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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-06-14

4 REBELLIOUS STOMACH.-THE
II Stomach, like the body polite, re-
sents i'll. treatment by rebellion. And
when it rebels, the liver; the bowels,
the nerves, the circulation, the brain,
revolt likewise, and the whole system
is disastrously agitated. Pacify and
regulate the deranged digestive organ
first, and the disturbance in its depen-
denotes will speedily cease. The ton
ic, Alternative, corrective and purifying
properties of
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT.
render it an irresistible remedy in cases
of indigestion and its concomitant all
ments. It is a fine stomachic, and its
cathartic operation is SO mild and gen.
ial, that it never produces the slightest
symptoms of debility.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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me Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle
ana m Sentinel thus describes jefferson
PAWS and reports his recent speech
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-06-14

LOUISVILLE, KY, September IL feel
that we have now an article of Gin suita-
bic for such cases as that remedy is adapt
cd to. DR.. J. w. BRIGHT.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.

Though l must not speak, it is no
fear for myself which commands my
lips to be closed. No; l have been
punished for my crimes, and have ex-
perienced the worst which could be
imposed. In the cant language of the
day, punishment with me is "played
out" The worst that can be done has
been done, and l have no more to fear.
If l speak it is not myself, but you,
who would be injured for, unfortu-
nately, additional wrongs can yet be
heaped upon you. Therefore, if l claim
merit for anything, it will be for keep
ing silent. My simplest words may
work you harm. If say "Good night,
my friends, go to your homes" and a
congressional investigating committee
happened to be within hearing, it's
members would swear that I directed
you to 60 off and join the Ku-Klux.-
Applause and laughter.] Filled with
that jealousy which springs from the
knowledge of their inferiority, and of
the justice of your pretensions, and
conscious of broken covenants and a
violated constitution, they mistrust
every movement, and tremble with
fear when they think that right may
again prevail. [Applause.] e
fur Yr AVN nom, y
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WYATT AND HOPE"


Butwrong can not always be trium-
plant. / will say nothing and you
must do nothing, even though tyranny
presses grievously upon You. For
bear for a season, and a day will come
when all will yet be well. may not,
nor may some of you live to see it, but
it is surely coming. [Applause.1 He
who reigns above aud lives always
will see that justice is done. He will
not allow the wicked to always remain
in power, nor the righteous to be op-
pressed. We can wait untilthat day
comes, and in the meantime be quiet.
IT'S an old and wise saying, that a
good biting dog never barks much. If
we wait patiently a sense of justice
will yet return to the people of the
United States, or an opportunity will
come when our rights can be gained,
and not only our rights-the rights of
the South-but the rights Of all the
people; the rights which were fought
for and obtained at the point of the
sword in the first revolution. APP
plause. 81
CONCLUSION.
DuC Trough Cdu hot sthu SHoufd HOt
speak, | fear that where the mind and
the heart are both so tull, that / will
not be able to restrain my words. I
can not think one thing and say
another, and unless the honest emo
tions of my sonl can be expressed l do
not care to speak. l thank you, gen.
tlemen, for your kindness, and feel
deeply touched at it's exhibition. May
God foster and preserve you. If ever
the day comes when can speak freely,
will be among you, and say to you all
that is in my heart. Till then, fare
well, and may the great God be with
you always. [Applausc.]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Re,o'red. by he Senate and House Of Rpraeuta.
tires Of The United States Of America ia COHOress
assembled,
tied to appoint three commissioners, and also a Sec
Rotary, the latter TO be vcrseL in the English aud
Spanish languages, to proceed TO the Island OF San
Domingo. anu to such other places, II any, az such
commissioners may deem necessary, and there TO
inquire Into, ascertain and report the political state
AMI condition Of the Republic OF Dominica, the
probable number of Inhabitants, and the desire and
disposition Of the people Of the said redubllc to be-
come annexed 10 and form part OF the people or the
United States; the physical. mental and moral con-
ditiOn Of the said people, aud their general condition
Us TO material wealth aud industrial capacity; the
resources Of the country; Its mineral and ngrtcultu-
raj products: the products OF It's waters and forests;
the general character OF the soil; the extent and
proportion thereof capable OF cultivation; the ell.
mate aud health OF the country; It's bays, harbors
aud rivers; Its general meteorological character. and
The existence and frequency or remarkable mctcorO-
logical phenomena; tho debt OF the Government
aud Its obligations. whether nnnde', AMI aScerialned
and admitted. or unadiuStel ahd under discussion:
treaties or engagements with other powers; extent
Uf boundaries ami territory - what proportion il
covered by foreign claimants or by grants or con.
ccssions, and generally what concessions or fran.
~Spcctive grantees; the terms anu conditions on
which the Dominican government may desire to be
annexed TO and become part Of the United States NJ
one OF the Territories thereof; such other iniOrma-
ton with respect 10 the said government or It's ter
%rItorics as TO the said commissioners shall seem Dc
slrable or important with reference TO the future In
corporation OF the said nomiCan republic into the
United States as one OF tts Territories.
Sec. ?. Aud be Il further resolved, Tint the said
commissioners shall. as sOon ~ conveniently may
be, report to the President OF the United States, who
shall lay the report be ore Congress.
Sec. >, And b. II further resolved, That the said
commissioners sballserve without compensation, OK.
cept the payment Of expenses; and the compensa.
ton Of the secretary shall be determined by the
Secretary Of State, with the approval Of the PrcsI-
dent provided, that nothing In these resolutions
contained shall be held, understood or construed as
committing Congress TO the policy Of a~nncXing the
territory oil said republic OF Dominica.
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tPublic-So. l3i,I
AN ACT to establish an additional land district In
the State or Kansas.
Approved July ], 1870.

