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ITOfflff DEADER.
M, 1«TO.
RA9mA« TMk TABLE.
« l union railroad.
ABBIVB r*o* EAST. WTi*T wm.
Passenger 1:40 p. m. | ta**enger....2:lop. m.
Mined V. ..3:00 p. m. | Mixed 3.4*5 p. m.
roeTlU,^..p.Ot m. \ Pnc.Ext. FH UJ.au p. ra.
“ (WT R fi*)i> wnar. nßrxirr t'AtT.
liVp.m. Paamngcr — a»u» p. in.
MlkeJ 7:45 p.m. Mixed 8:15 p.m.
Freight 4:50a.m. Freight.. 6:15a.m.
At. fix. Tues ..1:15 p. m. At. Ex.Tnea. .9:00 p. ux.
Traini between Laramie and Omaha run an
Omaha time, which la 85 minutes faster than
Cheyenne tine, and Cheyenne lime govern! trains
wail of Laramie.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD.
UMn nra soctm. depaht goum.
lmn!i 11:45 a. m. I Express 1:S0p •»».
freight 7:85 p. m. | Freight 6:UC* .
Trains on the D P.Railway run nn Omaha tln*, e . j
Mall Arrivals and Departures.
Dai 11 furthor notice the Po*to*r. C e will bo open
for delivery and reception of mail matter from 74
a. ax. to 7*4 p, ra. daily* except Sundays, and on
Sunday* from 19:8 > p. 7n. to 3 p. m.
Money order office open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. ra.
dally, except Sundays.
Western ffialla close at 19 o'clock dally.
Baatern malls close at 1:10 p m. dally,
weaver Pacific R. R., including Denver and
•oatborn mails, close at 1:15 p. m. dally, except
Malls arrive from cant dally at 13 m., and
from the west dally at 1:15 p. m.
.Mails arrive from Denver. Col., and way. via
Denver Pacific K. K., at 11:45 a. m. daily, except
landays.
Mails close for Fori Lsramlo and Fort Fetter
man on Mondays and Thursday a at 5 p. m.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort Fet
terraan Sundave and I'hnr-dars at4H p. in.
, T W. W. CORLETT. Postmaster.
—Yostorday was the first really
stair day for several weeks. We
niay exiieet a month of such weather,
dating from now. Thereafter, over
erilitV outside, and good fires indoors
will be in request.
—Beautiful displays of auroral
lights have been noticed for the past
two or three nights. Tnko these ap
pearances in connection with the re
cent earthquake in the eastern States,
the storms of tho season, and partic
ularly the effects which have been
noticed on the human system by an
excess of elcetrie fluid in the very'
•it, and we have the best sort of evi
dence thnt each 'hito all the above
phenomena BinX s common origin in
electric action and its results. What
this subtle ageut is, where aro its
sources, what are its properties, are
matters for the solution of sovnnls.
' , . . i-~_. . .
—The “speakinghead” which was
, exhibited at Cheyenne a few weeks
ago, Is advertised in a California pn
,per as “ For sale^chcap-r’
** —ln mnny towns of similar size,
nge, and pretensions, in other locali
ties,, it is very usual to have organiza
tions, during the winter season, the
purposes of which are intellectual im
provement, amusement, and recrea
tion. Wo would suggest the forma
tion of n literary society in this city,
to be composed of young men and
ladies, (married and single of course,)
who will organize ns a society for the
objects above mentioned. Ix'cturos,
debates, e-ways, and social intercourse,
would afford a mast rational method
of passing many of our winter even
ings.
--The Denver Nnon says the Kan
sas Pacific Hallway company will re
duce fares on their line to six cents
per mile. This will be done in No
vember.
—The new town of Greeley sticks
to its temperance proclivities remark
ably well. It will bo remembered
that the conditions of titlo to lots
there Wns that no liquors should he
sold ns a beverage from the buildings
which might be placed thereon. An
enterprising Dutchman from Evans,
early last Bunday morning opened n
saloon witldn the town limits, on n
rancho partially owned by the colony.
A committee of horrified Oreeleyltes
waited on the saloon keeper, who
claimed to have paid s“imi for a lease
“of his premises, and said he would
see them blessed before he would
leave. A consultation was hold, and
it wns finally decided to pay the Ger
man ,1200 for his lease. Somehow the
shanty of tiio saloon keeper being of
a combustible nature, had taken fire,
and although several times extin
gulsed, tho flames continued their
work until if was destroyed. Tho
liquor was loaded up, with theowner,
and escorted to hall, when
Xhotattor wns allowed to take his (Je
parture. 'Well done for Greeley.
—Laramie has a literary society,
and has arranged to secure a course of
six lectures there this season. lion.
•I. H. Kingman will deliver the first
of the scries on the evening of No
vember 2nd.
Erf.kch Blockade Suspended
and therefore my goods arrived, viz:
Rhine Wfne, Swiss and Limburger
cheese, Holland Herrings, Cuvier,
Ac., Ac. Chicago Xieer, from Huck’s
celebrated brewery, always on hand,
flcase give ine a call.
