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Press Convention Postponed.

From the following notice it will
be seen that the Convention OF the
Conservative Press Association of
this State has been postponed by the
President for reasons satisfactory
to him.
ain view of the condition of the
Railroads, and the consequent i'm
possibility of securing a general at
tendenco on the date for the annual
melting as heretofore advertised,
the same is postponed till the LIST
Teusday, the 9th day of June, when
the meeting will take place mt Wi
mona.
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Around Town.

Last week we we're prevented from
noting our observations around town
blythe crowded state of our columns,
and will necessarily be brief this
week.
The first thing which attracts the
attention Of a stranger in visiting
tSardis, is the number OF churches
in view from almost any OF the streets
leading into town; the first Of which
that comes under our observation is
the Baptist Church, alarge and COM
modiovs house situated in q grove
on Lee street between Main and the
railroad services by Rev. G. 3.
Young on the first and third Sun
days in each month. Rev. Or. ".
Mitchell, Of the Episcopal Church,
ofRciatee in this house on the second
and fourth Sundays in each month
The Methodist Church is q hand.
some new building on the east sid
Of Main street. Since the death B
Rev. A. j. See, the Methodists hav'
had no regular pastor, and they val
hardly find another who can I'll n
place in the pulpit, the social circl'
and the hearts Of the people, no
only Of his own congregation, bu
the whole community. Presiding
Elder, the Rev, Mr. Brooks, coca
sionally ministers q the bereavs'
Congregations The Presbyteria'
Church, q urge, neat, substanti'
building, is situated on the west sid
Of Main strtat IN the southern pal
Of town-terviccs by Dey. D. 4
Doal on the End and 4th Sunday
in each month. The Catholics nay
q church nearly completed on tn
west side of the railroad which VI
DO dedicated in q short time. The
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Courts.

ELDER BE. MANIRE, of the Chris
tan Church, will preach at the Bap-
fist Church in this place Tonight at
early candle hight, and tomorrow at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
Mr.. MANIRE is an educated gem
tleman who knows exactly what to
say and how to say it. We can
safely promise those who go to hear
him a sermon worth listening to and
remembering,
LivBhs-Liver complaints ruin all appetite
for the goodthiugs of this life. DR.. WIN. Bra
ricr's Liver Cordial is the best remedy, and il
is astonishing how soon thcappetite for mullins
rolls returns after its use.
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al fzfs "a ils sta.G hing Nall
a fe isia rrHsffl hsl4y msi aa
.ils ansrs tnaluni 4 iinnrr ace
o. mlraai. si. isasa ms.'t. A.
n az elusiy ihs u.ia ssir seq
hsasy asl ~ sha fissn asi ofsk.
ssfr Overt soi fal olusatm
iamige daneta sris ou DO haiiau
faFus TIE Taaaiaiet'e j. re6
diur lnto Del hauts
Jrn Eruulr-ialiH Hat iu
great VARSITY
HELM 4 HOBGOOD
Attention h called % be chang
In ne arls efS o. gpcneor. l'alk
4 A.hmorc and L. T. Cooper. Ai
Law. Who have M chan
gel their oiiices,o ihis place. Mcssr
Harrison 4 Taylor win open an Of.
fee in Batc-yilIe and one here soon,
and Mcssrs. Miller 4 Miller will, also,
soon he represented at this place.
The removal Of the residences Of
the members Of the bar who own
residences in Pamela to this place, Is
. serious question with them, as
property is worth nothing in Pamela
and the cost OF removal is so grca,
that buildings will be almost a total
loss.
DR. yooaHtEs, Of Memphis, Is the mos, emf
nentofthe Eye and Ear Surgeons Of our stuth
er-land.
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Sale Of Railroad Stock.

Pursuant to an order Of the Chancefy Court
q Pamela county, Mississippi, ] will, on Mon
day the END day OF May 1871, in front Of the
Chanccry Clerks Office, In Sardis, sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash, ten shares Of capital
took In the Miss. h Tenn. Railroad Company.
% SARAH G.. BUTLER, Gdn.
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Picnic.