Be q enacted By The Senais and HoGseof Rtpresent.
atires Of the United States Of America, in Con-
prcss assembled
That all that portion OF the western district
land district, created by the act approved March
three. elghtesn hundred and Htyseven, entitled
IAN act to establish three additional land districts
In the Territory OF Kansas" which Is situated north
OF the townships ten and eleven south In said State.
shall constitute q new land district, TO be called the
Republican land district.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, That the PrcSi.
dent be, and he IL hereby authorized. whenever the
public interests shall require, to appoint by and
with the advice. and consent OF the Senate, or du.
ring the rcccsa thereof. and untilthe end OF the next
session Of CongnnSs Rftsr such appointment. o regis
Ter aud o rersIycrIts the district hereby created.
who shan respectively lie required torcside At the
sIte OF their ~oriccs. have the same powers, response.
bilIties and emoluments.' and be subject to the sam
acts and penalties which are or may be prescribed
by law hi relation 70 other land officers OF the United
States In said State.
Sec. 81 And be Il further epaeted. That the public
lands In said district shall b subject 10 kals and dis
posai upou the sane terms and conditions a. ethel
public lands OF the Omitted States; provided. that all
sales and locations made Of the office OF the old dis
trict OF lands situated within the limits OF the new
which shall be valid and right inother re.
spects, up 10 the day on which the nuw once shall
20 into operation. be, and the same are hereby con.
armcd,
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Passed Nsy 10. A. D. 1871.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COL

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
Hill do osdain:
sEcrIoy I. Ar ad valorem tax OF five cents
upon each one hundred dollars, in addition 10
the amount OF one dollar and ilfty cents upon
each one hundred dollars. levied by Ordinance
No. 81. OF which ordinance this IL supplementary,
IL hereby levied and directed TO be paid, for
school purposes, upon all property, both real
and personal. within the incorporate limits OF
the Town Of Gold lIiD. made taxable by she
laws OF the State OF Nevada. for comfy purposes,
except the proceeds OF mines, which shall not
he subject To taxation Said tax OF five cents
~ and shall be held to DC the same a. that al.
th0rized to be levied and collected for school
purposes. by the Board Of Trustees of the Town
az Cod Hill, by an Act OF the Legislature OF the
state OF Nevada. entitled An c; To Incorpo-
rate the Town OF Gold Hill" approved March 3,
a. ID. ISL.
and collection of the Sboye levied tax Of five
ccnis upon each one hundred dollars OF property
shal be In accordance with the provisions OF
Ordinance No. 81, OF which ordinance this Is
81. B This ordinance phall take effect and
b.. In full force from and amer its passage.
VI. STERN.
Pres't Board of Trustees Of Gold llsll.
Attest: WV. HY. DoANE, Clerk OF Board.
Gold Hill, May ~. ISL.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

