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An ACT to pay two Companies of Oregon volur
taPrS-

BE IL enacted By the Senate aud House Of Repcscni.
a'ir.s q the CHited STATES ~ America ~ Congress
assembled.
That the Act OF Cong css entitled An Act TO au-
thOrIzc the Secretary OF War to settle AMI adjust the
expenses Of the Rogue River Indian War. approved
the seventeenth Of July. eighteen hundred and my
four, hc, and the same Is hereby extended TO the two
companies Oi Oregon volunteers, commanded by
Captains Jesse Walker and Nathan ulney. called
into service TO suppress Indian h~ostllitleS In Oregon
In elsh;ccn hundred AMI tfty.four.
J.. q, BLAINE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-14
Approved February I6. ISL,

A RESOLUTION for the relief OF Lieutenant Com
mander John N. Quackenbush.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-14
Approved February II, 1871.

JOINT RESOLUTION In favor Of Joshua Bishop.
late Lieutenant Commander United States Navy.
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lPnUnc-NO. lIH.l
An ACT to annnl q portion OF a certain statute Of
the Territory Of New Mexico. and for other pur-

That the following recltcd portion Of D statute Of
the Territory OF New Mexico. approved February
second, eighteen hundresl and slNty-iive. Wig: And
no writ Of execution shall on any account be exc
cutel on the real estate o; any person, II there be no
mortgage male by the husband and wife owning the
said property. and the mortgage must have been eN-
ecute,i with all the fOrnIalitieS required by law DC,
AMI the same Is hereby diSappruved aud declared
null and void provided, that there shall be exempt
from levy AMI forced sale under any process or orler
from any court Of law or equity In said Territory the
lot or parcel Of ground and the buildings thereon oc-
Cup!ei a. a residence anu owned by the debtor, be-
In: a householder and having q family, to the value
or one thousand dollars. And II. In the opinion OF
the creditors. the premises claimed by such debtor
lars, then II shall BE- lawful for the officer to adver-
tiSc and sell the said premises, and ont OF the pro-
cre,ls Of such sale to pay such execution debtor the
SAIL sum of one thousand dollars, which shall be cN.
vmpt from execution Tor one year thereafter. and
apply the balance on said execution: AMI provided
further, that 10 sale shall be male unless u greater
sum than one thousand dollars shall be bid for said
premises.
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OF The UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL.
Laws 0fthe United States,
PASSED 1T II
Third Aessiou Of the XlIst Congress
tPUBLIsHED BY AUTHoRTTY.l
IApproved January 10. lSsl.l

AN ACT In relation to certain Territorial Penlten-
tiaries.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to extend the benefit Of the
Act establishing the National Asylum for disabled
volunteer soldiers TO the disabled soldiers and sail.
ors OF the war Of eighteen hundred and tw Give
and the Mexican war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-14

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled IAN Act to re-
duce Internal taxes, and for other purposes" ap.
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
spvantv
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TFubUC KVNOIUtTOn- No. N.T
A RESOLUTION to regulate the effect OF a vote o
the thanks OF Congress upon pronot on In thu
Navy.

That a vote Of thanks BY Congress to any officer
of the navy shall be held to effect lafiectl such OIL
Ger only; amt when a. an incident thereof an officer
who would otherwise he retired has been or Is re-
talnel on the active list, such retention shall not In.
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cancy Occasionel by the final retirement. death. res
IgnatiOn or dismissal OF En officer who has received
a vote OF thanks, unless the number OF officers len
In the grale where the vacancy occurs shall be less
than the number authorized by law.
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Approved July II. 1870.

Public Resolutlon-Eo ST.
ARESOLUTI0N In reGari 20 grading the ~streetsl In
the vicinity OF The Capitol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-14
Approved July 7, 1870,

(Public-No. 1851
AN ACT to establish an additional land district 10
the State OF Kansas.
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Approyed December Is. $50.

AN ACT granting to the Utah Central Railroad
Company a right Of way through the public lands
for the construction Of u railroad and telegraph.
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Approved July !. lS7O.l

L lPuDIc-N0. lU.J ~ IL
AN ACT In relation 10 certain unsold land In %
counties Of Porter and Lake. IN the State OF Ind
AUQ,
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[Approved January 10. ls7l.l

A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
Benjamin $. Richards to the active list OF the
NAVY
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Approved December y. ls1O.I

JOINT RESOLUTION TO correct an error In tn
enrolment Of the law In relation to pay OF Gram
aud Petit Jurors.
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the business of the Company find it impossible 10
PERSUADE b-ys. who frequent tue teTmIni and stop
p.Lr places IF the rad from climbing upon the
tats aud engines: ana they VIII feel themselves
Obliged to resort to Tlcre decided measures if these
ar,oyances are continued. Recent accidents,
~.,cr are wholly ascribahle to the careiessness OF
y~rsoEs ia jumping on and off the cars when in
..J,fon, should be warning enough in themselves.
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August 10. 1870. If
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

