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eg- 4 REVOLUTION In COOKERY

Gs- 4 REVOLUTION IN COOKERY
Since the introduction OF the patent SEA MOSS
FARINE, q complete revolution has taken place
in that department. Of cookery 10 which we owe
the luyuries OF the dessert. The most delicious
blanc mango, Jelly, custard, Charlotte Russo, light
puddings, &C., are produced from this palatable
nutrIment at about one-third Of the former cost,
great economy OF time as well as money Is
effected by rs use. The preparations made from
1t are pronounced by physicians to be the best
possible diet for consumptives, dyspeptics, and
persons suffering from biliousness and general de-
bllity Convalescents fatten on them, and gain
rapidly in muscular strength as well as In nesh.
The SEA MOSS FARlNE COMPANY, No. So PARK
Place. New Pork, who are manufacturing this ar
tIcle from the best Irish Moss, In enormous quan-
titles, produce an array OF medical and general
testimony in its favor which is perfectly over
whelmIng, and must set oil doubts Of It's superl.
orlty as on alimentary staple, tr any exist, en-
tirely at rest. dec12-mwf3DSc
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THE 1mrgAoHMENr OF HOLDEN;
RALEIGH, n. c., December 10.

RALEIGH n. G., December 10.
The House to-day sent committee OF three
to the bar OF the Senate impeachlng Governor
Holden, and demanding that they take order IN
the matter, informing the Senate that lhe articles
Of lmpeachmeut1woud soon be produced. ING
Senate, replied 1t would consider the matter anu
take order therein. Articles of Impeachment IL
IN believed, Will shortly be submitted, AMI 4 hlsh
court of impeachment organized, the chief JUS
tlce CT the State presiding.
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@- UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICE, SECOND DIS
TRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, DE-
CEMBER A. 1s7o.-owners OF Coasting Ves-
sels in this District are hereby notified that re-
turns for SPECIAL TAXES tLicenses) as Express
Carriers, should be rendered to this office witlin
ten days. In falling so to do, the owners OF yes
sells will be liable to the penalties as provided for
by law. ALSA. LlNDsIhoM,
aeclb-2+ Assistant Assessor.
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A LOUISIANA VIEW OF BUTLER'S
BILL.
NEW ORLEANS, December Is.

NEW ORLEANS, December l5..
The Times says the amnesty act proposed oy
Rut,er ia an ageravatlon Of wrong already inhlct-
ell on the people Of the South through the various
dlsrranchisIng acts Of Congress, the product Oh
ipsatiate yIndictiveness. Butler thus seeks TO
nunisp the South for the estimate In which the peo
ule hold him, and for the maledictions they nave
heaped on him. The bill offered by Butler Is worse
than all these measures Of wrong. and Is gross
violation Of the constitution.
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rAS. .IGNEES NOTICE OF a II

@ AS -IGNEE'S NOTICE OF A P:
PoINTMENT.-In the District Court OF the United
States, for the Eastern District Of South Carolina
In the matter Of Junius J. Neville.-ln Bankrupt
cy.-To whom It may concern: The undersigned
gives notice OF his appointment as Assignee OF
Junius - Neville OF the City Of Charleston, in the
County OF Charleston, and the State OF South Car
ona within the said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court OF said District. Dated at Charles.
ton, sth day OF December, A. D. 1870.
deco.ra G.. D. BRYAN, Assignee
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@- AWAY WITH sPECTACLES.- OLD
Eyes made new easily, without doctor or medi-
2iues. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress Or. z. B. FOOTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
New York. declo
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eg-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HOLD
ING Cotton in darlington County can have 1t In
sured In good companies at half per cent per
month by applying at the Courthouseto
deel36 u. u. UAkGaN.
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ms- IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SEWING MACHINES. JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S
BEST SIX.CoRD SPOOL COTTON, on Black
Spools. For sole at retail by d. B. HAsELToN,
No. 307 King street. dec5-lmo
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@SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLECT
ED cold will develop constant cough. shortness
OF breath, failing strength, and wasting Of flesh
the avan5 couriers OF consumption. In some In.
stances the same cause will produce bronchitis, q
disease OF the branches Of the windppe. In oil
affections Of the pulmonary organs, as well as In
bronchial affections, JAYNE'S EXPEoToRANT
Is both palliative and curative Us the testi.
mony of thousands and Its worldwide reputa-
ton attests-whne In coughs and colds 1t acts
speedily and when taken according to directions,
promptly removes them. Why nos give this
standard remedy an immediate trial2 Sold by
oil Druggists and at wholesale by GOODRICH,
WINEMAN & CO., Charleston, 8. ..
dec1a-WlD3
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as- MY FRIEND, STOP THAT TERRI
BILE cough, and thus avoid consumplive's
grave, by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
for curing all throat, bronchial and lung diseases.
It Is perfectly peerless. Never has been equsled.
It is pleasant to take, and certain to cure. For
sale BY all druggists. dec.W1mlmo
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m-I PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM
the dull stupidity that meets us everywhere In
spring, and too often in oil seasons Of the year,
kpew how quick 1t could be cured by taking AY-
ER'S SARSPARILLA TO purge the bile from their
systems we should have better neighbors as well
as clearer heads TO deal with. dec16fwmD&w
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w AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE.
TAySSES.-C Comfort and Cure for the Ruptufea.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. 3. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue New
York. os'A'
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AMNESTY IN CONGRESS.
BUTLER,S INFdMOUS BILL DE-
NOUNCED ON AL SIDES.

