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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

AWKWARD PREDIcAMENT The Richmond
correspondent of the Petersburg lGdcx says ::
There was an awkward occurrcEcc yesterday
evening at the First Presbyterian Church
where fashionable marriage took place. The
bridal party, as beautiful and as elegant an one
as ever entered any church in this cry, we're
ushcred in with the grandest march from the
old operas. Tine attendants ranged themselves
in proper order on both sides of the altar, the
couple to be united we're brough; UP before
the officiating clergy man, and the immense
crowd was on tip toe, waiting to catch the first
words Of the marriage ceremony. Instead,
however, commencing with the ceremony, the
clergyman asked for the license This the IN
lucky groom had forgotten to provide himself
with. Without it proceedings could 90 no
further. The crowd and the bridal party had
to seat themselves, while the clerk of the court
was hunted up. This took some time, and all
of the parties, at first mortified and chaglincd
at the accident, got rccoDclled to the situation,
and pleasantly scent the time 10 conversation.
AS soon as the necessary legal document was
procured the Two were made one and all there
alter went as merry as it should have done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

GERMAN UNITY.-The battle of Sadowa,
1866, made Prussia mistress OF North Ger
many and gave birth to the Northern Con
federation. 1t did morc-it taught the South
German States the prorriety, if not necessity,
OF counting the friendly alliance OF the North.
No sooner was the treaty of peace signed be-
tween Austria and Prussia than the fact was
made public, much to the annoyance of the
Emperor Napoleon, that Prussia and the
Northern Confederation had entered ioto a
military alliance, offensive and defensive, with
Bavaria and Wurtemburg and Baden. A mill.
tary alliance with these South German States
was not all that Bismarck and tho German
unionists who acted with him wanted. More
however, it was impossible for tho present to
obtain. Sedan has now accomplished VIII at
Sadowa lett undone. Baden, it was always
known, was impatient for closer union with
the North. There were doubts about Wur.
temburg and Bavaria. 1t appears that Bava-
ria and Wurtemburg have made an end of
those doubts by formal vote 10 favor of con-
federation with the North. II this be correct
Germany is now more a unit than she has ever
been in all her previous history.-N 7. Her..
aid,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

THE NAIL BUSINESS. - 1t is said that al the
present time there is a great scarcity Of nails,
especially of some sizes and descriptions The
supply is nearly exhausted, and jobbcrs are TX
periencing considerable difficulty lu filing or
ders for sorts. Some OF the oldest manuiat-
turing companies, although they have cot
been running sircs last July, and have no stock,
arc objectiDg to a rise in prices, not being vii
ling to submit to the employees, who arc strk.
ing and holding out for an advance in wages.
There is but one nail company in New England
now running on full time, and the demand Tor
present use is greater than the supply, and
consumers are obliged TO take only hand to
mouth stock. There has not been an extra
nail machine put into any Of the mills for fiji
teen years in New England. aud only oDc is run
by steam, the rest all being dependent on water
power. of which, at present, there Is def Glen
cv. Boston Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

4 ,HOlCE BRANDS OF FAMILY and Elk.
" IRA FLOU kfor sale atvery low figures by
sepz7 GEO. McBURNEY MSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

We learn from the Baltimore Sun that at d
meeting Of the board of visitors OF st. 1onn
College, held at Annapolis Nd, on "ednes'
day, James NJ. Garnett, of Hanover county,
Virginia, was elected principal of the col'ege'
MIR. G. is graduate Of distinction IN NUMBER
Of tbe schools of tho University OF Virginia,
and has taken tho degree Of Master OF Arts
He has devoted his whole time to teaching
and education and has just returned from the
University of Berlin, Prussia. Mr.. Garrett is
quite young man, about thirty years of age,
is nephew OF the Hon. r. NJ. 7. Hunter and
brother OF the late Hon. Musooc Garrett, Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

Complaint is justly made in the Danville
Congressional district of the oficious interfer-
ence in political affairs there of the officers of
the Revenue service, who are regulating and
engineering the Radical conventions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
1T HAS NO SUPERIOR.

it an equal in tho ontire world. For GALE nv
ROBERT L. WOOD,
No. 62 King, corner Fairfax street
aug 9-daoGStW2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

1t i. made by new process, with the latest
and most imp! owed kind Of machinery.
1t is made from the purest and best qualities
Of cotton,
That in strength, evonness. quality, length
and fneness for numbers given,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
TESTIMONY OF KECOMMENDATlON:
n, &c 4
TRACE MARK.