We learn from the managers Capt.
Parkinson, Haynes, Hall, and 9th
ers, that there will be a picnic aad
fish fry at Beach Springs near
Longtown on Thursday next.
There will be a bran-dance in the
day time, and a dance at the resi-
dence of Mr.. I. G. Wesson at night
An invitation is extended to the
citizens of this community to attend.
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When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical systcrt has become Frustrated,
~ stimulant that will NOD only strengthen, but
remove the canse, should be Immediately re-
sorted tn. Mental distress y alsoa fruitful source
OF tho breaking down Of the constitution, and
the ravagcs Of this enemy 10 health are truly
alarming. For all such maladies Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters have bcen found unsurpassed.
by acting directly upon the digestive organs,
they remove the heavy, disagreeablc feeling
after eating, so often complained Of by persons
OF n delicate temperament. As soon as diges-
ton is restored, the patient 6nds his strength
increasing, and his general hcfdth improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that II may be
relied on in all cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedantary habits
The generality of Bitters are so dsagrceable TO
the taste that they arc Objectionable to a weak
stomach. This is not the case with Hostetters
Bitters, which will be found mild aud extreme
ly pleasant. Balsamic plants, barks and roots
contrlbnte their restorative juices to render 1t
soothing and strengthening. It's basis is the
only pure stimulant which lvs ever been pro-
duced, containing no fusii oil, or any other dele
FERROUS element. The most careful and skillful
thtHllsls HiNS hIhil Ltu tHc DlNtNTsl hhu PiO-
nounced them harmless. This Is scientific tes-
timony; but the testimony Of the hundreds Of
thousands who have experienced the proven
tive and curative effects Of the GREAT vsan-
rARLg TONIC and AFFIRMATIVE Of modern times
is still more conclusive. In Fever and Ague,
Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Nervous Complaints,
Chronic Complaints and general debility 1t Il
as nearly infallible as anything in this fallible
world can be.
[From the Madison, (Ark.,) Free Press, D.
ccmber 9Th, 1868.
EChicago Is said to have q temperance society
with 500 members in good standiny. Almos
rs wonderful rs the cures ctiectedtby DR.. Bra
2iers Liver Coldial.
Another fricudlof ours has given his testimony
in favor Of DR.. WIN. Brazior o celebrated Live
Cordial. lilo bought n bottle for his mother
who had been sick all summer, who commen
ced improving and got entirely well beior
using one bottle.
DR.. Brazier's Liver Medicine is the best Live
Regulator known.
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VINE OF LIFE

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Warmers Tiaym Vitae or Wine Of LV1, 10 FREQ
from any, poisonous drugs Or impurities being
prepared for those who require astilnuian'. IL
Is q SPLENDID appetizer and ionic, and tho lnest
thing In the world for purifying the blood. II.
IL the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public, fir superior to brandy
whiskey, wine, bitiers, or any other article. II
Is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and
female, young or old, can take the wine Of
L~ifc.-Itis Ia fact, a life preserver Those who
wish 70 enjoy good health and . irco ilow
lively spirits, will do well 10 iaks tho wine
Life. II IL different from any thing ever be
for in use. 1t Is sold BY druggist, also at M
respectable saloons. Price Coma Dollar In
quart bottles.
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fHB EEKLY PANOLA STAR
SARDIS DIRECTORY
POST OFFICE.

Arrival and departures of mails. Holly
Springs, Chulahoma, Tyro and Pleasant Mount,
mail arrives IL NJ. and departs | ?. N. Monday
and Thursdays. Longtown, Star Place md
Lake Cresswell mail departs Ga NJ. and arrives
:! r. NJ. every Saturday. Daily mails close as
follows going North at ll.30 A NJ. going
South, at ,3op. NJ. aiisopencd fifteen min
utes after arrivals. Office open daily, Sunday
excepted from 1880 to $50 P. NJ.
]. N. WADDEY, 2. NJ.
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BsrdefI Organs, asa Second
sTsRRTJymBJMPHxs.

The 43d volume Of Mississippi
Reports, list Norris, will be ready
for sale to members Of the bar by
the 18th inst. This is one Of the
most valuable volumns Of Reports Of
oil the number, as It contains decis-
ions upon the construction Of the
late laws. IT contains the decisions
Of the Supreme Court from May
1870, 10 the May term, 1871.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.


