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Pub.ic Resolution-\o. %.

Joint Res rlurion directing inquiry into the
loss II the United states steamer - MEDIA"
Wher, as. on the twenty fourth d'y # January
last, the tluitrd StpeS te tmer tmei a. when
le,vi :. the p TT at Ynsth,ma Japan, came in
r..l sion with the in Penin-ular ard ''ricntal
mail steamer rnn,hry,' and >unk aim It in
.tanfI,. with the loss nearly all n.r Ulcers and
the greater p,rt 81 her m-n; ami whereas the
Navy Dr. artme',t has been unabl in answer t. a
request If the HUI II r-prese tar We, 10 C M
ntunicae any detailed or satisfactory inf 'nation
!ou,,hIne the cir cumstsuces the loss. beyond its
extent AMI the number ofc ,sualti 8: and ~herea'
II appears that N" full and impartial nd salts
f'ctory i,ve-Iicsrion ha b'e IA de into tie
Causes Of the Disaster. in o the conduct of the
parties i'm 4icated in il Therefore,
lie II resolved bv the Senate and House +
Repre- tafves at The United STATES Of America in
Congress 's>.m hI-d, That he cr-tsr, If The
Navy shall. with the lea-t practicable delay.
der an inquir, "a be ie into the particulars
" the loss of sal Unit states s'-amer -'neiia.
and # her Off ers aid m, n including the sub-e
9uert c"ntuci of the captain of the steiner
: is"mbay. with view 10 ascertain the RESPONSE
hiity the collision ,y which she Was destroy d.
and or he IS, tructi n Inf whic't altenr Ell the
cata-fro; he. and make report If ihe came
Cong ess.
Approved. Asril :. 1870
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rpnbIic Resolution No. 14l

TPublic Resolution No. II.
A Res llutiun in r. ls-ion to settlers the late
81 nix Indian re.elva ion in the STATE Of Mime
sota
u. .o.ved by the Senate and House of Re- re-
senrativ.s of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the act of Congress
approved March sixth, one Thousand eight hun
ii, ed and sixty eight. ent'tl g An ac' for the
relief settlers the late ST Indian Eeser-
walton in The >tate f Minnesota" be and the
same is hereby, 50 amended TO allow The
le:s therein provided for until the first day of
March, ammo dnmini eiZh'een hundred and sew
enty one, in which to make proof and payment
for their claims
Approved March II. 1870
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[,uhl.e krs ] ti.a.-No Is. ]

uhrc h-s ! itia.-So II.
A Restitution pas To he credit f the Ma ional
As,lum for Ills .hied volunteer soldiers The
funds iclHtCirs- 10 1t for the relief of sick and
w,snudesI i-rg
hes ise,i 10y ,Ae senate and House If r. presen
taiive> Of the United taIrs If America H. Con
gfes moi j. III the un.xpe died hal me-.
If tn fund created by the nth sect ~ I
tie act pIrve,i r. bruafy 2.th. eight e.. hun
dred aud s,xfy-f mr., Tor the bench: Of the lick
and wounded Isi-rs siia b. transfer Il I the
Matt nal A>y UNI IA Disabled Volunteer So die :,
for I'll supp,It at its herehcisri-s.
zee = And b- II fuII Their olyei That the
M neys thhe because of he ieserton If any
pef-.in r. ON the volunteer forces of TN" Unit d
States, who j. d. fne & e rolls de--rtrr,
-hali not be paid To him except the recori t de
-ertin shall lave be canoe ed on the sole ground
that such r-crri ha> been niide erruneou-ly and
CON- rs,ry IL the facts. but such money -ial he
and remain the property # tie N,tioasl lun
FIR Di-ba d-d Volunteer -. diers for the support
, its Gen.nciare>
Ap rvved VI rci l, 1870.
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[Pub!ic-No. H.