CAUSE OF SUDDEN DEArH.-Very
few of the sudden deaths which are
said to arise from ''disease of the hearts
do really arise from that cause. 10
ascertain the real origin of sudden
deaths, experiments have been tried
in Europe, and reported to scientific
congr SIS held at Strasbourg: Sixty
six eases of snsldeD death were made
the subject of a thorough pOst-mor-
TEN examination in these cas; =, only
two were found who had died from,
disease of the heart. Nine out of the
sixty-six had died from apOplexy.
while there were f0rty-six cases OF
congestion of the lungs that is, the
lungs were SD fill of blood they could
not work, there not being room enough
for IA sufficient quantity of air to en-
ter to support life. The causes that
produce congestion Of the lungs are
cold feet, tight clothing, costive bowels
Sitting still chilled after heing warmed
with labor or Il rapid walk, going too
suddenly from ii close, heated room
into the cold mir, especially after speak
lng,and sudden depressing news opera
ting on the blood. The causes of sud-
den death being known, an avoidance
OF them may serve to lcngthen many
valuable lives, which would otherwise
lie lost under the verdict of '.lieart
complaint That disease is supposed
to he inevitable and inrnr,ble; hence
many may not take the pains they
wonld to avoid sudden death, il they
knew it lay i'll their power.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
(Name changed from La State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, La
Founded and Supported by tie State Of
Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,

NINTH SESSION,
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will continue ten Haii'is
ACADEMIC BOARD
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usually taught in he bust Colleges aud
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ADMISSION
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lalnhce February list; or by accepted
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Payments ma, be made through the Canal
or Citizens Hank
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session and charged from, dato of entrance
DISCIPLINE,
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Cloth, to he had at the institution ut .
cost ST $50 90 per suit.
For further Information, address,
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To- Office of the University. in New Or
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TtHEY will also send The Western Home
l. with amy tii>t-clas> Magazine, upon
receipt of subscription price of s,,ch n,aga-s
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and get The Western Home free.
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scribers to The Western Home before Feb.
rnary LIST. IS7l, will be sent u Piano, car a
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The LA4EsE.

LILLE, Jan. "A battle fought by
the Army of the North resulted in a
great victory for the French. Gen.
FaidIierhe reports the villages of
Bapaume and Dehaigns destroyed.
Railway travel between Lille and
Cambrail has been restored. The
Fortress of Peronne is nearly destroy
5 ed, but still holds out.
HAvRE, Jan. 4. 5 P.aM.-The Prus-
slams in force attacked the French on
the left bank of the Seine to-day.
The result is unknown. No particu
lars given.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-The cable re-
ports great activity IN the French ar
mics, and Bourhaki en- route 10 form Il
junction with the Army of the North.
The PrnssiaDs were surprised at
Balbec, and the garrisons of three out
posts captured.
Cotton has declined I-I9@t.
Sterling is steady.
Liverpool advices report cotton dull.
Spot Orleans is quoted ut Sid; now
shipping Sd.
WASHINGTON Jan. 5.-Lewis E.
Parsons, of Alabama, is here, actively
boring members of Congress to pass II
bill to put that State again into the
slough of reconstruction. He also in
vokes the aid Of Congress oSretain
Warner, the unsuccessful candidate for
the q. s. Senate from Alabama, in his
seat.
Parsons has also written long let
ter to the President, in which he re-
cites list of ku Klux outrages COM
mitted in Alabama, with the view OF
inducing his Excellency to send a spe-
cial message to Congress, recommends
ing reconstruction in Alabama and the
other Southern States.
According to the Parsons arithmetic,
twenty five Ku-Klux murders were
committed in Green county, Ala.
alone.
a delegation of siiipowners from
New Bedford appeared before the
House Committee on Foreign Relations
to-day, to urge upon the committee
the adoption of the policy recommend
ell by the President in his annual mes
sage i'll relation to the owners of the
shipping destroyed by the Alabama.
They stated that the shipowncrs of
New Bedford lost S5,000,D00 of the
Si5,000,00O of prosperity demolished
By that famous cruiser.
Gen. Banks. admits that the San
Domingo question cannot be disposed
OF at this session of Congress, as the
Commissioners viii not now be able to
go TO San Domingo and return before
the end of the session. This virtually
defeats the annexation scheme, as it
Is conceded that 40 measure of the
END will be entertained by the next
Congress.
The Cincinnati Commercial pub
fishes letter from 0ryilie Grant to the
PRESIDENT, charging Gen. Bloomfield,
Supervisor OF Illinois, with connivance
ct fraud.
0ryille Grant admits he was APP
preached in confidence with corrupt
propositions both regarding whiskey
frauds and Cuban recognition.
orYilie says: Il have gained my
Ahowledge of the whole affair in the
Ssss eeasdsaee,. and ~ tsl In I
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ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE.
TIME FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF

