The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], June 23, 1873, Image 3

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me WEEKLY LEADER,
leeaed every Saturday.
fSRMS : $1.30 A YEAR, «I.SO HALF YEAR.
1* one of the
teriett P«|Mri In the Went.
hEMBBCUL JOB PRINII ft <;
or *v*bi KIND
Vtoatly, eheaply an i expeditlonely execute Cm da
ft erery shape and kind, Bill Heads, Letter
■d Note Heudlnga, Blanks of every kind, Post
ers. etc., printed on short ordei. Having a new
ot of Type and Presses, we can do handsome
trerk at low prices.
PROSPECTUS.
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i Bstabllshsd In 1867.
The Paper for the People
|WYOIHINC|
WEEKLY | LEADER
A Representative of
WKSTKKN PEOPLE AND WESTERN IMERSTS.
•
Republican In Politics,
• * Fcarlcas In Tone, *' '*
Freali In News, |
Progressive In Idea
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NOW IIS THE
Sixth Year of Publication!
THE OLDEST AND
iLtAOiNG NEWSPAPER
! OF WYOMING. !
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MAY JUSTLY BE REGARD!* AS TIIE
f PEOPLE'S FAVORITE
. ©- ••
IfOCAL NEWSPAPER. AND A MOST EFFI
CIENT AID TO THE INTERESTS AM)
GROWTH OK i HIS YOUNG AND
THRIVING TERRITORY
R. B. ROBIIVTSOIM,
GREEN RIVER, W. T.
Orders tukon for
AMERICAN
And all other kinds of
Watches and Jewelry
At lower rates than any House In the West
• Repairing ’tone In a neat irnnner and nt
short notice. Also dealer In Ylolliim. VIo-
Iln-aCrlnire and Rows, uovJWw&m
Hi» bwn before the American public
OTXB THIRTY Teen. It hu never yet
foiled to (ire perfec t satisfaction, and has
lastly been styled the panacea for all ex*
temal Wounds, Cuts, Bums, Swellings,
Sprains, Bruises, Ac., Ac., for Man and
Mast. No family should be a single day
xsvs.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY I
THE FAVORITE. DIRECT AND
Only All Hail Route
—TO—
KANSAS CITY,LEAVENWORTH
and All Points East.
NO OMNIUBS or FERRY TRANS
FERS by this route, und no LAY
OVER on Saturday and Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
HUN THROUGH BETWEEN
DENVER AND KANSAS CITY
WITHOUT CHANGE.
ltuiiicmbi-r this is tlic Grant
Through Line, mid (here
Is no other ull Rail
Route to the East.
Be suro to ask for tickets via Kan
sas Pacific Railway.
KDM'D S. BOWEN. General Superintendent.
BEVERLY It. KEIM, General Ticket Agent,
Kansas City. Missouri.
J 11. MCHOLS, Agent,
Cheyenne, W. T
S@-For all who desire to-©a
reach the reading public of
Wyoming with their
ADVERTISEMENTS, ’
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No holler method can
ho found than in the use
Bta> of the columns of thei&j
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I DAILY AND WEEKLY LEADER, j
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tsafliead by towns people-®,
and settlers all along the
line of the U. I’. R. It.,
sis well as north,
east and south
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$1.50 for sis months.
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The Weekly Loader and- Monthly Souvenir,
$3.00 a year, to one Address.
ALL PAYABLE IN
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Send your subscriptions in
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Money Orders to
Publisher
L.EADE3R
Clieyennc, - - Wyo.
GEORGE G. GRAVELLE.
Groen Eiver, Wyoming,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
•Callostiom in tSi» Section Promptly Attended to
*ovßo-w«fcmly
without this Liniment. The Jnoney re
funded unless the Liniment is as repre
sented. Bo sure and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, at
20c., 50c. and *sl.oo per Bottle. Notice
style, size of bottle, &c. t
LAND FOR SALE.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND
GOOD CLIMATE!
PURE AIR AND PURE
WATER!
FINE LOCATION
FOR
MANUFACTORIES !
a fortun in a nw years 1
tub
UNION PACIFIC
Railroad Company
OFFERS
EXTRAORDINARY
Inducements
TO
Manufacturers,
merchants
AND
Artisans,
To Settle on the line
of their Road.
NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.
THE TOWN LOT DEPART WENT em
brnces one hundred towns between Omaha,
Neb., and Corlnne. Utah, and la now icady to
aull an unlimited number of Business and
Residence I<ois, at vkuy low hates, to actual
settlers <!• -Irons of building up permanent
towns and cities along this great thoroughfare.
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana nnd
Utah arc rapidly Ailing up with a permanent
population, who are lottliug upon the rich ngri
culnral lands on cither bide of tho road, and
d :veh ping the Gold, Allver, Copper, Lead*
Iron ami 4’oal Mines of the most exten
slve and richest mining districts In the world.
Ml these, and the people of innrior mining
camps and towns, must depend on tho nearest
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies of dry goods, clothing, gro
ceries, drugs and medicines, hardware, crockery
and glassware, furniture, farming lic/’cmen’s,
machinwry. tools. Ac.. Ac. Already t) e demand
for legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year.