An Act making appropriations for the support 81
the Military Acssi,iny for the fiscal year emil
ing June rhirt eth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-one.
Reit enacted by the Senate ami House Of Repre-
-enfative> the Uut-d States If Amer lea in C n
gre-s assembled. That the f,llowing GUMS be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated ont Of any
money in The Treasury not oihe wire .pprap.isted
FIR the support of the Military Academy for The
year ending the thr'eIh of June, eighteen hun
dr.d ant scveuty-one:
r additional pay OF officers. and for pay Of in
structors, diets. and mu. CLANS. two hundred aud
five thousand TIVE hundred aud ninety three dollars
and twenty cents;
fr cl- Ks to treasures, one thousan fived hun
Dire d liars:
For Contingent expenses # the departments of
ma b. matic-, artillery, cavalry. and infantry.
ordnance and gunne v. practical engineering. civil
and NIL tary engineering, natural aud psrimen-
tai phiIo oi,hy, and mpe;sa ion to attendant,
three Thousand three hundred AID fifty dollars;
For new pres. type, and materials for Office,
and diplom - for graduates, one thousand three
hundred duilas:
tor transportation. twelve hundred dollars;
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Joint Restitution expressing the sympathy o
Congress At the death Of Major General Geofgs
Ii. Thamas
Be il resolved by the Senate and HOnae If Rep
resentstiv~s # the Cnifei States 1t America in
ca q, es- assembled THAT the senate and i'ouse
# Eepre en,a,ive- hsv heard With si-ep.reg II
If the ,dden dece f Maj General Ge,hpe ~ +.
Thomas. endear-ei 10 the country by series Il
uubr,.ken. p,r lotto services during a period Of
thirty years
>,c2 nd be it further resolved That his dis
ii gui>hed c,reer in the defence of his country
a. ainst foreign ar,i domesr'c enem e> his never
fslte. ing faith and nj in the ns'nterIan II the
Union ani the int gritty # The government, and
h stern execu ion If every trust c.nfd d 10 i'm,
c.,.sti ute "a r,cuid in life made memorable i'll
.iesfh.
sEc 5 And be it further resolved That the
President of the senate and tie peaker f the
iiuu-e herb; auth.r,zd :" ma UGH ar
IN einenis ia c..nnec, ion wi b his ,bseGue- as
wi IL attest the syn pa,hy If Congress at this ma
inrtl reavcnent
A,proved, April 5, 1870.
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lPuiiic-No 60.
An ic: to Incorporate ths Washington Eomeo-
pstbic Medical Society.

TIE Il enacted by the Senate anil Eouse Of Rep
reselts.ive # the United States Of America in
c ngre-s assembled, That TuliO 5. Verdi ,;us
tave Pos e. c ". Sonnenschmtit. KIM
ia l. and Iehu rainerd, snf their associates and
SUCCESS r.. physicians, be. End they hereby are.
ma e n corp ration hv the name of the NashIPg-
ton IIumttpaihie Nr.liral :ocie.y. with all the
powers AMI privileges, and subject to all the
duties, liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this set.
sac = And be it further enacted. That said
corporation may hold real aud personal estate 10
the -nl,urt of twenty thousti d do lars.
SEC. 3 Ard he il further enacted. That the
members of said society. such of their fticefs
mbers a> they -lia appoin, shall have The
power tn practice medicine and su,gery and cul-
lecr their ices v H. hin the District # Columbia
SEC l. And be il further enacted. Thai the
T n-mi err they -ha'l appoint. sha h. full
pswer ard authority to eNsri' c all candidates
fl membership concerning The practice Of -lr cfc
medicine and surgery prcvi' ed Fail candidates
shall sustain 60 moial cha scfer. and shall
pre>eni letters testimonial of their qualifications
.rpm some legally authorized niediral ibsfi, ution
and If, upon such examination the same cardi-
dates with, ut exception on account Of Color,
shall be fosnd qualified for the practice Of nedi
cine and surgery, they shall receive the certificate
Of membership the license to prsct ce medicine
u SUI gerry win in the District Of Columbia
SEC. s. And be il further enacted. That any
acts ~ parts II arts conAictiag with the provis
ioss Of this oct b. and are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April = 1870.
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IPublic-No. 10.1

An sct to amend an Act entitled :" An Act to
admit The State of Virginia 70 represe ntation in
the Congress Of the United States"
Be il enacted by the Senate ard House Of Rep
re~eu:atives # the Tn ted states of Amercs in
Congress assembled, That wherever the WORT
'.oath'' is us-,i- in the act entitled An act to
admit the State Of Virginia to represent ,tion in
the Congress Of The United STATES - il shall be
clnstiued to ,hclude affirmation; and every
pc required by laid act to take either OF the
oaths therein prescribed, who has religious or
conscientious srruples against taking an oath.
may make and file nm affirmation to the rnme pur
port ana effect: rrnvided. That all the pains and
penalties Of PERJURY prescribed by said act shall
apply also to any false affirmation taken there.
under.
Approved, February !, 1s7o
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.PGblic-So. 3S.l
An Act to amend the u-ury laws of the District Of
Columbia.