a Hot Debate-A Radicals Reasons in
Favor of Real Amnesty-Schurz E1-
coriatcs the Administraiion--Rev
Lcgislnting for the Levecs--tsaincy as
a Congressional Committeeman, &c.
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nYTHE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DIR. BAsKELL's ELECTRIC OIL kills all pain In
TWO minutes. Cancers, Coils, Tctter and Old
Sores, cured Ir 4s hcnrs by DIR. HASKELL'S CAR
BoLIO CANCER SALyE. For sale at retail by
1o. ": .s1MAR,- CoHENs MEDICAL DE
DR.. q. BAER, POT,
A. O. BARyOT DIR. @. J. LUHN,
ED. 8, BuRNHAM, W. T. LITTLE & CO.,
n. II. COLLINS & CO., ALFRED RAoUL, N. D.,
GRAMAN & sCHwAKE, DR.. ". A. sKRlNE.
E. q. KELLERS, NJ. D.,
And at wholesale by DowIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
sole Agents for South Carolina nov1l-3mosDkw
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THE GERMANS AT TOURS
sTEIDY 4DY4ECE OF TIE INVAD-
ING ARMIES INTO FRANCE.

Confused accounts from the Seat Of War
.-Rumored Successful Sorties of the
Pnris Gnrrison--Havre Closed TO Neu-
tra1 ShTps--Thc Luxembourg and
Eastern Quest1ons, sc.
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5uerial Iotlres.

MERCEDlTA, from New York, are notified that
she is dlschargIng cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods remaining uncalled for at sunset win be
stored at owners risk and expense.
decl6-1 JAMES ADGER Il CO., Agents.
@ TREASURES OFFICE, GREEN
WILLIE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. c., DECEMBER 18TH. 1870
Coupons OF the State, Guaranteed Bonds, Certif-
Gates OF Indebtedness and. Second Mortgage
Bonds OF this Company. due January 1, 1870,
will be paid at the Banking House of II. Il. KlMP-
TON, No. Nassau street, New York, or at the
South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, in Co.
lumbIa S. c., on and after the lst day Of January,
1871.
The Interest on the outstanding First Mortgage
Bonds and. Fractional Certificates OF Indebted
ness, will be paid at the ONCE Of the Company.
REUBEN ToMLNSoN.
dec1s-fnw7 Treasurer.
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m- GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for BOYS, CLOTHING, all sizes. novls-fmw
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Il LIVELY DAY.
The Contested Eiections-Disbandin
tfie Constabuiary-The Impeachment
Judge Vernon.
TrEoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ]

COLUMBIA, December IA.
We have had lively day. The Senate has
put foot on the neck Of the constabu airy force;
the House have impeached Judge Vernon; and a
bill has been introduced extending the limits Of
the City Of Charleston.
Uuclo Joe Crews feels happy, and will, no doubt,
dream tonight Of his distant fairy land, canoped
with mileage schedules showing the greatest dis
tance between any two points, and studded with
jails strong enough TO hold even governors and
judges.
John B. Hubbard will, on the other hand, feel
snaky.
Farewell the pomp and circumstance Of glorious
war
Othello's OCCUPATIONS gone"
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IOFFICA..I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session Of Forty.frst Congress
| PrBIIC-NO. l3l

