighost
ono ofthcm weighs three thousand
thrco hundred pounds, and the
heaviest over four thousand pounds.
The latter is named "Gcorgo Pea
body" Recently Mr. Ayrault
sold thcso cattle TO Mr.. LaIor, Of
Fulton Market, New York, for
$500 each, or $500 for all.
They arc purely American, hay.
ing been calvcd on Mr.. AyrauIt's
farm, they arc indeed wonderful
to look upon. They were brought
here from Mr.. Ayraults on huge
barn-iikc slcds, being drawn into
town one by one, the first two by
SIX horses, and the last two by
twelve oxen. AS they passed
through Tho city TO the stables OF
the North"rn Hotel, vast crowds
followed them, and the windows
in the streets through which they
moved were filed with men and
women prcrjnM down upon Che
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ways, markets and police >'of said
town as shall appear to them best
for tho preservation of peace and
welfare Of the town; and tho said
Council shall amx fines for offences
against such by.laws, and ordi.
nances, and appropriate tho same
to the use Of the corporation, but
no fine shall exceed fifty dollars,
and when fines exceed twenty
dollars they may be recovered in
a Magistrates Court for Newberry
County, and when they are of the
amount Of twenty dollars or under
they may be recovered before eaid
lntendant and Wardens in Coun-
Gil: Provided, That nothing here
in contained shall empower the
said Council to 'ordain or establish
any bylaws or ordinances incon-
sistont with or rcpugnant to tho
laws Of tho land; and all such BY
laws and ordinances shall, at all
times, bo subject to rovisal or ro-
peal by tho Legislature.
SEQ. 81. And bo it further enact
cd, That tho said Intsndant and
Wardcns shall have powor to abate
and remove nuisanccs within the
said limits, and in case of disorder
ly behavior tho Intendant and
Wardcns, or any ono Of them,
upon Wow thereof or upon COM
plant lodged on oath, arc hereby
required and authorized to issue
warrants against all offenders,
and cause them to bo brought be-
foro thom or him, and upon duo
examination, shall either release,
admit to bail, if tho offence bo bail
able, or commit to Jail such offend
or, as'the case may require; and
the Sheriff Of Nowborry County is
hereby required to receive and
keep persons SO committed, until
discharged by duo course of law /;
and that tho said Intendant and
Wardcas shall collectively and
several'y have jurisdiction within
tho said corporate limits in all
criminal cases as Trial Justices
have according to law.
SEC. IS. That it shall be tho du-
ty OF the said Intcndant and War
dons to keep all roads, streets and
alleys within the said limits open
and in good repair, and for that
purpose they arc invested with all
the powors granted by law to the
County Commissioners, and for
neglect of duty they shall be liable
to tho penalties imposed by law
on County Commissioners for like
neglect.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
The New Presses Of the Lon
don Times.

Tho London Times has recently
put in operation in its Office tho
now "Waltcr printing pross," aud
it is now printed on foar Of these
lmprovcdp printing machines, which
wcro designed and manufactured
in its own establishments, and
have boon patented both in Eng
land and in this country. Tho
"Waltcr press" SO named in honor
OF tho proprietor Of tho Times, is IL
machino that prints from roll Of
paper instead Of from shoots rs il
done by tho Hoo printing press.
1t prints upon both sides Of the
paper by the samo process after
wards cutting tho paper into
sheets and delivering thcm in
piles In the foregoing respects it
IS similar to the BuIloch printing
machine, excepting that in The
latter the cutting is the first pro.
cess, whilst in tho "WaItcr press"
the cutting being the last, the use
OF u great deal Of intricate ma
chln"ry necessary to move the
sheets through and deliver them
from the machine is dispensed with,
lcssrnin% the liability to accident.
Tho "Waltrr press also l;,mncns
ITS own paper; and receiving Il
roll as il comes from tho mill, il
vets, prin;; and cuts il, manul;ac.
turing hy one process !. complete
newspaper. This now machire
uns.'ataspccd $4,000 copies prin-
ted on both sides, per hour, and
including stoppagcs, it prints from
10000 to 1000 copies per hour.
Ono han" and two boys run it.
tho latte inspecting and count
ing tho shoots as they arc de-
livcrcd. The waste Of paper is
stated at onc-qnartcr Of ono per
cont, whilst tho rogistor is said to
bo practically perfect. Tho chief
merits Of tho machine, however,
aro announced to bo it's saving OF
time and Of expenses of working,
itcms of great momcnt in IL large
newspaper Office. Tho daily cd.
itlon Of tho London Times is from
10000 to $4,000 newspapers, Of
sixteen, and occasionally y ortwcnty
pages each. This edition is now
printed on four Of these presses,
run by four men and eight boys,
with two prcssmcn to supcrintond
them, fourteen persons in all, and
printing over 40,000shccts an hour.
They print the edition in half the
time and with onc-filh tho mum,
bcr Of hands required hy tho ma
chimes previously in uso. In ma
king the chan GO from tho old to
the new system, tho Times re-
dncrd It's 'rc$a room expenses just
onc-hali, Tho pay roll being 500 II
week r$23, 900 year loss for 1870
th.. n for 1869, whilst it's saving in
| 4 l. ,
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-. e q

