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ARomance ~ the war.

The Kansas City Times relate this
story Ten, yes fifteen years ago.
there lived in st. Joseph family by
the nainc OF Adams. the head o! which
was stern tough kind old gentleman
VIII t'ity winters had touched lightly.
lie was wealthy, but wha, lie priced
far above all was the pride Of his old
apc-two noblo boys, George aud
Frank, aged respectively eighteen and
twenty The war came on, the terri
blc strife IN which brother vas array
I'd against brother, and father against
son. Mr.. Adams was an nocompro|
missing Union man, aud his eldest
>on George espouscd his fathers cause.
Frank Joined the forces in defence of
the sunny South under William Y,
Slack. When his father lcaroed OF the
course taken by the younger son hi.
rago knew no bounds llo sent him
word 20 return. o, he was no longer
heir to his broad acres or a recipient of
his love Ills son replied that no in
ducemcnt would cause him 10 surren-
der bis principles The old gcn,lcman n
drew up his will. leaving bis youngest
son pcnnilcss. The war continued.
each Of the bro,hc's fih'ing valisntly
in defence os their different banners.
Peace once more blessed the land, and
the eldest son returned home, while
the younger located in this city, aud by
hi, courteous bearing and close attcn-
ton 10 business gained hos'7 Of friends
His whereabouts was unknown 10 cith-
cr father or brother, and thou,h hc
loved them both, hi, pride would not
permit him TO return 10 home from
which I've had been cat of in q mo-
mcnt nf passion. The old gentleman
was gathered to his fathers, and his
eldest son became sole heir To hi1
wealth. George was no sooner in
possession Of his property than he
made u diligcut search Tor his brother
aud after time traced him TO this
city. The meeting between the broth
crs occurred only last week, and was
both cordial and ciFcctiDg. The cld-
est caused deed of hall his estate to-
hc made out in favor Of His younger
brother and forced the acceptance upon
him. Such spirit is noble, grand
and magnauimous, therefore We give
st. Joe the credit as stated above.
This incident is true, as persons in
both cities can testify.
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Esad for France.

The Paris correspondence Of tho
New York lIorhi says: aucc is
now isolated. She has not au ally;
for do not reckon Austria "a IN ally.
lie, her budse, aud she falls 70 pieces.
Were Austria weak enough to 20 TO
war she would disappear from the
map OF Europe. Her German popula-
ton would become Prussiaus tho
kingdom of Hungary would absorb the
others. 1t is almost cortrin Russia
would join Prussia aud they might in
duce Italy, by promising all the pos
sessions Austria still hold 10 Italy aud
Rome, 20 enter the alliance. Obliged
to keep large army in Algeria, anoth.
er on the Spanish Frontier. something
of an army at Rome, strong forces
uear all the manufacturing ceu,srs,
France would enter the war over.
weighted. She might win l'ally to
her side by promising Ron and Aus
tgia'S A1riatIc possessions, rccomp us
ing Austria with Prussiau territory.
These measures would, however, make
the Catholic clergy hostile to the En-
pire, and unite the Germans with Prus-
sia. Even were France successful in
this war, hated by Spain, Italy, Prus-
sia aud Russia, YOU would sec these
powers-Europe, as might say-wait
for IA opportunity TO overwhelm
Franco
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ALWAYS be Civil" My young
friend" said gentleman on horseback
one day, TO a lad who vas standing near
n we'll, "wiIl You do the a taver to
draw pail of water for my horse, rs
| 6ud it rather difficult to &c, of. >
Instead OF giving gruff reply, as
many boys would do, tho boy drew
the water and gave il TO the horse.
His manner was 20 pleasant, aud cheer
hl, that the stranger delighted with
his spirit. asked him his name and
residence, aud after thanking him,
rode on.
The good-natured hd though, no
more about the act Of civilty, ill! some
m onths later, he received a hucs from
the gentleman. offering him clerk
ship in his store. The offer was &c.
cepted. The lad prospercd, aud tinal-
ly became chief magistrate Of q large
city.
Thus you see that little act oi
civility 10 q stranger was the first
round in the ladder by which the
boy climed to honor and wealth. Nov
| do not say that eivilty will Away
lead TO ssch honor. Bot i say that i
always raises its possessor 10 the opiu
ion of others aud 10 his own seli-e
spect. 10 civil, therefore. my boy,
and girls. Civil,y is an ornament u
should possess. "
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A FRiESp IN NEsp.-0n 0 a eec,-
sion two ladies were insrS .ducei To-
Mr.. Lincoln, bringing iP' rcduc,i,ns
from kentucky fner d. $50 voa
laown b" said The ',,resid.n, .,,Sr
shaking hand, wiz A them; adid he
ever telly l heir sd him TO his wife ~
The ladies saer.. nothing Of il, so the
mateh'msser '1rcceeded TO sire a de-
tailed xceou'at Of the affair 1. mis- lira..
i'sst msnr.er. "You see he ssid. ..B
could pever sc, Glance 10 non m.
qaes'ioc, eeeacss the aay's ia,hsr vas
Always 10 the rcons; 50 Il lsss I told
nun Ia manage it for him, aod the,
aes' ,iue NJ ea',ed I went vith him.
: smw sas old man. aud ofseu talked
possics with him, bat q both ei US
we're Wh;rs, the sslk vss never very
lively. Thaa time, to help B., I tars-
lsa Dsmossat, and The Oh mAs 20, so
sxeite& that h. ed ~ dasxhter m.a-
aged 10 alp eat - The baek rerch sad
! do lkA lkinR Nm A onna -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One column one yeat $4,000
One-hslf column. one yeat, 5000
One fourth column, one year, 1900
One square 30 lines) one inseriion - 10
Eteft additional insertion 90
Professional and Busiscss cards Of
not more than hve lines. per year. 600
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices $50
Editorial notices per line 10
All advertisements for n shorter period
than one year are payable at 'he time
they nrc ordered. and if not paid the per-
son ordering them will be held responsible
for the money.
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A HuoE TREg MIR. Charles Az