These towns have been located with ft
vlow to health, business capacity aud scenic
beauty, and large numbers of them are rapidly
growing Into public prominence. As an Index
of their prosperity, it may he slated that the J
new bull lings erected In these towns rinring |
the year 1871, cost Oita and three-flanrtilH
millions of dollars !
Choose your location, then
your business, and for full
information epply to
Agents on the
round,
OR ADDRESS
.0 F. DAVIS,
LAND COMMISSIONER &
G-en’l Town Lot Agt., U. P. R. R.
OMAHA - - NEB.
CENERAL DIRECTORY
Delegate in Congress,
Forty-Third Congress —lion. W. It. Steol-j.
Territorial Otncers.
Governor— Jno. A. Campbell.
Secretory— Ja* on B. B.'own.
Marshal— Frank Wolcott.
District Attorney —E P. Johnson.
Surveyor General —ll. Latham.
Register V. S. Land Office— S. H. Wlnsor.
Receltsi of Public Moneys— Q. W. Corey.
Urf* i States Collector— Thomas Ilarluu
United States Commissioner— J. W. Brun.tr.
Territorial Auditor —J. 11. linyford.
Territorial Treasurer— S. W. Downey.
Justices of the Supreme Court-J. W. Flshvr; J
K. Thomas; Jos. M. »'ar#y.
Clerk of let Judicial District—J. VV. Urn nor.
County Otßccro.
Sheriff— T. Jeff Carr.
Clerk and Recorder —W. Richardson.
Treasurer—W L. Kuykendall.
Probate Judge— W. L. Kuykendall.
County Attorney— W. W. Corlwtt.
Assessor —John T. Chaffin.
Coroner— J. C. Webb.
School Superintendent —M. E. Arnold.
Justices of the Peace— Jno. Slaughter; A. G. Mead ;
W. L Kuykendall: Adolph Cany
Commissioners—J. 11. Nichols. M. K. Post.
T. Dyer.
City Government.
M setlugs of the Town Trustees. Friday even
*.ug in each week, at the City Hail.
President of liouril— M. V. Houghton.
Marshal and Colie tor— Peter Hamma.
CUy Clerk —W. Richardson.
City Attorney— T J. B’reet.
Treasurer— W. S. Ilurlhut.
City Assessor— W. Richardson.
Hoard of Trusttts —M. V Houghton, K. E. Warren,
L. R. Bresimhcli, L. Ruble, Geo (‘asvels.
Police Magistrates—John Slaughtei and A. G
Mead.
riiurehes,
St. Mark’s church, Episcopal. Services, from
April Ist to September Ist, at It n. m.. nnd at 8 p.
rr. From September Ist to April Ist, at 11 a. m.
and 7Vi p. in. Rev. Mr. Jones, minister.
C'ongregat’nal, Rev.Josiuh Strong.Pastor,church
corner Nineteenth aud llill streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at eleven a. m., and seven p. m.:
Sabbath School and Bible Class after morning
service; Social Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
ing, at 7 o'clock. Scats free.
Roman Catholic, Rev. Wm. Byrne, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Ass't. Church onO'Neti
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth streets, Rev. W. b. Kuphart, pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath atll a. in. and 7:510 p. m
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Seats all freu, anu ev
erybody welcomed.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G. A. England, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at 11a. m.
and 7Vi p. in. Sabbath school at p. in.
Prayer mooting ovory Thursday evening. Tim
public are cordially invited to all the services of
the church,
Itlsaonlc,
Wyoming Chapter, *No. 1. R. A. M. meets
Hall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at 8 o ciocx p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month, at Masonic Hall.
Odd Fellows.
nope Bncuir. Jmeut, No. 3, I. O. O. F., meets
every 3d and 4th Wednesday of each mouth at
Odd Fellows’ Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 1,1. O. F., meets every
Monday eveuing at Odd Fellows Hall.
I. O. G. T.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81. I. O. G. T.. meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall,
17th street.
Initiations will be conducted oulv on the first
and third Fridays of each month. The interven
ing Fridays during the month will he devoted to
literary exercises. F. Williams, W. C. T.
J. Underwood, W. Secretary.
Fenian ltrotlierliood.
The O'Donovan Kossn Circle. F. 8., meets Wed
nesday evening of each week, at their new
hall corner Tholtries and Sixteenth street.
a. Ryan. J. Talbot.
Secretary. Centre.
Knlg.'its of Pythias.
Regular meetings every Tnursdny evening at
Odd Fellows' Hall at 7:3oo'clock.
All brethren In good standing are cordially In
vltcd to attend.
ItOSTEII
Os Coiuinlawloned Officers at Fort I>.
A. Russell, W. T.
James V. BoMroRD, Colonel Bth Infantry, Com
manding Post.
Thomas Wilhe tn, Ist Lieut , Adjutant, 8:h In
fantry.
Bishop Aldrich, Ist Lieut, and R. Q. M., Blh In
fantry.
U. A. M. Dudley, Major 3d Cavalry.
Alexander Chambers, Major 4th Infantry.
Charles Pago, Surgeon.
J. I*. It. Holt, A. A. Surgeon.
Z tclinriith Kagan, Powt Chaplain.
Dean Monahan. Cnpt. 8d Cavalry. Co. G.
