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EXPLOSION IN NEWARK.
A Qnear Gas saving Appnratms-A YOntls
Seriously Injured.

Qneer Gas Saving AppnratMs-A YOnth
Seriously Injured.
In Newark last evening about six O'Clock an ex-
plosion OF quite serious character took place on
the premises OF Mr. Henry BloD, liquor dealer cor
ner OF Mulberry and Kinney streets, whereby lad
named Charles Stahlin OF Orcnard street. was seri-
Ously though not dangerously hurt short time ago
Mr.. BOn introduced in his place apparatus which
purpOrted 10 effect great saving or gas. YeSter-
day he tried 10 for the first time, and, by some
means, IL exploded with terrific effect, shaking the
about 81 900 worth OF choice wines, champagne
and liquors, besides large quantity OF other pro-
perty. Even the furniture, mirrors and appoint
ments OF Nicholas Weld, a barber In the basement,
were shattered to pieces by the fury OF the shock.
The latter, through a windows being opened, was
was painfully burned about the face, chest and
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TeLeGRApn!C NEWS ITEMS.

The annual Convention of State homeopathic Medical
Society assembled at Rochester yesterday About sixty
members were present
The Young America Cricket Club Philadelphia will play
with the st. George Cricket Club of New York Hudson
City on Thursday and Friday next.
The annual convention Of the Episcopal diocese of Illinois
Whitehouse delivered the annual address.
The republicans of the Third Congressional District Of
Maryland have split and nominated candldates-R.
Stockett Matthews and General Adam f. King Both
uemen have accepted the nomination.
On Monday evening Edward H. BaloG was held by
ners jury to be guilty with Davenport JARVIS who were
drowned In the Chcnango river Of the OF the CLERK
Merck the OF Messrs Hotber
IN The night OF the 17th ult.
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SUICIDE OF AN AGED WOMAN.

Mrs. Mary McGrath. sixty years OF age and born
in Ireland, on Monday afternoon at her residence.
% Pe street, while laborng under temporary aber-
ration of mind swallowed quantity OF Paris green
which she had procured for that purpose Mrs.
McGrath, who had been sick tor some time was i'm
medately taken 10 the Centre Street hospital and
efforts made TO remove the poison from her stomach
but without success. Death ensued about nine
O'Clock z. N. On Sunday last deceased was heard to
threaten self.destructlon, hut the friend TO whom
the remark was made did not suppose that Mrs.
McGrath seriously intended to execute the lllrcat
Coroner keenan, was nOtidcd,
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DOncaster Ruccs.

LONDON, Sept. 49, 1870.
The Doncaster September meeting commenced
to-day
The principal was the great Yorkshire handi-.
cap Of twenty-five sovereigns each. with 200 sove-
regns added. The race was won by Sir G. Legard's
Oh. G. Border Knight. four years, by Adventurer,
out OF Miriam; Lord Betland's Dr. h. Geant des
Batailles five years. by voltigeur out of Sweetbriar
second Mr.. Johnston's bl. c. Good Hope four years,
by Cape Flyaway, out Of Maid Of Kent third. The
betting at the start was 4 to against G6ant des
Batailles
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A W1MAA PROBABLY MURDERED.

About nine O'Clock last evening quarrel occurred
at the residence OF Thomas McConvle, No. 42s First.
avenue between HIM and his slsterln-law, Catharlne
McConve. Thomas became greatly enraged at the
abuse OF the woman. drew knife and stabbed her
in the groin, iniiCting wound from which IL In
doubtful whether she can survive. McConvii.e was
arrested and confined IN the East Twenty second
street station house.
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Kew YORK LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Sept 49, 1870
The convention Of the labor reform party, held
here to day, made the following nomnatons:-
For Governor James s. Graham, OF Monroe county;
for Lieutenant Governor, Conrad Kuhn, Of New
York; for Comptroller, Peter j. Meney, of Kings
county; for Canal Commissioner, John B. Baum of
Onondaga county, and Charles G. Barrett, OF Madi-
son county; for Inspector OF State Prisons, Ii. A.
Hawes, of OnOn daga county.
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ILLINOIS,.

