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BY the President Of the United States Of America.
=. ~ PR0CLAMATION.

WHEREAS, BY the proclamation OF the President
OF the United States OF the twelfth day OF June last,
the lcyying OF dlscriminAting duties on MERCHANDISE
imported into the United States In French vessels
from the countries Of Its origin was discontinued;
And whereas, satisfactory Information has since
been received by ME that the levying Of such duties
on all merchandise imported into France In vessels
Of the United States. whether from the countries OF
It's origin or from other countries. has been diseon.
tinued.
Now, therefore, !. Ulysses s.. Grant. President OF
the United States OF America, by virtue OF the au.
thority vested IN ME by an act OF Congress or the
seventh day OF January, one thousand eight hun.
drcd and twenty-four, and by an act In addition
thereto OF the twenty-fourth day Of May. one thou
sand eight hundred and twcnty-clght. do hereby de-
clare and proclaim tiat On and after this date. 10
long as merchandise Imported into France In vessels
OF tho United States, whether nom the countries OF
It's origin or from other countries, shall be admitted
into the ports OF France on the terms Aforesaid, the
discriminating duties heretofore levied upon lncr-
chandise imported Into the United states In French
vessels, either from the countries OF It's origin or
from any other country, shall be, and are, dlscon-
tinued aud abolished.
In testimony whereof. I have hercunto set my
hand. and caused the seal OF the United States TO be
afnxed. d.. ....
Done at the city OF Washington. this twentieth
IL. 81 day Of November, In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.nlnc, and
OF the Independence Of The United States OF
America the ninety-iourth. L. S. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON Fish, Secretary Of State.
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Rcsolred by the Senate and Hoins Of Repreieuta.
tires q, the Unied &ata Of America IN Con0ren
That the President Of the United States be author.
lied 10 appoint three commissioners, and also q sec.
Rotary. the latter to be versed in the English and
Spanish languages. 70 proceed 70 INC island OF san
commissioners may deem necessary. and there 10
inquire into. ascertain and report the political state
probable number OF Inhabitants, and the desire and
disposition Of the people OF the said rcdubllc to be-
come annexed to and form part OF the people OF the
dltion Of the said people, and their general condition
as to material wealth and Industrial capacity; tho
resources Of tho country It's mineral and s%srieultu.
the general character OF the soil; the extent and
proportion thereof capable Of cultivation; the ell
mate and health OF me county; Us BAYS; nSiG SnS
the existence and frequency OF remarkAbh meteoro.
logical phenomena: the, debt OF the uovernment
and It's obligations, whether funde'. and ascertAined
and admitted, or unadlusted ahd under discussion;
treaties or engagements with other powers; extent
OF boundaries and territory - what proportion Is
covered by foreign claimants or by grants or con-
cessions, and generally what concessions or fran
chises have been granted, with the names Of the re-
sneetive grantees; the terms and eondliions on
annexed to and become part Of the United States Us
one OF the Territories thereof; such other inforna-
ritories as 10 The said commissioners shall seem de
sIrAble or important with reference 10 the future In
corporation OF the said Domican republic Into the
United States rs one Of It's Territories.
Sec. 2. And be It further resolved. That the said
commissioners shall. as soon as conveniently may
be, report 10 the President OF the United States. who
Sec :. Ind he It further resolved. That the said
commissioners shall serve without compensation. ex'
ssp, THO gSym csnI Of ey lS : 81 and soa,, 1ne sSSn p 1SS
Secretary Of State, with the approval Of tho Prcsi.
dent: provided, that nothing In these resolutions
e%ontained shcll Gs he'll, gSden na1CS % or . SSnstTisd Ia IS
territory Of said republic OF Dominica,
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tApproved January %, ls7l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION for the restoration Of Cap
tain Dominick Lynch, OF the United States Navy,
TO the active list from the reserved list,
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~ NJ
BY the President OF the United States OF America.
