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NoTIcE.-The following School Reports
have not yet been received Beccaria, Bell,
Brady, Burnside Covington, Girard. Goshen,
Guelich, Karthaus, Lumber-city, n Wash
ington and Woodward.
GEo. W. SNYDER, Co. Sup't
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CLEARFIELD AcADENY.-The first ses-
sion of the next scholastic year. of this in
stitution will begin on Monday. September
5th, 1870. For particulars see advertise
meDt
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REAR SHoT-Un Wednesday, June 29th,
James Morrison shot large black bear, in
the Green woods, in Goshen township,
tbs county. Bruin was an old fellow, and
weighed about 800 pounds.
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4 STRANGE INCIDENT Some time last
fall, Miss Cora J. Hayes, aged ! years,
daughter Of S. J. Hsyes, of Curvensville,
'hls county, swallowed needle of about !
inches in length. The little girl experienc-
81 no unpleasant results, at the time, from
tie swallowing of the needle Several
months ago. however, she began to com
I,aia Of having pain in her stomach, and
more recently Of pain IN the region of the
bowels and side. Thus matters stood until
thursday last, July 7th, when the Deedle
Vas taken from her hip, near the lover tx
;71HIty Of the ileum. by Mr Hayes and his
family physician. This is certainly very
singular and rare iacident, and worthy Q.
nota- Parents should exercise much pre-
caution to prevent their children from swal-
aTlag needles or pins, lest death result
from such occurrences. M
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HAL,--A heavy hail storm prevailed in
N9rus township, this county, on Tuesday.
.Jure.2Sth., doing much damage to the
growing crops. The wheat and rye was
lady Injured, and will make these crops
shtrt The corn was also much cut up, but,
with .he auspicious weather, is recovering
IaFidiy. Much of the fruit WAS also knock
Ct. of. but there viii still be good crop.
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OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Gavernor John W. Geary, Cumberland,
Seeiv of Com Frank Jordan, Bedford,
Dep. Secretary, j M Weakiey, .
Auditor Gen John F Hartranft, Montgomery,
S,,rvavnr Cen ] NJ Campbell, Cambria,
Af,ornev Gen. F. C Brewster, Philadelphia,
AdJutant Gen. ID. b M'Creaiys Ere
State Treasurer, VIM w lrwin' DeaFer,
Sun Com Seh's j wickersham, Lancaster,
D.putv Spn't 4 Coburn Bradford,
state librarian. Wien Forney, Dauphin,
SrpKEsx CoURr-Chief Justice James Thomp-
SON Associates. Henry W Williams, JohL
Reed. Daniel Agnew, George ShaIswood. Ses
sions, Philadelphia, Ist Monday Of January ar
day Of October. Pitt.burg, Sd aonaay Of octaber
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cuRwEssv1rLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEETH TEETH a

