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THE EVENING NEWS.
ALP. DOTIC*. i • Mtler Pr»»rl»l»r.
OOLD HILL. i • 8ATOBDAT. iPO, 8. ir«
I.IIWR DWACWIVfct.
Y**terday morning. according to the
statement* of a *h eet published in Vir
ginia City, in the interest of Mr. Sutro,
and |'«r consequence not altogether reli
able, a delegation of mechanic* armed
from San Francisco. Thi* event i>
neither strange nor unuaual. In fact
the people of Storey county are accus
tomed to the arrival of laboring men. be
they artisans, miner* or day laborer*.
They are welcome; if they remain, will
get employment, and if fonnd capable
anil willing, will be ratained at higher
wage* than they cau obtain in any othar
locality iu America. We uy these me
chanic* arc welcome if they coma to la
bor. to earn for themselves or familie*
*nch an iiulep«udeuce aa any thrifty
man can aurvly acquire in Storey coun
ty within a few year*' time.
But the organ referred to aaya that
the** mechanic* are hare not fur labor
in onr *hop«, null*, or mini-*, not to
ply their trade*, identify theniMlve*
with the inU rr*ta uf Storey coanty ami
coufer a* well a* receive the Iwuettts
hare afforded. According to tha organ'a
account they have left thoir buiuilea* (if
they have any) in San Francisco, and
come over the Sierra to engage iu the
coating i>olitical camjMugu, or to uw the
organ'a language, "to uk* the Held
aguinut Sharon."
Now, there are two thing* to 1m taken
into consideration, ju*t her*. One ia,
what do these no-called working men ex
pect to gain by leaving their business,
and journeying three hundred mile*
into another State ? These travel* are
eipenaive. and lalioriug men can ill af
ford to lo*e their time. What wrong*
are tu be righted by thi* delegation, and
how an' the vague reform* they hint at
to lie brought about ? Aa we aaid lie
fur*, in no State of the I'nion doe* a la
borer receive ao good wage*. Iu no
country on earth i* there to lie fuund a
cla*« of arti*an* *» absolutely iude|>eud
eut a* the miner* of Stony county.
They dictate to the mining companion
their employer* - not only the |iay a
miner *hall receive, but the hours of la
Uir he shall give in return therefor. Do
the*e San Franci*co met hanica do aa
much ? Do they a*k more ? But the«e
meu are com* over to Nevada to aid iu
defeating Mr. Sharon. Why ? Not be
c*u«e he oppose* the situation of affair*
Ill .v-rihli; n<■( IHvause He C)i>jr. IS «> gn
ing miners f I fur eight hour* labor. llf
ha* never. either in th'Mi^ht or action,
no expressed himself. And every uiiuer
on th* Conutock Uxle know that, in
saying this, we »|>< ;il the naked truth.
Again we ask. what do these mechanic*
want T Are there grievance* which
should l» righted ? W bat are they ?
Lrt the laborers s|>eak in answer. Not
Siitro. th* tunnel liore, nor tteneral (?)
Winii. th* labor tletaagogm. For the
opinion* of such we lu«« no rtt|«ot;
for tliair attempt* to gull tin* working
mm, ao «Jln|»Ihy They are neither
laborer* thenitelvM nor lu Into syiupa
thy with thv miner anil mechanic.
We make no protestation* of special
lore for any set of nieu. Hut believing
that " the laborer i* worthy of hi* hire,"
ami claiming in aom<< small degree a fel
lowship with those, who by their hum!*
an<l braiua support thniux lres and aim
to be good citucns, we want to know
the grievance which the defeat of Mr.
Sharon will rectify, the benefits which
will accrue to the working |>ortion of
Storey county if, aa i* attempted, Mr.
Sutru take the place of Stewart. Ami,
moreover, w« want to be informed by
th* tailoring nieu themselves. not by
Sutro'a organ, nor by an imported dem
agogue what tyranny, what oppression,
they labor under. So far aa our obser
vation goes, these do not exist. If they
do we mo*t sincerely believe that with
the citizens of Neva-la, of Storey coun
ty, rests the |H>wer to rectify them. We
of Nevada are not yet so stnpid, so
weak, inferior and vacillating that we
need reinforcement* from California to
conduct our government or politics. As we
■alii i»tore. it inoorer* or oilier* come
hero to stay with n*. cnrn money, baiM
homes, |hiv ta\s* uii.l thereby benefit
tho county aud themselves, th< y are
mmt heartily welcome, nut. if Mr.
Sutro expects to play the g une he tried
successfully two j«u» ago; if be ri
peels to |>lny the deiuagi>gue nail hyp
ocrite attain in Storey anil Lyon coun
ties with the success he then achieved,
he it wnra* mistaken than the |>eopU
were then. There is plenty of room
and a warm welcome not alone from
their fellow-toiler*, but from all classes
of oociety for skilful artisans and itturdy,
h >nest, frugal laborer*. Init none for im
ported malcontents and loud-mouthed,
brawling howWrs for refonn. Cal
ifornia has a surplus of these, und to
her shame lie it said. Nevada ho* a full
quote.
are Incoming more num
erous aa the campaign progress—. The
latest announcement ia for the office
of State Controller. The Ktireka Srnli
ml. (which by the way ban .» conxpicn
oils and iucurnble mauia for announcing
candidate*) in its issue of Thurwlay
laat, announces T. R. t'rnnley of White
I'ine. aa candiiUl* 1>efore the llemocrntic
Slat* Convention for tlie above office.
Wo know little of this gentleman'* ((usl
iflcations, but that docs not matter; his
chances for election are hardly percepti
ble. The people will hesitate l>efore
trailing a good and coui|«tcnt officer for
one of whom they have little hearsay
ami no eincrinienU] knowledge. We
ar* glad, however, to see the IVinocriU
trot out their candidate* It serves to
make thing* lively.
On Thursday, near Harden Pats, a
station on 1'ritchnrd's freight road be
tween l'aliaade and Kureka, one of his
drivers, named Claypoule. was terribly
mangled by a mule kicking him. break
ing his skull and knocking his brains
out. He was not unite dead when the
train left Loili this morning, but his re
covery ia said to be impossible.
G**. 0. 0. llowsju) u en mate to
Oregon to take command of the D*|«rt
jnent of tho Columbia.
tiik hope or rne with.
Thai lh« condition of the South ia pit
iable ia not denied. Impoverished by
the war and p rout rate under the feet of
in ignorant majority, controlled by un
•crnpuloua knavea, aha baa, during the
paat seven rear* drank to ita dregs the
rap of aorrov and humiliation. Bank
rupt and burdened with intolerable mis
rule, but little light ia thrown athwart
the ahadowa which envelop ber. Yet
here and there a gleam ot comfort glia
teua—a hope of better daya ari««a. The
hope of the South to-day ia in henelf.
Since the beginning ot the war a new
generation haa ariaen which ia now near
ly ready to control her futnre. It ia in
thia youthful throng that her aafety lira;
through it her prosperity will come.
The Southern youth now atepping for
ward to the front of lite'a hard work
and struggle*, are bettor qualified than
were their fathers for its duties. They
hare learned to work; to depend U]>on
their own exertions. There had grown
up in the South during a hundred yeara
an aristocracy baaed not upon self
support. or self-accumulation, but the
labor, tha production of a servile claaa.
The owners and appropriating ef this
labor, the maatera ot the South, edu
cated, gentlemanly, courteous, uien of
ability in their peculiar station, still
lacked the most eaaantld part of man
hood—the independence of self-depend
ence. They were consumers, not pro
ducers ; tor their elegauce, refinement,
even their existence, they were de|>end
ent on their slave*. The war left them
helpless and impoverished. They
were like children in the great struggle
for existence ; and, like children, it took
them Year* to comprehend their true
position and fulfill its varied dutiea.
They had to learn to work, a rough, but
in their changed condition, a most nec
essary lesson. The g*ueration now
coming forward have Iwcn forced to aid
in self-aupport. They are fitted for the
duties upon which they will soou enter,
familiar with th*ir needs, and also with
the method* ot supplying them. They
have nothiug to unlearn. They have
l>een reared, not like their parents, in
the lap of affluence, of ease, as msstera
of a bonded raoe, but in adversity; as
those who for thsir future must depend
upon themselvea. Thi-t sort of tutelage
uiakea independent nun and women,
and in these youthful citizens, and in
the all-important adjunct of free schools,
now nearly everywhere established, lies
tho hope of tha Smth. Free labor and
tree schools. A class of citizens used
to eelf-dept-udcncv and educated in the
practical duties of her own development.
This, and no outside indneuce or inter
ference, must and will bring up the now
prostrate Southern Statis to the full al
titude ot other ami more pro*|teroiis
portions of tha I'nion.