= - r1ITIA PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance Of the provisions OF tho act OF Con-
greNS approved April 10th, 1865, ] hereby designate
Tuesday, the thirtieth day OF November, 1853. as the
time for submitting the constitution adopted by the
convention which met in huttin. Texas, on the M.
tcenth day OF June, TO the voters OF said State. reg
istered n the date of such submission, Wiz:
direct the vote to be taken upon the said constl-
tuition in the following manner, viz:
Each voter favoring the ratification Of the constl-
tuition, as adopted by the convention OF the fifteenth
OF june. 1868. shall express his Judgment by voting
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION.
Each voter fayoring tho rejection OF the constitu'
ton, shall express his Judgment by voting
AGAINST TIE CONSTITUTION.
In testimony whereof, i have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States TO be
mixed. "
Done at the city OF Washington, this fifteenth day
f.. g.. OF July. In the year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-nine. and OF the In
dependence OF the United States OF America the
ninety-fourth. l. :. CRAM.
By the President:
HAMILTON FBH, Secretary OF State.
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Re- m, pre,,acn, Of ne sG United III State. OF America.
pR0pI

by III ChluCI vi ~ bUltth aNkN VI
'H' -, 4 PROCLAMATION. ,
WHEREAS satisfactory evidence has been received
by INC from his Majesty the Emperor OF France.
through the Count Faverney, his Charge d'Anaires.
that on and AFTER this date the discriminating duties
heretofore levied In French ports upon merchandise
Imported from the countries Of It's origin In vessels
OF the United States are TO be discontinued and absl'
ished.
Now, therefore, /, U. g.. Grant, President Of the
United States Of America. by virtue Of the authority
vested 10 me by an act Of Congress Of the Ith day OF
January, 1924, and by an act In. addition thereto Of
the Path day or May, 1928. do hereby declare and
proclaim that on and after this date. so long as mer-
chnndise Imported from countries OF It's origin Into
French ports In vessels belonging to citizens OF the
United States IA admitted Into French ports on the
terms aforesaid, the discriminating duties heretofore
levied upon merchandise imported from the coun.
tries Of is origin Into ports Of the United States IN
French vessels shall be, and arc hereby, discontinued
In tcStimony whereof, / have hercunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States to be
Affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this twelfth day Of
r., g. juno, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred anil sixty-nlnc, and OF the independ-
cnce OF the United States Of America ne ninety
third. u. 81 uhhNl'
By the President /:
HANILroN FISH, Secretary OF State.
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TApproved January 10, lsI.]

. RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration o
Benjamin s. Richards 10 the active List OF tn
Navy.
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AN ACT to enlarge the Jurisdiction OF the Probate
Courts In Idaho Territory.
tApproved December u. ls7o.-U.s S. GRAsr.I
IN ACT 10 amend an Act entitled IAN Act 10 au.
thorlze the rcfunding Of the National Debt"

Vice President Of the United States and President
of the Senate. .f- H. .
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OF the Board OF Trustees. lie shall keep oil
accurate and full account OF all receipts and
Disbursements, and furnish the Board o full
statement OF the same whenever required, and
his books shall DO kept posted and subject to
the examination OF any member OF tho Board.
All warrants and orders drawn on the Treasurer
shall specifically show on their face for what
service or indebtedness they arc drawn, and on
what fund, and shall be paid In the regular
order OF registration on tho Trrasurer's books.
Lhc Treasurer shall perform such other duties
a. may be prescribed by ordinance or resolution
Of the Beard. 90
Sec. q. The Board of Trustees shall make
suitable provision from time to time for the
assessment aud collection Of taxes and licenses.
and all other revenue due or to become duo to
said =. Town Of Gold Hill" and the person or
persons charged with the collection Of such rev.
