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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
GENERAL NATURE-No. .c.J

AZ act to provide To-, the apportionmen: OF
the Territory 0! Wyoming 70. legislative
purposes. ,vc
Be it enacted by the Senate and House o:
Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
apportierment OF the Territory CT Wyoming
:or: tie election of members OF the next
legislative assembly Of said Territory shall!
be made by the governor thereof, in accord
ance with the provisions of an ae: OF Con-
gress entitled IAN act 70 provide tempo
iary government for the Territory OF Wy
oming." approved July twenty fifth, elgh:
cen hundred and sixty-eight: provided.
that for the purpose of such superintendent
i. shall not be necessary to take new or
additional census OF enumeration OF said
Territory.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
nn,oyea March ), 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-E.. :,

Az act supplemental to an act en.i'le: al.
act 20 Incorporate the Texas Pacilc Raj
read Company, and to aid il tie coa.
structon If is road, and for other pa:-
poses.' approved March Third. e!.htee.
hundred and seventy-one.
Be it enacted By tie Senate and House O:
REPRESENTATIVES 0: the United States OF
America IN Congress assembled. That tAe
face value Of all bonds hereafter issued by
the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
under the provisions of an &C: approved
March third. eighteen hundred and sevsnty'
one. shall. a. the option OF the company. l."
either in gold. or other lawful money .. 'nc
Cni:et: STATE. bearing interest. at Ike ".'
ton Of the company, either in gold o: Other
lawful money Of the Un.tet: State; az:
any mortgage heretofore executed By sa-t.
company. securing bonds payable III ans
lawful money of the United State. ether
than gold. and the bonds reeitea therein
and to secure which said mortgage "a-
given. are hereby !egalized, and said mort
gare and bonds shall have the same e.iecs
as though they had been authorized by ne
act to which this is a supplement: provided,
that in al. other respects the requirements
of that law in regard to such mort5a. anu
bonds have been fully complied WIFI.
Approved March 3, 1873.
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fCrNrp.a N.rrRE-No. 50

(UENERAI NATCKE-NO. 60
An act for the suppression OF trade II. ard
Circulation of obscene literature and arI:'
cles of immora! use.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0;
paJrasen,atives Of the United State. OF
America in Congress assembled, That h:
Whoever. within the District OF Columbia
or auy Of the Territories OF the United
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 81.
An act to make San Diego. in the State OF
California a mort of entry

An act to make San Diego. IN the State cl
California, port of entry.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
counties of Santa Barbara, Los Angeles.
San Bernardo. and San Diego, in the State
of California, are hereby detached from the
collection district OF San Francisco: and all
the territory. ports, harbors, rivers. and
waters of said counties shall constitute
collection district by the name Of the San
Diego district; and the city of San Diego.
on tie bay Of San Diego, is hereby estab-
lished as the sole port of entry tor said DIS.
trict: and the President of the United
States. by and with the advice and consent
OF the Senate, shall appoint collector. to
reside at said port, whose compensation
shall he three thousand dollars per annun..
SEC. 2. That the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall have power 20 appoint such inspect
ors. weighers, gaugers. Measurers. anu
other officers as may be necessary to- tine
collection of the revenue at said port; and
the collector of said port may. with the ap-
probation Of said Secretary. appoln. In
spectors whose compensation shall be one
thousand dollars each per annuM, tor each
Of the ports of San Pedro and Santa Bar.
bara. which shall continue to lie po::s OF
delivery.
Approved March 3. 1873.
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GENERAL NArURE-No. -. !