Jacob Myaski,
XJ. P. R. R. Bakery.
oct2s-2twe<lAsat
—Probably pence in Europe, but
a much surer fact that U. A 1. Hell
man, at the U. I*. Clothing House,
•re selling their immense stock of
at Eastern prices. Cali and
jaMg(y yourselves. oot2S-2t
Wood Bawixii Attended to
promptly and cheaply by leaving
orders at Minsk!’* liakcry, Ferguson
street. oct24-3t*
JJkw Attbactiom —Messrs. Ellis
Bros.’ desire to inform J.heir friends
jud the public, that they have fitted
up their rooms at the cunfe<*ion*iy
Eddy street, to furnish mrtlm
with nice fresh oysters, served in any
-styts Which may be desired, oct-1 W
' —ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
TO J. 11. MARTIN A RE REQUES
TED TO NETTLE THEIR BILLS
IMMEDIATELY.
—J. XL Stein has now'ln store a
full and complete stock Os full and
winter goods, to which he invites the
attention of the public. decß-ly
—Oysters in every style, at Ellis
Bros.’ octlß-tf
—Oysters! Oysters! of the celebra
ted brand O. S. Maltby, just received
at the Ford House. Price $1.50 a
can. sept2l-tf
—Un I vorsal favorite. Finest cooks,
best waiters and excellent table, ut
the well known Karns House. Wo
commend this house to the resident
nnd traveling public. oct7tf
Eagle House, 15th street, A. Sim
ons, proprietor, is tho ltest place to
board in this city—s7 per week, or IS
per day. Good rooms al moderate
prices. augiil-tf
Att Enemy in your Mourn.—
Do not put nn enemy in your mouth,
Beware of destructive tooth washes,
nnd tooth powders, -many of which
are base immitations of Bozoixint,
Insure a life lon sc of sound teeth and
fragrant breath, by using tho fragrant' 1
Sozodont. oct2lde6d-lw
Paper Haxoino, —Mr. Louis
Bunshu, is nqw prepared to do
jolis as pnper hanger, uupolsterer and
cane seat chair maker, In good style
nnd moderate prices. Orders ieft at
tho Atlantic Hotel (15th street) will
receive prompt attention. oct2s-8t
Notice.— 'fhe undersigned having
sold the City Bakery to Messrs
XHxierwood A McGregor, gives notice
to persons Indebted to him, to settle
immediately, nnd that al] claims
ngnlnst the establishment up to the
22d instant inclusive, will ho settled
as soon as presented. W. H. lll. auk.
oetH6-3t
—Oysters in every stylo, at Ellis
Bros.’ oct 18-ts
Notice. —All persons indebted to
Pope, Mack A Co., ore requested to
settle their accounts, at the Chicago
Revolution Store, Eddy street, with
out delay. octl-tf
“Spalding’s Glue,” handy about
the house, mends everything.
' ■ oct2iaeod-Iw
—A good cook can have a perma
nent situation by applying at the
Eagle Hotel, Fifteenth street.
oct2o-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sec -Advertisement of Dr. Batts* Dispensary
headed. Book for the million— MARRIAGE
GUIDE—In another coltur-n. It should bo read
by all. JyUd&wly
PARTICULAR NOTICE.—The Proprietor of
this paper will not be responsible for any bill
or indebtedness, contracted by any other person,
whatever,unless tho same shall have been allowed
upon tbo written order of the undersigned. This
will obviate complication of accounts and need
ess annoyance to any on* N. A. BAKER.
GROCERIES.
WHIPPLE BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail >Mlers in
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS
& PRODUCE!
Aro prepared to fill lnrge or small orders for
svpplios of
• » *
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
FLOUR, BACON, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES,
FISH OF ALL KINDS,
FRESH AND DRIED FRUITB,
Canned. Goods 1
Figs, Spices, go, Maecaronl, Tapioca and Citron
lavoring Extracts.
BAKING POWDERS!
SAUCES, PICKLES, ETC.
We give special attention to ths trade In
Fresh Butter & Fogs,
And the beet qualities of
CHEESE!
Alt of which we are prepared to offer. In mfe
quantity, In the beet condition, and
At Reduced Pirloe*!
Store en the ssetk aide of Seventeenth street,
west of ths Post OMee.tlhiysnus. feblO-tf
I* w#
Atwhnky aud coumjjklob at law,
uffice ip Wirt Itosee, Cheysooe, Wyoming
lylAta
4~ - ywefflr-'-
LAWS OFTHEONITED STATES
Passed at the Second session ot the XL IsiTCongress
{Public—No. 154-coktinued.J
AN ACT to reduce Internal taxes, and for other
pnMoee*. r~.* ' •V* H
Swcv Mr-- And- be U WtsdAew taaVCed, *SThat mer
chandise so destined for .Immediate transport*-,
tlon ae aforesaid, except the package* designated' ;■
for examination, shall be transferred, under
proper stiycsetekw di ready from the Importing 1
vessel to the cars, vessel.or vehicles in which the
same Is to he transported to Its final destination;
' and If transferred from the Importing vessel to ,
J any bonded or ot* wf warehouse, or to nnv other
i p Ixrth >1 wjvrFtfg • 49*01 be I
I *1&3l - (
edTanrldcpoelted In public store, and shall not he |
removed from such store without .entry and ap- ,
pralsement. as In ordinary cases. But the Hecre- ,
t ary of the Treasury may, In his discretion, and i
with such precantlon os he shall deem proper,, J
authorize tne establishment of bonded ware- ]
houses espcc&fir appropriated to , |
the reception or snen Mncrchandlse in eases \
where Its linmedate transfer to the transporting j
car, vessel, or vehicle shall be Impracticable, j
But merchandise remaining In such warehouse (
more than ten davs shnll be deprived of the prlv- (
U/Ptjes conferred.Jjx tUla4ic.t m ,h*i Ukeii ,
rpdtaaiapn of bf the Aoiiecpjt as uncial mediand (
► hold Bfif)! rejiukirT# effer.-d'nijd t’plFitleoU- j t
•-BKerw. Aainit if the
Secretary of the Treasury shnll prescribe forms of (
entries, oaths, bonds, and other papers to he (
required, and all needful rules ana regulations,
not Inconsistent wiih law, to be observed In the ,t
execution of this act, which shall have the force i
nnd effect oL law, .••• .