o.
ANACI 10 regulate the purchase Of fuel for the e-
sl-atlVe executive. and Judicial DEPARTING 7is. aud
LOT IN, military aud naval establishments of the
United States In the District 81 Columbia.
t1'freS 81 the United States Of AnsTtca IN Congress
dNtnibied, That from after the passage of this
sct II shall hot be lawful for any officer person in
the CIVIL military, or naval service of the United
thraCIte or bitUminOus coal wood for the public
eT'ce except On condition that the same shall, be
IOfe delivery, be inspected and weighed or measured
Iys NE Competent person to be appointed by the
IL OF the department chief OF the branch of the
service Tor which the purchase made, and that the
person appointed shall, before entering upOn the
the satisfaction of the appointing officer, bind him
self with not less than suretes in the penal SUN
Of five Thousand dollars that each and every ton of
coal weighed by him shall con sist OF two thou
every cord of wood to b. measured shall be of
standard measure of one hundred and twent eight
cubic feet. And the inspector, weigher. and meas
uTer hereby to BE- appointed shall be entitled TO
celye from the vendors Of fae weighed and measured
by him twenty cents for each ton Of coal weighed,
and nine cents Tor each cord OF wood measured by
coal weighed and measured by him snail be accom-
panied by his certificate of the number of tons or
pounds Of coal and the number of cords OF parts OF
cords CT wood in each load or parcel.
SIC. 2. dHd be 81 further enacted, That the
proper accounting officer Of the treasury shall be
furnished with copy OF the appointment Of each iR
spectOr, weigher, and measurer appointed under
This act, and that il shall not be lawful for any ac
counting officer to pass To allow to the credit of
any disbursing officer in the District Of Columbia
any money paid by him Tor purchase OF anthracite
or bliunlnous COAL or for wood unless the voucher
thereof ~ accom- panied by certificate of the proper
inspector, weigher and msasurer, that the quantity
paid Tor has been determined by him required by
this
SIC g. Amt be ., further enacted That Copgres.
may at any time repeal. amend, OF alter this act
Approved, July Al, lS1O.
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DROPOSALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OE INrERNaI RErRxrr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue,
w ~ e sh S
f.. and
sae states iynS east Of the Rocky Mogntains
cry required for in their pectye districts for
that part OF the present fiscal year commencing DC.
to9sr !, $50, andending June 30; ls1I.
which proposals solicited two hundred and TWEEN.
yeieht collection district. in each Of which is s
divided into geographical departments. roniractrs
are at liberty to propose to furnish Stationery to the
officers OF one or more of the Departments.
snd districts In each, constituting the several De
FIRST Depa,tment.-Maine, New hampshire, Yer.
New York. Number Of districts, 50.
Second Department -Pennsylys anita. New Jersey,
Caroline, District Of Columbia Number Of dis g.
TiId Dsrartmsn, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala.
nesses Arkansas sumber q distrot., a. Ten
Fourth Department :-Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
nesota: Kansas, Nebraska. colorado, Dakota, and
wyoming. Number Of districts, So:
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
py BOND with SUFFICIENT suretfes, In the of five
thousand dollars. tSs.0oJ approved by . United
states District Attorney, on form to DC furnished
shall il 4. Of th ss bS ei
any part Of it. duly execute a contract with good
andsunicient bonds for the due performance of the
The Commissioner reserves the right TO consider
and accept or reject each bid, item BY item.
sioner Of Internal Revenue, and indOrsed Pro
HSsss for supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be fer.
warded from this stice. upon application, with con.
diti0ns under which the arclss are e be delivered
ou z-tu ,thS,AW Acting Commissioner
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DIED.
PLUMFB. On the 2lst instant. AUGUSTUS b
Pill n I'm, aged 2 years.
sfuus RAJ will take place from his late residence
20 proceed to 81. Patrick church. where Requiem
ass will be offered At ~ O'Clock Tor the repOse sf
his soul The friends Of the family tied to at
tend
ROSS. In Washington. on the sal day 81 August
1s7O, Mr. SARAH Ross. in the eth year OF her
ege. "May che rect IN peace
The funeral viii take place wednesday, the oath
instant. AZ m. from her late residence on l. 81
between oh and 9Th streets north. The frisis and
relatives % the family are respectfully invited 20 at
tend.
RRAUSD. On the morning Of the ed instant.
AGNES. beloved wife Oi VIM. II. Braund, IN the sd
year Of Der
The relatives and friends OF tn family are rAsnact
fully invited 20 attend Der funeral. from the red
deuCe - Der husband, on Penps. avenue, betwA-n
lah ssd 18th streets southeast, ednes lay tn 2ith
~ slant. At O'Clock.
daughter Of Horace and Olivia A Jarboe, aged Is
months
The early dead the early dead.
Hers is a blessed lot
L dwell v here sOTrpw cannot come,
Nnera si=bing enters not
The early lyved, the cherished one
Ire hsr young feet bad tTJd
In the dark paths 81 sin, tw ~ well
She should 60 home e. God.
The funeral will take place Tuesday. at D m ,
y, j. ttt residence Of her parents. No. IL Market
sire-t Geor9etown d. C.. Friends Of the family are
sspeetfuliy invited.
COLLINS. Monday, the 9si inst at Greenyille
- WILLIAM II. COLLINS, II this city.
Ills lrieLd- And acsuantan invited to att. nd
MS iunsrsl. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
The residence ~ DIT. \. A. II McEim. go I street
Itt~ cen oth add ath ste >. E. near Navy Yard.
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Train. between WASH xssHls s Junss, 1888.
.SS TSss ri 5SfKJ5T ING s. r.
WEST are now F FL :. sk tGllHfsi SIE;
si'S ZEE FiiSi !i;f$s :e'
's's Sss,.,,. s'' and '''
Leave at 6:4s and s:25 q m. and son m. Nh
train to or from Annspolis on Sunday.
FOB HRNB sHILHTpTMoRE.
Leave at FSk %s AZ sTS+ ftS and 14spm
ZOE Htt Phs s1S ! 81 - f En- x sssm
hesye dsiiy except Sunday, at Gas and 7:2s .
81 sSSd ~ !. ssS an. ny r.s, m only. connect
EoE strss6urs and point. between Relay HOu..
Relay House with strssb1rs and Winchestsf Accom-.
through tickets to the West can be had a, the
Washington Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see al.
vertisement OF " Through Line
49,. IL: WILSON.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOONTZ, Gent Agt. Washington. jell
THR0gGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
run as follows, viz: kHSHss1KS2
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct = as O. m, I2:4s
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 1:2S Q. M, 1910
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York At 300 p. m, and Philadel-
phis at $40 p N.
sleeping cars for New York on p. m. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York, or
Hyston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
OF the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis, and the West. J L. WILSON
Master of Transportation,
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washin gton. jelx
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue OF writ OF fieri facias on judgment Of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks Office of the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will sell, at public sale, for cash, In
MONDAY, the l2.h day Of September next. ls7O, at
interest In and to the half part of Lot No
g. In Square No. SO besinnins for the same at the
running thence west l6 feet thence north 10 feet
inches thence east 6 feet and thence south l22 feet
21nches to the place OF beginning together with all
and singular the i'm provements thereon, in the city
OF washington, q, seized and levied upon as the
property Of Patrick Prawley and will be sold to sat
isy execution No 6,l23, in favor Of Timothy McCar-
thy. ALEX SHARP
au z dts q. 3. Marshal, b. G..
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IPUBLIC-NO. I56
AN ACT to establish port of delivery at st. Joseph,