Alexandria, September Il, 1870.
Judging from the interview which | have
had with Professor M. Bernhsrdt I believe
him to be skillful Opticisn, and from the
many certificates which ne has from the highest
men of the South, tina! he is an eypcrienr ad and
reliable Oculist.
II MJTRpgV N Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

That portion Of the city Of Rome which com.
prehends Mount Vatican and the castle of St.
Angelo is called the Lsonino city-a term which
our readers have lately seen used 10 connec
ton with the surrender OF Rome to the forces
of the KING nf Ttalv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
r. J. MURPHY, NJ. Il.

have examined the Brazilian Pebble and
Australian Crystal Glasses Of DR.. NJ. Bern
hardt and regard them Of superior quality and
SURPRISING any that ever came under my OBJ
servston Testimonials from the most promi-
nent citizens of the country prove tina: numbers
take pleasure in recommending him to any who
may need his services r. h. HAYNES,
Pastor OF the NJ. 4. Church.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. ~, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07

Testimonials similar to the above NAV be seen
at M. Bernhardts Office from the most roliable
and we'll known gentlemen Of the United States,
among whom are:
Horstlo Seymour Ex-Governor Of New York
Il. 4. Fenton, Ex-Governor Of New York.
A. y. Curtin, Ex-Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Il. Is. Hays Governor of Ohio.
q. r Morton, Ex-Governor Of Indiana.
alexander Ramsey, ex-Gov. of Mir ncsoLs.
henry A. swift, Ex-Governor of Minnesota.
Richard Yates, Ex-Governor of Illinois.
N. Patten, Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
Joseph +. Brown, Ex-Gov. of Georgia.
Jonathan Worth. Gov. Of North Carolina.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-24

From DoyieO1oWn VIZ DuOllH " OSu
From Po.ptowu TO Csd.rvillo
From BickersVills, gis BursOnVills to
From o1totd, vie Mount Vernon.
Colsrain, KirkWood, Fone'tdale' aud
BatyiIle, to Christian.
From BsudersviIIs via Mountain
Creek, 10 Dickinson
From Msnu'S Choice. vie Buffalo
Mills, Bridgeport and PslO AlI0' to
Krisbaum'S
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From oOuHayboro' to Little River
4rSSESsE.
From Ward Iron Works, via White Top to
Hilton, North Carolina.
From Money Creek In Mount Horeb'
From Jnnesboro' 70 Marion.
From Surgoinsville N Pattonsyille.
From Sneedsyille 10 PAttOnsviue'
UTAH
From Panaca, via Glover Valley, Long VAL
Lev, and West Point to St. Joseph.
From Montpelier 10 Soda Springs, III Idaho
From Fort Herman 10 Bin cham Canon.
From Kaysville, via Hooper and Alma, to
Plain City.
CreeL, and Round Valley, to 1thica.
VERMONT.
From West Concord to Cranky,
From Albany 10 Eden Mills.
From searsJutg, via sOmerset to Benntng'
ton.
WISCONSIN:
From Galesville. via FrenchVille and Ettick,
10 Black River Falls.
From DyekSville, via Brussels and Nasewaa'
From Little Sturgeon Bay to Brusssl.
From Ephraimt to North Bay.
From Ephrdim to Washington Harbor.
From st. Cloud 70 Chiffon.
From Saltwater to Lincoln Centre.
From NeiIsville. via McPhcrsOn's Sherwood
Forest. Long Meadow, and La FleSh's to Dex'
From osoeola Mills. via Alden AMI Wagon
Tandlng to Black Brook
From st. Croix Falls, via Luck and Alabama
to Donnersville.
From Arcadia via Home ,Winona Minnesota.
From Diamond Bluff TO Trim Belle.
WYOMING rEEelToEY.
From Point Of Rocks, via South Pass City,
Atlantic City, and Miners Delight to Wind
River Valley.
From Percy via Fort Halleck; to Last Chance
in Colorado.
From Cheyenne, via Fort Laramie and Fort
FeLterman, to Helena, in Montana.
From Evanston. via Yellow Greek, Bear
Lake nnd Soda Springs, in Utah to Virginia
City, in Montana.
From Yellow Greek to Wasatch, in Utah.
From Laramie oity,vla Last ChanCe,to North
Park, in Colorado.
From Rawlings to White River Agency in
Colorado.
Approved, March S. 1870.
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secrelary.of State.
fPrnIro Rrso1urloX-No. ls.l