Ge i, enacted by the Senate and House # Rep
pe>ent.Iiyes at The Unit 4 states If Amefi,-t ia
,'onsre-s rs-.mhici. That the rate ct teres
up.-n jud ni-nt> ~ DEGREES. AID upon the la ar
frb-srance If sny 'ney. goods, .hing> IN ac-
tion. >haii continue 10 lie six q liar up
hun,.r-d dollars fr "ne yer, aud afe- hai rate
r "a gTea-r ur less m. or tor a lug. or shor
ter Ii'n., except a. h-r-i'.aft' pr..vid-i
S.c snd be il further enacted That in all
cputr. hereafter to pc IN de ii shall tie Law fu
for the Is ties TO sfipulste or agree IN writing
that the rate { ten per cent per snnum- any
l--- sum- # Interest shall b. taken and v4,ld
NJ n every hun ire; H., ltrs of Eluney lOaHr,l.
or in any manner due an. owing firm any persJn
rprari N in this District
Sac. 5. And he IL further enacted. That If any
per-ui. OF cvrI-ration in this District sh-lc
IT ct {, greater rare Of interes, than ten
pr cent upn any contract In writing, 81 six
per cent. upos, verirl conEr 'ct. such ron
ca, PIT atom shall forfeit the hole of said n,eies;
cont acted BE- received. ami shall lie EMIT ed
only 2, recover the principal sum due TO such
yer -od r corp ration
SEC 1 And te u 'rrther enacted. That IL any
p-r-,u or crIpr,ticn within the District of g.
iuulbi, shall directly or idi e-ry iase ceive
any crater am unit OF interest than is provided
( n this at ulpn any contract OF agreement
whatever, il Il be lawful for the p-rsn. or hi
per sJnal Representative OF the crpo alton paying
the same TO sue fJr AID recover all the interest
pail upon any such coutrs OF asrseui- from
the person or his personal represent tive. OF
from the corprrsIiun re eli ting such unlawful
interest Provset. That the suit To recover
back such Interest shall be brought within one
year after such unlawful interest shall have been
paid OF taken.
SEc. D. and be it further enacted, That no'h
ing in this act Contained shall be co sII ne,i 70
ch.n.e the gen. raj laws IN { rec ia relation TO
banking sssncistip,s csganized under the act 10
provide "a national currency secured by pledge
. Unired States bon> AID To provide TOR the cir
cuistion ~,d red. n,ptun thereof approved June
three. eighteen hund ed snd sixty-fuu
Approved. April .. 1870.
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N OF &c E .

AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN apply to the Commissioners of the General
Land Once, to have refunded the purchase
money paid by me on the southeast quarter Of
Section "a, Township 16 north. range ~ east. as
per certificate No. ia, Issued At Carson City,
Nevada, bearing date the 18th day Of june. 1854,
the same lsvinG been adjudged invalid and CAN
celed. GEORGE WASH N0TON WENTWORTH
myle6w
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Passed at ete Second Sesaos Of tie Fosty-
FIRST Congress.
CHINA-l-&.


ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To TIE fREsff BETWEEN TIE
UNITED s'AIls AND INA. June Is. 1858.
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NuTa.E To TAXPAYERS

OFFICE OF The COZ Ty ASSESSrR,)
OaNsBY COUNTY, NEvAD..
CARS CIV, Nay 1870.
4 IL persons LIABLE TO PAY STATE AND
County Taxes. for the year 1s7n. are hereby
notified that the annual Poll-Iax OF Fonr Dollars,
for the o. the state and County, due Fl ON each
i.iale resi- ent Of this State over twenty one and
under sixty years Of age,
Is Now Due and Payable.
To TIL County Assessor or his Deputy; and all are
expected t. pay said tax when call d upon. Ard
als.i. thar the tax's Oh tie personal property OF
p-rslns who do MT own real es ate within the
County OF suifi iert value 20 secure the taxes Oh
b III the re / AMI personal proper y, are due and
plyall.. when the same is assessed. All taxes
payalle in United stat gold coin
The Law provided for the collection Of the above
mentioned taxes Will be strictly enfhced
GE0KGE W. CHEDIC,
County Assessor.
Ry H. II REycE, Deputy.
Office: Next door To the County Clerks Office,
County Building. myS-4m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
The Cairo Bulletin, MAY 13.
Acquittal OF Mcfarland.