covernmcnment OF Japan the sum due on
account OF rents for lands and buildings
occupied By tie diplomatic and consular
representatives Of the United States to
Japan, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States OF
America iii Congress. assembled, Ihat tile
Secretary of State be and he is hereby au-
thorized to pay to the government Of Japan.
through its resident diplomatic representa-
tive in the United States. out of any moneys
ia the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
any sum not exceeding six thousand dol
lara. which may be found to be Que to the
government Of Japan by tina. Of the United
States. on account OF rents tor lands or
buildings occupied for hospital purposes,
jail ard courthouse. by the United States
in Japan.
SEC. 9. That tile Secretary Of State.
through the minister resident at Japan. be,
ard he is hereby. authorized to rent, iur-
nish, and kee;, suitable buildings. with
grounds apnurtenant. in JedlO, " such
othe. place as he may designate, tor a court
house and Jail. at an annual cost not aX'
ceedin: five thousand dollars; PROVIDED.
that the period for which the said buildings
shall be rented shall be for two years, viii.
renewals fer two ye ars as tie Secretary OF
State shall determine.
SEC. 3. That a further sum, not 20 exceed
two thousand i've hundred dollars. be, and
the same is hereby. also appropriated. out
of any moneys IL the treasury not otner
wise appropriated, for the purchase OF g
suitable law library for the use 0! sala
legation in Japan. the selection OF such
library 20 be made by the Secce:ar: CT
State.
Approved March ,. 1875
i(iESEEA, N,TUPE-No, .C1
an act aUthorizin. the Secretary OF Wa" to
turnis!! duplicate certificate OF discharge
where the same has been lost.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House OF
Representatives. o: tie United States OF
| America in Congress assembled. That "Een'
ever satisfactory proc: shall be furnished to
| the War Department: that any nor-com'L!s.
| stoned officer CT private soldier 'ThO served
! in the army of the United States IN the late
| war against the rebellion has los: his cert!
I fcate OF discharge. cr the same has beer
! DESTROYED without his priyity or procure
! lnent, the Secretary Of War shall! be author
| lied to furnish. on request, to suci! non
Of such certificate Of discharge. 70 be !ndeli
| bly, marked. so that it may be known as :
| duplicate: Provided. such certificate shaI
| not be accepted as voucher tor the pay
| ment Of any claim against the United State!
for pay. bounty. or other allowance. or a
! evidence in any other case.
SEC. 2 That the army regulations now II
| force are hereby modified in aceoVGaue'
/ with the provisions Of this act.
! Approved March 3, 1873.
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another, or the owners or masters OF steam,
sailing or other vessels carrying or tran
sporting cattle, sheep, swine or other ami
mails from one State to another, shall con-
fine the same in cars, boats or vessels of
any description, for longer period than
twenty-eight consecutive hours without IN
loading the same for rest, water and feed
ing, for period of at least five consecutive
hours, unless prevented from So unloading
by storm or other accidental causes. In es-
timating such confinement the time during
which the animals have been confined with
out such rest on connecting roads from
which thew are received shall. be included, it
being tie intent Of this act to prohibit their
continuous confinement beyond the period
Of twenty eight hours. except upon
contingencies hereinbefoce stated. Animals
80 unIoaded shall be properly ted and
watered during such rect by the owner or
person having the custody thereof or IN
case OF his default in so doing then by the
railroad company or owners o. masters OF
boats or vessels transporting the same at
the expense of said owner or person in Gus
tody thereof; and said company, owners,
or masters shall in such cases have a lien
upon such animals for food, care. and Gus
tody furnished, and shall not be liable for
any detention of such animals authorized
BIZ this act. Any company, owner. or Gus
todian of such animals who shall knowingly
and willfully fail to comply with the pro-
visions of this act shall, for each and every
such failure to comply with the provisions
of this act. be liable tor and forfeit and pay
penalty OF not less than one hundred I or
more than five hundred dollars: provided,
however. that when animals shall be car
ried in cars, boats, or other vessels in which
they can and do have proper food, water,
space and opportunity for rest, the torego
ing provisions in regard to their being IN
loaded shall not apply.
SEC. ,. That the penalty created by the
first section Of this act shall be recovered
States, in the circuit or district court of the
United States, holden within the district
where tie violation Of this act may have
been committed, or the person or corpora
ton resides or carries on its business and
it shall be the duty of all United States
marshals, their deputies and slbordinates,
to prosecute all violations of this act which
shall come to their notice or knowledge.
SEC. 3. That any person or corporation
entitled to lien under the first section OF this
act may enforce the same by petition filed
in the district court Of the United States
holden within the district where the food.
care and custody shall have been fur
nished or the owner or custodian OF the
property resides; and said court shall
have power to issue ali suitable
process tor the enforcement of such lien by
sale or otherwise, and to compel the pay
ment of all costs, penalties. charges, and
expenses Of proceedings under this act.
SEC. 4. That this act shall not go into ef-
feet until the first day Of October, eighteen
hundred and seveIty-two.
Approved March 3, 1873.
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March 3. 1873.
GENERAL NATrIE-No. -

LKAL IVA
An act to create aHort OF delivery at La
Crosse. in Wisconsin. and t. provide for
a surveyor Of customs thereat.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That La
Crosse. IN the county of La Crosse. ard
State OF Wisconsin, be. and is hereby, con-
stituted a por. Of delivery within the col.
lection district Of New Orleans; and there
shall be appointed a surveyor Of customs
for said port. who shall perform the duties
Of such office and receive the compensation
of not exceeding twelve hundred dollars
per annum as salary.
Approved March 3. 1873.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. IS!