tUBLIC hE6OLulON-NU' lO.I
A RESOLUTION to pass to the credit Of the
Of the National Asylum for disabled Vol.
unteer Soldiers the funds belonging to it
for the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers.
Be 1t rss6lued6y tie Senate aud House
of Representatives. of the United States Of
oea,erica IN Congress assembled, That the
unexpendod balance Of the fund created by the
seveGtceth section ofrhe act approved February
twenty, fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
four, for the benefit Of the sick and wounded
soldiers. shall be transferred to the National
Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, for
the support of its behefciafies.
SEC. 2. And be IL further TcfOlued, That the
moneys Withheld because Of the desortion Of
OF any person from the volunteer forces Of the
United States. who is borae on the rolls as a
deserter. shall not be paid to him except the
record OF dcsertion shall have been cancelled
on the sole ground that such record had been
made enormously and contrary 10 the facts. but
such moneys shall be aud remnin the property
Of the National Asylum for Disabled Volun.
teer Soldiers for tho support Of its benifciaries
Approved, N arch 1, 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-24
APROCLAMATION.

Whereas, certain additional articles to tho
treaty now in force between the United States
Of America and the Ta.'rsing Empire. signed
at Tientsin thu sth dag Of June, 1858, were
concluded and signed BY their plenipotentiar.
les al Washington, OH the 2sth day Of July,
1858, which additional articles are, word for
word as follows:
Additional articles 10 the treaty between the
United States Of America aud the Ta-Tsi1g
Empire Of the 18th Of June, 1858.
Whereas since the conclusion of the treaty
between the United States Of America and the
ia. Tsing E0,pire (China) ofthe 18th of June,
necessity Of additional articles thereto, the
President Of the United States and the august
sovereign Of the 'ra.Tsing Empire, have nam
ed for their plenipotentiaries to.wit: the Pres
ident of the United States Of America, William
II Seward, Secretary Of State, aud his Moies y
the Emperor OF China. Arson Burlingame &C.
credited as his Envoy Extraordinary aud Min.
lister Plenipolentiary. and Chih. Kang and
Sun Chia.Ku, of the second Chinese rank, as
ISOLATED high ENJOYS aud ministers Of said
Majesty, aud the said .plenipolenLiaries after
having exchanged their full powers, found to
be in due aud proper form, have agreed upon
the following articles:
ARTICLE I.
His Majesty the Emperor of China, being Of
the opinion that, In masking concessions to The
citizens or subjects Of foreign powers of the
privilege Of residing on certain tracts Of land :.
or resorting to certain wRtets OF that Empire
for purposes Of trade, he has by no means re.
linduished his right Of eminent domain or do.
milIton over the said lands and waters, hereby
agrees that no such concession or grant sha
be construed 10 giveto any power or party
which may be ut war with or hostile 10 the
United States the right to attack the citizens
Of the United States or their properly within
the said lands or waters. And the United
States. for themselves, ereby agree to abstain
from Extensively attacking the citizens or sub.
iects Of any rover or party or their property
with which they may be OF wnr cn amy such
tract or land or waters Of the said empire. But
nothing IN this article shall be construed TO
prevent the United States from resisting an AZ.
tack by any hostile p,wer or party rpon their
citizens or their property. II is further agreed
that ifany right or interest in any tracto land
in China has been or shall hereafter be grant
cd by the government Of China 10 the United
States or their citizens for the purposes Of trade
or commerce, that grant shall in no event be
construed to divest the Chinese authorities Of
their right of jurisdiction over persons and
property within said tract Of land except so
far as that right may have been expressly Ie-
liuquished by trcatv.
ARTICLE II.
The United States Of America and His Ma
iesty the Emperor Of China, believing that the
safety and prosperity Of commerce will thereby
best be promoted, agree that any privilege or
immunity in respect to trade or navigation
within the Chinese do1inions which may not
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CHINA...1sss.