They have n way In Germany "f p''-
ing the hnrtur Wv co!'"act. Al lamili.
who nrc ln receipt "r something like II
regular ircouir. s"nl th'ir physician n
certain fcr on New Years Eve. or a d.v
or two latrr. rs ron,uAcratson f,r his
tcntion duiiaS .tr r'rSi"nS year. The
amount is determined ~ mutual agree
mcnt, ard Is estimated Yi'h reference 10
the means Of the prticnt ratlicr than tho
services he is likely to require.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06

AZ Ainrroc, Ireland, recently, bid.
groom was chokcd to death by piece Of
pork at the nuptinl feast, and the fath.rt
Of tic unfortunate girl, so quickly mr 81
4 widow, took % SSr$Sion Of the scare civ
hrcaihl'>& Gay, G,t" refused to dciive, "
in!o tho La'l; e rralivcS uo,il H..
dowrf Id br>T .'.n'n.h. The lisluto
nlMn>. ~ ~ = - n.L.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06

SEcTIoN /. Be IL enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representa-
tiVcs Of tho State Of South Carroll.
m, now met and sitting in Conc
raj Assembly, and by tho authori-
ty of tho same, That all Adminis-
traitors, Executors, and other Fl
duciarics, shall be allowed to sell,
to tho highest bidder, as other
personal property is now sold, all
notes, accounts, and other cvidcn-
COS of Indebtedness coming into
thoir hands as such, whom tho
samo is appraised doubtful Or
worthlesss, and tho purchaser
thereof shall be allowed to bring
his action in his own name, as
purchaser, to collect the samo.
SEC. 2. That all Administrators
Executors, and other Fiduciaries,
may, by and with tho consent Of
tho Probate Judge, compromise
all demands coming into their
hands as such, wherc tho Same is
appraised doubtful or worthless
and whore such compromises arc
mado, tho same shall be fully
shown in thoir annual rcturns.
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AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE ,ADMINIsTRA-
TORS, EXECUTORS, AND OTHER FL
DUCIARIES, TO SELL CERTAIN EVI-
DENCES OF INDEBTEDNESS AT pUR-
Lie SALE, AND TO COMPROMISE IN
CERTAIN CASES,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06

Thr New York SoroSi;s is sai 10
! @ in tlonriShing condition. Nit
sic has been added as II regular
feature, and ut the last mcot;ng, u
correspondent says, "l'cforo tho
unexpectedly large numbcr tf
guests present the viands OF Il Q
mystic lunch disappeared like dew
upon the mown grass, for even ii 0
angels oi'thc Sor" is have appctitcs.
The flow OF soul WAS as Unccnsinr
as that Of thr lemonade, and tho
talk and tea gave ony at Tho san
mOmNNt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
A Democratic Platform.