LOCATED.
Il wm li> Iw npw-lnl, aud, in (act. la
but uatural. the Democratic Board <>(
Stute I'riaon I'oiniuiiwioiirn, after dally
ing along (or nearly twenty motitha,
hat* mettled the aite (or a uew Slate
I'riaon at He no. The bright Republi
can I.egialature which, at ita aeaalon
nearly two year* aince, appropriated a
large anui of money for n new State
Prison, with unparalMlod magnanimity
placed the disposition of the whole hiiiu
in the hamla of a Democratic Building
Committee, anil fixed no time when the
money waa to be expended—tho Iloard,
of court*, waited until juat before the
Wa*h»e county primaries. They could
not make up their niinda aa to the bent
•|Mit until the ?th ilay of August, 1874.
nineteen mouthi after they were author
ized to aelect a aite, and about u month
before the primary election. And now
the Jtmrnul and CYmmmI aro rivala in
prais* of Hot. Bradley. In fact, there
never was quite ao good, able, Ulente<l,
illuatriona aud luminoua an Executive aa
the Imcolic Bradley. Carry Woahoe
county ! Of conrae he will. Doth thee*
journal* are eager rivala to concede thia
fact. And no importing voter* either.
And any one who aayi that one dollar
of the State'* money will be uaed, di
rectly or indirectly, in procuring vote*
for liradley in the Democratic State Con
vention, or Democratic vot<-a in the coin,
inf; general election—ought to go Went.
The Stat* I'ri«on site ia located at Ileno.
St-rao's organ with tli* key to the
united opposition of tbo whole l'ocillc
coast to Sutro's attempt to steal the
Comatock Lode it, that " de llangk
wing" want* the tunnel. Here'a rich
ness. A projierty which ha* sold $It!,.
000,000 of its capital atock for one
eighth of ita face, apent the money in
importuning Congress and Luropeau
money-lenders for more, an<l Anally
been mortgaged for $3,0110,000, (just
$3,000,000 more than it is worth) would
be a fanioua investment. It ia jnat like
the business wn*1 of "de Bangk wing"
to make auch pun-bases. And then
that other incumbrance—but we forUar
from personalities
A Viamxu I'm cotrrapondeut of the
San Knutciacn Chronic!* saya that "Sutro
is understood to be willing to go to the
1*. S. Senate, bnt his chance* are few.
lie is not |>opuUr with the miners, re
port* to I he contrary notwithstanding."
The corres|K>nilent should bsve given
the reason. Miners are honest laboring
men. Such are not friendly to those
who try to rob tbetn.
(•oi.tsmmt Maid o lipso»l herself and
beat the world in trotting against time at
KutTalo, X. Y., yesterday. She made a
utile iu a half-second leas than
her beat time heretofore. This is the
fastest time ever ui»d<< in public by any
trotter.
I). W. Vooaaro. in a sjteech at Terre
U nite, Iiid.. last night, inaugurated the
Democratic campaign, ami replied to
Morton'* *p«cch of last weak.
Tua most fashionable of Saratoga cot
tages rent for $3,000 for the aeaaon of
three months. Other* l>ring $2,500,
nther* (2,000, and ao on down to $500,
Th* Worcester /V«i speska of a con
temporary who hires s sin all boy to come
in at inter*sla with a atep-ladder and
dust off the top of hia eu*.
Tna Alexandra Palace, near London,
which was destroyed by Are last y*ar,
haa l«een rebuilt, and will be opened in
September.
rowwt virvrr.D.
En. Gout Hiu. Hews: A* the time
of oar Stat* •lection in approaching, to
alto tha public mind it becoming inter
ested m to who will be onr next U. 8.
Senator. It may therefore bo proper
for one of your frequent reailrrm to ul
tima a few remark* to yonr interesting
journal. From anch a source of infor
mation there may perhaps be gleaned
item* of interest, to the public good,
relative to tho political position of Ne
vada. Such an exalted position may l>e
coveted by those who ars not qualified,
and consequently would be a dishonor
and a frand on the people. While there
are others well adapted, )>oa*e«aing suit
able acquirement* ncceasary to make
them an ornament to the Senate ami
the people whom they may represent,
nevertheless vituperation and censure
are used ss weapons of attack against
the candidate of ability nnd tact, partic
ularly by the jealous minded.
Suggesting Mr. Sharou in uu example,
it must be ackuowled he is the Ih hI
abased man that has ever come before
the commonwealth; ami why? Because
by hi* iudefstigable energy and induitry
he became great a* a Inuiuesa manager
and financier, useful to the mining In
terests of Storey county sud other (tor
tious of the State. Consequently being
an enterprising capitalist, he must be a
mouo|>olist, as tbn jealous minded
will have it. lly the influence of hi*
wealth, according to Mr. Sutro's optical
iustniments, Mr. Slisroii will reduee the
State to miacry and lalior to uothinguess.
This is an astounding discovery of (his
tunnel-projector, who is the mm new of
Nevada. It may l>e that Mr. Sutro is
runniug his tunnel in tho ground with
out a chance of ever arriving at ita com
pletion, unless he liccomes a Senator,
and that is net likely. The day may Ih>
fast approaching when the pe<q>l«of this
coast shall consider Mr. Sutro, with hi*
optical instruments, to be an ingenious
fraud. What, it may lie inquired, is the
•fleet of Mr. Sutro's optical discoveries?
They are silently inspiring the people of
Storey county to supjMirt Mr. Sharon,
who, by their suffrage in the election of
a auitalile mid honest I<egislature, will
undoubtedly be *eut to the U. S. Senate.
This will l>« tha result. All the weupons
of magical construction that Mr. Sutro
and his Tunnel Company can bring in
fore* against Mr. Sharou arc only the
clamor of kis enemies, or as arrows that
are shot at him from a distance, making
only a clattering, but doing no execution.
In a politicnl sense, Mr. Sharon's cour
age may be regarded aa that of a gener
ous mastiff that can hear the I sir king of
a thousand curs without taking notice of
any of them. Sharon is marching on.
From hi* energy and tact he commands
the re*|K>ctful attention of the people.
1'BOLKTIUUN.
Humboldt Items.
[Kroui the ItrgUtrr, Aug. " 1
La*t Sunday, during the Indian fsn
dungi> nt thi* place, about twenty of the
brave* dressed in their b reecli-cloth* ntxl
wnr paint viaited tlu> <l. |»««t when thu
Western bound triiin came in, nn<I went
through the gyrations of h war dance,
for the amusement of the crowd. It
hap|>eued that n company of aoldierH
were alioard, on their way to Arizona to
tight Indian*. When tho Captain saw
the»o brave* he catne rushing out, aud
in breathle** anxiety inuuircd of Ike
crowd " if those red devil* were on the
war path, if they were he would turn hi*
■urn loon* on llirni." Taking into con
sideration that the platform at the de
pot * uK erowdod with women and ehil
ilrvu who |wid no attention to them, ex
cept to laugh at their antic*, the absurd
ity of tho lighting Captain * eager in
quiries ure made pniiifiilly apparent.
When ho arrive* in Arizona lie will pro
bably learn that Indian*, when on the
war-|Mith, do not make a circus of them
*elvc* to gaping crowd* at railway *ta
tiona.
Sumo villainou* scoundrel placed
about twenty tie* U|k>ii tho railroad track
last Tuesday, «l*>ilt two mile* ul*>ve
Wintieinucca. The obstruction was
p!.w ed iu a curve so that it would have
iieou impossible for the engineer to
discover it until too late to »top the train.
The train wa* flagged and *top|M'd by a
young fellow who oaid h« was trying to
moke hi* way to Ogdcn on foot. The
engineer think* tho fellow put the tie*
on the truck anil thcu utopped tho train,
thinking the company would give him u
free ride to Ogdeu for hi* kindness.
Mr. Clarkaon, Superintendent of the
Winnemucca and Idaho Tcl<>grupli line,
had hi* pocket* rittcil last Tuesday even
ing. Ilo occupied a room on the tint
dour at tho l.afayetto lintel, ]|o rai*ed
the wiudow linfore retiring, and then
threw hi* clothe* across a trunk sitting
under the window. During tho night
some burglarious individual relieved hi*
pockets of all their contents. He lo»t
$r,l) in coin, a ]x>ckct knife anil a set of
valnaMe *birt studs - the thief has uot
yet been detected.
Carton Itemi.
I From tbe TrUnin**,'AUffiiat 0.1
Captain Colgtui, of the Eureka Guards,
yeatenlay rtcolml a <lin]>nti')i (nun Sw
retary of State J. I). Minor, announc
ing the Hbipmciit of the gun* of Hie
company. They may be expected to nr
rire in about leu daya. The Captain
ban had great trouble over the mutter,
iu tilling liond* ami complying with tli«
othor r*d-ta|x- requirement* of the Imr.