Census Returns.-.fsrcat Incrense of POpuIa.
tion---Lnrxe Yield of Corn.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13, 1870.
The census returns from forty eight counties in
this State all from the southern district show an ag-
gregae population of 1858 1856 against 655 47o In 1seO
an increase Of about fOrty-seven per cent. The
northern district or the State will show q much
larger ratio OF increase.
correspondent at Jacksonville writes that In the
three counties OF Sagamond. Morgan and Wacoupin,
Illinois, there Is an aggregate OF over three hun
dred thousand acres Of corn, which good judges es-
innate VIII yield fifty bushels TO the acre, showing an
aggregate OF Ii, 000, 900 bushels.
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the NATHAN MURDER.
A Verdict to BE Rendered To.D.v

Verdict to BE Rendered To-Day.
Dr. John Beach, deputy to Coroner Rollins, yester-
day announced that In the Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Nathan, VINO was found murdered in his room at No.
IL West Twenty third street. on the morning OF the
10Th OF July last particulars OF which were so fully
published IN the HERALD, the jury would to-day be
called together FOR the purpose OF rendering ver-
dict. The evidence In the matter has been ex-
hausted- and no new developments Of an important
character are expected. Coroner Rollins believes
the ends OF public justice cannot be furthered by
longer delay aud hence his determination to bring
tn a
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SCARCITY or WATER At BRIDGEPORT.

The water supply of Bridgeport, Conn.,, is running
very low, and unless immediate rains ensue seri-
GUS damage Will result to manufactures. Some
concerns have already been obliged to shut down,
among whom are the paper mills OF Falrchild Il Co..
North Bridgeport The water furnished Tor domestic
use by the Water Company Is very poor on account
OF the long continued dry spell, and Is hardly Mt TO
use People are threatened with water famine.
There has been no rain OF any account there for
more than three months.
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CHINA.
Trade Affected by the European War.

Trade Affected by the European War.
LONDON, Sept 49, 1870.
Late dispatches from China report that the war
In Europe has nearly suspended business OF all sorts
In China.
despatch from China, received here to-day
through Russia, contains uniavorable intelligence.
The Chinese are preparing for war.
Further outrages have been committed on the
missionaries.
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SPAIN.

Minister Sickles in tho Country.
MADRID, Sept 13, 1870.
Mr.. Sickes the American Minister, for some
weeks past has been rusticatlng, occasionally visit
Ing the capital.
Last week an armed party stopped the usual dill
yence and demanded Mr. Sckles by name, but for.
tunately he was not there. The government now
supplies him with guard for these journeys.
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LOUISIANA.
Health of New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 13 1870.
DR.. RUSSELL Secretary Of the Board of Health,
publishes card, in which he says:-To business
men and others VINO contemplate visiting New Or
cans would say that from present appearances
there Is no reason why they cannot come now with
as much security as at any time during the year.
The mortality in this city since July has been less
than that or any other city OF the United States in
proportion to population. There is no occasion for
the alarming and exaggerated reports which have
been circulated concerning the health OF our city.
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PEfdNS YLVANlA.
Opening Of the Interstate Fair.

Opening Of the Interstate Fair.
PIrrsBURG, Sept. 13 1870
The Interstate Fair was formally opened to-day
by Governor Geary. Previous to the opening the
Governor. with his stan, accompanied by General
Provost and STAFF, OF Philadelphia, reviewed por-
ton OF the troops Of the Eighteenth division or the
National Guard consisting or three battaiOns, or
twenty companies OF Infantry
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CENSUS or pOUGHKEEPSlE.

POUGHKEEPSSIE, Sept. 49, 1870.
The Official returns OF the census OF POughkeepse
are as follows:-Number OF dwellings, 2,s39; faml-
lies 1895; Inhabitants 20OSs; white maes 9,l9S;
white females, 10,2O2: colOred males, 2S7; cOiDIcd
females, 4Ol; males foreign bora, I.999: females
foreign born. 2.246; voters 4,807 The First ward a
the most tnickly populated ward In the city
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CUBA.

Death Of Consul Parsons.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept 49, IS70
The American Consul, Mr.. J. w. Parsons, at this
port, who has lately been suffering from severe
attack of yellow fever died this afternoon.
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Devoc's Kerosene Oil.-Wnrrnnfcd Snfe,
and superior In ali respects to ordinary oil For safe
sealed packages Give and galons expressly for family
use; also In barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY, III Fulton street, New York.
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Gents Dress Hats
Seven Dollars
Boys and Youths Hats mt noierate prices.
WARNOCk a CO., 5l9 Broad Nay..
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English Jet JeweIry-A Splepdid New As,
sortmept for sale nj OSBORNE n TUWNSENDS, 81
Broadway, corner Of Spring street.
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Died.