! Ho 1lItSoUfS lost, tho io0QlnS
Democratic nowspapcrin Wostorn
Pennsylvania, believing that tho
victory of tho party depends upon
persistence and Il sound policy,
makcs tho following suggostionsas as
to tho future ofcourso Of tho Dom
ocracy in relation to tho issues
presented:
l. 10 ignore doad issues, but
never abato n single principle.
2. a firm reliance in tho Con-
stitution, and u restoration Of its
vital functions whore thoy hnvo
boon impaired by radical logis.a-
ton.
3. Equal taxation IT, jtrictcst
maintenance Of tho public faith ; II
common currency for tho whole
people, founded upon a sound and
reliable basis; placing tho public
debt upon tho basis demanded by
justice and sound financial policy !;
tho creation Of u public revenue
founded upon just principles and
tho abolition Of present iniquitous
and oppressive revenue laws.
4. The protection Of industry
against the oppression Of moneycd
monopoly.
5. y reduction OF onico- holders,
and consequent cessation Of the
present cNtravagant expenditures
Of the general, as we'll rs State
and municipal governments.
6. a reduction Of taxes, md
adequate Legislation to compel the
holders Of tho public indebtedness
to bear TIL cir proper share Of tho
burdens offs ustaining tho Govorn-
mcnt,
7. a just and equitable system
Of representation in Congress, by
which tho Now England Statos
shall not be allowed II dispropor-
tomato number Of Representatives
and Senators, and tho Wcst shall
receive itsjust proportion.
8. Tho restoration of all tho
States to an equal footing in tho
Union, and tho abrogation Of all
test oaths and DISTINGUISHING en-
actmonts, either by Congress or
so.callod State Legislatures or
conventions. a FREQ Government,
maintained and pcrpctuatod by q
FREQ ballot.
0. A strict definition, according
to the lcttcr and spirit Of the Con-
stitution, of tho powers, rights
and duties Of each Of tho three CO.
ordinate branches Of tho Govcrn-
mont, continuing each within it's
proper sphere, and rcprcssing
each in it's aggrcssions upon tho
others.
The Pat is Of tho opinion that
on such line Of Policy as is horc
indicated, there would bo recruits
enough from tho liberal and con-
scrvativc wing Of tho Republican
party to insure q majority in tho
lower House Of tho next Congress,
and ultimately to accomplish the
tho complete overthrow Of tho
radical parry
The ENGLISH RoYAL FAMILY
a correspondent Of tho Boston
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted nt tho rate Of 81 90
per squarc--ono incli--for first insertion, ai,l
81 for each subsequent Insertion. Donblo
column advertisements ten per cent on abovc.
Notices Of meetings, obituaries and tributes
OF respect, same rates per square as ordinary
advertisements. g NN' 3
Special notices In local column 20 cont,
pcr llno.r .... ..... s, ..,.-., III
Advertisements not marked with tho num-
Der OF Insertions will DO kept In till forbiJ
and charged accordingly. So
Special contracts made with largo advor-
tiscrs, with liberal deductions on above rates.
HOR ,Z2zsEyrzyN,G ~ -
Donc with Ncatness and Dispatch.
Terms Cash. .
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.
THE liNGLIsH RoYAL FAMILY
a correspondent Of tho Boston
JoWn0t wri:c Prince Arthur
seems to enjoy himself in ra-
Gonal way. IIc is quite n scnsi-
bio young man, puts on no airs,
and has SO far escaped tho re-
portorial interviews. Except the
Royal Alfred, as he is called, Arthur
has moro practical sense than
either Of the othcr sons Of tic
Queen. Tho daughters havo tho
talont oftho family. Tho Princess
Royal Of Prusia--a very plain
woman-has marked talent. She
is an admirable housclsccpcr, and
inherits her mothers talent of
economy. | heard q discussion in
Quccn'squarters in Windsor Castle
whether II set OF curtains would
do with mcnding another season
Tho decision was in favor Of mend.
ing. | would not have had the
curtains III my sleeping room.
The Princess is fine sculptor and
painter. Her love for the poor
makes her the most popular wo-
ID
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06

Ovrr "a N1U deaths occurred in
Nc" York C;'v in 1869.
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"RealIy, my dear" said poor
Mr.. Jones to his better half "you
have sadly disappointed rae. I
once thought you Il jewel Of n wo-
man; but you've turned out only
abit ofmatrimonialpastc. "Thcn,
my lovc,' was the reply, "consoIc
yourself with the idea that paste
IS very adhesive, and will stick TO
you as long "3 you live"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-06
Tho Jury Law.
i|','iit.