enuc shall pay all moneys by him or them col;
lccted, after deducting the percentage allowed
by ordinance or resolution for collection. atleast
once In each week to the Treasurer. The time
and manner OF assessing and collecting shall be
such as the Board Of Trustees may by ordinance
prescribe. -
and Ale all papers Belonging TO tho town In his
oficc. under appropriate heads, attend all meet
Ings OF the Board Of Trustees. and keep an
accurate journal Of their proceedings, including
o record OF all ordinances, bylaws or rcsolu:
tions pssssd or adopted by thcm, which journal
shalL after approval at each meeting, be signed
by the President OF the Board. He shall also
countcrsign and mix tho corporate seal to all
bonds or warrants issued In pursuance OF the
ordinances or resolutions OF the Board. and no
shall number and couatersigu all licenses, which
licenses shall DC printed. showing on :heir face
the class OF license, with marginal stubs at
tached, and stitched together iE books. each
book containing an equal number and 81 one
class only. He shall be the custodian OF tho
blank licenses, aud shall deliver from time 70
time such number thereof, tt the person author
izt to collect license. as the Board may direct,
Charging him, Herewith Ct their face or repro
sentative value. and giving him credit at tho
same rate for so many thereof only Is be may
return at time OF settlement OF his account.
Clerk sha1 alss keep an accurate account Of
all bonds Issued and ali warrants and orders
drawn on the Treasurer, in euch manner that
the Board can 1t any time readily ascertain the
actual outstanding Indebtedness; and perform
such other duties as, may be required BY the
Board sfs
Sec. %. Upon the passage OF ordinances, or Of
any resolution appropriating money, aboltshinG
licenses, or increasing or reducing the rates or
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hITRRARY NOTF \,

Mark Twain threatens to cesee writing perio-
Ideally lie says trying to Nh < how he shall
be funny at certain fsts, * very melancholy:
Keeps him awake a. night nromnts him 10
commit suici.s, run FOR Gnp ,ress. or describe in
eriut iss, rsminiscsnoes distinguished men
xaase funeral he has a. the Measure Of At
tending. With inc t1lnl number of the GALAXY
i Is therefore nndsiSesoc that he will make his
bow, and retire. I'm I ais field of his triumpbs.
German le-..assfs It $40 an evening. Il is
proposed :simaSrt ?. 'ot of the best and get up
"cOrnsa S. atat vi 4 compel Cough, Anna Dick
insan Ct a. 10 go short
&Ossrs. POtt & Amery, . Cooper Union, soil
~ subscripti ons to the " Collected Works of the
Rev. Milo NIahsR, Nd, late Rector Of St. Psul's
Church, Baltimo.s. - edi ed by the Rev John H.
Hopkins,Jr. TA9 work will be in three volumes,
costing Ten ,Olisrs the first containing DR..
Nlshsr,s, ~-S5uech His tory" continued beyond
the p4hiolwhich ii res ched in the edition already
ranlisbei; the second, his work on Mystic Num-
beTs, with memoir Of the author; and the third
ais miscellaneous 'sritings.
Some wonder is expires sed whether it was not
an Irishman who wrote this in a recent 0reT-
land Monthly: a." For such a man as the late
Col. Baker 10 write so atrocious q SANDER as
this, was an act of 5uch base ingrstitude that
the fact Of his ne ger having written it csp
hardly be accepted as sufficient justification
Almost as good as this is sentence in 10 -,
recently written by the president of enc + q,
American cole ses, wherein be solemnly .ssor
that our wo Id is not now, and ha. NJ -.
ascene Of Pc rpetusl calm and neyer-s It..
shine
Londoa pspers maTntsfn a live ,...:-
the question Of the prsn1neistic =.
servatives are opposed to rl~r =
and / made familiar b. :,
throughout the world tn
long a, and as longa. -, -
for n comple;e aising -.
an'oHs ne would adopt the Il
iAn P,'"1 / call the gre At Roman o
tor Cheecher0, vhlf -:
Rikero ID the prop o,,,.s
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Orleans County Court, it happened that MAT
tocks was employed to defend. On trial. whsh
Msttocks was about closing his argument, ne
turned, as usual. upon his opposing lswyer,en .
designing TO annihilate his influence vita INC
jury, began to ridicule him. Said he, eon'emp-
tuously, " This Baxter Who is heE ne q
little dried-up fellow, who brought his nrs'
case in this court but short time since ~1
employed to defend, and, when he heard OF II,
he came clear down to Peacbam to see me aoou,
it, told me it WAS his first case, and II ne couiu
mansee to win his reputation would be establish
ed. He even attempted to bride me BY Offering
me a guinea if l would neglect the interest OF
nv client, and let him win the case" Then
looking around TO Baxter, he said familiarity,
az You remember it. don't you, Baxter ~ After
cycling him moment, Baxter deliberately and
contemptuousy replied, remember, Do
well. you took the guinea - This was sumner.