MITcHEII.-On Tuesday, September 13. THOMAS
MITCHELL
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[For Otter DEATHS see Etghth PIgel
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray str, ST.
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A.-Fau style of Gemtiemeu's silk Hafs.-
Tnis gem Of the season. ready for inspection
sale at ESPENSCHEID'S, Manufacturer No. flS Nassau
street. Price 81
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American Waitham Watrhes
at lowest prices
FULLER CO., 2j john street, New York.
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Crisfad Unrivulled Hair Dye.-SOd
applied his wig and scalp factory No. sior House
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Royal Havana LOttery.-PrfZes Paid In
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid fer
Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Silver .
TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers ID MI street, Nawforf.
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RACING IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 13, 1870.
This was the second day OF the Lexington races.
The weather was cry and very dusty. There was a
large attendance and great excitement prevailed.
For the first race, dash of three-quarters of a mile
there were twelve entries and six started The fol.
lowing was the summary
Buford's b. f. Hollywood. ....'............. I
John Clays ch. (. SaucebOx. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Cadwalader and Aliens Ch. f. MOlllc Cad .
Wegent's b. t. N0tre Dame. e...............
Reynolds ch C. Harvey Villain. 3
Time-l18H.
For the second race, two mile heats for all ages
there were four entries The following was the
summary
Leroy Pau's b. g. Morgan Scout ........
John Riey's b. C. Conductor. r.............. .
wegent's b. C. Pilgrim .................. 2
buHOTu'b CTOsstduu Ills.
Time, 1884 and 3:42h.
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China Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL, 1870.
The steamship America, which arrived here to-
day from Hong Kong, August IL, brings the follow
ing Intelligence
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spool Cotton-Orrs & &MncNnurht>s-CbeapN
eat and hest imported hand machins sewing iu
assortment ALEXANDER kNOA, o4xreari sfseet
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ssJnser Fritz, Has Been Dealing Hard
knocks Frenchmen. at nser" KNOX the famous nat,
ter 2a has been dealing he superb Hats
10 the the balance Of world years.
Like Fritz he was victorious from u start and there
halter the 6ed dispute the palm superiority him.
His fall campatgn now begun Advance and meet him.
ana nd n
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vlrgintn, Vermont, s4aratora and Other
Natural waters ouiv,
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SHANGHAE, August IL, 1870.


American cotton goods are quiet
Frelghts-T0 London, f1 10s; to New York, e.
The steamer Vlga and the Chalgrove Excelsior
Lizzie Eredale and Mikado are on the berth loading
for New York.
Exchange-On London, IS. 1Ohd.; on Paris, II.
AN centlmes.
Black Teas-The business Is moderate at higher
rates for good medium and finest kinds; stock
S3 900 chests green teas. Settlements, &c, 900 pack
ages the market closing weak.
Two steamers are loading for New York via the
SueZ Canal.
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The French Mission.
FLORENCE, Sept b. 1870.
The Baron de Mallaret, French Ambassador to
Italy, has been recalled by his government
Protest OF the fODe--The Foreign DipIOmatists
Called on by His Holiness.
ROME Sept. 13-Evenlng.
His Holiness Pope Plus TX has called on the men,
bers Of the diplomatic body now serving In Rome to
join him In protest against the entry OF the Italian
troops into the Eternal City.
King Victor Emanuel's soldiers are now within a
few miles OF the city.
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Approved, July I, 1870.
TPuDIlo-No.- .-l8s,
AN ACT to constru certain acts thereI

AN AGT 70 c0nstru certalu acts tueEeiu
cited, in relation to pcusious.
Be Il enacted By Tie Senate and House
of Representatives otthe United States ct
america IN Congress assembled, That nei-
ther tho net Of July twenty.6fth, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-six, entitled "Aa act
increasing the pensions Of widows and or.
phaus, and for other purposes, " nor tho act
Of July twenty.scyenlh, eighteen handred
and siYty.oight, entitled "An act relating
to pensions, shall be so construed as in-
crease tho ammount directed to be paid in
any special act Of Congress granting a pen
sion; nor said acts bo construed so asto re-
duce the same whenever such act fxes dci.
nitely tho amhount Of pension to which tho
person wherein named shall be entitled, 10
excess Of tho ratio tixed by general law for
the rank in respect 10 which such special
pensions may have been ormuy hcrcaearbe
granted. ),
That this act shall have The eject to restore
to the persons affected hereby any sums
heretofore withhcllcd from them by tho
constructed hereinboforc prohibited.
Approved, July I, 1870
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NUMBER Is