Sr.c. 85. An/rot tt'fitrUMt enacted. That the t
privileze of this act shall extend to tho parts of
New York, in rhe State of New York; Boston. In c
tho Hlntc of Massachusetts; Providence, in the c
state of Rhode Island . Philadelphia, in the State ,
of Pennsylvania; Baltimore in tho State of Mary-
IltfidO.Nbrfblk. ItLTh# ' t
foti.’ih-ihoWtuto m Hottfh f!t»n*nha; Sa4irtttia4i, In <
the State of Georgia; New Orleans. In the State r
of Louisiana; Portland. In the Htnte of Maine; ,
Buffalo, In the State of New York; Chicago, In .]
the State of Illinois; Cincinnati, In tho Stale of
Ohio; Saint Louis, in the St tc of Missouri; c
Evansville. In the Ntafe of Indiana; Milwaukee, <j
In the State of Wisconsin; Louisville, in the „
Stale of Kentucky; Cleveland. In the State of (
Ohio; San Francisco. In tho Stnte of California; u
Portland, pi U*<> Buu« of’ Orvfon ; Memphis, In (J
the State ofTbnflffMfed*: ahtP Mbhlie, In the State j
ot Alabama; and to importations from or to v
Europe, and from or to Asia, or the Inlands adju- t
cent thereto, via the United States.
Sac. 36. And be it further enacted , Thnt at r
each of said ports, for which an appraiser of a
Imported merctuMUlMi Is'Wot now provided for by a
law. there shnll be appointed un-appraiser of im- l
ported merchandise, at a salary of three thousand e
dollars per annum, and nlso such number of g
vffclghers, gaugers, measurers, nnd inspectors aa
may be necessary to execute the provisions of <
thi* nst, who rtiallxrccelvolhorordtoary legal l
cofApeß«ffllM» «f snah qlllcßTH, v i
B>.c. -87. And be tt jUrOifr emitted. That any c
Ficrson maliciously opening, breaking, or enter
ng, by any means whatever, any car, vessel, ve- c
hide, warehouse, or pnekaze contniniuz any such c
merchandise delivered ror transporiatitm as j
albresnid. removing. Injuring, breaking, or de- a
facing nnv lock or seal placed upon ouch car, 1
vessel, vehicle. tra«*liifelML or pivakage, or aiding, d
abetting, or encouraging any other person or t
persons so to remove, break, injure, ot defneo i
such locks or seals, or to open, break, or enter
such car, vessel, or vehicle, with Intent to remove f
or cause to he removed unlawfully any merchnn- a
dieo therein, or in any manner to injure or de
fraud the United Stntes; and nnv person receiving
any nußfebamibe unlawfully rrmoyfuj.ffpmrxny
such jqari vessel. n|y VBftifiic, Itnukviag it to have n
been so unlnwrnlly removed, shall bo gtiilly of
felony, and In addition to any penalties hereto
fore prescribed, shnll, on conviction, be imprison- f
ed not less than six months nor more than two f
years; nnd any person swearing wilfully false in y
any oath prescribed in Ibis act, or by the Secretary 1
of the Treasury in pursuance of authority to
make all needful -veguhy l«>ns Kinferrcd upou hint *
by this act, wtuHr b(rgtMTty'6f"\flTful and corrupt t
perjury.
Skc. 3S. And be it Jurlher enacted. That see
tlona-twenty-nlne, thirty, thirty-one, thirty-two, Q
thirty-three; thirty-four, thirty-five, thirty-sin, j
nnd thirty-seven of this act shall take affect on
the first day of Uctobes, nigh lean hundred and
seventy. •• ' - -■* ' * *■'' ■ * f «
Approved, July 11, 1870.
f Public—No. 182—continued.] i
AN ACT to citablish certain pOBt roads,. a
WISCONSIN. )
frnm Cot r.mua via. Nora, -uj PessflDkl. -
rom Minneska. in Minnesota, to Augusta. I
From Ripon to Oshkosh. r
From Fort Atkinson to Cold Spring. C
From Mineral Point to Blanchardvilic.
From Sparta to Orlano. r
From Green Bay to Eau Claire I
From Eau Claire to Wnnkesha. i
oroU - ,
From Door Creek lo Lake Mills. 1
From Grontshnrg lo Trade Lake. (
From Nicodnh to Sherwood Forest.