We congratulato him, n* well at hi*
company, on their success in the prem
ises. Aa aoon as the anua arrive we
ahall expect to aec our bold aoldier boys
executing the manv inilitnry evolution*
with aa much precision a* though they
were all veteran*.
The portion* of Iluel ami Spring
atreeta, recently ileTaatutetl liy the tluod,
are speedily resuming their olil appear
ance. The building* w ashed away are
being rapidly put in place, while thoae
that were entirely ruined nr« l>eing re
placed by new one*. The owner* bare
taken the precaution to have the new
honsea raited to a considerable height,
in anticipation of n aimilar occurrence
happening again. Soon nil mark* of
the dreadful calamity will be craned, and
everything |>ointing to the Had cataatro*
phe removed.
A fine body of ore waa struck iu the
lticbmoml mine while protecting iu the
new working* on Monday lost. The
new development promote* to tie an im
|K>rtant one. The ore in eight i* of high
grade and indicate* lieing an extenaive
body.
Souk \V*xr». —Wanted Urania jier
sonal opinion aliout the third term bus
iness; lieecher's own personal account
of the Tillou matter; Hammond'* very
late*l view* about hydrophobia; the
real cause* of the success of Columbia
Col lego in the Saratoga regatta; tho
truth regarding the l'ope's idea* alxuit
creating an American Cardinal; the con
fcaaion of the parties involved in the
Waahingtou aafe burglary; a veracioiia
aUtement of the object* of Cuater'a Iu
diaa Expedition; a few popular ideaa for
a new political party, or for either of
the old ones; n verifiable prophecy of
the Supremo Court decision in the Wis
consin railroad ca*e; a reliable reason
whv the New York A'uu ha* ceased to
badger " tho truly good man" of Cin
cinnati; an account of I ho atate of trade
during the coming Kali; some reliable
facta about the wenlth of Senator Jones
of Nevada; a list ol the lio|>«ful candidates
for the next 1'reaidency, and a satisfac
tory explanation of the final destination
°f Coggia'a comet.—Cincinnati Com
mnrlal.
Just In from the Country.
The Waahington Chrnnid* tell* the
following :
He »m a Terr innocent looking nun,
ami bad evidently coma from Charles
county, God bless you, to enjoy the
Fourth. He wore blue jeam, very needy
and threadbare about the aeams, and
heary cowhide boota, redoleut of the
■table yard. And no it cauie about that
when he dropped into a leading billiard
mom, not a hundred miles from the
National, he found no great difficulty in
inducing one of the aharpa who frequent
the pluco to give him amall odda in a
game of French caromi. Then lome of
tho bystander* wanted to bet, and the
■trangur, not to 1m outdone in the die
play of a genuine spirit of accommoda
tion, took all tho w ager* that were of
fered an the game progre«*ed, anil when
they had amounted to tho resjiectable
figure of itonie $500, he turned in and
run out the game. His play in the laat
tuning inspired tho lookers-on with so
much res|>«ct for hi* power* that no at
tempt wa» mode to get ercu, but old
Charles county jNickctcd the cash and
started for the Nary Yard bridge as qui
etly and a* iunocent looking as wheu he
eniered the saloon, uud the boy* *aid
nary n word.
Tni Washington Chnmirlr is re*|iousi
ble for the statement that a young widow
00 K street, w ho ha* $10,000 in her own
right, refused eight offers of marriage
from discharged clerks in one day anil
two night*.
Itirlli*.
IIKALY—In Uold Illll, Augsit 3d. to the wife
of John llrsly, s son .
OlLLIH-ln Virglnls Olljr, Ancmt Tib, to (be
wire of H K. Olllls. S MID.
HiillKItI S -In Austin, Autant Uh. to tbe wife
of Mlepbea Hotort*, s (lsuititer.
Cl.AltK —In Trnrkw, Csl„ August <tb, to the
wife of A. II. Clsrk, s tlsiubter.
tMnrriHui'H.
WII.HON-McKAY -In Virginia City, Johr »,
Ma«on C. Wllaon to KniniA McKay.
HANNtiN-OAYNOK—In Menu, Jul/ 3»th, H
Kami on to Llrale S. (Jaynor.
Uaatli»«
BATHS In Rtno, Aucuat Ctb. Klla May.yonm;
*nt daughter of I'h I lander aud Almlna llatcn,
aged I >ear ar.d H month*
njrw to-day.
nnKV uoi.n .%*■> mii.vkh
Mining Company.—Location ol :>rlncipa!
plan- of ha*lncM, Sau KraMi^o. Ci it ornla.
I. m .»t on of work«, Lyon County N'ate of
Nevada.
Notice l« hereby given that at a meet In? of the
Director#, hrldou the titli day of Aucuat. 1874. an
aa*eaament (No. io» of 8cventr»llve Cent a per
.hare wa* levied noon the capital atock of the
corporation, payable Immediately, In Unlte«l
htate. gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office
of the Company, No. 3*> California atreet, Itoom
No. ft. Han KranrUco. California.
Any atoek upon which thin a«aeaament aball
remain unpaid on tin* 9th da? of September.
1*74, will U > d 'lin.|u<'iit. ladl4WttlWd for nale
at public anctlon. and unle»« payment In made
before, will be aold on WKUNKsDAY.tbe Suth
day «»f September, IHTI. to pay the delinquent
a«-.>»m«Mit, together with coataof advertialng
aud eipen*ea of naif.
il KG It OK IC SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office—No. 330 California afreet, Itooin No. 5,
San Krancinco. Cal. aul Id
Mint <hu. i> axd miv.ymi
Mining Company.—Location of principal
place of bu*lne»«, Sail Kruntlaco. California.
Location of worka, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, State of Nevada
Notice —There are delinquent upon the fol
described at«»ck, on account of ana<>»«
■Ml No r\, |||M M the 30th day of June,
1874, Um mtvuI amount- t oppoatte Km mif
oftlie re«po%*the nhareholdera, an followa:
Name*. Cert. Sha. Amt.
Adam* Jamea **»....35 ... tM
A*imlo Anthony, Trun..bal.113 ...IT.. *2 To
Howe Wallace A. Trustee....t3ft— 60 ....ft oi
ttowle Wallace A do ... .•:& .. VI. .. .ft UJ
Bowie Wallace A, do ... .9*4... wo ...9 00
Itowie Wallace A, do ... 30 9 ..
IWtwin Wallace A. do ... *i .
IlowIn Wallace A. do .luO... .10 ..
Itowie Wallace A. do Ul .911. ...10 t ..
Howie Wallace A. do ....819.. >■> .. ftO ..
Itowie Wallace A, do ... 3<0.. .floo—fiO .
Itowie Wallace A, do ....3*1.. IU0....I0 ..
Itowie Wallace A, do ... .317... .60 ft
Howie Wallace A, do ....3!* ...60 6 ..
Howie Wallace A, do . . V4....3I .. 3 10
Itadlam Mary &10 100....10 ..
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llnom «. No. 4"1 California atreot. uD
Mko, California, on Tlll'KSDAY. ibr «lb I
laj of Angu't. t^74,al lb* bonr of 1 o'clock
r. a. of mcb da;, lo par delinquent a»r«a. '
nent Ibereoa. lileather with roata of adrar
llitac and expninra of the «ale
DAVID A. JKNNIMiS. Secrelarr. I
Office—Knom «. No. Ml California afreet. Won
rniDclKO. Callhrala. aolld 1
NEW TO-DA1.
OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States,
TAMED AT THf
Flml l«Mloa or Ike XLI1I CtBfrm
[rrBLisnKD by authority.!
AN ACT to fiUml tbe lime allow*! for the re
demption of certain lin<ti hr the Aral aertion of
the art entitled "An art to provide for Ihe re
demption an-0»ale land* held by the United state*
undertbe aeveral acta levying direct faim. and
for other purjM»»e*." approved June etgnth, eight
een hundred and aeveatytwo. and to atf*t»end tba
operation of tba fourth aectlon of aald act.
(Approved, June 23,1174.]
He U #»«efe4 fry fW 8mMfe a*f Uom»$ *f U*p
mentalir<i of Ik0 failed Siatn qf Amtrita, ia
(Viiwril atiembUJ.
That 11me allowed In and bv tba flrat aecllonof
tbe act of fongreaa approved Juno eighth, eighteen
banded and wTrntv-lwo, entitled *' An aet to pro
vide tor the redematlon and aalaof land* held hr
tfee (JlIM Mtale* under the aeveral aria levying 4r
revt late*, and for othef MfpaaMM l*e and samel*
hereby extended for the term of Iwo year* from the
Ural day of Juue, eighteen hundred and seventy
ftar.