Emmet Crawford. Ist Lieut. 3d Cavalry, Co. G.
R. K. Peabody. 3.1 Lieut. Co. G.
Thomas L. Brent. Capt. 3d Cavalry. Co. L.
William H. Andrews. Ist Lieut 3d Cavalry. Co. I.
Geo. F. Chase. 3nd Lieut. B<l Cavalry. Co.L.
11. W. Wcssels.Jr, Capt. 3d Cavalry, t o. II
Royal E. Whitman, Ist Lieut. 3d Cavalry, Co. 11.
Win. W Robinson, Jr., 2nd Lieut. 3d Cavalry,
Co. H.
John Itziba, Capt 4th Infant, v. Co. D.
Henry Melon. Ist I.lent. 4ih h fantry, Co I).
E. L. Bailey. 2d Lieut. -I h Infantry. Co. D.
A. B. Cain,’('apt. 4th Infantry, to F.
D. I. Em Kiel. Ist Lieut, hli Infantry. Co. F.
T. E. True, 2d Lieu:. -Itli Infantry, Co. F.
Jo;.n Miller, Capt. 4th Infantry. Co. A
A. W. Vodges 1-d Lieut. 4th Infantry, Co A.
R. P. Brown. 2d I,lent. 4th Infantry. Co. A.
C. J Von nomuin, Capt. 4th Infantry. <'o. K.
Carl Yeiienheimer. Ist Lieut. 4th Infantry. Co. K.
J. J O'Brien, 3d Lieu'. 4'h infantry Co. E.
G. M. Bravton. Capt. Htli Infantry. Co. A.
Guidon Wlnsiow, isl Limit. 81 h Infantry. Co. A.
J. McE. Hyde.'-’d Lieut Bih Infantry, Co. A
W. 8. Worth, Capi. Bth Infantry, Co. K
F. A. Whilnev. lsi Lieut. Hih Inniilrv. Co. K.
J. W. Sumiuerhnyes, Capt. Hth Infantry, Co. K
Blyth & Fix ley.
Rock Sprlno-s, Wyoming?,
—AND AT
KriinHtoii, Wyoming,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
11.-ivc a full line pf
Staple nnd Fancy Dry Goods.
G roc fries,
Provisions,
Pro tlncr
Canned Goods. IVlues, nnd Liquors
Tobacco aud Cigars, Arc. Arc. Arc
Your Orde.ru are Beapcrtfully SoMi-lted.
IlLYS'll AcPIXLFV
murDwJfemly
$7200 EACYI WEEK.
, Agents wanted everywhere Buslucsn strictly
i ietrittniate. Particulars tree. Addles*,
I WORTH A CO., St. Louis. Mo.
AjiiiX* 1 year
CHEYENNE MARKETS. |
[Corrected Friday of Kadi Wetlc. |
chain.
States Corn, per 100 Tb I‘JO© 1.25 I
Oats 1.30 it 2.75 |
BincADßTurra.
Floor, States, per sack 4.30&A.5U
Flour. Colorado, *• 5.-M)<&6 uo
Buckwheat Flour, “ 6.0 U
PKOVaiOh*.
Potatoes, per Ih new 1 \
Onions, “ 4 !
Cheese, New York factory, per Ib.. . 17<i>,53
Cheese. Western, nor lb If (77/20
Beans, Navy, per ft* . fit® f
Butter, common
Butter, good giades, raneb 40®fi<l
Honey 3*)@4o
Lard U(t£2U
Bacon, common 13'3d4
Hams, smokud
Huron, Breakfast 17<5i20
Pork, firm, per bbl £6.00 (ft H.i 0
Apples, green, per hh* 4 5) j. 5.00
t'AOi! AOODH.
Cove Oysters ft.?-'(fto'to.
Two pound Peaches 6.7:(&f>.2.1
Three pound “ 7.3A(d8.00
Corn 7.Vt<aß.(«)
Strawberries . .. 0.5 '^0.50
Raspberries 6.80^7J58
Blackberries s.U<k£&s.sJ
Tomatoes, two ponnd cans 4.5 (JiS.'Mi
Tomatoes, three “ “ 6.ootftttso
Pine Apple o. v ;oo
Jellies, one aud two pounds 0.50(^12.00
Retail, per can Uftoa Ui
Elgin Corn 7.00(®7.50
Elgin Cherries 11.75(^7.25
Star Lobsters, 2 lbs cans 7.75(m8.(5)
Stur Lobsters. 1 lh tans 5 .'.oft'-00
Grapes, 2 1b cans U.23ft« 75
Oysters, Cove, 1 It) cau 3.25<w 1 -M
Oiiince, 2 lh cans 7’25(7/ 7 75
Hominy. 2 lh cans 7.25^,7.75
Pens, 2 lh cans s.sdtftt».o<)
Salmon, 2 lh rims B.oo@fl 50
Lima Beans 3 lh cans ti.25(&7."0
CAME Ligi'OUh.
| Red Jacket 8.00
Drake's 11.30
Hostetler's 13.00
Kellcv’s 11.06
Whisky tt.76(&7.50
Gin Cocktail io.no
Whisky (.ocktmi 8.50
ChninuHgne, pints 34.(i0
Champagne, <|iiarts 22.00
Old Tom Gin t).oo
Sherry Wine 2.00^10.00
Port Wine 10.30
Old Rye 7.500810.10
Cognac Brandy 12.00@20.00
Dilieu rnt'iT.