From Saint Croix Falls lo Clam River Falls. i
From Hnmbird to Sinfforduvillo. t
From Stillwater to Lincoln. 1
From Menomonee tojErin. . < r -- r
From Glendale to Hillsboro:
From Bitfilalo City toAngucla. c
Vt ont Nilstwnaip<?e laStu Boy. •. «»
Frolif vtolti 1o v i roqna. 1
From Diamond Bluff to Ellsworth. c
From Green Bay, via New London, Stevens f
Point. Nelllsvllle, and Augusta, to Eau Claire. o
Froti Eau Claire, via Rock Falls, Luna. Durand. I
and Nelson, to Wabasha, in the State of Minneso
ta. g
From Collage Grove, via Nora, to Deerfield,
From Atkinson to Cold Opting. d
From Ea*otfiO;Kie/. M.-totrqruac County. 1
From-Fort Howard to* Fllmvllre, Brown County, i
WYOMING. '
From Fort Halleck to White River. . i
From Laramie City to Cinnebar City. „
From Laramie City to Gilman City, in Color
ado. . i
Approved, July 14,1870. ,
[PL-ntic—No. 184.] \ f
AN Att malt Ing 1 florml appropriations *
and to supply tho deficiencies In the. appro- *
prmtions tor tho service of the government c
for tho lineal years ending June thirty, cigh
teen huiidreil and seventy’, and June thirty, '
eighteen liundred and seventy-one, aira, lor J
other purposes. .LV .. ~ U 1
tie U resolcrd by the Senate and House of Repre - €
ten tat ices of the. United Sates of America in Con- ,
gress assembled. That the sums, or so .
mayh-tlivycorufi Jfiiuy tie nccWKiiry, be, an*l J
the same are hereby, appropriated for the ob- r
JucUi hereinafter expressed, namely:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. 1
Office of the attornoy General: Forsnlare t
of the Solicitor {tenoral, woven thousatid livy <
hundre<l dollars.
For additional salary of two assistant nt- <
torneys general, two thousand dollars.
For additional salary of sollditor of inter
nal revenue, one thousand dollars'.
For salary of stenographic clerk, two thou- ]
sand dollars. ' '
For three additional fourth class clerks, flvo *
ilmhws.hU fostr hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, viz: For fuel, labor,
nnd minedlasieooa item*, three thousand five
hundred dollars.
For stationery and books, one thousand dollars.
For additional contingent, because of tho trans
fer to the Department of Justice of the solicitor .
of inlerual revenue, naval solicitor, nnd the law
officuat the JDoiw(lamat of St&|q; for stationery
■ tui fi rw* c -»i A rfi 1i e f oners ap
pointed for the revision and consolidation of the
statutes of the United States, for one year, at flvo »
thous nd dollars each, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the reasonable incidental expenses of the
commission for clerk hire, stationery, und mis
cellaneous items, three thousand dollars.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For clerked* tho office •rtlmOhlof #f Ordnance,
two thousand dollars, to supply an omission in
the total amount for that office for the fiscal year
ending Juno thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
one.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IH THE OFFICE OF TUB COMPTROLLER OF TUI CUII-
ItKNCr.
For' otic dark of eloks four, one clerk of class
three, two clerks of class two, and three clerks of
olsss one. nine tUhiboMici eight hundred dollars.
For ventilating the 'Attic rooms In the west
wing of tho Treasury Department building, twelve i
1 h For liiotSifft (He nttte’roomain the cast wing,
thirteen thousand two hundred dollars.
For nunual repairs of the Treasury building,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For file cases, shelving for vaults, permanent
counters, decks, tables, und Other necessary fix
tures. and for renovation of walls and floors, for
the proper arrsogMnept and preservation of the
records and files of tho Treasury Department,
twenty-three thousand eight hindrod and twenty
five dollars and thirty-two cents.
For fitting, patting up. and casing old vanlts,
for casing, and shelving, and for book-cases
too tfwords ta -the offieeref the Secretary of the
Treasury, and others, fouriecn thousand and
< thirty-five dollars: Provitled . That hereafter no
r Alteration shall be made, or work rionejjnos the
t Trwisnry Bxceft for drill nary as noire,
except upon aaihWUailpn of ob«1 luk«cord*neo
with ajseciTO«|pprßpn*tiOAe therefor. - • «*•
For fuel, lights, and water for public buildings
throughout tne United Stares, under the control
oftft t % onp huudretl and
balance clue on completion of the caatom
, boss* at Ufdensbuiw,-New*York, .seven hoi
Aw »h»*e elgktyyl f . 5
For continuing the couetructlou of the custom
house buildAytaLX'.h*{Uj»«oa, Ho nth Carolina, In
oocordunce wiln foe modified plans of the Hnpor
.yislad 8 prhil#<y of. ae ■
i wwT ,|e*l4y "<T I- •- Ih*".
Ms letter eifs tme rwmty-omr. efjjtitoen
and seventy, addressed to the Secretary of the
TrMssn, imo hundred ikeeeaAd dollars: Pro
ridfft: T% at ho h.nher’*iim;th«nf tv»# kindred and
nmetJ-Wsffit ftiousanff* fettfnt*TiiilWfea nnd fifty*
five dollars and foxiy-six cents shall be appropri
ated or expended by Che government for the entice,
completion of-said building and its approaches.
To enable the Secretory of tbo Treasury tafoor
-chase a parcel of rronnd, twenty frt»t by Utwmin
dred foot, adjoining and on the east side of the
she of the United [Stales] conrt-honse and post
office hnilding at Springfield. Illinois, three tnog
sand dollars, or so much thereof aa may be neces
sary.
HOUSE OF RBPRESKNTATIVE9.