An act restoring Captain Alonzo j. Marsh
70 his position iE the army. and that he
be Aonorably mustered out OF the service
as OF the date Ct the mastering on: os his
regiment.
Be /. enacted by tie Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
Secretary of War be. and he is hereby an
thorized and directed to restore Alonzo j.
Marsh. late captain o: company Il,
eleventh regiment veteran reserve corps.
TO his position as sI.ch captain. and grant
him an honorable muster cut as of the date
on which he was dismissed, to wit. on
March seventh. eighteen hundred and sixty.
tive.
ApDroyeL March 3, 1873,
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"Cnquestionably the beat sustained work OF I'll
Kind IN tho World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

The ever inereasiny circulation Of thls excellent
monthly proves It, continued adattaton TO popular
dssres and iu eds. indeed, When We think into how
many homes II penetrates every month, we must
consider IL Of the educators Us well as enter
rainers OF the pubic mimi fer It's vast popularity has
been won by appeal to stupid pTuJudices or de-
PRAYED tastes.-BostOu Globe.
The character WINCH ta.S Magazine possesses Tor
variety, enterpris artistic wealth, AMI literary cur
ture that has keep pac- with, II 1t has led the Zines
should cause lis iat:STs = gard IT WIN J"stlnA
bl. compaceilc. II asp Gut.tr- them to great
claim upon the pablo grsiitud.. Til Maya line has
done goo and not ,Sil all the days ut IT. life
Brooklyn Eagle.
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q EN TRE VII 4 g SON . ERS
az NILES From WILMINGTON,
100000 PnAoH TRnEs, Of the lsading orcnAieFs
rietles. ,. "a
400. 900 HALEs EARLY PRAon, new varteYk ~
rtpens -eks earlior than any o.her r,SSessSs
lOv. Veo standard aud Dwarf Foexl, Of Leading 49,
5rAnOARD APPLE rRKks, including 100 vnneu1'
Standard Cherry Trees, Loading varieties.
Nectartue, Apricot and Ptusnb Greess
OU 900 OF one aud tive year old 0sArsvrsEs, DOM
2rislnz all the Lea !i1s Varieties.
Aisj large stock Of Dwarf gherries, DsSI AppsSS
Eyergree - IN variety.
8OO,6c0 STaAwBBRhT PLAsee,via:
Great Agrlcuiturist, Russe,s Prohhc r. ensh seea
ling, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany seeonns
0O, 900 Blackberry Plants, LAYTON on new hooneuo'
Dorchester, High Bush Wilson's early ana hn
400 600 ksspbsrriss Of Leading yaretles Phiiadsl.
phla, hardy and productive Doouttletim
black Gap, Aliens Red Oane, Bed Rrohnci Se.s
de Fountenay, everbearing, perfectly nsraS an an
productive from Juiy to October Miami sno
| CLARK. yy.,.,
Cusrants- Onsrry, White Grape ,ked Dutch w LII
Dutch, Black English and Black Maple.
Shtons Seeding, Ansf,SAh ~
an.is%xS Viosoris. Ssst or market OF table use.
| Asparagus-Twoy year old plants.
| HRpoINa PLANTS In variety.
For complete description OF varieties OF fruu 81
| Flowers, 500 my Descriptive Cataiogue.
All Of the above will DO sold In ANAL or large quar-
sities to suit the purchasers.
| All Trees and Plants guaranteed true 70 name
| For Descriptive Catalogue, address un,s
| Geutreytllo, IN
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tai remedy for diarrhcsa, cholera, and iooseness
u OF the bowels. -
s-ssence Of Jamaica Ginger. capital preparation
of the dnest white Jamaica Ginger, manufactured
Win the greatest care and suitable to the most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, at reasonable
Price. A., =. ..-
cure the best rennet and then use our best sher
sine and other try 1t.
dunn Camphor, the best protection against moths
loa woolen goods.
Cologne and Bay HUM by the quart or gallon, OF
roftles OF desirable styles. Call and examine:
Cox's Gellatine for Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts for the Handkerchefi in bottles or In buik
no. In quality, for sale IT any quantity % suit
Fcrrated Elixir OF Gentian. We claim TOR thisttet
1t has tho came strength Comp sine oentian WIZ
tie addition of full desc Of iron with each dose II
has many advantages over FeTrsted nh1ir, contain
in. Calisaya Bark As 1t lie uniform In strength ano
appearance, and pleasant and smolent tonic We
| 0 Eiin, sid 1t to any one wishing an Iron tonic
| rius5 s.-We have always had private apets,
me 1t fOi lifting Trussos. Every person wanthg
tru Cad haveit adjusted to them and warranted "
it,
mas. AiieI's, Halls, Ring Woods, SterlinR's Am
bIosA sui many uther air Preparations AZ reoucs'
| prices
| H. r. BRIN6HURST 8,
3iT Market street.
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NArE OFFER ron SAIL the