Hbttio* 2. That the operation of the fourth aec
ttoii "i sa\ \ art I*. and the same t«her< t<). •uspended
until tha etplrailon of aald term of two year* from
the ftfat day of Jnne.
A K ACT making appropriation* for the repair, pre*
«. rvatlon, and rompletlon of certain public worka
ou r Ivera and bar bora, and for oilier purpurea.
(Approved, June O, 1*71,1
tl0 it ee<irietl fry Ik* Nm*le o«d tt—$9 mt Hi*—**
titiffvt Ik* I'niltd Male* 4/ .Imeriru in Con
«pea*s fiiiewA/f*!,
That the A»lW*«»Irur rami be, and are herebv, ap
propriated, to be paid out of any money In IheTTreaa*
My not rtlwlw appropriated. to In* extended un*
der direct Ion of the Mccretary of War, flv the repair,
pre««-rvatlon, and completion of the follow lug public
worka hereinafter named:
K«r continuing the Improvement to the entrance
to Hie Inner fharbor of l>u Luth, ten ttiouaand dob
laf*
For continuing the Improvement of I he bartwr of
Ontonagon, twenty three thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of tba harbor at
Manjuette tlfleen thousand dollar*.
far « oiittiiulng the Improvement of Ihe fo\ ait-l
Wi«*on»ln llher». three hundred IhouMiid dollar*.
Not exceeding twai.tr five thousand dollar* of tba
abort way be used f«»r Ihe purchaae of *ach real ee»
tale aa may be required for the rtftit of way, or for
flowing. In Die completion of Ihe rot and WUcoii*
in itpuniaai,
Ker continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Urt-en llav. Wisconsin, ten thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Men ee, Michigan and Wl*«uii*ln, twenty-live
thousand dollar*.
for continuing the improvement of the harbor of
ri-fmrii at tin* riitrmre of tlx* Hlur.'poii lUr t'.tnal.
ten thon«ai»l dollar*.
For • ontlmilng (If* Improvement of the l»*rt»>r al
Two lllver«, WUconaln, fifteen thousand dollars
K'if continuing lh« Improvement of lite harbor at
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, ten thousand dollar*.
For contlaulng the Improvement «if lit* harbor at
Hh*t-»yg*ii. W i». • •ii»lu. i. i, iii<iuft4ii I dollar*.
for continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
port Wadiliutou, Wisconsin, ten thouMfhl ilolUr*
the Improvement • <( Mi.- liartior at
Km I lie, Wl*» oiisln, ten tliousaiid dollar*.
For (outiiniiiig the improvement of the harbor at
Ketk»*ha. W i»<onsln, ten thousand dollar*.
For»outlMlas HO HpiiWl of ili« harlior at
Chicago, ••-truly ti\. U1<<11M11<I dollars.
For «-<>tillni»lrig the Improvement of the harbor at
Oat* DM «. liHlMl, Ih.-hI* II \ UMMH4 «l«»lljir •
For lontlnulny thr Improvement of the harlior at
MUhUau City, Iii<ll*ti4, filly tlHHMMlflfl.
For continuing the Improvement of the barbor at
Fraukfort, Michigan, ten thousand dollar*.
f<»t eonl I lining I lie Improvement of the barber at
MtnUter, Ml* lilgan, ten thousand •tollers.
For • ontlnulug Hie Improvement of the harbor at
l.u lliigt"ti, Ml« hlgan, twenty thousand dollar*.
For «oiiilnnlng lite Improvement of tlia harbor at
White IIIvi-r. Michigan, let) thousand •l«*ll«r«
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Muskayon, Michigan ten thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Oraii'l Haven, M i« hlgan, fifty thousand dollar*.
i nilnulng lh« Improveim til of the harlior al
lll.uk l<ake. Milhlgau. fifteen! hoiiaand dollar*.
Kur continuing tha improvement of the harbor at
flMMlM k MM nig in, t< ii UwiuM Mian.
For ronlnulng the improvement of the harlior at
InUi lUraa, Mm Win, IM HwhmM 4ott*ft*
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
at. Joseph. Mb hlgan, two thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of Mt. M»r»'«
Rlvtrii i M, lUrj'a faibCMii,ivi Imui In
sand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement tj the harbor at
Cheboygan Michigan, fifteen tbooaand dollar*.
I'or i ont.iiiiliitf I lie lini>ro\eineiit of lit- > *. 111
Clair River al the motilli of lli.o k River, fifteen
Hi intend anllafi
I'or continuing the Improvement of the harbor of
rvgift, Lake lUrvn, aavent) fln llMmannd dollara.
lor iontinnitig the improvement of the hartior at
>li hlgan,tenOwaandiWkn
I'orrrmovlng bowlder* ami m< k« from the I»e
froit River, partly In Canadian waters, twenty-nve
Ui • IMttd dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor al
Toledo, Ohio, *-v< nty-fit e thousand dollar*.
I or t ontlnulug the Ituprovenient of the harlior at
fa *4 Ilk) nit.iMii", twvtttyHU* IImhm ml dotlara.
For continuing the Improvement of the hart*»r at
Huron, "ii... imm I ban aa ltd n \ e hundred dollar*
lor iimiIInuing lh» Improvement of the luirbor at
Vermillion, Ohio, three thoii«an<l dollar*.
I'or i outlnulng the improv euient Id the harlior at
It . » Ulver. Ohio, twentv thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Impmi »meni of the hartior al
Cleveland, iKilo, thirty thousand five hundred dol
lar*.
I'or continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Oimi i River,Onlo. twit) n^iumiMton.
lor ioutlnulng the Improvement of the harbor at
Aftabnla, (Hi la, IMrtHvi UmmmI <i"iiar«.
I'..r conlln il ig Improvemi "t ••( Hie harlior al
Conm aui, tihio, oih t Ii.>n - in I ih - hutelreil dollar*.
lor preserving and continuing the work upon the
pier al !(•» kf llher, tilii<., i.-n QmMB4Mfiin.
For ionllnulng the Improveiu^iil or the hartmr at
Dunkirk, New lork, thirty-live thouMUd dollar*.
lor the Improvement of the harUir at Krle, IVnn
•yl\aula, twenty ihoiiavnd dollars.
I'or contlnulnc tha Improvement of the harbor at
lluflalo. New York. »e\eiilT-fl\r ili.<nvin l mMM|
•nd the Seereian of War la avIlMirtMl !• iff
and prtrentm imnlaltaM$t bbmsI 11.«* entrance
i . iai i harbor, provbM the miih • an Ivdone wltn*
out ei|*eiiM'or liability agaliut tlie l'lilted Mtate*.
F.«r • "iiilnulng the iin| .. • m< i.i <.f the hart>or at
oi. <iii. New York, ten tiMiiKaifl •tollam.
For continuing the improvement of the harbor at
Dak Or« har>l. New York, ten thou*an l dollars
For continuing the improvement of the harbor al
pliltltey iIII. New York, leli IIioiimikI dollars.
For eoiillnulug the Impnivenieiit of tlie harle»r at
tlrrat Hodus llay. New York, Ofteen th»usan>l dol
lars.
For continuing the lmt»rovement of the harbor at
Little H'kIus llay, New York, fifteen thousand dot.
lara.
r«»T nmimainc inr impnn—in oi inr naruor at
O*»rgo, N'fw Yurk, mntyHlv' im«»u«aikI dollar*.
For tinulii* thr improvement of thr harbor at
Wadding t>>n, N»w lork.trii thouMnd dollar*.
For < ontluulng !»>• Impruvrmrtil of thr harbor al
tudrti*hurg, New Yurk, all thouaand dollar*.
i nttnulng Hw Inpmvfiiii mi uf tlw harbor at
I'lattal'Urg, Nrw York. tivr Ihoutand dollar*
|..r I onllnulng thr Improt rinrnt of thr harbor at
lliirlliiittoii, V(riui'lil,l»rtil)>dkK thousand dollar*.
Fur < »nl fault *11.# Um barb* at
Mrailliill, Wrnioiit. right thoii*«lid dollar*
For continuing Ihr improvement of thr Fall* of
Saint Anthony, and fur thr Improvement of thr
Improvrmrnt of Um* Ml*«l*alppl Itlvrr al«»vr thr
Kail*of Main! Anthony, Mlnnr*ota,nnr hundrrd and
mm\ ikMMil Mtant bh4 ivmrHIh Ummam
dollar* of aald amount aliall br r«prnd*l for Ihr lm.
provrmrnt Itf thr MlMlaa|p|i| Ul>«r abovr thr Fall*
of Main I Anthony.