4 HuGE TREg MIR. Charles AZ.
bright. in letter TO The Grand
Army dated Mariposa, California.
July I, relates that he had visited the
Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa aud
Calevaras groves of biz trees. or the
latter he says: In regard to these
monsters Of the forest | eau only say
this, that yesterday ! was in a hollow
tree, vet standing with two other gen.
tlemen on horseback, Our horses were
abreast, aud there was room for three
horses more Some Of thsss trees arc
50 feet, and upwards, 10 diameter aud
over 100 feet in circumference, Tho
bark is from l. inches to 1 feet in
thickness, aud some of these trees
grow $50 hi.h, aud would grow higher
yet if the winl did not break the tops.
The statement OF these things is almost
ipcredible, aod il my eyes had %, seeu
them | wouh not write about them.
The wood OF these trees is red aud very
enduring, and polishes very finely, 50
that il looks like rosewood
Almost increnibls,' Indeed +! yet
others have told ,he same story Of these
giant trees, aud VIZ are not disp sod W
doubt the fact
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"You pull teeth here, ! suppose p
inquired q vegetable boxing customer,
who dropped iuto dental Office for
information.
y" Yes, sir, take = CHAIR replied the
proprietor, "our charge is only fifty
cents, and l can do II Instantly
swell, guess III wait until get
home, for can't pay that price, be-
cause our doctor only charges quar-
ter, and it takes him two hours, besides
be pulls you oil around the room, and
you get the worth Of your money. So
GOOD dav,"
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SELECT POETRY.
The i;crnnn Rhine.