For compensation of ihe officers, clerks, tncs
■enzorh. and oth'-rs receiving an annaal salary
in the House of Rnpreseaintlves, six thousand one
hundred nnd sixty do!lure and fifty cents. Anti,
that there be appropriated, wit of any money ia
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the entn
of seven hundred dollars each, pur annum, to the
chief. Journal, assistant, disbursing, file, printing,
poliiion. stationery, nnd engrossing Jerks of tho
House; sod Ibe sum of four hundred nnd five dol
lar* per annum to Die librarian in charge of the
hall library; and the. sum of task* hundred and
five dollars per annum to the assistant librarian
in charge of the hall library; and the sum of three
hundred and sixty dollars per annnts to the emrk
of tne Committee of Claims; and to the reading,
clerks nnd tallv'Clerk, three hundred nnd forty
dollars each, fhr the thirty-ninth Congress, ns
provided for bv renoiittlooe of the House of tho
tlrst session Os the *ald Congree*.
For fofurag docuniems. Including materials,
five hundred and four dollars and twenty-soven
contn.
For clerks lo committees and temporary clerks,
ten thousand four hundred and seventy-five dol
lar* and twenty cents.
For laborers.’two thonnand four hundred ntid
eighty three dollars and eighty conte.
For miscellaneous Bern*, to defray the expenses
of the Committee on Kdncaiion nnd Labor, in
curred during their late Investigation, one
anoduHars.
For additional expenses of the Committee on
the Ninth CVnsttfl, to be added to the contingent
fund of the House, two hundred and ten dollars.
Tp Dr. Edward Jervis, of Dorchcsler, Massachu
setts. for services rendered lo Commiltoo on the
Ninth Census, five hundred dollars.
To-pay the official reporters of tho Globe In
each House the. amount which the Comptroller
of the Treasury may find severally due them for
sorvlces during (lie sessions, of ihe forty-first
Congress, under the eighteenth section of the uct
inuklng appropriations for sundry civil expenses
of the Government for the year ending June thir
ty, eighteen hundred and. alxiy-scven, and for
oiber purpose** approved July twenty-eight,eigh
teen hundred ana sixly-six.
For celling wiih irou laths under the copper
roof of the hall of the JldtlSO of Representatives,
and for additional glass panels, flues, doors, and
apparatus for Improving ihe lighting and venti
lating of said hall, to be expended under the dir
ection of the Arohituct of the Capital, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For the Senate, for tho fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred anti seventy, for miscel
laneous-! i eras, two thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses, and
car ynlls, five thousand dollars.
For the payment of the necessary expenses In
curred by the Joint ttalect Committee on Retren
chment in investigating the contracts of the Navy
Department for steam machinery, three hundred
'ami fifty-eight dollars nnd four cents; Provided ,
That the nporopriation of seventy-eight thousand
dullard for lithographing for ti e Patent Office, in
the legislative, executive, und judicial appropria
tion bill for the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred aud seventy one. is hereby carried to tho
fund for litogrnphing ami engraving lor ihe Senate
aiul House o?Representatives.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To pay fhc govcmmonl of Peru the sum of fifty
seven thousand anil and forty dollars in coin,
being the nmonnt awarded to Eotebau G. Mon
•txino t»y tho joint commission at Lima, Poru, Feb
ruary twenty-five, eighteen hundred [and] seven
ty, aetiug undor the claims convention between
the United Status and Pern, of December four,
eighteen hundred nnd sixty-eight.
To meet a deficiency in the appropriation for
the legislative expenses of tho Territory of Mon
tana. ten thousand dollars.
For printing the journal of the legislative as
sembly for the Territory of Montana tor fbe sec
ond and third sessions of tho year eighteen hun
dred and sixly-six. four thousarad three hundred
and slxty-two dollar* aud. seventy cents.
For balance In full to John P Bruce for printing
the third session of the Monlunalegialatnrv. seven
hundred and ninety-six dollars aud ninety cents.
Fi*r a deficiency in the appropriation for the leg
islative expenses of the assembly of ths Territory
of Idaho, for rent furuilure, wood, storage, oil,
and.candles, printing, stationery, and incidental
expenses, three thousand four hundred dol
lars.
To pay the increased compensation of fhc chief
inslice and associate justices of the Territories of
Jow Mexico. Washington, Wyoming. Arizona,
Colorado, and Dakota, undor the provisions of an
act approved June seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, ten thousand dollars.
For amount due James h. Reynolds for paper,
printing, and labor performed for ihe said legis
lativujaasmbly of Idaho, so t hoc sand six hun
drcif and seventy -five dollars and thirteen cent**.
For a deficiency it* the appropriation for the
ntltc o.v |sv•••-'« «rs tK* 't’wilvuir ul K,«* Mr*
Ico, ten thousand lire hundred and seventy-five
dollars and forty-seven cents.
For rent of office of the surveyor general of Ne
vada. fuel, books, stationery, and other Inciden
tal expenses, two thousand seven hundred dol-
rent of office of the snrveyor general of
Wyoming, f:!el, books, stationery, ana otHor in
cidental expense*, two.tbounand dollars.
For compensation-of the snrveyor general oflhe
Territory of Arizona, three thousand dollars; for
clerks in his office, three thousand dollars; and
for rent of office, fuel, books, stationery, and
other incidental expenses, two thousand dol
lars.