For continuum thr Improvement of thr Upper
Ml**l»*lppl Itlvrr, twent)-Ave thnuaaad dollar*.
For Hi.- lunrjr or Improvrmrnt or thr Mlunraota
Itlvrr, trn thoUMnd dollar*.
Fur continuing thr Improvrmrnt uf thr llllnola
Itlvrr. arvrntv.flvr t hoii* ilid dollar*.
For < onllnulng th<- improvrmant of thr Dra Mo I lira
llapM*. Mla»la«lppl Itlvrr, fuur Imudrrd thouaand
dwiaH
For contlnuln lb'lmr»ro\rtucnt of thr |(oi k 10
and Itaplda, Ml**»*lppl III vrr, II fly thouMnd do|.
larv
For continuing thr Improvrmrnt of thr Mlaala
•Ippl, Mlaaourl and ArkatiM* Ithrr*. our hundrrd
thouaand dollar*.
For continuing thr Improvement uf Ihr While
Klvrr, abovr Ja« k* >o|H.i t. liftr thouaaud dollar*.
For continuing Ihr Improvrmrnt of tha Oaigr
Itlvrr, MlwM'Uri. Iwrtily nvr thouaand dollar*.
Fur continuing »!••* Improvrmrnt of th« Mlaala
•Ippl lllvr belwrm Ihr mouths of Ihr Ohio and II
llnola HI vrr*, two hundrr<l thouMnd dollar*: and
nnrrii thoiiaaiKl dollar* of aald amount aliall l«r r\
i»rndrd bet wren Ihr moulhs of thr Mlaaourl and II
iltioia Klvrr*.
For continuing thr Improvrmrnt of Ihr Ohio Itlv
rr, onr htm Irnl and fitly thousand dollar*; onr-half
of which shall I* nprtid above and thr othrr half
Ih>|ow ihr automaton hrldgr Utwrrn Cincinnati.
Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky,; f«»rty thouaand
dollar* of thr abovr amount ihat I* tu br expended
aliVf OtrmummMi h Iditr may, if approved by thr
Chief ul Fnglneera. bo et|*nd>-0 In a |>rniianrnl
impro\ emrnt of nat If at Ion at IMtlsbury, l'rn«» l\ a
nla.
conllnulnii thr Improvrmrnt of ihr Wahaah
IIIvrr, IwnKl-nvr thouaand dollar*: Provided, That
a |Mirtloii of i ld« appropriation, not ricrrdlng nlnr
thouaand dollar*, may h* uar.l br Ihr ftnrstary of
War, In hi* dls» ret Ion, for thr riilngnislimrnt of any
rlfht. title, or claim of the Wabash navigation Com
pall in Um I nk an I <14111 Of lirjii I ItapM*. on Mid
rher.and otin r pr« \*rtjr tald coiu|ianv may rlalm
on aald r1»rr* and f«.r thr ntlnguMuumi M M
right Mid roni|»anv may havr to aftrrl or Intrrfrrr
In any way wlih thr navUtatlon of Mid rtvrr: but
no bar! oi till*iy|mfllUll *hall i-r rxpmdnd until
■aid Ml (gallon • (MHpaay ahal0.a> •• rriin juUhcl all
right In conlnd or uthrrwlar in anv mannrr Intr.
frrr with uraflrcl Uir frr* navigation of th* Mid
rtv*r.
For continuing Ihr Improvrmrnt of Ihr (rpftrr Mo
nongahria Klvrr nr«r MorgantoH n, >Vr*t V irginia,
twrnly*rtvr tboiiMnd dollar*.
For contlnulikg thr Imnrovrmrnl of thr Urrat
Kanawha Klvrr, Writ Virginia, twantyrtva thuu
mimI dollar*.
For continuing Ihr Iraprovtmantof Ihr T«nnr**rr
Klvrr ah"»r t'l.altan«H.«a. |v*nt> rivr dol
lar*; and brhiw Chattan<Miga, Including MaKk
MhoaU. onr hundrrd tbouMtid dollar*.
For rontlnuina thr Improvrmrnt of thr mouth of
thr Ml*aiaaippi Klvrr, onr hundred and thirty ti.oo*
sand dollar*.
For rrinov ng tha raft In Hr<l Itlvrr, LuulUana,
nnv Ih-uaat, I dollar*.
For rrmnv tog obstruction* In Ihr Choctawhalchlr
ft I vrr, Alabama and Florida, flvr thouMnd dollar*.
For cnntlnulng thr Improvrmrnt at thr harlntr at
MoMlr, Alabama, oor hundrrd tbouMnd dollar*.
For r«HitInulng thr Improvrmrnt of thr harbor at
(Uvannah, Ororgla, flay thouaard r«dlar*.
forlbi Improvrtnant of Oi# l'hatuh<iochrr and
Flint ltl*rra. licorgla, twrntyflvr tb»<i*an I dollar*
fmr contlhulng Ihr Improvrmrnt at thr mouth of
K| John'* Klvor, Florida, or may b# ward for dradf
ln« out Ihr Inatdr |>a«aagr brlwrrn Ihr Kalnt John a
and Naaaan Inlrl. trn tbuuMml dollar*.
For thr Improvrmrnt of IM ApaUihlcola Klvrr,
Ferula, Irn tnouaand dollar*.
For continuing Ibr Improvrmrnt of Ihr harbor at
llaltiiuorr, MaryU»U arvrnlrdlvr thouMnd dollar*.
For Ihr improvmitnt of Ciirairr ftlvrr at Krnt
(•land Narrow*. Maryland, tlvr IbouMivl «lulUr*
For thr continuing thr Impruvrtornl oi lha II ku
mko Klvrr. Maryland, ttvr thouaand dollar*.
For thr imi>n>vrtn«nt of Elk Itlvrr, Maryland,flvr
thouMnd dollar*. , ...
Fur continuing Ihr Improvrmrnt at th* mouth of
tha Oceoquan Itlvrr, Virginia. «U thooaand drl
U For o(>ntlnulng lha Impravrmfnt of tb« Rappa
hannock Klvrr. Virginia, arvm thouMnd dollar*.
For continuing Ihr improvement of thr Jaaira
Klvtr, Virginia, fifty thousand dollar*.
For continuing thr improvrmrnt of thr Appornat*
to* Rhrr, Virginia, thirty tl»o«Mod dollar*.
For continuing th* Improvrmrnt of thr aouth
bramhof KllMbrth Klvrr, Virginia, Irn thouaand
dollar*.
F<»r contlnnlitf Ibr Improvrmrnt of thr Nanv
iu 'ImJ IIIv a-r. Virginia, trn thouaand dollar*
For continuing ihr Improwmrnt of ihr Roanokr
lllvrr, XorUl Oarohna. Ova tbouMnd dollar*.
For continuing th* Improvrmrni of th« Opr Fear
Rlvrr. North Oarotlna, onr bandrrd and fifty tbou
Mnd dollar*.
For contlnnlDg the Improvrnunt of thr Drlawarr
NEW TD-DAY.
Hlvtr uklctooMl. *1 Tori Mima B*r. Mr U>ou«n4
dftrc»nU«alii« th» lmpro»rtM«» ot UM
Rlnr hetareenTretiton ami Bordentown, ten thou«
"*f!rdreroo*«l ofototnictlon. In th« b*rbor*n.l [h«
rawuvcttM of * pUr .t !»•* CmII*. DHimi, l»n
tfc—iiiil4»Um. .ftLnr .t
for continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Wlluilngtan, Delaware .u thousand dollar*.
For continuing United lUM pier
Rev near DiUwiit. ten thousand AgM*- n
For continuing the Improvement of the Hcbuy lain
River, twenty thousand Mlm. #4. „ .
For continuing the Jinprovruient of the Hudson
Elver. New Tort, forty thousand dollar*; and «•»
of thU appropriation tha •urn of eeven thousand
four hundied and daty-two dollar* may b* paid by
the Chlrf of Engineer* to Rawr? B. Steward, In fJU
payment for wort done by him in pernor lag U»a
overslaugh rock Iti the Hudson River, under hi*
con trait male In eighteen hundred and ■event/.
For continuing the Improvement of the Pasealc
River. Mew Jersey, twenty thousand dollar*.
For continuing the improvement by removing oh*
•true tlon* In the Kait and llarlem III vera al or near
llell Uale two hundred and twenty»flve thousand
Mian.
For continuing tha Improvement of the harbor at
Wareham. Massachusetts, ten thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of the heritor at
HyanuU. Massachusetts, Ave thousand dollars.
for continuing ih«* Improvement of Teuton River
M*«a husetta, ini thousand dollar*.