This acquttal is doublc-edged. II justi-
fes Mcfarland, and condemns the men
and women who were instrumental in
seducing Mrs. Mcfarland from her allegi-
ance, and who have spared no expense
and effort TO secure the conviction of Nc
Farland. The jury which acquitted the
prisoner adjudged Horace Greeley, Mrs.
Calhoun Runkle, Bcccher, rockingham.
johnson, Sinclair and others of
the free-love fraternity, guilty of n heinous
crime. The public that indorses the
clearing of Mcfarland will equally in
dorse the conviction of the friends of Rich
ardson.
The occurrence was most deplorable
one but IL may not be without its les
sons. IL may have tho ea.rt to hedge
about the sanctity of home; TO prevent the
ingress of that specious immortality which
seeks the destruction of the family and
the dissertation of the holiness of the mar
riage relation. Ifit should result in break
ing up the free love coteres of which the
New York Tribune is the center--or IL II
should do no more than to restrain their
operations will have accomplished a
grent good, although at fearful cost.
While the public will share much of the
enthusiasm which was generated in the
audience that received the verdict; and
while we rejoice ut its Justice, and at the
lessons which the whole occurrence will
teach, 1t will be sufficiently charitable not
to forget poor Richardson, in his un,imcly
grave, or the sad future of the widowed
husband, who now goes forth into life a
broken, ruined, irreclaimable man.
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Newary New Jer,eyl Adrerttser,
radical wants the name Of thi. country
changed 10 Washington. What Take a
name from rebel and slayeholderl
-sypher, the Louisianian, who got into
congress in short time, and go, out in u
great deal shorter, is .aid to he booked as a
treasury agent At New Orleans.
The BostonPossrecommends that Greece
and her brigands be turned over to our
Reconstruction committee they are 50
successful! in managing the Ku Klux
Klans.
.--Revels, the negro, forced into the Sem
ate from Mississippi, i, now a travelling
lecturer for pay. This j. hi. idea Of rep
re'eni'ng State in the Senate.
Senator Sumner denies having said
al the United States was disgraced by
eh men as Minister washburne, at Paris
Jones at Brussels. The fact tina,
umner did not say it, does not make 4,
any the less true.
The Rev, DR.. Boynton, Of WASHING.
'h' thinks that the womans rights move.
ment, II carried out 70 is legitimate e,-
tent would result far worse to society than
Mormonism itself
Gen Longstreet, to the great dispus.
OF his southern brethren, rode In bis
fifteenth amendment celebration prooes.
sion IN New Orleans a few DAYS ago sin a.
carriage literally covered with the stars
and stripes
According to Don Piatt, McCullocb
was the clearest head we used in the
Treasury during the period Of the national
struggle against rebellion and bankruptey
ne made the way clear for Boutwell, 10
eHloy himself in the Office, and McCullocb
.. w." DC needed some day for other like
pt ha FAC, that the remains Of General
"''h'i one Of The officers who came ON,
Wv war poor have never been buriod
80" IN The public vault, where thew
e.. p'aeea at Lis funeral. II ia also a
disa S Ian woe os family Off, NJ. Stanton, who
ao~ "enon' tina, is, worth nearly sloo.
oon M, mAue the recipient Of about slso.
wv MS contrast Is fun Of signifcancc
The Radical convention ., Ma.
county have Instructed their asleno,os :,
vote for Dan Mum a, the csnd,5a,o tvs g, 70
congress and David t. Linegar for the
State Senate, The convention .l.o .sis
something about the "hone,,,,r a." al'V ',. 'a'i
omy' OF the present administrator, hn,
having some respect for several me,Dhor'
Of that body, We will not bring them mt
rldicale by publishing it.
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CONVERTING COAL.