Apples, western, per Yb 13<S 13
Apples, New York, per lb ]|@ jr
Peaches, per lb 15@ 20
Currants, “ 15@ ]8 j
I Black berries, per lb 20
i Raisins, per hex t x C«i 4.V)
! Cherries, per lb aofih 4-)
Raspberries, per !b
TEAS.
Imperial 1.30@ 2.00
i 11) son 1.23@ 2.(15
Young Hyson 1.40@ 1.75
! Japan 1.25@ i.ro
Oolong 1.21.30
corrEß.
Roasted, per BS6 3ft
' Itlo. corninoo to fait 20@
It to. good . VTi.'d 2*J
Rio. prime to C 28 'b 8<»
1 Old Java
Mocha 40
SCO A IIS.
Cuba, common to fair, per Tb 1-PTI 15
Cuba, good to prime 14@ IftH
Porto Rico, good to rholcv MGh 15
New York Crushed, Powdered, etc 18V4@ 20
Now York, while coffee. A .. it>7/1 17
New York, while coffee, circle A .. Iftfift 16
New York, extra B 1 t-.ft 15
New York, extra C 16V4@ l«- l i
Cuba box . 14@ 15
nsu.
Cod. 100 ponnds 11.00@12.50
White, half bbl 1.5.00
Mackerel. No. 1 15.00 a 17.0*)
Mackerel, No. 1, per kit 2.U)@2.50
smuvs
New York, common, per gut 7.5<7>. t.is)
Now York. good, per gal t. )0
New York. 5 gal. Kegs 5.60@ f-.'ti
Goldens,per gal l.*L'@ 1.50
New York drips, 5 gal kegs H.so@ 7.U0
I 11. A E. drips, per gal 1.50@ 1.73
dk
HALT.
Fine dnlrv. per bbl F.COfu, 8.58
Coarse dairy, “ 5.00@ 5.-iA
“ “ per tb 4@5
HOAP AND CANDLES.
Works’ per box 8.00
Shaffer's, per box 7.51
Kirk's Soap, per box, wholesale.... 4.50
Chemical •• •• ... lOfl
, Custilw, per Tb 25@ t-
NAILJ.
Nulls, limited demand 7.50& B.*-0
OILS AND I'A.NTH.
| Carbon Oil, per gai., per hh! 48 a 50
Carbon Oil, per gal 55a 60
I Lard OH. 2XO
Linseed Oil, “ 2.23
I White
OIIIitEMNIi 1.l .lIIIKR JIAIIKKT.
I*I,IVR nttd 2 Inch clear dressed ... 80.<VJ
! 1 Inch, clear dressed 70J8'.
. 1 Inch. 2nd clenr, 65.0-J 1
1 A stuck board*. '■ '
B stock hoards 63.00 !
Celling. Ist clear, % -40 (/0
1 Celling. Ist clear. (* ... 35.00
' * VIIIn/. 1,1 cli-ur, >, 00.00
I (’lear siding 4".'M)
A shingle 8.00
No. 1 shingle 0.50
I Lath 7.vi
Tar Paper, l»er F- .07
I Plns'erlng Board. p*w Tb
I (’« muni, per bid B.nu
j Since*, per bbl U.OQ
Hair, per lb .10 ,
‘ Native Lumber, under 20ft..... 35.0 n
I Native Lumber, over2o ft.. 87.5.1
Tarpe&Boessel,
!
CGDS'.T, Utah; EVANSTON, Wjcning,
Denier, In null Mnnan&durrr. of
! FINE WATCHES
AKD
JEWELRY
Guos, Pistols and Ammunition.
1 Repair.ng neatly executed nnd nil work
warranted
nov23 w-inly
Edward Keane,
WU RRIER
Evanston, Wyoming,
MANUFAfTIIRKII of Fur nn*l Huekskltt
| Glov«h. All klnda I Kuntund Kelts divs-eii
| Hiid made up Into any deni red article.
Work don in u mat manner und at
: Honalile rates.
Trnppe.a eat. oonatantly receive the 1 .
' ost market price for heir 'urn and Hklnsi
1 ni) e*tabti»Yim-r'.,
uov23-w&nily
lIART.OUI.AR N#yi ICR.—The ITnnrieu.r 0
•t-‘i piper will not be re ponslble for any hi
or indebtedness, contracted i»y any other person
whrtcver.uniess ih« same rha'l have lumn allows
ape" the written order of the m'lnrslgued. This
wll .hvlate coropliea'ioo ' r -roontiU and need
esa •iniViiKc t« a«% «'•«
U.GLAECKE,
LAWS. -
OF THE
UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE
T III KD SI'.SSION OH' T!IK
Ki. KTY-Sl-'.CON I) OON'ORES.S.