Extracted for % Cents,
E3tracted with the use of Nitrous oxyd Gas,
ana s Local Anesthesia (the only harmless and
ehicient anesthetics now in use by
) j. Hays, SRrgeon Dentist, CrtyscsaspslLe Pa
" VINO would hereby mos, respectfully return his
.hahks Tor the libef al Patronage of the past and
morn OF the public that he has removed. his Ofzcs
10 lne cornsr OF State and Locust Streets, over
Jenkins Store, where be i. prepared 10 recsive
his customers in newly fitted up Rooms. and do
their work IN the most skilful and workmaniike
manner All work done in the latest and most
approved styles. and guaranteed
DR.. Hays will be engaged in his othee from the
Is. to the 23d of each month the balance Of each
month. he will spend in Glen Hope, Burnside
and Lnthersburg, alternately. Parties residing
at distance. should write TO previous of their
coming. Office hours, from 10 Il o'clock, A. M,
and from l. TO clock p NJ
We use none but the very best material. and
deiy competition for beauty, cheaPness, and du--
rabiiity Give q cali.
CrrwsnsvilIe, Pa May 2s, 1870 -feb3y.
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AS EVENING OF SACRED SoNG.-Mr.
Philip Philips. will entertain the citizens of
teaFhell and vicinity, with number Of
Sacred Songs, at the Court House. on Fri
DAY Evening July 18th. Mr. Philips has
world wide reputation as vocalist. Let
all 90 and hear him. The Westera Chris
''lH Adrocate, speaks of him as follows
hose who have heard the sweet singer
VIII have life-long recollection of him, for
he always sings himself into the heart. His
power Is marvellous whether in the pres
elce OF the highest dignitaries of the nation,
-' the conference, prayer meeting, or Sab
0a'h School, he charms alike, and rouses
patriotism and devotion at will Nor is he
great alone on great occasions, before vast
assemblies. He i. as touching and as ten
der N the social circle, with select and ad
hiring fss
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--p,-poxs-To insure the safe transmission
,I.-.y bv mail patro rs should remit by check
- money order, or have their letters registered
sf.rt viii be enclosed in the first paper after
at'(--1Tsv comes TO hand;
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How TO KEEP ICE-As most of our citi-
zens desire to have this luxury, and also
keep small piece as long as possible, the
following is said to be the best plan !: Make
double pocket of strong woolen cloth, no
matter how coarse or faded it is. Have a
space of two inches or so between the inner
and oater pockets, and pack this space as
full as possible with feathers. You have
no need to use geese feathers, hen feath-
ers are just as good. With pocket thus
constructed, and kept closely tied at the
mouth, few pounds of ice may be kept a
week
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n EW PRIN G STO CK
8. SHAW i SON.