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Ts. % sr.o ,he asrm,n Rh;ne
Tho, raxsn. III. .h. .Iancss
Ana crnats her Soni dssi,,
I, ,so.rs T.. n,. ri. ,,se,
O. L. a. oar ,i;yid;ns
n. n,;r,or.d wave is seal,
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rhers is farmer 10 Yorkshire No
has . milo Of children. Hlis ssus \
fasloag; aud be has fsar eeys ssd ibss
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A Rreuehman owed . man eight
hundred trsocs, aud hs made propo-
sitiou TO give him eight notes, payable
monthly, for QUE hundred francs each.
Tho first note was protested. The
creditor demanded on explanation.
"a didn't want you TO lose eight han.
drsd fraacs all at Al ouce, % ! divided
Il up that yout loss might fall upon
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dead or not, and how i! occurred. You
lie or saw u boy scattered so.
Thus perished the good little boy
who did the best hc could, but did not
come out according to the books
Every boy who did rs he did prosper
cd except him. His case is truly re-
mariabic. 1t will probably never be
accounted for. The Gdldry.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-11-26

State tax 81 dollars and II cents
parish tax 81 dollars and 10 cents
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Vente Publ1que.
Succession de Eleocadie L, P;tre.

ASs Il Q
EVN vertu dun ordre dc rhon. Ia Cour des
II Prenves de Ia parolsss ST. Landry. il 90.
"a vendu \ rencan public. par le soussipne,
sidence de la definite, a Ia prairie Ronde. le
MERCREDL % Decembre, 1870, les proprie-
ties ci-apres decrites, appartenant a Ia success
sion de Eleocadie l.. Pitre, dccedee, a SAVIOR.
/. L'habitation, Ia derniere residence de
la defunte. situee d la prairie Ronde, paroissc
St. Landry, contenant cent soixante-huit ar
penis. plus on moinS, bornee nord par Ia
veuve Onezime Joubert. sud par les terfes do
Pierre Pitre ct d'autres, est par la terre de
Henry l.. Garland, ct Quest par Ducoudrap
Dupre, avec toutes les batisses ct ameliors-
tons qni sly trouvent, moins une petite mai.
son appartenant a madame Cyrille Soileau,
etant la meme prupriete que Charles r. vi.
gle. lie premier mari de la defante. achetait de
Pierre Pitre. pardevant T.. H. Martin. Recor-
der, passe lie "a Novemhre 1853, ct enrecistre
Ell lie livre o, page 1913. g.
9. Quinze tetes de betes a comes douces,
cinq tetes de betes ~chevalines, une paire do
beufs, quinze tetes de cochons, nm fusil don.
bic. ustensiles de cuisine. meubles de naison.
lie fer a marquar figurant ainsi CIV, ct beau.
coup d'autres chooses.
Conditions,-Pour les meubies compliant:
| ct Ia terre, batsses ct authorizations a mn Gre.
lit de un ct deux ans du Ter Avril, 1870, av-
&c Init pour cent par an dInteret de reche.
ance jusqu'a Placement; les placements pour 10
terre devront faites en- or, on son equivalent
en- billets DIES Etats- Unis; ~I'acquereuE ~feurnis-
SAINT ses billets avec BONES ct soiyables eau.
tons solidaires payables a l'ordre de radmi.
nistrateur; une hypotheque ct lie privilege de
vendeur Giant retenues sur la proprtete ven.
due, pour assurer lie Placement des dts biliets;
raesuereur promettant de nj vendre nj autre-
ment disposer de Ia dite prophetic jusau'a pale.
ment du prix d'achat. IN
FRANCOIS L. PITRE. 9ass
% now Administrator.
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Vente Publilue.
de OpieH Bourqent.