For the Improvement of the harbor at Fall River.
Ma*sachua«tl», ta il thousand dollar*.
For continuing the Improvement of tha breakwater
al II lock Island, tw-.nt* 11..>u«and dollars.
For continuing the improvement of the harbor al
Newport, Rhode I aland, ten thousand dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Wlcklord, Rhode Island, Uvm thousand dollar*,
for lontlnuliiK the Improvement of the Pawcatuck
River, Rhode l»Und and Connecticut, ten thousand
dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Hb'tilngton, Connecticut, twenty thousand dollsrs.
For continuing the Improvement of the Connect I
cut River, below Hartford, feiinectlcut. twenty
thousand dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the House*
tonlf lllver, Connecticut. ten thousand dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Ilridgf|Hirt,Conner tl ul.tweuly thousand dollar*
For continuing the Improvement of the harlmr at
N'orwalk, Connecticut. ten thousand dollar*.
For the Irnimivemeni of the harbor at Mllford,
Connecticut, lite thousand dollars.
That the sum of fifty thousand dollars Uappropri
ated lor the o|M>nlng and Improving of the channel
between Mtaten Island and New Jersev.
K.»r i ••(itiiiuing the luipruvfineiit oi the Mt. Crolt
River, Maine, ten thousand dollar ».
For continuing the lmpro\emento| Mac Ida* River
M Una, ten thousand dollar*.
Fori "fit luulng the Improvement of the Penobecol
River, Maine, twent) thousand dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the harbor at
Camden, Maine, ten lioutan I dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of tin* Kennebec
III* • r Maine, twelve thousand dollars.
Kof«out milng the luiproveiiiftit of the heritor at
I' i «nd, Msl'ir, t«< id) thousand dollars
For roiitliiuliu the Improvement
Rifir, n.-h ||aw|wl»ln ten ihonaanidollare.
> itlnuing tin* Improvement of the Merri
mack Rlvrr. Massachusetts, ten thoii*atid dollars.
For i-oullnulug the Improvement "I the entrance
ofPaleui Harbor. Massachusetts, trn thousand dol
lars.
|lo*tof|, Mu*va« lll|«ett», MlM- llUlflrt'd lllol|*4fld dol
lar*.
For continuing the lni|*r<»\eru«*ft of the harbor at
rijIIMKIIIi. Ma**a< huaeita, and tor dredging, II vo
thousand dollar*.
For i ontlnulmr the luiprov amml of the harbor at
Pro* I in ftuwn, M«»w Imarll*. »i\ thousand dollar*.
For lontlnulug the improvemmt of the Lower
Wiiutiirtir and Columbia Hl%«r», from Portland,
Oregon, to the aea, twriity thousand dollar*.
For continuing lit# lmpio\rru«nt of the I'nper
Willamette lihrr^ln-fuli.irtiii tho usand Uv«- hum
«lm| dollar*.
Fur continuing the Imiffoveiuent of the U|'|»f
Columbia Ulver, iwmt) thousand dollar*.
fur continuing t>*«* improvement of the harbor al
(lihntun, Tr*aa, slaty HmUviiKi dollar*.
for removing »mk*aud rocka oft thr barter of
Kan KraitclMo, California, tw« nty-llve thousand
dollar*.
for the Improvement ..f Oakland llarbor, one
hundred thou.and dollar*.
lor ioullhuthg the improtmient of I ho harbor at
Milwaukee, Wi«*onaloti, leu thousand JoiUrt.
For continuing tlie Improtmieui «»l theAatluaw
Hirer* Mli hlgtn, rtftr^-n thousand dollar*.
Tliat Ihe appropriation under tbeottof Mar. It
third, eighteen huixlrnl «»<| v^itfT-lhrrf, (or the
iMWOVflMtl f III'- illHlon of WmMmUmI and
and tieorgi io«t| be m* I* t » rpply tu dmlitlnitM
llrglnla or t! orgetuwn Klver a have atnl heb»w
Ioik llfldgr, *.*1 Utal Ihft earth ruav»lril there
fioni l«» deposited so a* to . »rr\ nut a* tar a* MM lb
«tM« tlf for Ituprov liu tno harbor* of Wash
ington anl (•-urge! own, In accordance with th«
recommend u on mal> tuSCongreaa lieemiher mt
enteriith, el. eett hundred an t aevrenljMwo, by a
U»*rJ of stir * ey created l»y a< t of t'ouirr as appro* rd
Maiih tilth, eightem hundred an l a*«etity-two.
IM nitron «n<l e*tImateo for the teipniroweU
oinilifli l^l liv tbx Hrnali* iWkart Committee oil
Tr n.»|- rTat•• >ti Hnutrs to |l,» - «> , I. >ii-»n the
MrtwioalinllnlodlN 11.» rrporl H oafcl l ommlt
iH-.aiHl also upon a rood- from the month ot the
VotulilMjI.rns Ither, t fin III. .1-1. k wali f
MdglllM MB Mid ii». r i" it. I. tl w«|rr»at the
foot of the Abr^haM Mountain*. tin m e by < mal to
Cumberland, Ihu tki ting Ihrr# tb«* Chesapeake and
Ohio fahal, too buti lr. I thousand dollar*, of ••
inm h tliorrof a* may i* iinrmrt. fc» I* n|« n<W
m. in um din • lion ol Hi H i rotary ol Woi b li
liUftlMPT aa. In lilt JudKlnent, will «*■« ur« the tfr«*at<«l
amount ol fiart Infornialloii h*r «uh of*ald roul**«.
I'or Ihf linpro\ run at ol tii*- liar nor al riiarlestoii,
Hooth UirdliMLOlibloon thooaoiiddol ai«.
for etamination* ami •ur%ry»of river* and liar*
lH»r», and fur in<Henf al r^r»alr« at liarbora for whh h
there l« no «i»r« .al a|*|>ro|irlallou, Mtvriitydlve thou
»»nd dollar*.
t*n\ 7. That the S-«« r» farv of War I* lierebT *21
ru hit to rau*e ami nation* or *imrjr«, or b*>tla. to
l<e made at Hie fo'iw« lug |totnt*. nameiy:
lltrlnir of II-Hord. Ma*«ai liUMdt*.
t'a*iadr« and liallraof thctoliimhU Klnr.dro
g m in i w i« ilnfft n Ti lory, fo« th< purpuao of
a*<-« rtallillitf lb* |»rarllraMllty ai»d * of < «n*trurt*
Intf ranaia and lo« k« at «m It t«oll»t*.
Hliaart Hher, lor rriuu\lng Jam*, Washington
Terrtti»nr.
Yamhill llhrr,tiredoii, for rvmwtlmi r«Mk*amI
•aixl hart.
!*nohoml«li ll.>er, for remo\im, Jain*, Wa*hlntflon
TerrHonr.
t'nehtill* llher, for reiuo\in^ Jain*, Washington
Trrrltorj,
TViiih v** Hlver, ab«»ve tne mouth of lloUton
lllw-r to the t'hllliowe** Mountalu*. Tennesaef.
||ia«aa*ee lllver, below IT nfoo. T« nne*«M>e.
Crtkanna Creek, \ Iraclfila. I ado* rrhaniu.
lliack Warrior Uhir, below tho mouth of Lorutl
Fork, Alaiiama.
Cahalia ltl«rr, l»low Cenfret llle, Mahama.
KlllnkH II irl^.i 11.1) ^| i•» i. I
Limpri-y Hirer, Iwlow Ne*uurkrt, Nrw I lamp
•hire,
lifter 111 \ -r. hrlnw K\. tor, Nrw llampahlre.
Mlnnr*i>u Khrr, for further «*\amlitatlon for Ini
l>r»v«m*>nt by t anal*, lo. k* ami dam*.
thonee llh tr, from the tk-mulnee to Mllle«l«evllle
Oeorfia.
Cfih kahomlny 111%or. Virginia,
llamidi>n lllver, Virginia.
WolllakH'uf, Indiana.
Hnake Ithcr, Idaho, from ItMOkonr# Fall* In l<*w»
talon, ekamlnaihtn ami e*ihuatra for rnuovlng
taiwidera and other oqsirurttona
Hat ratio nlo Mlver, holnw Maryavllle, California'
Lako Wlaolplaooore, for plai Ing huopa on obctruc
I Ion*, Nrw llami»*hlre.
Kmut!r N«»* laland, aa to rr|t*lr brrakwatar.
Port; mouth. New llatu|»»hlr*.
I'agan Creek, Virginia.
Nrw llher, from ihr |«-ad inlnea In Whvthor«Min*
ly. Virginia, to the " Mouth ol WiUon" In lira>*"n
county. Virginia.