hutton. not to exceed ono hundred and my copies
OF the complete specfnctt lions and drawings OF eacn
patent subsequently, issued, together with suitable
Indexes 10 be- issued from time 10 time. one copy to
be placed for free public Inspection nj neach capitol OF
every s,ats, and TerritSryi Sps , i9r t tas tia 81 I pSTp ~.
such OFFICES are located in State or Territorial capi-
sIail he taken and received In all Courts as evidence
of all matters therein contained, and shall be certl-
tied to under the hand'of the Commissioners and seal
I'm all courts Us evidence, said copies not TO be taken
from said repositories for any other purpose than 10
be used as evidences and the Commissioner Of Pat
ents Is hereby authorized and directed to have print
cd such additional numbers Of copies OF speclnca-
lions and drawings, certified as hereinbetore pro-
vIded, at a price not 70 exceed the contract price or
such drawings. for sale, as may DC warranted 6y the
Is also hereby authorized TO furnish a complete set
OF such specifications and drawings to any public
library which win pay for binding the same Into vol
umes 10 correspond with those In the Patent Office,
AMI for the transportation of the same. and which
shall also provide proper custody for the same, with
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reaSon-
able; and provided also, that all contracts for max
ing copies OF drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions OF chapter one hundred and n~tty.flve. Sec
tIon nine, OF Act Of Congress approved June twenty
nve, eighteen hundred and siSty!four, which reads
As follows: "Sec. y. And be II further enacted, that
all llthographing aud engraving. where the probable
total cost or the maps or plates Illustrating or ac-
companying any work exceeds two hundred and
nny dollars, shall be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder for the interests Of the Government. due re-
gard being paid TO the execution OF the work, after
due advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing. under the direction OF the Joint Commit
Tee on Printing!: provided. that the Joint
on Public Printing be authorized TO empower the
superintendent OF Public Printing 10 make immedi-
ate contracts for engraving. whenerer In their opln'
ion the exlgenclcs OF the public service will not Jus
tify waiting for advertisement and award"
A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
BENJAMIN s. Richards TO the active list OF the
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np rHR uNIrHp STATES
400 OFFICIAL. o az
Laws Of United States
10 EpuBL1suED BY AuruoRITY.l
AN ACT in relation to certain Territorial PcnIten'
tllries.
Approved January 10. ISL

-
Be Il enacted by the Sesdis and House q. Represeht-
aiires d tLs united &ates Of Anericd' ~ Congress
assembled, = -,
That the penItentiary which has been, or may
hereafter he erected BY the United States In any OF
r,niyeI Territory thereof. shall. when the same Is
ready for the reception Of c~onvicts, be placed under
The care and control Of the Marshal OF the United
States for the Territory or District In which such
pcnltentIary may De situate.
See. .. And be II further enacted. Thatit u hereby
made the duty OF the Attorney General OF the UNI
ted States to prescribe all needful rules and regula.
tons for the government OF such. penitentlary, anu
the Marshal having charge thereof shall cause Them
10 be duy and faithfully executed and obeyed. The
reasonable compensation OF such Marshal and OF his
deputies Tor thrlr services under this Act anu saiu
regulations shall be fixed by the Attorney uencrai,
and Il and the expense incident to the subsistence
AM employment Of offenders against the laws OF the
sentenced to imprisonment In such penltentlary,
shall be chargeablc on and payable out OF the iund
for deIraylng the expenses OF suits In which the
United States are concerned. and OF prosecutions Tor
oaenses committed against the United States; pro-
Ilded, that this Act shall not be construed TO In
CREASE the maximum compensation now allowed by
law to those officers.
Sec. J. And be II further enacted. That any person
convicted by a court OF competent Jurisdiction In q
Territory for a violation OF the laws thereof, and
sentenced to Imprisonment, may, at the cost OF such
Territory, on such terms and conditions rs may be
prescribed by such rules and regulations, be IT.
ceived. SubsiSted and employed In such peniteniiary
during the term OF his or her Imprisonment, In the
same manner as II he or she had been convicted OF
an offense against the laws Of the United States.
JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error In the
enrolment OF the law In relation to pay Of Grand
and Petit Jurors,
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Approved December %, lsT0.