For repairs of cnstom-hon?e at Detroit, Miehi
gnn, thirteen thousand five hundred dollars.
To reimburse the United Slates marshal of Ihe
district of Sonth Carolina for atnns paid by him
In exec?* or the sn ms provided by existing stat
utes. for apmmonlnglurors in obedience to a Jury
order issued i; v tho Chief Justice of tho Supreme
Court of the I'ni.od Stales, June five, eighteen
hundred and slxty-m'-te. one thousand dollars, or
suqti part thereof as mn> bo necessary.
'ik enable tbo soerctary of tho Interior to pay for
t’legisoAml occupation by th« Far .Department of
Education of a portion of tlt<*. bulivung located on
the corner of G arid Eighth streets (a this city,
from November twelve, ejghtecn.hundred and six
ty-eight, until April sixteen, eighteen WUtafcd
OAtl sixty-Bine, four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars and seventy-eight cents.
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation for
(lie relief of sick und disabled seamen, one hun
dred thaasasd dollars, nnd tovneet a deficiency in
the same fund Kit the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, one hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars.
Fort he erection of penitentiary buildings In
the Territory of Wyoming,/orty thousand dollars,
nr rfr> much thereof as may be necessary: Prodded
That tlie said sum be set apart front the proceeds
of collections of interna] revenue tax in font Ter
ritory, lo be appropriated for said purpose only,
and expended under tho direction oflhe Syretary
Os the Interior.
Foroxpensos to bo Incurred in taking the ninth
consus of ihe United Slates, one million dollars.
For payment of claims of Joyal citizens for ser
vices rendered as United States marshals and
their arsis.an a. as provided in act approved June
twenty-four, eighteen hundred and seventy, one
hundred and seventy thousand dollars, .or so
fcauch thereof m may l»e necessary;
For deficiency In ihe appropriation for public
buildings and grounds, undor the Chief Engineer
oflhe army, ten thousand dollars.
For materials nnd putting up Wilson's elec
tric gnsligh'cr In the Senate chamber, four thous
and five hundred dollars: Provided , [ThatJ tha
. mtu* can bo donu undor the control of tho Ar
chitect of the Capitol Extension during the re
cess. and at an expense not exceeding the amount
herein appropriated.
For expenses of conducting the election, on
second day <>( Kotytembcr. eighteen hundred and
.sixty nine. In Wyomiafc Territory, one tbousAud
dollars.
For assay office. New York, salaries of supcrln
tendont, assnver, melfer, refiner, assistant nssay
or, and clerks, and wages of workmen, thirty
thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to nay
the Superintendent oflhe building occupied by
ASTd Secre’ary and bli deportment from the first
day of Jai-nary. eighteen hundred and flfiy-flve. to
tho thirtieth of June, eighteen hnndrcd nnd fifty
dlght. ihe atlqwaucs to be made to such snporin
‘londbnt, with Hid salary as clerk, not td exceed
two thousand dollars per annum, the sum of
sevep huudred dollars.
For deficiency .In the pay of certain employees
In the Agricultural Di-purtioent, one thousand one
hundred nnd ten dollars, or sv much thereof os is
necessary: Provided. annual compen
ration 1m not increased thereby beyend the
uninant fixed by law.
J For servlcas performed in the Patent Office,
under direction of the Commtasioner of Patents,
from August first, eighteen hundred and sixty five,
, to April first, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine,
by clerk* and assistant examiners acting na
asssistapt exiuniners, nnd examiners, at the rales
fixed by law for the respeciive grades in which
such servicos were performed, thesam of ten thou
sand seven hundred and fifty-one dollars and
forty-four cents: Provided. That Ihe compensation
thus paid does not exceed that received by those
duly curolled as examiners and assistant examin
ers duriuglhe sdmo period.
For Iho support of primary schools In that part
of the Distrlot of Columbia lying outside of the
cites of Washington nnd Georgetown, to be ex
pended by tho commissioners of primary schoolls,]
under the direction of the Secretary of rhf Intc
riar aud the president of the levy court, ten thou
sand dollars.
To pay William Fisher, of San Jose, California,
for supplies furnished seamen and marines of the
United States Navy who were employed with the
army during the Mexican war !u conquering
California, three thousand and seventy-five
dollars.
To compensate the widow of tho late W. J.
Hu hard, for the statue of Washington executed
by him, naid ssiui to bs in full of ail demands for
said statu#, two thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That the
• accounting officers of the Treasury Department
*!'>!}ftOil Oif t-T
are hereirr anthmixed to eredlt C. W. Felrun, trea
surer of the hrauuhmißt at Hun Francisco, with
sixteen hundred and -forly-rhren dollars and
ninety-six cents, paid to Edward Wheaton for
clerical servires performed in his office.
Sec. 9. And be d farther enacted. Thai the
■ssss lo
city of Washington, the snm of sixteen hundred
and thirteen dollars and sixty-one cents, with
interest from June thrh*. elrhteeq JnnHlred ffi|d
sixt y-seven, in sailefkcttmi or money advanced to
defray the expenses of the Joint Select Committee
on Ordnance, and that the receipt of said bank
ahull he deemed n snfflcb’nt voucher in the settle
ment of the accounts with the Treasury Depart
ment.