Have jast returned frsE the east and are new
opening oHtirs new stsek Of goods in the rssE
formerly occupied by Nn- y. Irwis, en- Market
Street, whish they asr oasr to shs public at the
lowest cash prices.
Thsir stosk consists Of a general .ssertnent Of
Dry Goods Groceries, Qussnsuare, Hardware
Beets, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Eonnets, Drem G ssss
Fruits, Candiss Fish, Salt, Brsea., Nails ets
in fact, everything usually kept ia retail stsre
can bo had by calling at this store, sr will be
prosrrsd to order.
Their stock is well selected, and ssnsists Of ihs
newest sssds is of the best quaity, sf the latest
styles. and viii ba sold at lowest prices for cash
exchanged for approved oountry produce.
BE sure and call and examine our stssh before
making your parshasss, Ne are deterninsa
aleass all who nay faver as with their ssstsa.
May 1887. J. SHAW son.
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list of the Deeds, as entered of record in
the Recorders office in this county, for the
week ending Monday, July llth, 1870,
together with the consideration named,
where located. and the names of the grant
ors and grantees
Deed. Wm. Schwem TO David Johnston,
for : acres in Luthersbdrg. Consideration
50, ,00O
Deed, Walter Barrett and c. l.. Barrett
to g. d. GoOdiellow, for 30 acres III Law
renee township. Consideration $3.50.
Deed. Danl Stone ct al to Thos Mays,
for lots % and % in Oseeola. Considera,
tiOn $500.
Deed, A w Raymond to John Pieffer,
for % acres in Morris twp. Consideration
$500.
Deed, Jacob Fullner to Andrew Fuimer,
for I acre in Morris tp. Consideration $500.
Deed, John B. Garrison to VIM & Jas
Cathcart, for Is acres in Pike tip. Consid
Grafton $3.50.
Deed, John Sunderland to Thos. c. Lee,
for tract Of land in Bell Up. Consideration
81 200.
Deed, G. L. Reed to J. B. Sunderland,
forl2T acre.in Belltp. Consideration $400.
Deed, j. B. Sunderland to Jas & Henry
McGee, for l27 acres in Bell tp. Consider
alton 81, 100.
Deed, J. C. Myers Ex's. to Susannah
Barrett, for l0j acres in Ferguson tp. Con-
sideration 1925.
Deed, Henry Buck to Rudolf Buck, for
60 acres in Bradford tp. Consideration 81.
Deed, Esther Solt to Rudolf Buck. for 60
acres in Bradford tp. Consideration 81.
Deed, John Buck ct al. to Rudolf Buck,
for 60 acres in Bradford tp. Consideration 81.
Deed, John L. Wilson to Rudolf Buck for
60 acres in Bradford Up. Consideration, 1890.
Deed, John a Gamble ct. al to t. & G.
K. X. Co, Right of Way, Decatur Con-
sideration, s..
Deed, Stephen Kephart to Geo. NJ Alpin
for 3 acres IN Decatur tp. Con. $50
Deed, 4, G.. Jamison to Reuben Lewis for
75 acres IN Ferguson tn. Con. 1852.
Deed, Wm. Irwin to Samuel Fullerton for
! 800 acres in Pike tp. Consideration, So, 500.
Deed, The Osceola Coal Co to Evan Da-
Wis for lots Nos 81 and S. in Osceola. Con
sideratioD, $500.
Deed. Mary Davis ct. al. to w. r. Fql-
ton for lot. Nos 81 aud S5 in Osceola. Con-
sideratien. $500.
Deed. ". X. Fulton to John Davis for
lots Nos 81 and s5 in Oseeoia. Con. $500.
Deed. J. A. l.. illegal ct. al. to Robert
illegal Tor s. Of l3O acres IN Goshen tp. Con
sideration, $4,000.
Deed, George Knarr to George S. Knarr
for lot No. - in Troutvilie. Con. $50.
( Deed, VIM A Wallace to Israel Test for
4 lot in Cleariield. Consideration, $3.50.
( Deed, John Flanders to John Dubois foI
! Ill acres in Huston tp. Con. S3,S
Deed, David Dresser to Ed Harmon for
Is acres in Union tip. Con. Sl32 so.
Deed ID. Houtz TO Isabella Persing for 9
lots in Houtzdale. Consideration, 500.
Deed, C. NJ Graham & Sarah Wright tc
A. X. Wright, for 2l7 acres 10 Morris twp
Consideration Sc, 900.
Deed, A. K. Wright TO Stewart & Lutz
for 2l7 acres in Morris tp. Consideration
>, 900.
Deed, Hannah McNele to j. F. & Johr
Irwin, 6S3 in Pike tp. Consideration 81 900
Deed, Abigail Garrison to Joseph Gool
for lot in Bloomington. Con. Sl,424.
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LIST of letters remaining unclaimed in the
Post office, at Clearfield, July lst 1870:
Mr.. Arnsl, Mrs. Mollie 4 Bell, i2) John
or Mary Briggs. A. c. Brown, Richard
Bowen, Jesse Chamberlin, (2) Miss Ada
line Dunworth, Miss Maria DoIan, William
Dickson, John Ditzel, Mr. r. f. Foster,
Smith d. illegal, John Garity. William VI.
Gettle, Chas, 4. Hammond, William Hun
ter, S. How, VIM. n Johnston (2) VIII
liam Johnston, Wm. Il. Johnston. Russell
Jameson, u. f. kornman, Miss Barbara
Keller, S. B. Kenepp, james Louis, (2)
James d. Lewis, NJ. S. Longwell. (2l Al
bert Marrits, Samuel f Midlam. John ".
McCosh, Mrs Mary MEG oiney, Mr. MeGar-
vey. Mr.. Nesley. William Rickard, j. Raj
ferty, Joserh H. Ri1ner, Jacob Stricken,
S. J.. Shaw & Co., David Shoup, Miss Liz
zie Taylor, Fred Thicla Miss Nellie Wat
son, f. A. Wilson, James Witherow.
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CLOSING PRICES OF DeuAvEN . BRO.
COUNTY DIRECTORY