ADprr1oSAI fAE4ICLKs 10 TaE TREATY BETWEEN
TRE UNIFIED STATES ANp CHENA, or JUG
IS, 1858.
By the President Of the United States Of
American
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-24

KERTUCYf
From HopkinvIllo 10 erssnyiIls.
From Louisa, vie Warfsld 70 LouiS'
vile.
From Louisville 10 BrovnsborO,
From Vsnceburg 10 GrhySon.
From Bushes store. Laurel County
to FlaLLick, Knox County.
EApsA5.
From Lsko sibIoy, vie Fannie and
Clinton, 10 GSElsy.
From EmpOris, vie Dow Creek, Hill
Creek, and s,hundred.and .lprty.lWo
Creek, 70 WgShhra.
From MuScota, via KopnOkUk to
Hiawatbp.
From Wilmington 10 Alma
From Humboldt, via Prairie do Chen,
Montgomery City, cIarsmont and West
yalia, 10 Parker,
From chOtOpah, via POrksr TO AZ,
kansas City.
From Circlsvillsio Welmore
From NsuChOtel to Nottingham
From WatersvilI 10 MarySville
From Delphos, vic Solomon River to
WaeOndS.
Ftom Elk River via WrighlsviIIe and
ConsyViIls, 10 Parker.
From Leroy, via Bsllsulonl and Coys
Wills, to Frsdonia.
From Cubs, via BolIvillsc to New
Scandinavia se
From Wichita, via Walou. City to
Alkonsas city
From Frsdouia via Neodosia and In'
dependence, TO Psrker
From. Empois, via Madison, JAaes.
vile, and Eureka. TO Independence
From Carthage, vie WestOnia, Colum'
bus, Millepbnrg, OswsgO, EIston.
Mount Valley. Independence aud
.Wrighisvills 10 Wslnut City
From Humboldt, via Verdi aud Neo.
iosia 10 Independence ~
From EmPoFia, vic Ma'ield Green 10
Wichita
From ChelOpoh 10 Albertis, Cherokee
Nation
From Topeka. via Mill Creek and
Alma, 10 Junction Oily
From Saline, via Elk Horn and Spill
mau Greek, TO Waconda
From ,Wslstville. via Billiards Falls.
Hanover, Limestone, jenkins Mills, and
Fairburg, to Meridian. in Nebraska
From Chetopah to Fort GibDon
From Chelopah TO Parker aud Carney
From Oswsgo, through Neolu, Mount
Valley. Timber Hill, Big Hill, Liberty,
and Independence.
From Atkinson, via Dopiphan, Toy.
Highland, and Iowa Point TO White
Cloud
From Doniphan, via Gtesry City and
Palermo, to Wathsnd
From Atchins. via Syracuse. Norman
vile, and GlaytonHiIle, to HiGwalba
From Watevills to Washington
From Wsterville, via Clifton, Clyde
and Lawrenceburg, to Lake sibley
From Washington, via Hsddoh aud
Cuba, 10 The County Seat Of Republic
County
From South Albion, via Albion, to
From Burnhsm Village to Unity
From Dsxtor,via Ripley,to Cambridge
From Bath to Georgetown
From East Dixdeld, via South Car.
thags, to Dix6eld
From Mount Desert, via Seal Cove and
fremont, 10 Southwest 'Harbor.
MARYLAND,
sFfom NeWburg TO Hsrris'S Lot.
From offulI's Cross Roads 10 Rock
vile
MICHIGAN
From Fenn's Mills. via Douglas to
SOugaluck
TO Mount Pleasant
From Brooksids to Section six, town
ship eighteen north range ten west
From traverse City, via State Road
10 Midland City
Ffom Hsrsey, via lie Roy and Mask.
rat Like, TO State Road, at West line o
township !wenty-four north, range seven
west
From Holland TO Robinson
From Gfopo 10 Section three, town.
ship uineteen north. range twelve west
49,, kG.nos,aa via north Rida Man
isles River to Sherman
From Sherman. via Township twenty
north, range eigh: west, to Hsrsey.
From Grand Haven City to Har
From Saint Johns. via Maple Rapids
From Alma, via Forrest Hill, Salt
River, and Viola, 10 Mount Pleasant
From East Saginaw, via WalEOusVille
~ D:,,.L,,,, - por,v
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oFFIOIAL.
PAssIb AT THE
TPublic- No. 1871