»kc. ♦. And be M further enacted. That the
Commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees. Freed
men. and Abandoned Lands be, and pQjsJtereby,
directed, out of-Ih<- fund in sold bureau far the
education of freedutOß. U* fmy to • Wllherforce
county, Ohio, the
sum of twenty-five thonsnnd dollars, and to Lin
coln University, shunted In Choster county,
Pcnnsvlvanla, twelve thousand dollars, In nid of
the objects of said ins'lintions.
Approved, July 15.1871). _ r J
trvn«c-No. 185.)
AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of tho afiriy iHrrhe year on'dlnß Jane
tlilrty, oighteen hundred itnd sCTonty-one,
nnd for other purposes.
Be it enacted hv the Senate and House of Repre
sentative* of the United States 1 of America in Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be,
and (he spine.arc hereby, appropriated out of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the Support of the army’
for the j’ear ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one:
For expenses of redfruitlng and transporta
tion of recruits, four hundred and seventy
two thousand dollars. ,
For pay of the t\rmy, twelve million] nine
hundred and tnirtv-rtve thousand tHree Hun
dred and ninety dollars.
Fop •ebmmututlon in lien of fbrrtge for
ofllcers’ horses, where the same Is not fur
nished by tile Quartermaster’s department,
two thousand dollars.
For payments to discharged soldiers for
clothing not drawn, two hundred thousand
dollars. And the proper accounting officer*
of the treasury are hereby authorized and
required to transfer from any snrplus of thu
past appropriations for tho “pay of tho army,
or of the volunteers,” not otherwise disposed
of by law, such sum as may be sufficient to
cover deilcienclcs in the appropriations “for
payments Jo discharged soldiers'for clothing
not drawn,” for tho Hscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
For subsistence in kind for regular troops
aud einploye[e»i, four million tlilrtcen thou
sand nine hundred and seventy-seven dollars
and twenty-two cents.
For contingencies of the army, eighty
thousand dollars.
For army medical museum, five thousand
dollars.
For medical and other necessary works for
tho library of Burgeon General’s office, three
thousand dollars.
For expenses of Commanding General’s
office, five.thousand dollbrs.
For expenses of the signal service of the
army, five thousand dollars.
For regular supplies of the Quartermasters
department, to For the regular sup
plies of the Quarterma-ster’s department,
consisting of fuel for officers; enlisted men,
guards, hospitals, storehouses, and offices; or
forage in kfml for the horses, mules, and oxen
of the Quartermaster's department at the
several posts aud stations, and with the
armies in the field, fQr the liorseu of the sev- ■
eral regiments of cavalry, the liatterles of ar
tillery, and sucli companies of infantry as
may uo mounted, and for the authorized
number of Officors’ horses when serving in
the field, ntul at the outposts, including bed
ding for the animals; of straw for soldiers'
bedding; aud of stationery, including blank
books tor the Quartermaster's department,
certificates for discharged soldiers, blank
forms for the Fay ntpl Quartermaster's de
partments, and for printing of division and
department orders aud reports, four million
five liundred thousand dollars.
For the general and Incidental expenses of
the Quartermaster's department, consisting
of postage on letters and packets received
amt sent by officers of the army on public
service; expenses of courts-martial, milltaty
commissions, and courts of Inquiry, includ
ing tho additional eompensarkn&of jndge ad"
vacates, recorders, members, and wftneuM*
while on that service, under the net of March
sixteen, eighteen hundred and two; extra
pay to soldiers employed under the direction
of the Qunrtermas-er’s department. In the
erection of barracks, quarters, storehouses,
ami hospitals, in,the construction of roads,
and other constant labor, fbr periods of not
less than ten days, under the acts of March
two, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and
Augnst Jbnr, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
including those employed as clerks at divi
sion nnd department headquarters; expenses
of expresses to nnd from the frontier posts
nnd armies in the fleki; of escorts to pay
masters aud other disbursing officem* and to
trains where military escorts cannot be fur
ntwheiU of the tntermentof officers
killed In aclt -n, or -rrt>» ai» w-w «•»
the field, or at posts on the frontiers, or at
posts and other placas when ordered by the
Hecretsry or War, and of non-commissioned
offtcers an<! soldiers ; authorized office furni
ture ; hire of laborers In the Quartermaster’s
department, including the hire of interpret
ers, spies, and guides for the array; compen
sation of clerks to officers of the Quarter
master's department; compensation of for
age and wagon masters, authorized by the
act of July five, eighteen hundred and thirty
eighty for the apprehension of dererte:s, and
the expenses incident to their pursuit ; nnd
for tho following expenditures required for
the several regiments of cavalry, the batte
ries of light artillery, ami such companies of
infantry as may !>c mounted, viz: the pur
chase of traveling forges, blacksmiths' and
shoeing tools, horse and mule shoes and
nails, Iron and steel for shoeing, hire of vet
erinary surgeons, medicines for horses and
mules, picket ropes, and for shoeing the
horses of the corps named; also, generally,
the proper nnd authorized expenses for the
movement and operations of an army, not
expressly assigned to any other department,
eight hundrea thousand dollars.
For mileage, or tho allowance made to
officers of the army fbr the transportation of
themselves orul their baggage, when travel
ling on duty withont troops, escorts, or suj>-
piles, fifty thousand dollars.
For taking mcterologlcal observations and
giving notice on northern lakes and seaboard
of nnprPach and force of storms, fifty thou
sand dollars.