The Little Kanawht River, brio* Bull Town,
Chlpj»o»a lilfcr. la*low Chippewa Fall*, Wlaron*
•In.
and Northern Parlilc Kallroad. Dakota Territory.
Tombtg t>re River, by way«»f lllg Ib*ar Creek to
tbr Tennraarr to (••till**) I wafrr «ommiinlcatloii.
lUtuarv In Hani* IUrl>ara Channel, al*>ut two
nilU-a north of Point Mugrr, California.
Clevrland t>rrak water. new » »ilui*ta lur four fatli.
umi water, Ohio.
?*.in J>»4<iuiii IU%er below hi.» kton. California,
tluyandotu Klvrr, I# low I.O.UII Court II ouae.
VI r«t Virginia.
Crdlr Ua> mi lltr ant t«n thnuaand ilullari art
hrrehv appropriated lor Itn Improxmem of Red
Kl«h liar, In ualvraton llav.Teva*.
WlthUfMH III* Klvrr, ffoiu 111 < • 11111 of (Irapllro Id v
er, tieorgfa.
thholix hoer River, Iwlow Al!antlc and tiulf IUII*
r»ait. ti< «»nju.
lied Kl»er. at Alexandria, l^uKins.
Ilarlrm Klvrr. from Kand«*ir» l«land. by way o.'
.S|>ii>t«n IhijtllOm k, to Hudson lllirr, Nrw York,
lilac k water Itlver, \ Irglnia.
Mouth of Krntu hunk Kiver. Maine.
Hraiot Klver, below Wat o, including the baratlta
mouth.
tiuadalupe Klvrr. below (toiualet.Teiaa.
M. Croix Klver, below Ht. Croli Fal a, III Mlnne*
•ota and Miv oonlti.
The Red Klver of the north from Brrckenrldge to
Moor he ad.
lllg Sandy Klvrr. below hkrton, Kentucky.
Twelve Pol# Klver, below Wayne Court Houat,
Wm( Virginia.
liari«>rof lllngham, Maaaatliunetu.wlth reference
to rrmoval ot>»trm llonv
llehawalng Klver, Michigan, for entrance, with
elf lit feet water.
Mouth of Maalnaw Klver. Michigan.
French Broul Klvrr. North Carollna.from Ilrrvard
to lltiocotubr < oimm llnr.
lllg s*.i*i.tv Klvrr, tniin Ita mouth to llketon, an<l
to Wartleld In Kentucky.
Rock Cakl.c Klver, Krntui ky, from the mouth of
Ihr narrow* at lirahain'* Mill*, to lu moiilh.
Nnlth'a Hhoala, In the Cuiut* rland Klvrr, Ken
tucky. . i
Inatde paaaagr between IVrnandldaaad Ht. John's
Rlvrr. known »« Na*«m UVlf Florida.
Orand Maria* Harbor, lake Hupertor, Michigan.
I'amnnkry Klvrr, Virginia.
Matapooi Klver, Ylrgliilv
Little Mronitro River, Vlrllnla.
Totuakee Klvrr, Virginia, hrlow the brldgr.
Murvejr of llarlior of CrDfleld, flonieraet couuty,
Manland, with a view of removing ohatnn tlooa.
Ilarhorof l^manltown, llrltton ,Ilav, Potemar
River, Maryland, with a view to remote obairo«*
UMN.
Harbor of Norfolk, Virginia.
M«»\ .1 Thai a boanl of rnglnrrra, to I* rompeaeA
of throe from the AYmr, one from tna Ooaat H M
and Hirer fn>m rlvll lllr. »«• appmntrd hy the Prml*
•lent; which nl<1 t»*»ar«l ahall make a aurver of
Hi** mouth of the Mlaaltalppl Klver. with a vlew lo
determine thr i--i mnhod obtaining and main*
tainting adrpth of water Mflh Itot ft* the porpooea
of t •iiiinirri r. rlthrr liy aranal ROM aaH r1*rr to the
water* of the tiulf. or by .Irrpenlttg a»e or iu«»»r of
tha natural outleteof aaM rlWl IKl "M ***
•haUmak* a full arxl .|rtallr«l ratloiaU a*4 •tat#
rornt itl the cuat «»f rarh of *ai l clan*. a»«t •halt rr.
port thr laiiM, togrihrr with Ikrlr oplnloo thereon,
which of all aal'l plana thry derm prefcraWa^vtog
Ihelr reaaona therefor, to the Hrrretary of War, to
I** prr»»ntr<t at thr ««»mmencrmrnt of the> aecoti<l
■realon of tl.r »orty.ililnl Ongrraai and that tho
mm of twrnty-flvr tbonaand ftoliara, ,or m mmh
Ihrrrof a* may t»r iiccr%Mry, la hrrrby apuroprlalnl,
iHit of any furwla In thr Trra«ury not otharwlae ap
l*rvprlatr«l, to defray tlir i«»t of aald aurvey.
REMOVAL!
WINKLE & KRDTTSCHNITT,
MiUII In
IVIII'EH Ail'D LIQIiORN,
IUTI HIIOTID TO
Worth«Nl for. I> »nd Taylor alrvali
•ux Virginia i lly. 3I*vimI«.
DIVIDEND HOTIOe!
rvrrict or tiik comhomdatkd viu
I I EloU Mining Company. Itoom I, No. 401
.'allfornl* Hml, S»n KnnrlKn, Aug. T. U7t.
It a mrttinc of thr Dnard of Tnwlm of
lia abom tiaratd Company, bald Ibla day, a
llrtdand (No. 4)nfThrM Dollara (|1|per ihara
tu declared, payable on Tueaday, the lllh
nitant. Traoaler hooka cloaed on Kalunlay, I
be sth loaual, at S o'clock r. » i
auT Ira DAVID T. BACIUEV. Secretary, i
AMTfiEH EVT8.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.
jonic PIPKR..... PROPRIETOR
A. D BILLINGS Stajc Xuupt
OONTINUED SUCCESS
... uv,.„
LA8T NIGHT BUT ONE
. ..or....
The Powerful Trade Artrwi,
MISS ANNETTE INCE!
NATl'BDAY ITIHO. AV«. S, 1ITI.
Will b» prwnted for the tut tlBf the
Ihrllllni; anil l.itinwljr anutluual play. wrlltrn
Ify Jmrph Abdrmin, Km].. ilmnii.lU.-d rl>
pmalrfur Mix Incf, toil prrieulad for Itiu
flr»t tfmp oo •» aUge, enlltlnl
CLOUD AND SUNSHINE!
DIANA (Dachewiof . ANNKTTK IJfCB
After which tlio Faforile Parcc of
THE KITCHEN LOVER8!
Monday, Aoku>1 loth, flr-l appiaranct of the
Ulrntrd jroang actor,
MR. CEORCE CHAPLIN.
Pltlt'KM OK ADMIHHION:
Drwa Oirck and Orctirilra Chain ft m
Parquetl* 60
I'rlrate Doin t uu
No titra chargr for Urn-md Hrala. aut
MINERS^UNION HALL,
COLD HILL.
LA8T NIGHTS IN COLD HILL|
... or....
THE TEMPLETONS
....AND....
English Opera Artistes! |
KAV TKMPI.RTON,
A I.ICH VANK.
JOIINTIMIPI.KTON.
■ «AIIM. VANK,
And the Celebrated Knellrh Opera Artlfle#,
nUXCIII! (1AI.TON. <eair.lta,
TIIOMA* WIIIKKIN,Teaer<.wl«ae,
Dlrert from l/>ndon anil New York Thealere,
and late with Pare|>a-ltoea ami other
leading opera companies.
NBTIHIIAY EVK.VU. Ang. H, IH7I. |
The Gontlc Opera by Offcnbach, •nttllled
THE ALSATIAN 8 I
11/ THOMAS WIIIKKIN and MI.ANCIIK
OALTON,
The treat Hin-eat-H^dger etorjr. entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND!
WO II KAY TKJII'LKToN
CU'ITOLA AI.K K VANK
BLACK DONALD JOHN TKMPI.KTON
MIINDAV NKillT-Ormtirt Koerta
and LAHT NIUHTI
POPULAR PIUCK*.
Pront Slain f I HO
Hark Heata M)
Front s*au aeriirrd with im extra rb»rj:e at
Po»t ofllre New# lleixit. J) SI
LAKE TAHOE!
JOHN W. McKINNEY'S;
M.'iiA It PINE POINT.
Health! Pleasurol Recreation!
Tin: ABOVB VKnT POPOLAB BEMRT
U Bow thrown o|H*n to the pulillr (nr thr
••••xiii It la atlaalrd <10 Ihit WRKTKRN
Hill IKK OK TUB I.AKK, r.lnt mlln Irani Ta
hu« Lltjr, arald I bo mwl
It•«Mnmle nni llmlihf.l Harrooadlag.