Be " enacted By the Senate and House Of Rsprsssn
f0ftrsS Of fhs United States Of America Congress-
GSS.bted That the city Of ST. Joseph, In the State
Oi Missouri, shall be. and is hereby, constituted
port OF delivery, annexed to and msde part Of the
collection district of New Orleans, and shall be sub
pct To the same regulations and restrictions other
ports OF delivery in the United States, and all the
privileges and facilities afforded by the act of Gen
gre>s OF tue second of March eighteen hundred and
thirty one, entitled AN act allowing the duties on
foreign merchandise i'm portedinto Pittsburq, Whe
ing, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, Nashville and
NstcheZ, to be secured and paid at those places /"
shall be extended to said port. A surveyor OF Gus
toms shall be appointed TO reside at said port and
perform the duties prescribed by law who shall re-
cely- the same compensation prov ided or which
Eay her, after be provided by law for surveyors of
the same grade. IApproyed, July ll,lS7O.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two wrts OF er facias Issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and to NO directed, l will sell at public
sale for cash In front Of the Court House door said
next, at y oclock m, all Geo W. G.. Eslin's right
title, claim and interest 10 and to the following
$685. also. subdivision lots Nos Il and IS OF east half of
improvement thereon, in the city of Wsshinaton.
j.. o., seized and levied upon as the property of
Geo. W. g. Esn and will be sold to satisfy execu.
ton No 93l at law in favor of VIM. +. Mattingly,
and Nos 26 l726 1869 and 1881 in equity in favor OF
George b Whiting against Antonio PelIeter, Geo
W. G.. Esin, II. G. Gill and n. +. Onions.
ALEX. SHARP,
au23dtds II. y. Marshal ID O.
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TIE SUNDAY QUEsTIoS.-wilkie Collins In
his novel, ." Man and Vile thus refers to Sun
day evenings in an English country house -
"On Sunday evening, which was the evening
before the wedding, the dizziness. a matter of
course, reached its climax. But two OF the oc-
cupatiOn- which people may indulge in on week
days are regarded as harmless on SUNDAY.
1t Is not sinful to wrangle in religious
controversy, and il is not sinful TO SUM
Der over religious book. The ladies az
the farm pTacticed the piOus Observance Of
the evening on this plan. The seniors of
the sex wIangled in religious controversy,
and the Juniors Of the sex siumbered over Sun
day books. As for the men, 10 j. unnecessary TO
cay that the young ones smoked " hen they were
not yawn:nc, and yawncd when they were not
smoking. Every one in the house felt the op-
Preston OF the senseleSs social prohibitions
which they had imposed upon themselves, and
Yet every one I'm the house would have been
scandallzec ST the plain question had been put:
You know this - tyranny of your own making;
you know you don't really believe in it, You
know yOu don't really like it-why do You sub
nit? Tie freest people on the civilized earth
are the only people who dare not face that ques-
ton The evening dragged its slow length on,
and the welcome time drew nearer and nearer
tor o. iviCn in bed.
n~A hSwl-rOom-the nursery.
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IPUBLIC-No. 1901
An ACT TO create a port of delivery at Du Luth
Minnesota.
BE VI enacted by ths Senate and House, Of R,prsssn-
tGftrss Of fhs CnIfd States Of America IN Congress
aSSSutfsd, That Du Luth in the State of Minnesota
shsl be- and hereby cOnstiu ted port OF delivery
hun the collection district of Superior and there
shall be appointed surveyor Of customs to reside
at said port, who shall perform the duties and re
celve the compensation and emoluments prescribed
IA the act Of Congress approx ed March tw eighteen
hundred and thirty one, being IAN act allowing the
duties on foreign merchandise imported into Pitts
tuTg, Wheeling, Cincinnati. Louisville, Saint Louis
Nashville, and Natchez, TO be secured aud paid at
those places. Approved. July ii, 1870
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TPUHIC-No. IsSJ