For transportation of the army, inclu
ding bagg. n *te of tho troops when moving
either by ldh.'J or water, of clothing, camp,
anti garrison eqUip-T* o from the depots of
Philadelphia, Cfncisnafl. «»d New York to
the several posts aud army depots, and
from those depots to the troops In the field;
the placeuof pur
chase, and from theplacesof delivery under
contract, to such places as the circuit stances of
the service may require them to be Kent; of
ordinance, ordnauce stores, and small-arm?
from the foundertes and armories to the ar
senals, fortifications, frontier pasts and army
depots; freights, wharfage, tolls, and ferri
ages; and the purchase and hire of
horses, mules, oxen, nnd harnesses,
nnd tno purchase upd repair qf , wag
ons, carts, nnd drays, and of ships and
other sen-going vessels, and boats required
for the transportation of supplies and for
garrison purposes; for drayoge and cart OK®
at the several posts, hire of teamsters, tran
sportation of funds for the pay and other
dmhurshig departments,the expense of sailing
nubile transports on the various rivers, the
(lulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic and Pacif
ic; for nroofirlUg water at such pouts as, from
their situation,require it to be brought from a
distance; and for clearing roads and re
moving obstructions from roads, harbors,
and rivers to the extent which may bo re
quired ffir the actual operations of the troops
in the field, five million dollars.
[TO BE CONTINUED.]
STEPHEN BON,
EDDY STREET,
Near Corner Fifteenth Street
Has just received the most complete stock of
GENTS’ AND BOYS’
LADIES’ AND BUSSES
Boots and Shoes!
OT TUB BEST qUAUTT.
MEN'S BUFFALO BOOTS!
Hand made and Warranted.
Leather and Findings
Os every denertption, which he telle at very low
prices for cash.
All Work Warranted!
If you want a good bargain call on
STEPHEN BON,
„ Eddy Street, near Fifteenth
Bi«n—Red Windows.
SBtITH’U COLUIflil.
i. .■***» I**
PETER SMITH’S
■
CHICAGO
Revolution Store!
COJUSTER
Eddy and 17th
■TRZBTS.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
CHEAPEST STORE
THIS SIDE OF OMAHA.
This XstubllshmuAt, ruceatlj opuasd, has cob
stUßtly os hußd a
Full assortment
CLOTHING!
Boots and Shoes.
HATS A CAPS.
NOTIONS !
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY!
JBTC„ ETC., ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
►
CITY AND COUNTRY
DEALERS
▲ru r*qn*sts4 te tall u 4
EXAMINE STOCK A PRICES.
BEFORE VISITING EASTERN MARKETS.
jteiOiitete
AftMMt
Piano Fortes!
. , imltr uhlY
... miiiftiinfful ttoidw
COMBINES MANNER'S FOUR
.\ziuao3
Symplifying Patents,
THS MOST VALUABLE PATWTT* ItH >
USKDm PLApO TOiCTBt..
J - 0.-hA alii '•
PATENT ARIOIV
reversed
WOODEN )V 3KO
AGRAFFE.
PATENT ARIOBT
COMPOUND
WREST
PLANE.
PATENT ARIOBT
FULL
IRON
FRAME.
PATENT ARIOBT
SUSTAINING
IRON
BAR,
A Few Reasons
WHY THE
ARION PIANO
IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OWNS.
The AIUON PIANO FORTE has GruaUrPuwtf
than any other Piano Forte Manufactured.
KT WILL STAND IN TUNS LfflOESy
and In Its mechanical con at reel loa it (a moao oat
feet, and. therefore, more dorabl* than any la
stroment constructed in th« aaaal Biodarm alyl*.
The arrangement of the Agraffe, the BUMf
stringing, the peeuliar form and arranged—l
the Iron Frame,
SUPERCEDES ALL OTHERS.
The use of a bar [which to a part of »ha tram
Frame) on a line with the heavy steel sulagipg.
give*
Great Streng^li
where most needed, and la this respect all ether
Pianos fail.
The construction of the WREST PLANK, late
which the Tuning Pine are laeertad. to each that
It la Impossible fbr the pine to become leeeeaed.
or the Wrest Plank iteelf to split, ae la tee eteea
the case In other PUno-FortCa. . v
Ths Extra or dimary Ivtamss
throuzhout the scale, the exceltotfi Siagfag
Quality, the
Length and Parity of Vlhrallea,
all go to prove what we claim, via., that the
Arion Piano-Forte
18 THS BEST INSTRUMENT HULKUPACTURVD
AGENTS WANTED.
First class and responsible Agents wanted fm
every City and Town where we hwvt oeU already
appointed them.
Writr for Circular, which we mall free, er to*
close two three cent stamp# for the ARION
PAMPHLET, which eeatelas a tall aeeeaat es the
famous blindfold trial, sad other-valoable infos
raatton to those conteaplstiag porch ae lag aPI erne
Porte.
N. B —We cantlon the pnhlle from perehaelag
a cheap Plano, which has recently been pet la the
market, bearing the name “ Arion.” All genuine
Arion Plano* bear the name “Patent Arion, and
can only be purchased from oar New York Ware
rooms. or our authortoed Agent# thronghee4the
United States.
All Kiadi of Haaleal Iwrtn*
■Mil upplM.
ADDRESS THE
ARION PIANO-FRRTE Cft*
NO. 554, BROADWAY,
sugWkiAwly New YerkJMy.