TINE OF HOLDING COURT
ID Monday in January, Sd Monday in June W.
Sd in March, 4th in Sept W.
4th in May, I'd in Nov ".
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL cir
cult Sunday school convention viii be held
at or near the Goshen VI. f. Church, Clear.
6eld circuit, on Saturday July 23d, 1870,
commencing at clock, a. M, and contin-
uing during the day. Reports will be heard
from the different schools, questions dis
cussed, childrens meeting addressed by
experienced speakers, and all the exercises
interspersed with charming Sunday school
songs All the S, S. friends-parents and
children-are cordially invited to attend.
We hope the Little Folks from every
family will greet us with their smiling faces.
A free dinner viii be furnished to all in at
tendance, by the hosritable ladies of the
community. W A. c., Pastor.
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. L. REED, or. HoeP
,,.rstzss ! Ioaiss. NOTICE. 4..'s.1r. ;;;;sssi
CLEARFIELD FLAMING MILL
ALL RI G ii 7.

MEssrs. HOOP. WEAVER CO., Preprietor,,
would respectfully inform the citizens of the
county tha, they h.vo esmPlstsly rehttsd and
supplied their planning MILL, in this Borough,
with the best and latest improved
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
and are now prepared ts execute all orders in
their line of business sgeh as
Flooring, Weatherboarding,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Brackets, and
holdings, of all kinds.
They have q largesteck sfdry lumber N hand,
and viii pay cash fer clear stuff, ons-aua all
inch panncl plank preferred lNsv s 81:
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gaftsman's 5ournal.

CIEARFIELD, PA, JULY l8, $50.
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srATE&U.sT STATES DIRECTORY

Thi. Post Office VIII do for Chest TOWNSHIP
Will answer for Ferguson township.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-11
fpnblic No. u.

An set making an approp, iation for the improve
Inent OF rivers and karnors for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1853. ami the year ending June
80, 1870
lie 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resent4tises Of the United states Of America In
,ongr ess assembled, That the sum OF two million
dollars is hereby #pproPria' ed fer the hschi year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and Sky
nine ana the year ending June tiiiriy, eighteen
hundred and enty TO he expended for the re-
par, extension. preservation, and completion OF
works trr the improvement OF rivers and ma Defs
under the direction of the Secretary OF War;
Provided That the secretary Of War is hereby
auth. rized to cause such expenditures to be made
so as best TO suhserve he nJe OF CONNIE ce and
he is TeGui ed TO report TO Congress at re opening
of its December session, all expenditures MADE
under tie provisions OF this act up 10 that time
in detail.
Approved, April 10, 1850.
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APRocLANAT1oN.
Nv the presiden. of the United st.se..

Whereas objects Of interest to the United States
require that the Senate should be convened at
twelve o'clock on the twelfth day Of April, 1869,
to receive AID act upon such Communications rs
rizy lie made to it ! the part of the Executive:
Now. therefore, /, U. s. GsANT, President Of
the United >tares, have considered it TO be my
duty to issue this, my Procl nation, declaring
that extra,rdinary occasion requires the Senate
of the United States convene for the transaction
IF business. at the Capitol, the twelfth day IF
April, 1869 Al twelve O'Clock Noon on that day,
of which all no shall at that time be entltled to
act as members Of that body are required to tar e
nutice.
Given under my band and the seal of the United
States at " ashington, the sth day of ApriI,
GsEAL in the year Of Lord one thousand
eight bunired and sixty nine. and Of the
independence IF the United States u Amer
lea, the ninety-third-
Z. S. SRANT.
BY the President:
HaMlIr,N Flsa Secretary Of State.
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proved, April 10, 1850.
TPablic-No. 2I.1
An Act concer1iug the Attorney General.

An Act concerning the Attorney General.
Congress assembled, That much OF the " Act
mahing appropriations for the legislative, ex-
&c ltive aud Judicial, expenses of the government
fer the year enbing the thirtieth OF iune, eish
teen humid ed and seventy as rfpeals the sc
end section Of the act of August second, eigh-
teen hundred and sxty-one, entitled . An act
concerning the Attorney General and the attor-
news and marshals of the several districts be.
ana the same is hereby, repealed; and said second
section is hereby declared TO bein full Forces and
it shall he the duty of the Attorney General TO
report ar the commencement of the next session
of Congress, and to each succeed ding session, the
names If all the persons employed fer the pur
pases aforesaid. snd where and upon what BUSH
ness employed, with the compensation paid to
each.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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public-No- -.