-
aNAoT 10 eslablisheenaIn POstroaas
BE IL cnacle.fJg tts Stnqtt and HoGSe
of d1eprsssatdifres-of ne Ugited SAFE, 81
Amerieaa CoRgyess assembled, That the
following be estsbtishsd as post roads:
.tF58 SIS ALABAMA.
From Butler, via Pushmstahs s1d
fWbydoi. 10 Muidiau.
ARISoHA.
From Sueaton toFlorenoe.
Rsom MGtieoPa WellSto Phmdix,
From BluewatsF TO Florence.
From lPimaiYiIlage to Phoenix
ARKANsAs.
-From Pine Bluff, via White Sulphur
Syringe, White Oak aud Lees Ferry.
TO Priueeion.
Frum Eldendci via Mount Holly,
VilIsge Creek, Calhoun, MasnOlia, and
Dorchester, 10 LswisVille.
AZ From Pine Bluff 10 Sheridan,
From Hsmplpn 10 Charlottesville
From LittIs Rock, via Sheridan, TO
iPdnesloa. 4e
Nashville, TO Washington, in Hem'tssd
'Gouaty. Arkansas
From Baxter Springs, Kansas 70 Fort
Smith, In Arkansas, via Maysville.
From Hot Springs 10 FOrs Smith, ia
AFksnssT
From BslesyllIo to Yellsills, via
RIpp's BarrenI.
CALIFORNIA.
From MuncklCn, via Bridgeport, to
6Weelwaler.
From NeEyillelo Elkins.
From somepeille to Bsnty's.
from lndsPendenoel TO Cerro Gofdo.
From Independence, via Lone Pine,
TO Los Angeles
From Moors Flat to GranitsviIO.
From Ttuckee, via sierravills, 10
Loyaliou. ~
From Ttuekes to Tshoe.
rs From Banty's iasGteysyiFle, Groves
Landing, Orestimba, and Hills Ferry,
to Dover,
From Pacbecbo, Via Clayton, Norton
4illo. and Sometsville, to Antioch.
From Santa Rosa 10 sebaslOpoI.
From Ukiah City TO Lake Port.
From Healdsburg TO CalistugA.
E From MarysviIle, via North Butte, 20
Pfineetnnl
From Woodsids, Midsummer Springs,
r Son Gpgofio, TO Pesradsro.
From San Diego, Penssquits, Poway,
I Bailsss, Ssnta label. Warmers Rsncb,
and Sau- Iacinio, 10 San BsrpaIdino.
From Nspa CITY, via Souolna, to San
to Rosa.
= a COLORADO.
.rsg From Xii Carson, via Wild Horse
spriogs.and Antelope Springs, 70 Puo'
From ssgsuehs 70 Southern Ute
Agency.
fgg From Breckinridge. via Hot Springs,
80 White River Agency.
From Evans, via Burlington, to Boul
From oar,ou oityto coafax.
From EgSns 10 Black City.
s From Fort Lyon to Nins-mile Bottom.
DAKOTA.
From Yunkton to Columbus, in Ne
rfon y.tniIlion, via Eureka, to Swan
From Fort Randall 10 Milestone,
IRON Sioux Falls to Elabdreau.
From Fort Absrcrombic, via Fort
Stevenson.
From Fort Abererombie TO Fort Tot
zen.
FLORIDA.
From WsIiboru Wis White Springs
and Roaring Creek, TO Blount's Ferry
From Palalka, via ST. Johns River. to
From Gainesville, via Jausston. to
Orange Greek.
Ftom D chez to FreespOH.
.lLLTNols.
From Nation, via Oook's Kills, to
FulIsF's Point.
From Lewis Kujer's 10 RsnlouI,
From Pontiac, via Rocks Greek aud
: NebFasEa. to Minonk.
From OokIey to Newburg.
From Edwardsville to Toy.
Prom EdwardsviIls, via Albsmbra, 10
: From Edv.rdsviIIs, via PrairiotoHn,
TO Bunker Hill,
5a Ffou St. Jacobs to AlhOmbrO,
From Highland 10 Saline.
From GOlcouda, via WsStonvillc and
Lusk, to Equality.
t' Prom Sacramento, via shadSvile and
Youngs Station, to South Hampton.
From Loganspor', via Mexico, Den
.verS Chill, PawpaW, StocEdals, Roam,
Lakaton, North Manchester Liberty
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lgT'E .ss
From Houston, via Ummsrvillo to
Emminsnce.
From Houston, via Rush, to MOnlsuk.
From Monmuk to Licking.
new YORK.
Prom KnOxboro TO MunsVille Sta.
From Serbia via South Serbia and
North Yolbsy. to Vermilion
From Otiskany Falls to KnoxborO'.
From Smyrna via Ostelic, 70 Pitcher.