Tor Disecscs Of tho Threat 2 1tpneap
such % Coughs, Colds, WhoCD1nG
Cough, Dronchitia, Asthmav
and Consumption
Probably never before M Tho vhcle haetosy q
medicine, has my thing won ~ widely and ~
excellent remedy Tor PULMONARY couiplatnh.
Through 4 long series Of years, md ansong most
of NJ rnces OK mon \ has risen higher and higher
h thcIr estimation, a. Il hrs become better known.
IT, Uniform character ard power V cure tle ~
rious a~nrcffcrs ~ ~ iaiI4s and usToat lave
made II known al d reliable protector &RAtnSt
r,am. While Adapted to nlIIdcf feFI1a u disedse
md to young eisildrnns y u nffhe snzno tine ~
most cicctual rvancdy that can ~ etyca N in1tpr
icnt consumption, md tho ddugcioaa a1retene
cf tho tiironf and lurgs. AZ apruytk!on ag11KA
sadden attacks of .ls1osp e should n kept -
trnes subjecf u colds and coushS, IN siicsi3sI a.
provided with this nntidut0 III theln.
Although settled C0sist<tnpttos v theughk -
durable, stil great numbers of cnec4 NllfTu ~
disease seemed settled, have been c0zuplelklY
cured, and tho ratient RESTORED " sOand hc1le1
by thc CHERRY PICTORIAL. 50 complies ~ w
mastery over tho disorders Of Tho LupNg and
Throat, that Tho most obstinats ~ tegh yleti on
When nothing alse sould rench tltgn, u11de< ~
Chrsvy Peetsraf They subst1e and tllAhFpee8
SynGevs md. Public Sreakevs tnd t1tae
1ssssss ! siways rniLved ~ sA<n ~hnaiv
Hrcssiiffs i rensxary cut>d ~ nfta'x ~
Chervv Ferfepuf n xnah apd flnQaentl&9ce.
10 gencsrdly are Tia Virtues known Hl6k "
poed not pubiish tho ccrtixcetae N text kekuS ~
DO more than assure tho public thdk n qaH1t3no
re fully maintained.
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Sale of Railroad Stock.

Pursuant to an order Of the Chanccry CoHrt
of Pamela county, Mississippi, we viii on Mon
day the 22nd day OF May, 1871, in front Of the
Chancery Clerks Office, in Sardis, sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash, one hundred and TWEEN
" t120) shares Of capital stock In The Miss. 4
Tenn Railroad Company.
JOSEPH CARTER | Administrators Of
N. Il. SLEDGE, Jr. Tanning Jones,dc
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Masonic

sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A. y. 4 A. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
j.. N. WADDY, Scc'y.
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5 fasi1y ssi e. lts dfrmi
aalsii nag essAay.ui Prayer
NsslnFs fsissa sch These
ehe sqrfesata - fff ~ f
szensmaHi,h "a Igits uof
-. al anl aiifseiotti ~ -ttfis
un.uTasei ~ any 'osn IN Che
Hiats.
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THE CEMETERY.

A few evenings since we walked
out to the Cemetery, the spot around
which the hottest sympathies of the
community r supposed to hover,
and one which it IS the pleasure of
most communities to decorate with
shrubbery and adorn with the choi-
cest specimens of the sculptor's art,
but we found the grounds sadly neg
lectcd. A few graves bore evidence
that loving hearts still cherish the
memory of departed friends. We.
of course, do not know the cause
of the rude appearance of our Gem
etery; but there are doubtless good
and sufficient reasons for it.
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Sale Of Railroad Stock.

Pursuant to IN order Of the Chancery court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, we will, on
Monday the I'D day Of May, 1871, in front Of
the Chanccry cler. Office in Sardis, Pamela
county, sell to the highest bidder for cash one
hundred and ten shares of capital stock In tho
Miss. & Tenn. Railroad Company.
N. r. SLEDGE, Admir-.
ap22-4t Of q. @. TAFT, dec.
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H.. ii
Dil0N NVNNHs
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RAILROADS 4 HOTELS
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TSBER.
Change Of time on Sunday Nov. 20, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 1890 ,. NJ, pass
Batesyille 3:34 ?. H., arrive nj Grenada s;A5
r. N, +
Express trains leave Memphis 400 ?. ", pass
Batesville 8: Is 7. N. arrive at Grenada l04s
P. n, E
Freight train leaves Memphis GAO A. NJ, pass
Batesyille 1901 r. NJ, a%rrivcat Grenada o'4o
r. n.
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 9;20 4. w., pass Bates
willie ll;27 A. NJ, arrivcat Memphis $3.50 ?.
Express trains leave Grenada 2,4b A. NJ, pass
Batesyillo 5sl3 A. NJ, arrive at Memphis 1891
A. N,
Freight train leaves Grenada 4,i0 A. NJ, pas
Balesyille s;32 A. M, arrive at Memphis 2slt
p. N.
Mail md 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
! Tic mfgi train going South makes direc
CONNECTION at Grenada for New Orleans. TIL
Express going South connects for Water Val
10y, Coffccville, Oxford, &c.
AS, LIyERMoRE, ocn'l. Snp't.
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Hnss1aeel ~ arg 'osih IN the
kists.
hcufl.
The principle sheal 10 ihs plass
+ tld saplif Fgmsis isailiuie iiy
D. q. Daak, Principal. a,sisioi By
" soa Dat. Niss Msiile Mogru.
Mr. Thompson and Mr. Emma
Cfump. TIL ia frat elass school
and ree-ires a liberal support The
saris Male Academy, e IN charge
% Prof Timberlake, assisted By Mr.
Mathis. We understand tina. the
school Is well pairoui1ed, aud con
Quoted 10 the satisfaction Of oil con.
oerne1.
Having noticed the churches and
schools We naturally come to Mason-
ry, the twin sister Of religion, NOR
atty and enlightened science. We
have had the pleasure Of being pres
eut at one regular meeting Of Sardis
Lodge No. 307, A. +. NJ, aud found
the craft in excellent working order,
assembled in a hall, which for neat
ness and tasteful decoration, has
few equals. We wish the Lodge
much success IN its mission Of benev-
olence.
sARDIs a. & NJ. ASSOCIATION.
We have conversed with officers
OF the Sardis Agricultural and Me-
chaaical Association, and have been
informed that the finances and pros
poets of this commendable enterprise
are in a very satisfactory condition.
The proceeds of the last annual Fair
liquidated the Indebtedness of the
Association, and we learn that con-
siderable improvements are to be
made upon the Fair grounds and
buildings, and that a very attractive
list of premiums win be offered at
the next Fair.
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uoToeRApHs--M emphis nov ri