IPuhlic-No- 25.
An Act making available appropriation hereto
fire mtis for furniture fJr the Presidential
Mansion.
Be i, enacted hy the Senate and House of Rep
re-enIat.yes Of the United States 81 America IN
Cat.sre,s as,etnai, d That the sum If twenty 1--WE
thousand lers apprDpiittei by the act approved
March third eighteen hundred and sixty ninr.
entitled :. An act making appropriations tr
su.dfy civil expenses Of the COVE ninent III the
wear ending une tliirtieth. eighteen hundred and
.-y.lty. AID tor other purposes" f,r tue purpose
Of Teturui>biug the Presidents House. Is
hereby male avIab such purpose, without,
in any event increasing the amount Of said ai-
preparation.
Approved April 10, 1SG9.
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Approved, April 10, 1850.
TPuJIie Resolution-No. ST.

TIuJlic EesuiutiOa-No. s.
4 Resolution respe ting the pay and allowances Of
enlisted men Of the army.
Resolved bv the senate and House Of RepreSen-
tafiyesu If the United States of America in Con
gress assembled. That the pay AMI allowances If
the enlisted men Of the army shall remain as
now fixed bv law until the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Arproved Ann 9. 1873.
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,2roved, March 26. 1859.
TPubiic ReSciution-No. :

Public ReSciutIDn-No.
A Resolution rel ,ting To government buildings at
Fort TaJten, Dakota T-rritory.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rerrrsen-
tltives Il tbs Unit-d states Of America IN Con
Cress assembled That the Secretary OF War be,
sai he hereby is. authorized an empowered 10
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten.
Oak t., Territory. t. be constructed Of brick
Sul t. accept rh.se stii fort already con-
--ruct-si of brick Provided That in his Judgment
ruiliiuE- Of that mater ial II not tie "
rsn-ivs than hu lfings If we'd And prov .ded
farther. That appropriation viii be necessary
tserefjr.
A-,.r.,y.l Anil G. $50
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rpnhlIcResolu.ion-NoI II

Joint Resolution concerning yacanci' in the Ad-
in ant Geuerai's department.
BE il resolved ty the Senate an hUusH OF hep
re>entat!v.s Of the lutte. states # America in
Congress assembled That the vacancies existing III
the Adiut.u I u encrstIs department al the time OF
the passage Of The act approved Marin third
eighteen hundred and siXty-nine, making APP
Irogri,.trus for he supp IT # the army foT the
wear ending June tiiTtieJn, eighteen hundred ana
seventy and TOR o,her EurpOs $ lie, and the
same are hereby, exempted from the operation of
said act.
IGel
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II
An Act to repeal an act of the Legislature Of New
Mexico imposing a capitation tax on bovine
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the uuited States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the act OF the legis-
lature of the Territory Of New Mexico, OF Febru-
airy third. eighteen hundred and sixty nine and
all OF laws and parts of laws of saidiegisature
imposing capitation tax on bovine cattle intro
ducej into the said Territory from 'ther Terri
tories or States or the republic Of Mexico, be,
and the same are hereby, disapproved and re-
pealed-
Approved, April 10, 1859.
Public ResolutiGu-No. 10.
Resolution extending the time for the compile
tim Of the Portage Lake aud Lake superior
ship caLal
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States of America In
Co, gress assembled, That the time for the COM
pietion If the Portage Lake and Lake sup nor
ship canal be- the same is hereby. ext nded to
the III I'd day of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy lone.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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], April 10, 1872.
rpubl;c Re>olution-No. 81

Pubic He>plntlnn-N"- -
joint Res5 utiun t. sGiTly omission in the en-
ruimeut Of the - act making approx riatious Z
suudrv civil e,Zleasrs f the Z yrrnment or the
wear ending June IETjietn, eighteen huudred
and seventy. anAflg other purpose, "prrrNed
March II,isi eighteen hundred and sixty nine
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rPubIic Resolu,ion-No .4l