Il the Alexandria Institute for voting
ladies, will Commence on the First Mon.
day of September next. The large in
Principal. Mrs. q a. Garfield to secure
the services vt All able corls of teachers:
and to offer to parents the assurance that
their children cali receive at liorne every
advantage Of education which the most
expressive schools of other States or Par
is,es could afford them; and also avoid
the dangers and temptations too often at
tendaut on prolonged absence from the
protecting and s;thctif, ing Influences of
home. Mis-. Garfield hopes that the pub
Time to support an Institution so essen
tiai to the well-being and prospe,ity Of tho
Parish. and which has been SO long need.
ed in Onr community,
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tanned an unpnrrhased prc-eniinence.
which nro;.onmces them nmequafed. Their
TONE
combines great pnwer, sweetness and fms
singing quality. rs we'll as great pnri, #
ihtosaiiaH, and sweetness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant anil elastic. and entirely free from
the Stiffness fOnnd III SO many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
.hcy are n,raral,.d. msng none hnt the
yer, hest Seasoned material the large CAPT
tai employed IN onr business enabling rs
10 keep continually an immense stock . 4
lumber, Sc, az lsahd.
s:g All or SQUIRE PIANOS have
or New lnnr"ve'; OverstrHnS Scale aud
r,ir -1GR4FFE TliEBLE.
s4r We would call special attention to
onr late improvements in GRdNU PHI
nos and SQUARE GR.iNDS, Patented
ugust i4th. lsti6s which hiring the Piano
arar.r perfection than has yet been ale
t.,inrtl.
Every Piano fully Warranted for 5 Years.
We have ina., nrran sr,nents for ths
Sole Ifholesale .iSency for the inost Cslr-
hra.ea PiRL3K ORG ms and lHEL0.
DEONS, which We offer Wholesale ard
Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices.
WM. KNANE g. co,
Dee. 81, 1S70-6in. Baltimore, Nd.
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am betrayins that confidence and the
only apology | can make for doing Il
man SO great an act OF injustice is, that
my duty to you is stronger than my
word or confidence to one who is in
stlumental in defrauding the Govern
meut and running your reputation, for
all the frauds of your appointees fall
upon you and the party"
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The SUI
preme Court, IN the case of the people
VS.. Brady, reversed the decision of the
lower court and ordered new trial,
on the ground that the defendant was
convicted by Chinese testimony, under
the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments. The court holds that the
amendments cannot affect, and do not
abrogate or annul State laws regula
ting practice in courts of law.
Judge Rhodes, Democrat, alone dis
sents.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The French Army
of the North has returned to its en-
campment near Royelles. After the
battle of the 3D., Gen. Faidherbe, i'll
disorder of the day, says: "soldiers-
In the battle of Port Noyell, you
victoriously held your position. At
Bapaume, You carried all the positions
of the enemy. This time he will not
deny your victory. By your valor and
consistency you have deserved we'll OF
your country. As soon as we have
obtained provisions and ammunition,
we will continue operations.
WASHINGTON, January This
mornings Patriot states that at con-
ference invited by the President him.
self, Mr.. Greeley and several other
gentlemen, within the last few days, 1,
new programme for the Radical party
was made up. A special message,
now ready, will promulgate the plan,
which includes the constitution of a
committee to collect evidence against
the Southern people, as ACCUMULATION
for reinaugurating reconstruction
throughout the South.
WASHINGTON, january 7.-Rogers,
of Arkansas, is now addressing the
House on the political condition of that
State. He referred to that passage in
the Presidents Message wherein 1t is
assumed that in some instances the
Judgment of the people had been re-
versed by intimidation and fear.
To this allegation Mr.. Rogers re-
piled, that it applied to Arkansas only
where the Judgment of the people had
been reversed By the Radical Governor
|. and Registrars who refused to permit
any but their friends to vote.
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NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC are hereby cautioned
Il against pm C asnG ar Trading for tw"
'rotcs given by t,e undersigned, dated AT
Alexandria. La, january 9th. 10 9 each
for the snm of Three Hundred Dollars,
with eight per cent. interest thereon from
date, ist.;.ll- to the .,rser of Mrs. Vale
mic Price aad Ernest Valiery: one "f the
said notes WAS payable ni, the First day of
January, 1870, and tie ether Oh the First
day of January, 1871, and scared by
mortgage on certain land in the Parish of
Grant. The consideration for which said
notes Mere given havi..g failed, will nor
pay them tinl..ss compelled by law t" da
So tTHOS. r. SWAFFORD.
January II, IS7l-2t*
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