Anil nrar Uw IIK8T HISIIISU 0R0U5D8,
A llnr wharf rnn« oat to dwp walrr In lli«
Lakr, (lid plenty of hoala arc furnl-lntl frrr for
llio pfcoun- ill tbi< gurata, Thr NTKAMKIIN
touch al the wharf lially Ui land paa»rng»r«
PwoMMn fnun iluld lllll or Virginia ran go
•»* «*a» of Trnrki-<i and fahoe City. or Canon
aud Iilrntirook, taking th« aloamrr arroai ihi*
Ukv.
HATIX ok rHAunwii
Iloanl and lodging, prr week, On
Hoard and lodging, perdajr 1 '«>
Children from N 10 II jeara of age, half price,
Inralldt. a« well aa liualneaa mm. nr faiulllrt
aeeklng rerreailnn and pleaaure. Mill Rnd ttila
lb* »erjr place.
JOHN W. MeKINNRY,
— if Prwrtwr.
J. & J. B. tt lLLOV
NO. 41 SOUTH C STREET,
(Mnl door to Hank of Culiroralal,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
Groceries and Provisions.
ENGLISH CROCKERY,
CHINA SETS OF EXTRA QUALITY
TABLE CUTLERY,
GLASSWARE.
KEEP ON HAND THE
CHOICEST WINES AND LIQUORS 1
IN TIIK 1MUKKT,
FINE OLD COGNAC BRANDIES, 1
( iiiucf. uoittnoN.
HCOri'll AND IKI4II
WTTISBZIES,
810 PORT AND SHERRY NINES, '
3HAMPAGNES & 0LAEET8. '
EVA1I lh«lr WIdm »nd Liquor* "Vhfmo,,,
c<4 Tar* and Suitable for Xrtlalr
aua,
j. * j. n. -
.III*, Nevada.
y'TtDi
. .11.01
t\ ««cWo*1«tltir to tw Haak of California
■fH'vii' 2 r°r P»rtlcnlar«
I it * Wl* ig] If
r
PHTMCIAXS.
R. HILTON CHASE, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
....AMD....
SURGEON,
(Rwrnlly flrom Dflrolt, Michigan ,
OFFICE. No. «3 Month CRL, Virginia,
(up »lalrr).
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO Mm
leal and Operallx Harder). Mldwlfer;
and Ibe dlu-UM of women tod children
SPECIALTIES.
Xnul Catarrh, In all Ita varied ana
worwl form*, Throat and l.nna
Trouble*. 4'on* ii m pi Ion, Km.
»na AMVr«lon». hnmll-|Njx,
Dlimuni or Kj e and gar.
Nearlet l>»rr, Mraalen,
I'mri of all kind*,
UlM-aMHior the III.
grant* and I'ri.
nary Organ*,
andrhronlr
trouble*
Hhlrh
ha««
RB.MKTKD ALL OTItlR TREATMENT
In *11 the aim** claoea of illaeaae Dr. Chaee
hu met with t'NI'AHALLKLRI)
a.enrlng M'KEDY HKLIKK AND RADICAL
Cl'RK.
IIOMKOI'ATII V
Now atanda vindicated thnmiili year* of rtgU
and critical aiperlence aa the «o*t lit)aaart'L
of all tlu-orlea In modern medical |>raetn e. II
l« iheonly •> nlfin of medicine trnljr baaed upon
Ihr law* of nature.
HOMEOPATHY cum a'l curable dl»e»>..
permanently, and Iboae dlxaeea which baie
haltli'd the tmaera and reaUled the (kill of th
Im'hi praciltlouer* of Ihe old medical *y»lcm for
year*, are forced lo jrleld tu the frntle yet Oris
ami *nre lullaence of llomeosawr.
HOMEOPATHY aim* lo eradlcat* dl»ea.e
entirely; lo cure *ure and ea*y, without bleed
liijr, blUierlnir, caulerUlaf or droning; to pro
loutf life and tv**en ihe number uf *lck day*.
M'KfiKMY.
III* one of the itrraieM triumph* uf llomeo
pal by l»dl*p*-u*e with the o|ieralloa of ainpU'
lailou audeirl.li n in tin re than two third# ul
Ihe ca*ea, by Ihe radical care of ibe dilated
parte, which Ihe old a}*tem ul practice WI<||1,|
have coiif lifiuil lo Ibe knife.
Frai lurre and nrlou* wounda are healed In
leea lime and with ho pain than nnder any
other met In n1 of treatment, and Ihe »reaie«t
triumph* In modern *ur*ery have been aad ir
addend by lliu •urceuu* of the Hum upallu<
ecbiHil,
<!t'AMFI< ATM**,
hit CIIA*K In a graduate of the
roller «f IMrolt, Mkbluaii, aad fcokia al*>
diploma* from |WO other medical rolirjrr». \\r
i.r4« I Ire# the niml approved »t)ieaof Irrafm •
known in ihl» matrjf< "lid n th«*
Mkmk ot Mill Vienna and I. r.l., it
ttfir ifluMfl aad mwnW np*fti
mnjlcln* ind nil;-, rv M«rranl» tilm in
tola Nivkii lolbe afflicted of (hit Ndloi« in.
tin* uimo»t coiil hncaof »»«ir.^- abb to •!».•
perfi ri a»ti»fa<tl«.n.
I*lt OFHMWlOM A l« KTIQIITTK
DH l'llAf»K Mir dliitf In an altllu(!« '>(trim4
Ijr regard and alrlrt m«dlral etKjnrti-low id
bin brflhreu of the mrtlUal protection. i.rm
BlMp0 (<• »Kak III of the fraternity. r>u' Hand
Inc upon the pound bottom of hi* owu i»«rii*
MM iMnikfilMW lli« afflicted to ji.rfga for
thrmaeIvf and chooaa whrlhrr lUry wlh ipply
to him ur not for relief and curr
AI>VF.I(TJ*IMJ.
J)lt. CIIAMK ballrfc* In adwtMi.- aod
In (bat wry doubtful decree of
icy adopted by many of «»ur mo*t mm lit
m« .Ik;ii mi. »Mel mmn lira to carafedy
•lildi* th«*lr 11«lit under a twabel," *»»nr^ '«r
their u'oo'l quaili Ira lo b•• dlM-ovrrr«l It la aM
injustice liotli lo Ihr rraily talented
and lo ibr afflicted In vllaj urrd of Ibe wt/
M-nlriM b«* I* mi well able lo render, and wblfli
lliPHlmtUiil kniwhli,'!' thereof would bring
lo them rallaf. Ilohnt abd honorahl* repre
HltlllW hi till* wav are legitimate and Jn»t,
ninl are »<» M IHIw by all »riitihlt men of Ibr
prrtenl age of p rotreef. Dr. ( ha»r pimply
tell* t be afflicted wbat hr ran do, and provva
bi» iretkfoliMM Iq Mag it.
Hone of ilia mleet quack* and foa»lllred
humbug* In ibr rvguUr tn»*dlral pro freeloa rarr.
fu'I> i •omul tbrlr ■< tu»l HWptltf bfklNll
MHUMrf (IfldlllNll dignity Tnry a< *ua!.y
riot to au\« rtlM'.ibroiik'b an innate knowledge
ol tAnlr WllabWM! MCapadtJ and culpable
wiiality.
Till: AFKI.HTKI)
Requiring the aMlstatice of a thoroughly flr»t
cltaa. eiperieticvd and aiirreaaful phy»l< Ian or
»urgeoii, cancaliat llie ulCi • of
DR. CHASE,
So. 62 Honlli r Mreet. Virginia.
I via
W. W. FETTERMAN, H. D.,
HOMSOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
SURCEON AND ELETRICIAN.
i
r% RADI'ATK OK TUB II AllNRMA Jflf MKI>.
IT OMlffi of riiiiAd«lpbla, phi it.*
hlcrtrkal Institute of I'tlUburj;, IV
ELECTRICITY!
liKEAT DIMOVKKIEN!
All Clir>ilr lllaraara TrrmirA wllk I
prrrrtlf »lrtl Narrtn li| '*•»■
VntUa* )l«ll>rall«i •!
>l««nril»m, (lalmUM
nuil llrrlrlrllf.
OHIcc-Xo. M Nonlli V At..
Offlrr llovr*—Kmm tto II 4. a , liol. and
ft to V r. m ______ ,m
DR. A. BERTHIER,
I'll YH III AN AND HI'HHKOKi
TTAVINO IIKSlll&KII I1IH PUMTIoN A*
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lil" oflfcr. No. a HullUlntr. corner of H
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