IGknk AI. N ATI K”—N.i .Vj, I
I AN ACT making nppropr’.ulions for Mindry
1 civil « xpenses of (lie government for the
fiscal year ending Jun<- tlt 1 1- ietii, elgliteen
iiundre 1 and seventy-four, and tor otl.ei
[ piirpowo-.
i Be it emu-ted l»y the Senate and House of i
Ih-pn-N.-niafives ~1 tm; Ulii Od Ht:i-«a *.f
, ni -iicn in congreM.s assomlded. Miat the
I following stilus be and t- e same are tu-reby.
i approj*! n»r the ol.J«-cts lieriinaftii•el
press d. lor tin fiscal yen end ng ,tun—
I ihlitietli, eighteen hundred I.lm seveniv
1 lour namei) :
PUBLIC I’RINTfNt; AND BINDING.
For tire publie pr ntiug for the nubile Wild
ing, und lor paper for the piibli- prln ng,
two million do lar .ai d ->f 1 l.e sum herein
appropriated printing and binding maybe
(louo by the Congressional l'rinter to’the
amounts following, nnmcb :
For the court of cialms, fourteen thousand
dollars: for the derartm lit of stale, twenty
five thousand dollars; for the 1 reaaury lie
partinent. tin-e hundred und twenty-tlvu
thoi kuikl d-dl.irs; f r the war department,
one bundnd .liotisnnd dollars; for the u ivy
depur incut eighty-Mve thoiiHunddollars; lor
die Interior depi rt ueiit. two hundred ami
twenty thousand o iar-: for 1 lie ngricul;ural
(h pari men 1, twenty .hmsnnd dollars; f r
the department of iiktlee and the iid.ih v
general's office, ten .'iiomand collars; for the
Supreme court of tuu United Mates, tweiit.*-
tlve thousand dollars: for the Hupreme court
of the Dlslilet of ( oli'.mldu. one thousand
dollars: for the poKt-ollb e departine t. one
hundred and seventy five thousand doiliirs;
and f r belli houses of Congress, <-uc million
dollars; and tin- amounts h rein designated
f*.r the several e-.e> lltlve department* may
be distrihu'c l to lh- bureaus thereof at tie
(User* ttoii <f tin- head ->t each *ieiartiru-nt,
who Hdiull eert fy sueli distil 111:• 11 to the
pulille pr liter: an*l tho last proviso to henet
liravld'ii: for printing and reportieg the «!*•-
nates in • 01 grcs«, unproved Apill second,
eight* en hundred and mi enty 1 wo, is hereby
; repealed: Provided, That until •> contract >s
made, the del a es sli II he printed h\ the
Cong.- hs oiial I’rinler, under tin* direi-tlou of
the Joint 1 (>mniitt)-e on Public lVmiing* 11
' the part ul the Semite.
For 1 rin 1 i g tin* protmrat -ry clrculare. and t* r
- prinMrg and binding, nt the g*-ve-I.ment print
-1 lUg office, the repert on lite-iin-lliMii'e si a* i*-: :r»,
made und* r airlu'ii vof he K-gh li 1 11 *•*: 11 -ilmi
nl Ma;i*il*ul » oi.--ic.-s, hv \\ iili-in H.rnes. 11
(lidcgufu from .lie ITibcd S.ates, in etc rdaiice
J with the pliui of publication adopted at 1 1m- -uid
e.* ojrc-'s. under tin* direction of the Secretary of
1 Ma . three iliousand five hundred dollars.
Ko 'bhographing. nmpping. at:.l engraving for
, In th* H -uses 01 I'ontrress, tho Supreme Court,
uni. i’h • Court of Claims, fifty tlion-and dolinri.
THKASfWY DEP UTMI'NT.
V>:t I.IKK MA VINO STATIONS.
For ealurh-H ot two sitourintemleiits of tlin llf«-
Having stations on the coasts el Long Island and
New Jersex. at one ‘.hoasniid li v I U'-died dol
lars eucti. ihre« a thousand dollars; and tor « nr
► uperin * ndeni on 1 lie coasts of Cape Cod mid of
Block island. Rliod- Islu'id, one. thousand dol
lars.
For fifty-four keepers of stations, at two hun
dred dollars each, ten tl.ouaaiel eight hundred
■lollnrs.
I-’ -r seventeen keepers of slntions. nt two Inin
dn il dollars cacti, three thousr.nd four hundred
do' Inrs.
I'm ten keepers of stn'lons. nt two hundred
dollars each, two ho-onud dollars.
For pay of crews cf etpci h need surf men nt
such Blui.oils nnd for • uch p- rlocis ns the Secre
tary of 1 lie Tien-i.r\ 1111. v Ueein nccerSary and
pni’por. e'gli:' -live ll|ou*n:id dollnrs.
For new lile-suviug -tilth 11- on
the ni l-' *■’ Hie United S:a es. one hundred thou
sand dolbti-s.