oi the persons named in thofFsl soctioncE
this act, with any co-tenaht thereof hisor
their heirs or assigns; 70 SURVEY, lay opt,
and improve the same; 70 establish. main,
tain aud operate wagon roads to aud upon
lis property; to construct and maintain q
railroad and telegraph line fFoui any point
on lands Of said company 10 the San Louis
Park, to the nearest and most practicable
point on either Of Kansas Pacific railroad,
i the Union Pacific railroad, the Denver
Branch railroad, or tho Allison, Tcpeka
and Santa Fe railroad, and,the said com,
pany, for the purpose Of building and oper,
ltiug such railroad, shall have che right Of
way through tho public lands Of the Uni
TED States from and between tho points
aforesaid, the said right Of way being 70
tho extent Of two hundred feet % each
side Of said railroad line; aud such eoFpof
ration shall possess all the franchises ncs
cessary to enable il to build and operate
such railroad for the transportation Of
freight and passengers, aud 10 collect end
receive compensation therefor; and th4
powers, privileges, aud franchises copIers
rod on corporations by aud under thepros
visions Of chapter eighteen of the revised
statutes Of Colorado, or Of any and al
amendments thcroto, are hereby confirmed
TO and invested ia said corporation, subject
to said s. s.tutes for the purposes Of this ack
Pro1tied, That this act shallpOt be con-
strued to permit said company 70 acquire
title to any other iandsor real estate than
such as is above mentioned
SEs 9. Anabsit faEtdef enacted, That
such corporation may make aud dispose OF
its bonds or other obligations in such ans
cunts, at such rates. aud on sucb terms ~
it may deem most for it's interest, fol. tho
purpose Of borrowing money for ho'pur,
poses aforesaid, and may secure the same
by mortgage upon oil or any part sot its
property and all its franchises, aud may
make tho same and tho interOst thereon
payable at such place or places as il may
docni proper, and may hold and trapsfcE
such real estate aforesaid aud personal
property as may DO necessary for tho car-
rying out Of its general purpsus, aud may
issue its stock and bonds for property aud
again exchange It's property for its bonds
or stock, aud may convert my Of its obi,
cations, OF the option Of the holders, into
stock Of tbe company without further act.
ion of,the stockholders ;eys,lga
| SEC. Z; dndbcit fartIgeendcted, Tilat
this act shall take effect hnnediaselg and
slialI-atalttimcs bc subject 10 amsndwcnt
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pa. S, G.. SH A W /,
D. FORBES, M. D.

LEON, MASON COUNTY, w. Va
TJAs not us Inns been reported, rclin9uishes
Ill his practice, but,can be found at all tune.
at his residence whenIot abscntprofessinaily
apr l3-lY.
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ToFErc1Al ]
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION
OF TaE
FoRTY-FTRsT CONGRESS.
Public No. 134.l.
1uuiS wv A"El
AN ACT to establish an additional land
district in the State Of Kansas.

1 ubAAS ANSs
/ AN ACT to establish an additional land
district in the State Of Kansas.
Be It enacted By Tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of Mc United STATE Of
Imcrica in Congress assembled, That
all that portion Of the western district,
created by the act approved March three,
eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, entitled
tAn act to establish three additional land
districts in Tho Territory Of Kansas" which
is situated north Of township line divi-
dug townships ten and eleven, south, in
said State, shall constitute new land dis
trict to be called the Republican land dis
tTict.
SEC. .. .4naJe IL iarthe. enacted, That
the President be, andhc is hereby, authoriz-
cd, whenever the public interests shall re-
quiro, to appoint by and with the advice
and consent ofthe Senate, or during the re-
cess thereof, and until the end of
the next session of Congress after such
appointment. register and receiver for
the district hereby created, who shall res
pcctively be required to reside attlle site OF
thcir Offices, have the same powers, res
ponbilitics, and cmolumcnts, and bc sub
icct to the same acts and penalties, which
arc or may be prescribed by law in relation
to other land officers Of the United States
in said State.
SEC. 8. AndLc Il further enacted, That
tho public lands in said district shall be
subject to sale aud disposal upon tho same
terms and conditions as other public lands
of the United States: PrOrtacd. That all
sales and locations made at tho Offices Of
tho old district Of lands situated within the
new district, which shall be valid and right
in other respects, up to the day 90 which
tho new Office shall go into operation, be,
aud the same arc hereby, confirmed.
Approved. July Z, 1870.
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rPUpLtc-No. 1870.