Be Il enacted By The Senate and House Of Rcpre,ent
attire, n Che United States Of Ameried in Con0reis
assembled,
That 10 much Of section twenty.onc Of the Act 10
reduce internal taxes, and for other purposes, mp.
proved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sew
enty. as relates TO sugar, be amended 30 THAT Il
will =
On all sugar not above number seven, Dutch
standard In color. one and three-quartcr cents per
pound. .... # .-r-
On all sugar above number seven. and not above
number ten, Dutch standard In color, two cents per
on all sugar above number ten. and not above
number thirteen, Dutch standard In color. two and
onc-Quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number thirteen, and not above
number sixteen, Dutch standard In color. two and
three quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number sixteen, and not above
number twenty. Dutch standard In color, three and
one.Quarter cents per pound.
; 0nall.s sugar above number twenty. Dutch stand
powdered and graduated sugar, four cents per
pound; provided, that the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury shall, by regulation, prescribe and require that
samples from packages Of sugar shall be taken by
the proper officers. In such manner as TO ascertain
the true quality VI such sugar: ant, the weights Of
sugar Imported In casks or boxes shall be marked
distinctly by the custOm.house weigher. by scoring
the figures indelibly on each package; and provided
further, that all slrup OF sugar, cane juice, meladA.
mcladn, or concentrated molnsses, en-
tered under the name OF molasses. shall he forfeited
to the United States.
IPublIc-So. 1851
ACT TO amend existing laws relating to internal
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SECTIONS. And he II further enacted, that when
ever, by priority Of possession, rights To- the use of
water for mining agricultural. manufacturing or
other purposes have vestcd aud accrued. and the
Ninc are recognized and acknowledged BY the local
sers and owners Of such vested rights shall be main.
tained and protected In the same: and the right OF
way for the construction OF bitches and canals for
confirmed. Provided, however, that whenever. alter
the passage Of this Act, any person or persons snhIi,
IN the construction OF any ditch or canal. muir or
damage the POSSESSION or any scttler on the pupnc
domain, the party committing such injury o. daiIlaee
shall be liable to the party injured TOT sneh it1uryor
.IaEnaua ... o. o..
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tPubllc-No. 1851
AN ACT 10 construe certain acts therein cited, In
rulniLAn In nnN.Lnn.

That neither the act Of July tgenty-hth, eighteen
hundred and sIxty-Six. entitled IAN act increasing
the Pensions OF widows AMI orphans, and for other
PURPOSES" nor the act OF July twenty-sevcnth
eighteen hundred and -sNy-eight. entitled 4 act
relating TO PENSIONS shall be 30 construed as to IN
erase the amount directed to Dc paid In any special
act or Congress granting a pension: nor shall said
acts be construed so a. TO reduce the same when.
ever such act fixes definitely the amount Of pension
20 which the person therein named shall be entitled,
IN excess Of the rate fixed by general law for the
IlnNlh rcsnect to which such special pensions may
nave uecn or may hereafter bc granted.
sec: = And be II further enacted, That this act
SnaIi nave the effect TO restore to the persons affected
hereby any sums heretofore withheld ftor them BIZ
thr construction hercinbetore prohibited
That the port OF eutry OF the coIlectJnn ,IIs,rIr, of
st. Marks, In the State OF Florida. be, and the same
Is hereby removed nom the town OF 81. Marks 10
the town OF Cedar Keys In said d~istrict. anI ths sail
town OF 81. Marks Is hereby male and declared ~
be a port OF delivery In said district.
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Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represet
dtires n The UEited States J hmericd ia CoH0ress
assembled, #.....0.
That the jurisdiction over the place purchased for
Volunteer Soldiers" under and by virtue OF the Act
OF Congress OF March thru. eighteen hundred and
entitled IAN Act 10 incorporate u Ma.
ti0nal Military and Naval Asylum for the rcllef, OF
the totally disabled officers and men Of the volun.
tecr forces Of the Cnitrtl States" and the Act Of
March twcnty-ilrst. eighteen hundred and ~slxty-slX.
aniendhtOry thereto. and upon which said asylum IL
located, Il hereby cetled TO the State Of Ohio and re.
linquishcd by the United States. And the United
States shall claim or exercise no Jurisdiction over
said place after the passage OF this Act; provided.
that nothing contained In this Act shall be construed
to impair the powers and rights heretofore conferred
upon the Board Of Managers Of the National Asy-
lum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Incorporated
under said Act. In and over said territory. .
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De II endcied bv the Senate and Hou,e Of Represent.
diirts Of The United States Of AmerieG IN C0ngrss,
assembled .. ...... ...,.
That there shall not he assessed or collected, under
or BY virtue Of section fur Of nn act approved
March thIrty.0ne, eighteen hundred and slxty-cigllt,
entitled A act to exempt certain manufacturer
from Internal tax. and for other purposes" any In.
those engaged In smoking hams. curing meats, or
others known as In the provision trade. M manufac.
turers within the meaning Of tie sAid section; md II
any such tax shall have been hso ised, but not COL
lcctci, the same Is hereby rcmitted.
[Public-So. ISL
AN ACT 10 extend the provisions Of the prc-emp-
ton laws 10 the Territory Of Colorado. and for
other PURPOSES.
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Approved July II, $50.