I'm vertu dun ordre de rhon, Ia Cour des
H Preuves de la paroisse Pointe Coupee,
Etat de Ia Louisia zane; b moi adresse, ie proce'
derai a vendre a Fencan public, an dernier ct
plus offrant encherissenr, 4 Ia Maison de Cour
de la paroisse St Landry, en- Ia vile des Ope-
lousas, lie MERCREDL, % Decembre. 1870.
a onze heures du matin, les prophecies CT.
aprss dterites, ap]partenan. h Ia succession de
OnieA Bourgeat, deeedt, dernierement de Ia
p~aroisse Pointe Coupee 4 SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terrc situee dams 10 paroisse
St Landry, dams la section No IS du town
ship numero trois (3) sud de Ia rangee trois
(3) est, contenant soixante-quinze 2Il0Q
acres; ct dams Ia section numero soixante,six
f66) du township numero trois (3) sud de la
rangee numero troi (3) est, contenant cent
soixante-trois 63l100 acres-se montant en-
tout A deux cent vingt-huit 32i100 acres.
Couditions-Une moitie compliant, ct Ia
balance a I'm credi: De douse mois; l'acque-
rem fournissant son billet avec securise PEI
sonelle approuve. assure par le privilege de-
vendeur ct une hypotheque sur les proprietfs
v~endues; l'acte De Ia vente devrait nasser par
devant ie Recorder de Ia p~aroisse St. Landry,
racquereur payant les frais.
j. NJ. THOMPS N, Sh4rif.
O6 noyemhre
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254 A tract of land situated on bayou
Plaquemine, assessed in the name Of John
Benoit. containing 80 acres. and improve
menss thereenH boundaries given day OF sale.
Staf3 tax II dollars and 7o cents
Parish tax II dollars and l6 cents
25s A tract Of land situated in Bellevue,
assessed in the name of Benz, r.. Rogers, con-
tanning s34 acres; bounded north by lands Of
Mrs. c. w. Pratt, the estate of John q.
Pratt, south by lands formerly belonging to
DR.. Scott, east by Bayou Bourbenz, west by
domain State tax $l66 s.
1876 40
D. C. SITIIG. Collector
State and Parish Taxes, st. Landry,
. oct29 @ e. .... e.
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Succession dc Lucreua GLASS.

Succession de Lucreha Glass.
CouR DE PARoIssE, ST, LANDRY--Ne. 5432
nuDLEY A. MOSS de la Pasoisse de st.
II Landry, ayant presente une petition h
l'effat fetre nominee administrator de 10 sue
cessiop de l.uc.etia Glass, dec4dee. derniere~
ment de Ia dite pareisse I, &.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne atix intefesses dams cette succession
d'ssoir a dedtire par errit, d mon bureau,
dams les dix jotrs qui ~suivront Ia date da prs-
sent avis, lei ~raisors, 81 auctfne lis ont, ponr
lesqusllcs il ne seraIs pas fait droit a la dctnan-
do de 10 dits petition.
| 10 Novenbre 1870. -f
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Succession de Thomas j. Sloane

SsaG NV
Cour de Parcisse, 81. Luaa2ry,-No. s434
DOBERT d. SLOANE, de Ia Paroissr
Ia st. Landry, aya,it prtsenre ane pet'-
ton 4 l'efet d'etre nouime administrator de
la succession de Thomas /. Sloane, tatc6df.
reinforcement de la dite paroisse,
En- consequence, avis es. par lie present
donne aux interesses dans7 eette succession
d'avoir 4 dedpnc par ecrit. d man bureau,
dams les dix jours qpi s~uivroqt IL date dn
present avis, les ~rasons, 81 aucune lis ont.
pour lesqnelles il ne serait pas fat droit Z /"
dite petition.
JOS. j. RICHARD. Grehiel.
as Norembre, 1870.
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Notice.

A LL persons indebted To- the estate of
q. ". w. Foard are notified to come for
yard without delay and settle the same,
and oil persons having claims against the
estate are requested to present them TO the
undersigned for approval, or rejection as
the case may be.
MARY a. WEST,
No.. lest. administrators,
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Vente Pubiique.
Succession de James G.. Hayes.