PnoToGRAPHs--M Memphis noU RI
Ealing New York.-Thc pictures
made by Mr.. Coonley at Y. Days
Photograph Parlors are equal to
those made in the best galleries in
New York. With their new and
novel; fine and improved instru-
ments, they are producing tho finest
and most beautiful pictures ever
made in the South. Give them o
call and you will not regret it. PSI
Main street. wv
Never use calomel or mercurial poisons 70.
the liver. Use DR.. Brazier's Liver Medicinc
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, II
situated convenient to oil places Of amusement
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j. l.. POWER.
Prest. Press Association.
Jackson Nav I'd 1871.


Arc you sick2 Do you require an invigora-
tori Something to produce a natural action
of the liver? DO you wish n mild, gentle, yet
efcacious remedy for disease of this organ 3
Then procure DR.. Drazier's Liver Cordial
Sold by Mansfield Il Higbec, Memphis, Tenn
We learn thero is to be preaching
at the Baptist Church three miles
north of Mount Pleasant to-day and
tomorrow, and shat on tomorrow
the ancient custom with Primitive
Baptists of washing tie feet of the
brethren and sisters will be observed,
which will draw q large crowd to
witness the ceremony. When VIC
think of the object Of this custom,
whichis, to teach the members hum
bleness and dependence, we cannot
wonder at the universal good stand
ing which the "IIard SHELF Bap-
fists have always maintained in every
community, for you do not often
find as a member, any but serious,
sober, earnest people, who ~zcalously
attempt to follow the teachings OF
Christ by humbling their minds 50
much as to wash each Others feet
certainly by no means a pleasant
task, unless the foot belongs to a
very pretty g%irl-and n that must
try the faith Of the members.
sMusic hath charms to sooth the savage
breast.n but it never has been known TO have n
49, IT, l:.aasad Iiucr. mud Ar
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Our modern course of living begets o condi-
ton of the body that requires occasional relief.
The system becomes enfebled, d~eranged, clog
ged and labors In its task. The mind sympd-
tlizes with it and both sink, or are depressag
together. To restore the vital energies, PURGE
the system-eleanse the blood-take Ayers
Pills.--G.asgow, Ky, Free Press.
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EChicago is saidto have a temperance society
with 500 members in good standinr. Almost
rs wonderful rs the cures cfected,by DR.. Bra
2icra Liver Coldial.
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MARY DURHAM.
ATTENTION LADIES.

ATTENTION LADIES.
Go and sec Layender's Custom
made shoes. Every pair Warrant
ed
The Celebration at B~atesville
d ven by Miss Sallie Reneau, to her
scholars on yesterday and the ball
at the Fletcher House last night
were both highly enjoyable and
pleasant occasions IN the history Of
our ncighbor town.
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"Music hath charms to sooth the savage
breast" but il never has been known TO have n
nl1tary effect on a diseased Liver, and Dr..
VIM. Brazicr being aware Of the inefhciency Of
music, invented for the liver the now celcbra-
ted Liver Cordial. Mansfield 4 Higbee, sole
proprictors.
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A WANT.