The coal operators are already at work
in Pennsylvania preparing the prices for
the coming season, fearing that if they
leave things alone coal will be too cheap.
They are manipulating that great and
favored instrument, the bogus strike
One strike Is in progress, and il is hoped
to extend this through tho whole coal
region. '1f the movement TO bring about
suspension in Lehigh and Wyoming fails
a decline in the price Of corl may be looked
for;' and We may therefore confidently
believe tina, this movement will no, fail II
the coal operators can help it,
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nD- Henry johnson, colorcd man, at
Pine Bluff, Ark, does not seem 10 think
that the party which set him free, because
they could not help it, and gave him a
ballo, tina, he might vote their ticket, are
i entitled TO as much gratitude from the
colored people as they claim. In n letter
to Tabs Gross paper the Little Rock
Freeman, he says:
II is true that since the war our North
ern friends have done great deal for US,
In the way Of securing u the political
privileges we now enjoy. But IL there had
been no war, would We not be slaves to-
day The war was the cause OF our Tho
ration. Who commenced the war ? Our
Northern friends tell Us that the Southern
people commenced ii by firing upon the
tag at Sumter. Then II the war was the
cause OF our liberation from the bonds of
slavery, aud the Southern people were the
cause and instigator. Of that war. are they
not our best friends
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D0TY'S WASHING MACHINE

universal Clothes Wringer
Improved with Rowell's patent double cog.
wheels, aud the patent stop, are nov ungusstioha-
by TAR superior 10 any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented and will save their cost
twice year, by saving labor aud clothes.
PRICES: "A FAIR OFFER.
NtIs Merchants In your place all not furnish.
orscnd for the Machines send u the Teta lpfira
Washer sis Extra Wrnger So snd We vii f9r.
vafi either or both machines fee Of ffsi ghi -
places where NJ one - -elinsi ani 80 sure are We
thai they all - liked, that Nesgr~e refund the
moaey II any one wishe. o. return the mach ne.
free 81 freight, afer month trial. accord. ~ 90
directions.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery u washing With the hands, hny-two
days "a the year, when Il can b. done better NOR.
exp.diti0usly, with less lab.r, End no injury 20
the garments. bya DOiy Clothes Washer, aud a
Universal WTinger.
II. 4. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
3s CortlAndt st., New York
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The Bulletin.
OWE or THEIR DODGES.


Its asserted with more truth than e'e-
rance that the Radicals in congress are
very much in the condition of the boot
black that was "out of spit They have
no principles lef, for which TO contend )
no policy left but the spoils, and no object
in view but to maintain their party as
tendency. The questions growing out OF
the late war, which they made stepping
stone to power, having passed out OF the
arena of politics the partyis, day by day,
losing strcngth-one by one the States
are returning to the control of the Demo
cratic party.
This manifest tendency to the
overthrow of Radical supremacy
frightens the leaders Of that party,
and they are already looking around for
opportunities TO increase and prolong their
ascendency in the United States Senate.
Thus it is now proposed to make State Of
New Mexico at the next session of Con-
rrcss, ard an enabling act to that end will
probably be passed before the adjourn
ment. They calculate on securing two
Radical Senators from that little borough,
which they will call State whenever as
sured that it will do the party-bidding. So
Ego. A. fast as any Of the old States
desert the decaying Radical organization,
a new one is created. In this way, unless
the Democrats bestir themselves and Sc
cure control Of the House Of Representa-
lives 1T the next election, the Senate may
be kept Radical for generation to come.
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n6F The following may be cited a

p6- The following may be cited as an
example ola scrupulously honest testi-
monial TO character. The writer SAYS
II have known Mr.--for several wears.
i consider him emincntly qualified for
every post he seeks. Ishabits are conyi-
vial, IL not regular. lie possesses "a fine
voice. His taste in liquors is remarkable.
He phys whist with singular steadness.
lie knows as much about. everything as
NEST men. He is frequently sober, and
occasionally industrious"
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TObAec0 Plants.

Iron the Paducah Herald
There l. much complaint throughout the
country Of the bugs destroying the tobacco
plants. We suggest 10 farmers that pow
dered sulphur. sprinkled over the plant.
while the dew is on them in the mornine
will entirely drive away the bug. We
are told by farmer who has tried sulphur
for years, that it is perfectly effective. Try
IL.
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s@r A clergyman, while vending his
way to church one Sunday-morning,
caught sight of the two sons of one of his
Pensioners going into the woods, evid-
emily for the purpose of hunting. Feel
ing certain that anything like direct re-
monstrance with the young gentlemen
themselves would scarcely turn them from
their ways, he waited till after preaching,
and sought the old gentleman, their
father. After reeounting the circum-
stances Of meeting Billy and Sammy as
he had done, he closed the appeal by in.
curing why they had not been brought up
"a me fear Of the Lord2 "Fear of the
Lora, parson, fear Of tho Lords WHY,
,hey new They're SO feared Of Him now
avg t"ey uursnt go out on Sunday without
a a' Oar Id shot-guns on their should