The new Jury law is an inGa-
nous one, it puts tho lives and
property and liberties Of tho poo
plo in tho hands Of tho Governor,
and substantially suuvcrts ropuhli-
can government in South Caroii-
na. IL is founded on fnlschooI
and cNag%cralion, aud is intended
by tho movers for moro solfisl.
party purposes. If Congross has
tho power claimed for it by ropub-
licans, it ought to bo appealed to
ut once to guarantee republican
government to tho people Of this
State to prevent tho extinction OF
tho trial by jury. What IL mock.
cry is this jury trial to become in
South Cnrolinn 1t would bo bot
ter Tor the Governor to tallo tho
decision Of all cases, civil and
criminal 1T once into his own
han IS Ike the ancionL Eastern
'oSi'''', '''''.' 20 '"N" INC power
Of selecting .iurios. For IL scoms
''o - !" "l'''"'"' "'s wv" personal
"'"' lo''''c"' party mon Jhry COM
''''','",'' WIZ" ''0 ""''tS't"'
my "o''''eS' ''''' t"eS m"stsoloct
P'r'S ''c" "' jurors Il" 'ar rs pos
'''''' ''''' '"'S' jurors Will 10 eN-
'''''o" 80 F'v''o''" '"''r "".y J"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02
LPublic-No. IS.
An Act to amend the usury laws of tie District d
Columbia.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
ucsentatiyes Of the Uuitsd STATES Of America in
Congress assembled. That the rate Of interest
upon Iud- mems or DEGREES, and upon the aH or
f,rbe4rance II any money goods, or things in ac
ZION. shI.i continue t. be six d'sllars upon one
hundred dollars for Of year, and after that rate
FIR =. gFeater or less sum. for "a loUger or shoc
ter tiaie except as hereinafter provided.
SsC = And be il further enacted. That in all
contracts hereafter to pc ide ii shall be Lawful
for the parties 70 stipulate CT agree IN writing
that the rate Of ten per cent per annum. or any
less sum- of interest shall b. taken and paid
upon every one hundred dollars of money loaned.
Or ia any manner due and owing froIa any person
OF corporation in this District
Sac 3. and be it further enacted. That If any
person Or corporation in this District saallcon-
tract to receive greater rate Of interest than ten
Der cent. upon any contract in writing, OF six
per cent. Tppu any verbal contract such person or
corporation shall forfeit the whole Of said interest
contracted to BE- received and shall be entitled
Only TO recover the principal suIa due to such
rer>od II corp ration.
SEC. =. AMI be it further enacted. That if any
person or corporation within the District Of 20
iunibia shall diT Getty udGectly tl5e receive
any greater Amount Of Interest than Is provided
for in this act upon any contract or agreement
whatever il shall be lawfal for the person, or his
personal reTres NATIVE, or the cCrpo atra paying
the same. To for aud recover ali the interest
paid upon any such contract or agreement from
the person or his personal representative, or
nom the corporation receiving such unlawful
interest Provided. That the suit 70 recover
beck sgci interest shah lie brySIght within enc
year after such unlawful interest shall have been
paid or taken.
Sc. ) And se il further enacted, That nosL-
ing IL t,i- act Contained shall be construed 70
c!.anze the general laws IN force il relation to
banking s.~Saci8ri1Ls gained under the act 10
Fr wide 4 national cHTrenay scared by pledge
If United sta-es bni- aid 10 provide Tor the cir
culGtIJn aid Iefi- mpjiun thereof, approved jane
three, eighteen humid ed and sixty-toU
Approved, April -. 1870.
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iP1blic-So 81
An Act to Incorporate the Washington Homeo-
p.thic Medical Society.