Court, bar and jury roared with laughter, at the
expense Of Mattocks, who went home, having
lost his case and suffered Notifying defeat at
his own game of Safeguarding. - Lyndon
TTufoD
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Thr Curse of O,ISelleY.

IL. Curse of O'Kelley'' is often alluded to.
vet very nauy have not yet read H. Csrmac
O'Kelley, tie celebrated Irish harper, went to
DubersIie, in the county Of Cork, where his
watch was pifer,d from his fob. This so reused
his ire. that he celebrated the people in the fol-
lowing uuexsmpled string Of curses
Alas h W dismal is my tale,
lost my watch in Doneraile-
Ny Dublin watcn, my chain and soa,
FILTERED at once in DOneraile;
May fire and birthstone never fail
To iali IN showers on Donerale;
May all the ieading fends assan
The thieviug town Of Donerailc;
As hzhtnings fash across tbs vale,
So down o he'll with nOueraile;
The tate If Pompey at Pharsalr,
BE that the curse of Doneraile;
May heel OF mutton, amb or yoll,
BE never found in Doneraile
But garlic soup and scuryy kale
he still the food for d lneraile
Ana forward as the creeping snail,
TIL industry he at DOneraile
May Heavens chosen curse entail
On ragge 3, rotten Doneraie.
May sun aud moon forever fail
To beam their ights on Donefaiie;
May every pestientai gale
Blast that cursed spot called Doneraile;
May sweet cuckoo thrush, or quail
BE ever heard in DOnsraile;
May patriots, kings, and common veal
Despssa and harass Doneraile;
May every post, gazette, and mail
Sad UdlnEs hrlng OF tOlerale;
May vengeance fall on head and tail,
From north TO south in Doneraile,
May profit small and tardy sale.
Still damp the trade Of Doneraile
May fame resOund a dismal tale,
Where'er she lights on DOneraiie
May Egypts plaques at once prevail
To thin the knaves at Doneraue ,
May frost and snow, and sleet and hail'
Benumb each joint in Doneraile
May wolves and blood hounds trace and trail
The cursed crew at DOneraile;
May Oscar with its merry hall,
To atoms thrash all Doneraie;
Nav every NJ schief fresh and stale
Nav all from Belfast TO kinsale
Scot curse and damn you, Doneraue;
Nav neither flour nor oatmeal,
Be iound or known in Doneraile
NAV want and woe each Joy curtail.
That ever WAS known 10 Doneraile
MAY I'D one coffin want nail,
That WIZ ps a rogue in DOneraile;
May all the rogues that rob and steal,
The gallows meet in Doneraile;
May mischief big as a Norway whale,
O'erwhelm the knaves in Doneraile;
Nav curses whole and by retail,
Pour with full ioTce on Doneralle
Nav every transport won't 10 sail,
convict bring from DOneraile;
May every churn and milkingpail
Fall Dry TO slaves In DOneraile,
May cold and hunger still CONCEAL
. he stagnant blood Of Donerale;
May eyery hour woes reveal
That hell reserves for Doneraile.
May every chosen i'll prevail
Der the imps OF D0neraile;
May tn Inluisit'on straight impals
The rapparees of bonerai G;
Nav curses Ct Sodom now prevail,
And sink 20 ashes Doneraile;
May CharoH's boat triumphant sail
Completely manned from Duneraile
on may my couplet never fail
To find new curse for Doneratle;
And may grim Piuto's inner jail
Fore -er groan with Doneraile
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