49, uonk ST ~ Wilmington 4 H'ss,ern
1t. yglt Co.,
intsrsst. S-i9 yst aaaum, Payah 4as' ts,i5, On
Ia tch year. RsSi'tnre 1 81 U't.' ~ ~ It's option
Of holder. Free OF Unit,i ot4,- .,h y ate axes
The bonds sec Ired by inst AMI luiy deed o.
trust or mort age, to wSshlngtoa j.n' ;, rhUms-
wood, and George W Bu-I, as,oe' 10 the sum
ave hundTed thou and du,ln, TIC aJuGs Viii bt
rsued to such an smtuht a''na ''t "a ''eIG'Nf
IT eIl eeIi ( In Al "a thOEc
he subscribed l,tal ot Ei,e ...d So" bundled
. Lht'y 5Ala+-ut h1itr-, SLt-s 40 ..v" IL I'll, t'i
50 ana w1tea - o. II - go u = r.t.l !.
ot ten per cent. pr meath.
This Stock subscription IS nov being asei ~ pre-
snfacisnt to pay the grading bridge and trestle
work, engineerinsl teac!ng, right OF way ioi the
Tae proeeed; 81 the bonds viii be aIsi IN psyils
Ior the iron. rolling ST ,eot buildings aul other
Erst Sieo.tt1 u he baTIs vT;t - a-sTci ~
SAND ACCRusJ t,tG.-5Tt
The right to advance the price arter si00OlJ shall
ave been sold Is expressly reserved
Thc WILMlhGruN & WESTERNS RAiLhOAD
extends from Christiaus HaFboE il the City OF
Wilmington, 10 Laudenhurg in Chester County,
Penn.slysISs, where IT connects with tue Peunsyl-
vania Delaware Railroad, which crosses the Lii
easipke g Baltimore Central ka lroaa, q Avon
dale, and extends tn tho peuGs. ,2uta Rail roat
near Purkesburs An exIeus.on. ilrsugh uziort
sid reach BottoIa.ts HlroTeE junction. OF. tE'
Northern Central Railroad Is oali we'd u b. nov
sss1-eti and further eater SONS Ne.taard tnrougi
southern Pennsylvania are ConieU.! late ana NOR
OF less deyelope, lii al tnlsTrg lon tie progress
this road is watched with muca interest, ii he n
regarded a. tie st feasible odtlet t.is water
Tor large ami unUe veiofci reg
AsRiocal rad. l. i is svoty,i ~ 81 tho II am
low existing ami which IL ne ieveiV ed alLos
immedlsteIY upon the eoultsti5l, VI IT. road vii
FIELD revenue ample ter the ayGent ot operating
expenses and the interest upon IT. homes he cou
Try for which It II ust form the outlet Il thicky ry
Qlated and rich in Tareu LlAratI tdTiHI interest
The citizens OF WilininstoL manifested, i
their liberal subscriptions % tie ,spita 80 ;, tto
estimate Of toe importance Of tile Tosi " thei
b1SlEess tsTesi.
With he coaadent belief ILat TIE r.ai : u T.
fuscess, AMI that tLs b.I.It Be f,v- all Lsfra
ter most lss!Tzbls
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Al EW PHEPaISA I4UNS.--r,. prnghut'I y o.
IN desire to call the attention ut phyH'tia"s ana
others tntetostsi to the following new = crtihut-
of their own m.nuI actuTe, which are desiine7 too.
cupy a pr mincnt position rs the most i"Fnlai OF
the nutItive tones.
iSaAsb BEEF, each tables onn At rslre-ehting
beet ,h tits gentle stimulating IroleIti'r u fuIe
Shelf. Ntur.
NiE1ut liEEB Ann taos Containing He
tue aluS- With the adii:On ~ tLTut St"t-' ''
| oil Iron Ia each tahlcsp andt
ELtaiR DREF, each tAlI -rJJn'ui ICri, ssbtipR
the nourishInent OF one ounce ~ IRE bG.i Win
desst rt-l popr ful of Finest French brandy
ELIXIR OF BEEF, lRoE, AND CAiisArA. each
tablespoonful of which contains u o nuurishinR
properties OF OF yesh Beef three grains Of
Pyryp hosphtte OF ironI eight grains " LnlisaJs
| Bart with Finest French Brandy
! h. above elegant pIeparatlehs hie IaAihtit
Id grateful to the taste acceptable to the stomach
and qnitJr il strength, having tlr tter basis drc
Extt tct .; Bv.f III, Luttitive uni restorative SAe
Of whrit IN i Initiated conditions OF fuo syst " Is
| we eitah.i.n they are emin=I.tiy a1a;tri ipi
| the treatment Of those suffering nom the tehility
Of typhoid and other fcvers, in eshanstisu and
fatigue arising from excessive work It's o. uppe'
| lite, iup paired digestion apd eysLeusia Asa ftsto-
alive aud invtgorator u ev are Inv '!n Ala UI INT
cosaitseeLt, IN the DEBILITY accom- ANY lug ola age
u Nc rapid gro Nth Of children, and III all ioTms o.
| general debInfy ate ded by defective nutrition
nervous prostratiou. aud Al impoverished cohiioi
| lie blood.
| PrsrG5. 4,.i sIli hoiesalo ana retail ~
| t, BRiNGHuk5F i u
| 5!sth & Market >t.. Wilmington.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Bazaar is ealtei with contribution oftact and
talent that We seldom find In any Journal and the
journal Itself is the organ othe great world OF fashion
Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar c0mmcnd- Itself to ever lnenbeT oil the
household-to the children by drUl aud pretty pic
lures Young ladies by its fashion plates in end
less variety, 10 the provdent mairon by 1T patterns
for the chiTcn's clothes, To latcr ianlllaS b. Its
tasefu designs for embroidered slippers and uxur-
Gus dressing gowns. Bat ta' reading matter OF the
Bazaar Is uniformly OF great excellence. The paper
has acquired widA popularity for the hTsde eujoy
msnt II ahords.-S. T. Evening Pes
ST BSCRIPTIONS.-i9T2
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THE
NEW DISCOVERY
L. Chemical ana Medical Science.