For coutingelirirs - f ;tfe--n» leg-‘a ions oil llio
coaat ot tne United Slnlc-.tif cen t!io«sa *(t dol
. tars. And lliul the Ssc.etaiv *.l War he. nnd
I t.erebv is. auihorizud to eatalilfsh -l -nnl stations
at light-houses at such of the life-aaving s'a ions
on 1 l-e lake or sen coasts as may he suitably lo
(•.gi-d foi-tlint p-irpose. ai-d t*» connect the auiue
111 I| p.... I*l \ 1- n-eesr»irv for flic
, prupei oi.-cnarge of tin- signal mvlee l>) means
--r a -iiitnbl.- ic’e r ii r.-*» In rn--- where no
' lines arc in operaiiou. 10 In* ro.intruded, n.uin
iiiloed. no t woiked limit r 1 lie direction ot thu
chief signal officer of til • arniv.--. : l-c -v:t tv
1 of war and the t-eerta-v *.» ilu* ireasiir) : ami
tlie use -ftl o 'i'e - aving m.i l -ll- r,- g-i-il sta
li„u? - It' I be sllh|eet 10 such rcgliim ions a.- may
| l-e agreed upon by said i-ltleinls; and the sum of
thirtv tti<>ii«nn*l dollnrs I * hereby appropriated
turn ; Ih'o .-ti*• ti.i- p-o\lsii.i;.
HLYENUK ' U'iTKR SERVICE.
F-.r pn\ of thirl) four cap'ains, one huiidred
and o; Iteii'ennirs. nnl mv> -:ht• covin- ers
alia pilots iiripi--) 1' . -!n •• I. •< l l.d si.M)'-
one thousand ihle-* hundred d-diu: .
S .n- i,i i. •. t.-iVc 1 : Thirty 'onr captain*,
i lie liam'.r- i an ! one lii u;- n tnis, sixty- -
I gin: rrs and pilots, twenty-live ihou.sainl live
I ui'iuheu . . gl. y -.i.r e ..rs and for: w cell'-.
For pn'- of cr w-: Fight hundred aud -l\iy
p -ilv 1 111 •>• -, sun 111 n. I.ooks. sieourds. h--)s.
I coai-pj-rer: . iiiul tirem-'ii. two I. iiudred aid
1 eighty-iwo ilu u-und seven l.oiidrtd and fortv-
I uight'uolhirs.
' For rations for crews: Fight l.iin-'tod and
ei:.:) p.-i v ii-*l cr p , •••iiie.-o. I're'i*. s . vards,
huvs. eoal-'passUra, ai.il ll\li.v:i, I wo hundred and
ninety eight ilimt-and seven liiimlr-n ;.: .l for y
- i -h: tail n-. 1; 1 !.ii. aie • cciuh, includii g Hie
! liquor eiiuivalent, nir.et> -'-l '!.I .hotl.-Jill'! five huu
ill-d 11 -ft ei_'*'C' -even ib-'l.i-.
Foi In.-i for lli'.n \ . iuli. vim «-i <. r.-p Irs. and
; out tits for same, ship chandler;, at d ei.gii cits’
i stores for same, traveling < \pei.-er --I efficcn*
■ ir .vellng 011 du v a--di* p orders fi 111 ihe ireasuiy
d •partment. ci niltintuite'i of • • t'-r*. lie -on-
I ting, it i-<pi-nses, Ir.cli ding w lisrfaue. li'Wage.
il-.ek ig-*. In-.-In. udvcrtl-ii g. : 11J i.r'c.'** and
m'-e Iliil-eeiiH p-e-e- will I’ll caiilM-* l-e tuelllll
ci him! r eiMfi.il li'.’tu!i"'i) liunJriiJ a dhiw)
! Ciu s.-i. 1 ■! .
MARINE iOM'!T.\;. .-sAliYli F.
F*»r •anplviiu «l- li* lei cy in tit- find t--r tie
r; :iel .if m'.i-W Mi 1 -l.e • u ►« -IHen. o l l.ll.lilid
1 llioirsai.-i do,l n> ; —»n! t*ie -i-r- aiy of ifi irea--
- lliv is tier ’h\ H'llliOrlFed. ill hi- (I.M’liSloU, to
.. ll it elon ;n li spiiiil ii.n-.it - and iintliilslird
«’*i-t iron Ii splint l-ui d ng-. '• e • b 1.1 he ei: 1
of New o h- 1. , • i:'ii in. ni'd out * f the pro
feeds of s:\l l r • » purcha*•• n more heal , l:ti , .l
' . v ,iu t-.r :i imii '.lie '• 10 1 ul. ut ;i ;>.»•:.! w lib'll
Shall i- * • con \ oliivtU us item In uhd In
port *>f N*:v.’ Oi leilli *, nil*l t<» oreet sh- leuri n
j pavilion marine hospital of one hundred n"d
11 ftv bed capiu lty. with the neces nrv nii.v
--j iihu j bti;u;u.es. in a ••••oidiinwith (h-HigiiK
1 to be jv■ (-pared by the HUperviHlng archill el,
1 *n tin 1 *Oll i -ini-1 i-*;\ of the sup. rvl -Tti-r surgeon
j 111 Lilt• Hi;.; ne-liospitu! teTVlee, ami ;!pp! -». «•«!
1 bv the ‘-e'-n-f nry *.f 1 li- t -’usury; I*. **. I ,
1 hat said «.iii and i-avllloii-hospltnl sin.ll in
I no event cost more than Ihearaoui.: r- - • i . • I
iroi i til - sal* <>f ili«* hospital and grounds ,
which are hereby authorized to • Id: 'n l
pr-iv il d tin ile r. That 111 ( lise the mi; - .* l int
nl ilu* ir 11 l-o-nital build.ngs < s.n vvltli a-t
--vu ingel* u o-l In ihe c-iiKti*uet’on *-t «»t ••< r
government btilidl’igs now 1- eg *ll t*d,
kuIU nitucrlttli* may be •-*• um Land amount
• I ti e money-value Hicvof. which sliiil be
determiu.'d by the Heeietary • i tin in- -i.r.v.
is hereby npproprlutcd. for the puip'.’-e.s Os
ill-in tlnl. out (-i :.n;- nmoevs in tlic
; ti'( U*iiiy no. otherwise gppro; rinted.