Sardis has alarge number Of valu-
able buildings, many OF which are
constructed Of wood, and should
shy of them take fire, a total loss
would be almost inevitable, and we
think it would be prudent, to say
the least Of it, for the corporate ar-
thonties to buy a fire engine and
provide supplies Of water at suitable
places so that any fire that may ocv
cur can be oxtinguished. 1t is true
that the taxes we have to pay are
already very high, but the safety OF
the lives and property OF the people
should not be left in danger when it
can be avoided. A small fire would
costmore than a good engine.
The best liver medicine in The world is Bra
zier's Liver Cordial. 1t thoroughly renovates
the liver, no matter how torpid it may be.
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PAIN KlLLER.-ln another column will be
found the advertisement of Davis Pain Killer.
There is probably no other preparation manu-
featured that has become 60 much Of a house
hold word as Pain Killer. For thirty years II
has stood before the public, and the immune.
rable testimonials that have been called forth
voluntarily, testify fully its merits. When you
need a family medicine buy Pain Killer.
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ADVERTISEMENT

SARDlS, Miss, May q, iotI'
/ feel it duty that | owe, not to
Dr. Dwyre alone, but to suffering
humanity, especially my sex, to
make this publication. In the sum-
mer of 1867 / was attacked with
dyspepsia, which deranged my whole
nervous system. My husband call
ed in the best medical advisers with
out any relief From first to last !
lhad the counsel and treatment OF
four of the best physicians in the
county of Marshal. They all pro-
nouncod me incurable. My hus-
band paid out some four hundred
dollars to physicians without any
benefit. / despaired Of ever getting
we'll. / run into dependency, mel
!. ancholy and depressed spirits. J
could imagine any thing. My hus
band finally sold out his farm ant
moved to Sardis, thinking that new
scenes every day might improve m.
mind, all to no effect. ! was the'
confined to my bed. About thi
. time DR.. Guyre visited Sardis.-
Learning bis method Of treatment,
! called HIM in tosee me. After som
four weeks close attention, ] am hap
py 70 say that Lam in better healtl
than / have been for many years
It feel at this time to be entirely we
It and able to attend to my househol
q duties as well nsI ever did.
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Religious.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Religious.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every Ind and 4th Sundays Rev.
d. G. Doak, Pastor.
RiHslsr cnuRou.
Services every lst and 3rd Sundays Rev
c. B. Young, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
No regular meeting,
Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 1st Mondays of March, July and No
vcmbcr, and hollis two weeks.
CIlANCERY COURT.
Meets 4th Monday in January, July, DC
, tobcr and second Monday in April, and hold
vs. weeks.
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DR.. Livingstone has discovered underground
cities, where thousands Of people I've, in Africa.
some excavations are said to be thirty miles
ong, and have running ri.ls in them. Won
lerful but not more 90 than tho cures effected
dv Rrazier's Liver Cordial.
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RAWIST CHURCH..

Services every lst and 3rd Sundays Rev.
c. B. Young, Pastor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-11

Be u Enacted BY tie Senate and Houss Of Repressnt'
atipes Of the United Sdtes Of America. IN Cow
oress dsfenbIsd ,
That Mi that portion Of the western district
land district, created by the set approved mhrcn
three. eighteen hundred and fftyeeven, entitled
IAN act to establish three additional land districs
in the Territory OF Kansas" which Is situated north
OF Inc townships ten and eleven south In said State.
shall constitute q new land district. 10 Be called the
Republican land district.
SIC. q. And be II further enacted, That the Prcsi.
dent be, and no Is hereby authorized. whenever the
pubic interests shall require, to appoint by and
With the advice and consent Of the Senate, or du.
ring the recess thereof, and untilthe end OF the next
session OF Congress after such appointment. a regis
Tor and 4 receiver for. the district hereby created,
who shall respectively be required TO reside q. the
site of their oniccs. have the same powers, responsl.
hIIitIes and emOluments, and be subject to the sam
ACTS and penalties which arc or may be prescribed
by law In relation 10 other land oficers OF the United
Sec. 81 And be Il further enacted, That tho public
lands In said district shall be subject to salS andd dis
po.sI upon the same terms and conditions a. other
bubble lands OF the United States. provided, that all
ssles and locations made at the ONCE OF the old dis
trict OF lands situated within the limits OF the new
which shall be valid and hight In other re-
spects, up TO the day on which the new once shall
60 into operation, be. and the same are hereby con-
hrmed. ~