DIR. GARSAN'S TAR REMEDIES
euro Incipicnt Consumption.
DIR. GARVsN'S TAR REMEDIES |
Cure Catarrh.
DIR. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
DR.. GARSIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
DR.. GARvIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Diseases.
DR.. GARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
L llato the liver.
DR.. eiARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the StOnRc II, and Bowels
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weakncsses.
DIR. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Purify the Blood.
DR.. GANVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Of the Throat.
DIR. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Rose Cold, "or"AIayFever"
DIR. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Luns; Diseases.
DR.. GAEVlN'S FAas REMEDIES
Cure Constipation.
DR.. GAssSIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Salt stlaeusis.
Dr. GARSIN'S FAR REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
DR.. GARVIN'S FAR REMEDIES
Prevent Cholera & YeiIOwFeVer
DIR. GAsSVgS'S TAR REMEDIES
y Prevent Ia.siaTi0us Fevers.
DR.. GAtsyHN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Breast.
DIR. GAIsVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Side OF Back.
DR.. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Are Superior Tonic.
Dr.. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore the Appetite.
DR.. GARVIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cause the Food 20 Digest.
d., GAISVHN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore the Weak and Debilitated
DIR. GARVIN's TAR REMEDIES
Give Tone to Your System.
L. +. HYDE e. CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs
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