N ATI* * AI. UKRFN'Y.
i'o- paper, - bgi.iving i-iibt ... « spies*
lulling* -. itii-l other - xpe.-ts of n.ukii.g und
Issuing tie’ nation.<l mi-ivi-ey, o-.o i'Undled
| thousand .'oMn .-
lor iep :. ill tin' • Inan i nr.iibated v’lr
er.l 1i: 1 ' i-i-b nl u. ,ii 11 - t unUin r :isso
ei i loll*"*, and I-.. > • n *1 | . i-pUl’ing ill
sa di m.iutior m.d on ::uch paper *.n t ot • neu
I nil I .; d -I. 'I »IK ;he -eei tul■; *»l' the treas-
II j . |.i..v pi- - nb- .low . lietli - mg lioe-fol’
i;’-!i 1 .‘..H-i’iti *s to replace not- s a *i* sign
•i; 11 <;. 1, -111 :..«; i-in n-ivv sin <-essful l » 1• u i- 1-
I, \ I.united til-*i': end «1 : Pro
i \ . | That ene'i of si.!d n*li-»b;.l l.aniung
.0 .- .at ion ll r- . inbi , t. •io .’-ay 11.0
I I o-t- I-! :hecl - ' lat ill ; lii.l. H.- • -I>* d . ml* r
lii s j.;,,-, tuioii ,
ti . . 1 nd bringing to
nil i .... : Ul 111 111 111
i ..i.Kl<.| 1.-ll i .. ' ■ ■ l.il'. lilillc.il
i,l I .11 I , I I I 1 "I In;
\- , , .1, I: 1 • eo’.migc t liej’i ol iil.vt
lor «!«-:• -ii’.’. Vi. er iom Is up* n tin* ;.*•• r -
ment it- d. • .*-live thou at.d
.11 I I.HY.
I ... I r >ing tt. e expenses •>! urtMof
the I 1: •’ • •• *- I;■ t ’. *. • ’..Mli-g tile l*lstflel ot |
‘oilier a. 10: mrois and w 1 msse.,aii'ex
■,, us, s suits in vvl.l. h 111 l nltcdst tes
el. of pro-e. i;l otis lor oßen es
eooiinit t**' l iiHUln-t 1 lie 1 lilted States tot tli"
'life keep ng ot p isoiieis. and t**r the ex
pen 1- V . •I. 111! I**’ 111 Ul'l» dln tIU? elllo-ee
ment "I tie a*t relativ *• to t l.e iigd ol «*ll
- ..1 I. .Mini, twenty-! i h'.li,
,i iniu,ll' d jnl nv « lit.v-m*' . * r liy
:iets ..in mlalory 1 1 »*•:*• * t or sup leinciitaiy
ti.er* , t.., ilii’ee ni.lllon dollara ,
; j u:'i i.a-e one hunuri* l sets of <urtlsn
Pec - 011.-, li’iVi Illy *.SV volumes llt .wald H
[{ ,■ ki 111 \ ohinn aml I In* k • R©*
1, ~i- two volumes. lof tie* Supr* in** ' (»urt
ot the l ..Red Sillies, fur *ll-11 Hut ion h.v tho
depai l ment of Justle.’to tin* several eir uit.
dlsii ii l, and tenitor al Jiu'ki-h *»r me l nit* d
.- 1 11, s. twelve tli'-usand and live t,ninlre»t ,
, doll rs : and the depai tni.-nt *.l Justice shall
b*-charged w.lli the .list i ll.niton to tin vari
ous Judg. s nnd eourls of tin* s ututes. reports.
I and other Judicial document?* now provided
tor liy law.
To en hie the secretary ot the Interior to
purcha-e of I.title. Brow n, and Company two
thousand of the seventeenth volume of tho
Untied Hlulch Hta utoa at for dlnirlbu
thtn, agreeably to the net of 1 ongrena direct
ing ilu- disult ution of the other volumes,
seven thousand dollars.
For the sup|M*rt and maintenance of con
victs trail si- rivd from the L-istrict of Colum
bia ten thousand *lol ars.
For defray Ii g the expense* of defending
claims under 1 tie* convention with Mexico of
sou ih July, eighteen hundred nnd slxty
. ight, o i»-expended under the d.rectlon of
tli«* ai orney-geiieral. ten tlioiiKand dollars.