AN ACT to change tho times Of holding
tho circuit courts Of tho United States
in tho northern district Of Ohio.
Be Il enacted By dtc Ssnote a:la House
of Represcntatircs ofhe United iStdtes Of
America IN Congress assembled, That in
stead Of tho times now fixed by law. tho
circuit and district courts Of tho United
States for tho northen district Of Ohio shall
hereafter be held a5 follows: at Cleveland.
Ohio on the first Tuesday in tho mouths Of
January, April, aud October, in each year;
and all lrecognizanccs, indictments or other
proceedings, civil and criminal, now PEN
ding in either Of said courts, shall DO en-
tered aud have day in court aud be heard
and tried according to the times Of holding
said court as herein provided.
Approved, july 1870,
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fPublic-No. 135
AN ACT for tho improvement Of water
Communication between the Mississippi
riyor aud Lake Michigan, by the Wis
nonsin and Fox rivers.
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AN ACT to constitute Omaha, in tie Stat'
Of Nebraska, a port Of delivery.

AN ACT to constitute Omaha, in the State
Of Nebraska, a port Of delivery
Be Il enacted Jydtc Senate aud House
Of Representatives. Of hc Uatted States q
Imcrica in Congress assembled, That Om-
aha, in the State Of Nebraska, shall bo, and
is hereby, constituted a port Of delivery.
within the district Of New Orleans; and
there shall be appointed surveyor Of
custams, to reside at said port, who shall,
in addition to his own duties, perform the
duties and receive tho salary aud omolu-
ments prescribed by tho act Of Congress,
approven on tho second Of March, eighteen
hundred and thirty-onc, for importing NOR
chaudiso into Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and
other places
Approved, July I, 1870.
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SEC. s. AndJe Il further enacted, That
tho SecretaFyOf War shall aunualiyrepOrt
to Congress the progress made in the COM
plction Of said improvements, the amount
expended thereon, tho amount, if any, re-
ouired for tho succeeding fiscal year, and
the amount Of revenue derived thcrefrom.
Approved, July {, 1870.
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Of tho ascerteined indoptodnoss Of the cor.
poration Of Washington TO the sixth day Of
june, eighteen hundred aud seventy.
SIC. i. And Jcit further enacted, That
any person that shallyiOlate the provisions
ofthis act shall be deemed guilty ofmisdc-
meanor in Office, and bee dismissed thoro-
from,
Approved. July Z, 1870.
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| Ohio on tue tlrSt TUESDAY IN TIC tnUulub VI
.Tannarv Anril and October, in each year
and ali recoanizanccs. inducements or othsl
nroeoaines. civil and criminal, now PEN
tlinr n either Of said courts. shall DO en-
tered and have tlay in court aud be heard
and triod according to the times Of holding
sS5l conrt as LereiR provided.
Approved. july I 1870,
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rPbpric ii0
~ 2: :. =, = !. Z. I.
A,s e e ills2, %, Y, IA. y, .t. y
esqe,ss ali Isl l.ln s sasssl, NV ". Y.
9y anas.9 3, coIlslll y ceIlaIl !
+. ooioraao leitlseEg s.se. 5sS
Be aeaGcted w Nc.'Sellgtc gga lioast
Of Representatives ef He 4is'FcG, S9feS g, q q
ll,lcrtce tn Congress qssGnl0eett, Inat
William Gilpin. Ambrose N. Burnside, 3.
y. NJ. Barlow, Charles a. Lam6ard, WI
liam Il. Reynolds, Hiram Hitchcock.
Henry w. Gray, Morton y. Fisher, and
such other persons as may be associated
with them and their successors, are hereby
created body polite and corporate. in
the Territories Of Colorado and New Mex
leo, by the namo. style. and title of tue
"United States Freehold Lard Emigration
Company" and BY that name shall have
succession, and shall be able to sue and bc
sued. plead and be Implicated, defend and
be defended, in all proper courts nt law
and equity. and may make and have q
common seal.
SEC. 2. ATd ~ Jattcr eascted, That
tho capital stock OF tue said corporation
shall be two and one-halt millions Of dol
lars, divided into shares OF one hundred
dollars each, and the same shall be deem
cd to be personal property and transtera.
ble on tbe books OF tue company only, and
such capital stock may DO increased from
time to time to the oxtont necessary to car.
~ out tho objects for which said cogpany
is formed, not exceeding in the whole the
sum often million dollars, upon Q vote OF
two-thirdsin amount of the stock for the
time being in favor Of such increase. -,
SEC. 8. 4nd6eft further enacted, That
the sara company snall nave power 70
make such bylaws as it deems proper for
tho disposition Of its property aud estate:
and for tho management Of its business and
affairs, for the regulation Of tho term oi
Office Of its officers and their duties, and to
carry out the general objects Of tho corpo.
ration, aud the same 10 amend or repeal
at pleasure: Progidcd, That such bylaws
shall not conflict with any law of tho Uni,
ted States, or Of the Territories of Colora-
do and New Mexico, or tho States which
may be formed therein.