Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-22
UTAH.

UTAH
From Stockton to Cannon
From Stockton to Jacob City
VERMONT.
From Hartland to South Woodstock
From Orwell to North Orwell
From South Fairlee to Ely
From west Cornwall to Bridgeport
VIRGINIA.
From Lynchburg via Bigbees Shop and Per-
rows Store to Charlemount
From Willow Springs to Nickellsville
From Aldie to Manassas
From West Point via Shackelsford, to Sa-
luda
From Poplar Hill via Stafordsville, to Egg
glestons Springs
From Sulphur Springs to Alderson's, in West
Virginia
From Grahams Ferry to Peterstown
From Peeryville to Jacksonville
From Peeryville to Grundy
From Surray to Carriers Mill
From st. Tammany to Joyceville
From Hansonville to Nickolsville
From Rural Retreat to Clients Branch
From Grundy to mouth of Bradshaw, in West
Virginia
From Cabbage Farm via Taylor's Store to
Saint Tammany
From Forks of Buffalo River to Salt Creek
From Glade Springs, via Chilhowie Springs
TO Goolsby's
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
From Whatacom, via Samish, Fidalgo,
Lopez and San Juan, to Port Townsend
From Whatacom to NOoksack
From Walla Walla to Fort Colville
From Port Townsand via San Juan Island,
Lopez, Orcas ana Cypress, to Semiahmoo
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Wilsonburg to West Union
From Board Tree to Waynesburg in Penn
sylvania
From Gravel Hill to Sweet Springs
From Spencer to Three Forks of Sandy
From Union to Mann's Ferry
Raleigh to Stretch's Neck
From e and r r, at Laural Creek, TO Clear
Fork, Coal River
From Huntington to Wayne Court House
From Miller's Ferry to Fayetteville
From Roncevert to Lewisburg
From Pruntytown to. M eadland
Approved, March 1873
GENERAL NATU Reno. 81
An Act to authorize the continued employment
of an agent and counsel of the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled That it shall be law
full fer the President of the United States, in
his discretion, to continue the appointment and
employment of the present agent and counsel of
the United States, under articles twelve to sew
enteen inclusive, of the treaty between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain concluded May
eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy one, and
for said agent and counsel TO act under such
continued appointment and employment, not
withstanding the election of said agent and
counsel as Representative in the Forty third
Congress Provided, That such appointment
and employment shall mt continue after said
agent and cousel shall have taken the oath of
office as such Representative.
Approved, March 3, 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-No. S5.l
AN ACT supplemental to an act entitled " An act to
and to aid in the construction of its road, and for
other purposes approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy one.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represent
atives of the United States of America in Congress
sembed That the face value of all bonds hereafter is
sued by the Texas Pacific Railroad Company under the
| provisions of an act approved March third,
eighteen hundred and seventy one shall, at the
option of the company, be either in gold, or
other lawful money of the United States bear
ing interest, at like option of the company, eth
er in gold or other lawful money of the United
States; and any mortgage heretofore executed
by said company, securing bonds payable in
any lawful money of the United States other
| than gold, and the bonds recited therein, and
to secure which said mortgage was given, are
| hereby legalized, and said mortgage and bonds
| shall have the same effect as thoueh they had
| been authorized by the act to which this is
| supplement: Provided, That in all other re-
spects tie requirements of that law in regard to
such mortgage and bonds have been fully COM
| piled with.
Approved, March 8, 1873.