A Resolution in rotation ~ lighthouses the
coast OF Oregon.
Resolved by the Sen tie and House Il Represen-
sstives Of the Tn ted States of America in Con
gress assembled That she erection of the light
house at AluiHn, bay, and Of other lighthouses
On the coast If OREGON. for winch appropriations
have been n.y be made, shall not be delayed
for want Of the .nscnt of the legislature Of the
State the purchase Of the site sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March &c. 1862
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(fuhlie Resolution No Isl
4 Resolution. fr the pratectisa Of soldiers ami
their heirs.


4 Resolution. y the protection Of soldiers AMI
their heirs.
Res wed Nv the Senate and Home Of Repre-
.;ives o: the United States 81 AnleE.c: in Con
s-rrss ss-~nlhi d. Tint the accom- uE c.iice.s Of
the trea-ury and Iay detlr who charged
Nth the settlement ana yrn-ut IF h1unties due
sos oilers their hei- be, anu they hereby
directed 10 Tsy 10 tie ie1d the SUM found
sus to tic said ailierS thrir heirs in peT-pl.
- by transmitting tie amount tc them direct in
& draft or crafts, payable 70 BIZ, her, or their
..rtrr or through tbs Pre- Ginen's Bureau.
state agents app intel -paa:ially flr that pur
-rs, ~ yer,t,r- If ratiun,I asyiua!s or pension
agent of the district where he she, or they may
reside and not to any claim eIt or upon any
p0ger IF attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever.
S,g. /. and ta it further resolved. TGat any
uf1csr or clerk Of any al the executive depart
.nent- Of the government who shall be lawfully
,;-tailei investigate frauls. az attempts 10 de-
.-ara. The government, or any irreRti sfity T
.,,seoniuct Of any officer ageht Of ihe United
Statcs. shall have power 10 administer oaths 70
sEi,9vIss taken the course OF any such inve-ti-
cation
* = And be i: further res lived. That the
fees allowed by law 10 attorneys or aEents shall
- ressrvei by the gay apartment o. said pension
sgont and pail u sail agent cr attorney when
sy such fees ae Tor services rendered IN Pre-
sorir,s .uca bounty or uniies. and not other
Use.
Aprror d. ApriI 70. 1879
Is';l6iic l.es,lUsi1E-So- L.
r.nt R.=a'u sion authorizing the transfer If ce--
saiI a;pF'5riatieFs hcret'f re made
2. IL resolved BY the S-ntte and House 81 Rep
r,,=aatatiyes of she Uriiei States nf America in
t-,arre=s assembled hat the Seer tary Of tie
l-reasur, be ant he l. hereby, authorized and di-
r-etci 10 c,usa thc s;raf seyerty-eiSi,t thousand
.s.,I.nrs be transferred .Ioin the appropI atlon
parer for iirs piiiFiis priasing- Contained "A
rlsast e-i-,e ~ e ~ act making anPrsHr ial ions
Es, the legislative. ex' c'itiys. and Judieisi ex
,tus.= Of tie government FIR the year e1itfig
Hras4 zr-~. mai
.,.nrei on, lie ;ve,tti-iii az !.iiy eighteen hun
s-ti AM sixty-cgt 10 aid If the ap3rorria;io7S
e,i.ile ia tie sar;sr7ct fsr the following par
,-ze an, IN the following proportions, 10 wit:
ss- e.Iltit gent expenses OF the once oil tca-
.uai frinter. t.rce thoussrd ,!s.ilsrs-
the public printing, severty-are Thousand
D.. Apri; 10, lseo.
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SCHNEIDER AGAINST THE WORLD!

We are informed that Tuesday Afternoon,
December 1ith lsd9 Schneider's stage and a train
of cars were at the Mound House at the time,
both coming to Carson, and that Schneider oei't
he cars con ing to Carson by about thres-fourt
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