Al ACT 20 make the Territory Of Arizona a sepa-
rate surveying district, and to establish the ONCE
of surveyor general therein.
Is. ~ mated ~ IAs Senate and House Of Rspr,sen-
t1firsS Of the United States Of America COaxrsss
dSS,ybisd. That the Territory of Arizona 10 her
created separate surveying district, and that the
Presftent, by md with the consent of the Senate,
shall -, and hereby is. authorized to appoint sui,
veyGr general for the Territory whose annual sala
~ shall be three Thousand dollars and whose power
authority, and dute shall be the "a those pro-
Slded BY law for the surveyor general Of Oregon lie
shall have proper allowances for clerk hire Off
rent, and fuel, and he shall locate his office from
time to me ct such places may be directed By the
President OF the United States.
Approved, uly IL, lS1O.
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PUBLIC-NO. ISL
Az ACI relinluishinR whatever ttiA may re m Ain I'm

the United States TO certain parcel Of ground in
Fremont Ohio, TO the corporation Of Frem )nt.
be ~ enacted ~ the Senate and House of RrprsSsnt
nI'r>s Of he Unued STATES Of AD'erioa IN Conrrsss
dSS,m61s6' That whatever title may remain in the
United States to parcel OF ground in the city of
Fremont, (fermerly CrOghansyille,J Ohio, laid out
under the act Of Congress of April twenty eight
een hundred and six teen, which Is not included in
any Of the ots out lots Streets and of the
city but lying etwsen the lots streets, and
and the Sandusky river indicated on the oficisI
plat of the town Of Croghansvile, be- and the same
Is hereby, relinQuished to the Corporation OF IRE
mont. Approved, July IL, $50.