LIN vertu dun ordre de fhon. Ia Cour
80 des Preuves de Ia parisse st. Landry,
il sera vendu d pencan public, par le sous.
signe encantenr, 4 Ia derniere residence hu
defnnt dams Ia vile des O~pelousas, lie Mer-
credi 80 Norem1,e, 1870, les p~roprietes
suivantcs appartenant q Ia succession de
JAMES g. Hayes, decide, a savoir:
La moitie indivise de trois muiets espag.
nols, le quart de Ia -ecolte de cotton, en-.
viron vingt cinq tetes de betes d cornes "a
rouches, environ trente.deux tetes de che.
vanx cTeoles, seize tetes de chevaux, un
mulet, denx vaches ct ieurs veaux, deux
wagons, deux seles, une machine d coulre,
nn fusil, me inontre Ell or, rneubles de
maison, ustensiies de cuisine, ct beauconp
d'autres chooses.
Ccnditions-Cofiptant.
r. PERRODIS, Ensanteur.
10 ffovembre.
Magnolia Lodge no. I01.
,u ~ WAsHlsGTos, La. Nov. a, 10.
THE members of Magnolia Lodge. No. I97;
L are all requested to attend the regular
meeting on Saturday the 3D. day Of December
as the election Of officers for the coming Ma.
sonic Year will take place at that time. visi.
ting Brethren are fraternaIly invited.
JOHN A. MORROGH.
- e. Acting Secretary.
nov. 10, 20.
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- EE-L --#EE-'E .
2l5 Tn moroccan de terre situe au bayou
Beuf, assesse an nom de la veuve Pierre Fo-
ret, contenant 20 acres, borne est par la terra
Lewis, nord par lie bayou Beuf, ct sud par lie
bayou Crocodile.
Take d'Etat $15 4a
eszs -.. " Par0isse 10 23
ZIG TIN moroccan de terre situe a Plaque
mine, assesse AT nom ode David Royer-les liz
mites seront donnees lie Jour de la veate.
Take d Fiat SIS So
" Paroisse rs 81
217 I'm morceau de terre situe a Chataig-
ner. contenant $40 acr5s, assesse aa uom de
Ia weave Celestiu Fontenot-les limises SC.
ront donnees lie jour de la vente.
Take d'Etat go SO 81
I" Paroisse i6 90 @
2lS Tn moroccan de terfe situe dams Ia
Vieille Grande Prairie, assesse an nom de
Jackson Stephens, eontenant 40 acres-les IL
mites seront donnees lie jour de la vente. !
TAKE d istat $40 %
PIG I'm morceau de terre situe b Chataig-
ner, assesse au nom de p. A, F~ontenot, cop
| tenant 40 acres-ies limites seront donnees 10
jour de Ia vente.
I Take d'Etat 81 "a
'@ Paroisse y 81
go TN moroccan de terfe situe 4 Faque.
taIque; assessee au nom de Pierre b. Fon:
denBees lie jour de Ia vente,
Take d'Etat 90 SO 5tat@@s1
I Paroisse % 30
22i Tn moroccan dc terre situs dams Ia
p~-airie Vile Plat, assess" All nom de II, L
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state tax i dollars and Is ceats
nars tax o dollars and rs cents

saa "a tract offard situated onaa6ayon
JACK, assessed in tE1e name ~ Jonn -
MILAN, Boundaries not given, Dnsthe salne
property acknowledged b. himself = Per
Statement recorded December. Isps, 70 US
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218 A tract Of land situated in Pfaisancc,
assessed in the name of Etienne Brnm, con-
tanning go acres. bounded north BY Charles
Belfour, south and east by land Of Edmond
Dupre 3 81 E -
State tax II dollars and Is cents
Parish tax II dollars and 7]s cents
ga, A tract or land situated near Grand
Coteau. assessed in the name OF widow Julien
Krader. being the property, of Augustin Guild
nv, the heirs Of Placide GuiIbeau, the heirs of
Alexandra Guilbeau, bounded North by Lou
is Gnisbeau, south by bayou Caranerow,
east by Mrs. Joseph Richard and west by
Samuel c.. Mcpherson. srT'~s
state tax, $45 SO
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada. In
and for Storey county.-W. ii. g.
SON, plaintiff. W. JANE STEPHENSON. alias
JANE WARE. decentralization brought In
the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Storey, and me complain; filed in said county,
In the Office OF the Clerk OF said District Court,
ON the 18th day OF September, A. d. 1870.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting. TO Jane
Stephenson. defendant: You arc hereby. re.
quired to appear in an action brought Sgains,
Won by the above named plaintiff. In the District
Court OF tho First Judicial District OF the state
Of Nevada, 10 and for the county OF storey, and
ansuer tho complaint iled therein. within ten
DAYS exclusive Of the day Of service after the
service on yvu OF this summons. II served IN
ssid county; or. 10 served out OF said county,
within twenty days; and In an Other cases; ,T..S
against ,o1 according to the prayer OF said com
plant. -. ,u,,.
ment and decree OF this Court thsi the gorge o.
nairimony existing between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT Do declared null and void, on the
gteunds. a. Is alleged In plaintiffs complaint.
that At the time OF the marriage OF Geiendant
and plaintiff. said plaintiff believed his forne
vile, Mary J. Stephenson, desd, bnt has, since
his saia marriage with defendant, ascertained
ane II living and IL now alive.
answer The complaint, the said plaintiff will ap
ply 10 the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Dis-
trtes C9urt OF the First Judicial District
go OF INC state OF Neysda. In and for the
Us. county Of Storey. this 18th day OF Sep
49, TENDER, In the year Of our Lord one
sand eight hundred and seventy.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
BY J. II. NARrLx, Deputy Clerk.
tShssnt Int. Rev. stampl sei9
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lPublIc-So. 1872
AN ACT or tho relief Of presumption settlers
the State Of Nebraska.
ANNOYED July !, $50.