NEBRASKA.
Erom sewsrd via Adel. to Tbayer.
Fr6m Ulysses to Schuyler.
Prom Blaiflo West Point
From Norfolk TO Niohbrsrah.
From Beatrice 10 Jsnkin's Mills,
From Beatrice, via Meridian, to Her
bron.
From Rose Creek to Dryden.
From Norfolk to the Northwest Cor
nsr Of Town[shipl lweutysfour, range
Eve west. Of the sixth principal meridian
in the State Of Nebraska,
From Blair. via Moro, Elder Grove, 10
West Point, Nebraska.
NEVADA.
From Battle Mountain Station, via
Battle Mountain, to GalenR.
From Garlin 10 Mineral Hill.
From Elko, via Mountain City and
Silver City, 10 Boise City.
From Hamilton, via Reveills, TO Call
From Corlin, via Mineral Hill aud
Eureka. 10 Hamilton.
From Hamilton to Mount opbir, via
shermantown.
NORTH CAROLINA.
From Company Shops TO Lenox Gas
From Elizabeth City to Roanoke.
From smitbfsldto Hinant's Mills.
From Lsesburg, via Howe and Smiths
Store aud Gravel Hill Pos! Office, to
Parker's Store.
From GeUava, via MechanIcsVtlle and
East Trumbull, TO Morgan.
From Geneva, to Rock Creek.
From Weymouth. via Medina and
Whittlosay, TO Chatham.
From Jackson to Galifornis:
From Jameston. via Craps Grove and
South Solsn, 10 South Charleston.
From Xsnia, via New Jasper. Paint
srsville, Cumberton. and Port William,
to Wilmington.
From Trenton, via Woodsids aud
Flanuors Corner, 10 Excello.
From Noppareil to CO'hoctOn
From Van Wort, via Gilbsrt's Mills,
to Timberyille.
From Jacobs, via Mscomb's, Web
sr's and Crabtree's to California
OREGON.
Prom Amily, via Matsh's Store, to
Sheridan
From Corvallis 10 AIsea Valley
From Salem, via Lincoln, zenp, and
Bethel, TO Sheridan
From DalIes City to Crooked River
From the Dalles, via Fifeen.mile
Creek, Tygh Valley, Oak Grove, Warm
| Spring Reservation, Willow Creek, to
From Jacksonville. Oregon. vie Link
River. Lost River, Hot Springs, Goose
Lake Valley, to Lake City, in Surprise
Valley. California
Ftom Brownsville, via Charlottesville
Cam Creek, TO Eugene City
From Eugene City. via Butte Disep-
uointment. Big Prairie, Pine Openings
Dlamoud Peak, Spragus's Valley, Round
Grove, Drsw's Valley, Goose Lake,
Surprise Valley. to Winuemuca, Nevada
From Jacksonville, via Link River
and Goose Lake Valley, 10 Camp Bid
we'll
From Portland to Netatt's Bay.
PENNSYLVANIA
EtOm JOllytoWu to Burton, in West
From LIE RoywillO, via Brushvillo,
Stevensville. and spriugville, to Lacey
viIls
From susartowu 10 White Horse.
From Village Green, via ChelOsG, to
Boo,h's Cornsr0
From Bedford 10 DoWnSvills
From West Bingham, Potter County,
By Turner Creek and Bingham TO Spring
Mills, New York,
From Bridgeport to Cumberland Val.
Icy
From Fremont, via Nottingham, to
Elk Mills
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ARTICLE VI.

Citizens Of the United States visiting OF re-
siding in China shall enjoy the same privileges.
immuaities or exemptions in respect 70 travel
or residence as may there be enjoyed by the
citizens or subjects Of the most favored nation
Aud reciprocaiIy, Chinese subjects visiting or
residing IN the United States, shall enjoy the
same privileges, immunities, and exemptions
ia respect to travel or residence. as may there
be enjoyed by citizens or subjects Of the most
IN, ored nation. But nothing herein contained
shall be held Ia confer naturalization upon cit
liens of the United States in China, nor upon
the subjects Of China in the United States.