An Act to Incorporate the Washington Homeo-
p.thic Medical Society
pe II enscted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
reseat8..res # TIE United States OF America in
g uEre=s assembled, That Tullio 5. Geru. Gus
tlFe Il. Pele. Z. ". S0nnensehmiat. +. :. KIM
ban. and Jehu 6rsyiuert, AMI their associates and
success n, physicians, be, end they hsreby are.
maze a corporation by the name OF the itarhiBg
ION Homeopathic Medical Sueie4y. with all the
peWe.a ami privileges, and SUBJECT 70 all the
duties. Liabilities, aud restrictions SET forth in
this act
Ssc = And he it further enacted. That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate 10
tle amount Of twenty thousand dollars.
SEC. ) And be it further enacted. That the
members Of SSH society. such Of Their pficers
OF n.ieEs fHs thsy shall appoiatl shall have the
power g. practice medicine and surgery and cd
iecr their tees within tie District u Columbia.
Sc T. an1 be it further enacted, That the
members CT said society, sEch CT their fice.s
r IneInuer- t.ey shall appoint, sia Ia re fun
power ard authority 10 examine all candidates
FIR membership conserving the practice Of specific
medicine and surgery, pfoyi Ell said Candidates
shah sustain a ge,d moral character. and shall
present letters tesi mOniai Of their qualifications
from some legally authorized medical institution :;
and if, upon ssoh examination. the same candi-
dates. without exception on account of color,
shall be faHnd qualified for the practice OF medi-
cine and surgery they shall receive the certificate
Of membership or tine license to practice medicine
or surgery within tie District Of Columbia
SEC. ). And be it further enacted. That any
acts or parts Of acts conflicting with the provis
ions Of this oct be- and are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April - 1870.
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ESTATE CT L. IT. WCODCOCK

DEC q isEC.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIIh w
~ dersiguei Public Administrator Of OIInzby
County, and Administrator II the above nan Ell
Estate, to tho cretars OF, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, u exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers. within ten months
from the first publ c.tign of this notice, To The
undersigned, al his o.Iice in the County Buildings,
Carson City .......-.
Il. II RENCE, Administrator
Carson Civ May 9th IsI1.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE CT TIE COUNTY Assess III,
OE,IsHY CoUNTT. NEyAD.,
CARSON CIV. MAY g. 1870. !
A Ii PERSONS LIABLE To PAY STATE AND
a County Taxes, for tire year 1870, are hereby
notified that the annual PJii-taX OF Four Dollars,
for the use of tie STATE and County. due from each
male resident Of this State over twenty-one and
under sixty years Of age,
Is Now Due and Payable.
To the County assessor or lis Deputy; and all are
expected 10 pay said tax when called upon. And
also that the taxes on the personal property Of
persons who DO not own real estate within the
County Of sufTIaienr value to secure tie taxes on
both their real and personal prop cry, are due and
PAYABLE when the same is assessed. Al taxes
payable in United STAT gold coin.
The laws provided for tue collection q the above
mentioned taxes VII be strictly enforced
GEORGE ". CHEDIC.
County Assessor.
BY II. Il. BENCy, Deputy.
Once: Nex5 door to the County Clerks Office,
County BuiiiiaE. mys-4m
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~ TaE PRESIDENT OF ZEE USIrEDsT.IEs OF AxERIc,
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Is Now Due and Payable.
TAKE WARNING F.!

FENHE V. q I. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take-due rrseadtion against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
tras,s; and they take this method 81 warning pa
rents and g1sniiaus against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having IN charge
the business of the Company find II impossible TO
PERsUADE Us. no frequent the tecrnlni ard stop
pitg places II tie road from climbing upon the
cas- and engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort more decided measures if these
auuayances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribabIe to the careiessuess Of
persons Ia jumping On and OF tbs cars when in
notion should be warning enough in themselves.
II. ". YBRlNGT0N, Superintendent.
February l., 1870. If
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re i enacted ly the senat and Touse Of Rep

Pc il enacted ty the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the United states Of America in
C1rg ress assembled That the consent Of Congress
is hereby giv~n to the City Of Cleveland, in the
county Of Guyahoga and State of ohio, to erect
and maintain in Lake Erie at such distance from
the shore thereof as may be necessary, crib for
the protection of inlet shaft for an under lake
wafer tunnel about TO be constructed for
the purpose Of supplying said city with pure
water: Provided, That said crib shall be fur
nshed with beacon light, which beacon light
shall be kept lighted at all such seasons and hours
As the light on the pier At the entrance Of Cuya-
hogA river.
, Approved, April Is, 1870.
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IOEICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That WILL.
i. : apply - the Commissioners of the General
Land C-fice, to have refunded the purchase
money raid ly me on the seutheast quarter Of
Section p, Township l6 north. range u east, a.
per certificate 40. III, issued at Carson City,
Nevada, bs.uirg date the 18th day Of June ls64,
the same having been aiiudged invalid and cam
celei. GEORGE WASIIINGT0N WENTWORTH
nyI9Gw