BE IL enacted BY The Senate aud NouIs " Rrpresenf.
dtires q The United SiaseI qJ america IN COngress
assembled
In tho year eighteen hundred and ldftySIx, to the
State OF Louisiana, TO all In the construction OF the
New Orleans, Opel0usas, and Great Western Rail.
by the said Stale uhdpr said grant, which has cN-
pircd by Limitation, or by act OF Congress since the
United States, and these lands shall hereafter be dis
posed OF as other public lands Of the United States.
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Be u enacted by the Senate aud HouIc Of Reprsssnt.
atires ofihe United States Of America in Congrep

Be u enacted by tie Senate aud HouIc Of Repr,s,nt.
dtirss ofthe United Siatei Of Ameried IN CongTes'
assembled.
That the privileges Of the act OF May thirticth.
eighteen hundred and sixty-twO. entitled IAN act
10 reduce the expenses Of the survey and sale Of the
public lands In the United States" be and the SINE
are hereby extended 10 Colorado; and the provlso
Of the irst section Of the act approved June second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-twO, entitled IAN net
10 establish u land Office In the Territory Of COlora.
do, ani for other purposes" Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, That nothing IN
the act OF Congress approved March twenty.seven,
eighteen hundred anil f~nty.iOur, entitled IAN act
for the relief Of settlers OH lands reserved for railroad
purdoses." shall be construed 10 relieve such ~settlcrs
rom the obligation TO file tho proper notices OF their
claims as In other cases, md al claimants Of pre-
emptiOn rights shall hereafter. when no shorter pc
Rod Of time II now prescribed by law, make the
proper proof and payment for the lands claimed,
within eighteen months Afier the date prescribed for
fling their dcclartory notices shall have expired
provided, that where said date shall have elapsed
before the passage OF this act, sud pre-emptOrs shall
have one year after the passage hereof In which TO
make such proof aud payment. ID e.. -
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Re,olred BIZ the Senate and IfotIe Of Representa-.
tires Of the Uaited Slater Of America IN CoHgrcss
assembled,
That tho President OF the United States be and is
hereby authorized to cause 10 be stationed at the
port Of New York. AMI the ports Of Boston and
Philadelphia. II the same can be. done without In
JuJy.to the public service, one or more Of our naval
vessels. to be there held In readiness. TO receive on
board for transportation snch supplies rs may be
furnished by the people Of the United States for the
destitute and. suffering people Of France and Ger.
many. .". HF"... H|..... 1850. .. 10.
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De u rcsolred by the Senate and Rouscof ReprHsni.
atires O the UHited Satu Of An'rricd ~ C0n9rcs,
assembled. 80. - 20
That the President, n he shall deem II cxpcdient,
be and hereby Is authorized TO permit William l..
uanscoIn, late naval constructor Of the navy Of the
United States, 10 withdrawals resignation OF that
Office, which was accepted by the Department Of
the Navy. January inth. eighteen hundred and
sixty.six, and to ~rcinstate the said llanscom In the
office OF naval constructor; provided, however. that
no pay. emolunlents. or compensation In any form
shall be allowed or paid under authority OF this rcs.
olutIon, except such as may become due under the
laws for services which may be rendered from and
afler the time whentho said HHnsconl shall have
pccn reInstntcl by order Of the Prcsilent.