R,a enacted Ly Tie Senate ard Houss Of Reprritat-
aiirrs QJ Tie United SAFES Of America IN Con-
Drsss dsIemHed.
Tina, settlers upon the public domain within the
limits OF the State OF Nebraska. who, prior 10 the
iirst dny OF January. eighteen hundred and seventy,
had filed their declaratory statements under tne
prc.ctnptIon avs for tracts once offered at pubhc
sale ami afterwards included In the lateral limits OF
apy withdrawal for railroad grants, wliere, such
lands were at date OF illing. as Aforesaid. suoJect 10
disposal under said presumption laws. and VINO,
through erroneous b lief that by such WITHDRAWAL
The lands SO settled upon and claimed became sub
ipct 10 the designation Of !" unofiercd" lands. nave
failed TO make the proof and payment required py
law within one year from the date OF alleged settle
lied TO make such proof and payment within one
year from the passage Of this act. upon showing a
null compliance with all other provisions OF WE pLe.
eInntIuu laws: prOylded, that such settlements were
uuon the c~veI-numbcred sections, and do not H.
cInic cases declared TO be invalid by the Commits
,IOncr Of the General Land Office.
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n, IL enacted by the Senate and Houss Of R<prsIsat-
afirtI Of he Cnifsd States Of America IN Congre''
u.ssmblcd.
That from the time any State Legislature shall
have given, or shall hereafter give. the consent Of
such Stale 70 the purchase by the United States u
any II tionaI cemetery mentioned In the Act enti'
Tied IAN act to establish aud protect national GEM
ctcrIrs," approved February Iwrnty-sccond, eight.
cen hundred ami slSty-seven. the jurisdiction AMI
power Of legislation Of the United states over such
thr same Us Is granted by cciIOr eight. article one,
nj tic Constitution OF the United States; and all
The provisions Of said act OF February twenty-sec-
ond. eighteen hundred and sixty seven. shall Dc ap-
p!Icabic to the same.
Sec, 2. And be II further enacted. That II shall be
the duty OF the Secretary OF War TO cause copies o.
sich state, wherein any Of such national ceinetcries
NAV be situated, to the end that the Legislatures OF
such States may give the consent herein mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-03
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AN ACT f0 br .ad Steamship es Company.
Approved July Il, $50.

n. -,o.f,d bv the Senate and House o. Rspresrrt-
ot;res Of he Enitsd States ofAmeriea in Conore''
asseHbled, =,
That the secretary Of the Treasury be, and ne Is
herrby authorized TO refund to tho United states
in thr treasury not otherwise APPROPRIATED, all sums
her,tofore collected at the ~cuStoni-house a. Ne%
York city by way Of tonnage taxes upon the Sesses
,he limited States and Brazil, under the provisions
~ ~ Tho act OF twentyeIEht May, eighteen hundred
and sGIxty.four. entitled 4 act authorizing the es,
~, H. I:niied States and Brazil" Notwithstanding that
s neil snms were paid without due legal protest and
appeal; p. divided. that satisfactory evidence shal
BE- produced to the sald secretary inst az tne uliIe
HrrSii, specially exempted from similar s%xset,ons &c
witch other vessels were In the ports Of that coun-
try liable,