For pa iiicni * f the neo wary expennestu
eijrr.M tu d- t nding Hiiits ••galnsi the secre- .
liir.v of 1 in* Treasury,-or Ills ag ills, for tho
se./r.re of captured * r abandoned pr«»|>crty;
and tor ! e examination of Wlliicmmj* in
triaims against be United Stives |U*!u)lm* Hi
any ih-piir m nt: and for toe «I%feiU*o of ttm
1.-iii e*l ?sai*H in the court of I’lnlmtt, tolw
expeu.ieti tit.ih 1 the dirt et ion ofthcnttornr/
g- I . iai. tl,.i v tliot.sali dollars. • •
1 Shis aim, or -**. much I hereof n<* may b*»
llei-en* a V to be e pei-ded Ull- U*r U»e direction .
of the »*tiiiiiii v-general in the detection and
p,* iseeiit on *n crlmea a-n lust tlio Unl>d
st;*tes, fifty thousand dollars.
I’»»r exp uses I*l he Incurred in the prosecn
t tun and collect Inn of claims due the United
states, to le* d sbur*.- I under ibe dlFectlon of
the attorney-general, llftce/i thoa-und dol
lar.-’. ’ , .
For detecting and punishing violation of
the intercourse net a of Congress, and fraud*
comm.(led in the Indian service ihe mine to
ix* expi-nde.l b> the attorney-general; In al
lowiug such incnmsed tees and c*.mpoimatlon
‘•i wll nesses, ju ors. nnd umrslm.s nnd in
defra’ing mi.’li other e p uses as may be ne
eessury for ilda purpok*, ten thousand dol
| litre.
l or completing tlic revision of the statute* '
and pre pin ing the same, to he presented la
j the lorm of a Mil or hi Ik to the next C’on
! gress, including the pav nieiit of salaries and '
incidental expenses of Hu* work, and prepar
ing proper indexes thereto, 10 be expended
under the supervision o - the department of
justice, twelve llioii-nnd dollars.
For tin* repair of the city hail building and
ventilutlou of the rooms . ccupied by the su
preme court of ilu* District of v olumbla, two '
111 oi 1 sanet live hundred dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For milintilng the coll eel ion of .statistics of
mines and mining, ;o be laid before Uongn ss,
t<* be expemh »1 under the direction of tho
heei-ciary ol the treasury, fifteen thousand
dolhi rs.
For the eontiiiuation of the pool glcul nnd
1 eographlenl survey of the Terrlio, les of the
United States by I rofessor F. V Hayden, un
der tin- direction of tin* Secretary of the In
terior, during the fiscal year • nili g June
ttdriietli.cightc en In ndred and seventy four,
seventy tl\o thousand dwll rs, io b avallab 4
: on tin* passitge of this act.
Fo tl. • preparation and pultllea ion of the
limps, chart<*. g« ol gieal s* ct ons and other
engiavings necesMiry to I lu-trn e tlic annual
Mid final reports of the United Stiiie* geolo
gn-nl Hiiru-y ol the'Jerritorles. twenty tlious*
mid dollnrs. to be expended under the direc
tion of the secret ry of tlie interior, to be
aval’nl le lbr imniL-Uiute use.
That tlic sum of ten thousand dollars, or so
much I hereof as may bo necessary, is hereby
appiop. luted to ei able Pio.'tsfcor J. W. Powell
t-> p*r|u:c 1.11 innterfals. nnd to present to»
(’ongre s at Us itt.t sessi-*ii a report of the
j survey ol the to.o.ado of llieWestand It*
I . 1 Urn arti s.
F -r con inning tlu* inquiry into the causes
,ot »h de- lease of the food-fishes of the coast
, and Ihe lakes of the United States, five thou
sand dollars.
| For the int rmluct lon of shad into the water*
of 1.-*- l'acilsc State . i;d*hilf Mates, and of
the Mississippi valluy, ami ol suanoii, white-
I fKh. nnd other rs fui food-flshc*. Into tho .
wat rs of the United Mutes to wtiicii they sro
I i>* st adapted ►eventecii tli**usaud five hun
dred dol.ars, to be expended under the direc
tion of tin* Unlied States commissioner of '
pst. nnd fisheries.
F'or preparation of illustmtlons for 'lie re
port of 1 tie 1 nited Htr.tes commissioner of
fish and Esin ries, one thousand dollars.
To enable the Joint 1 ommlttee on the
bran to puielinse and p int a series of tin
published hisioilial ilo< unieutK relating to
tin; early French discoveries in the northwest
and on the .Mississippi, ten thousand dollars^
* r -*» niu. li there-.1 a- may lx* necessary, the
print Ing o: tin* smne to be under the direction
ot suld < <>mmlt ee; nnd of the fifteen thoua
nnd dolli rs apiiropvial d by act of JUtie
tenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, to
emit-h- -aid enminittee to purciiase work* of
art, the t>um of ten thousand dollars 1* here
-1 bv declared to have been appropriated and
sliail lie e* p**nded for tin* purpose of provid
ing for a sin.ue of the late adward Dickinson
M-ikc .
Fornpla; f-ra nnv huileing fora Library
of ('(mines-, five thousand dolln s: and the
sele. t-on ot a plan, together with tho location
and Hiipe-vis«(.n of said building, shall be lu
l charge «*f a commission to consist of the
j chairman of the Joint committee on the li
brary. tio* chairman of t* « committee ons
j übli-'bull.lings nnd ground* ol the Sonaie,
end l:e I'lna lan -.1 ('ongruss.
, To eiiuhh* tlie clerk of the House of
senta»ives to pay tiie thiitien crippled und
(iiMihl.-d i ol*ti«-*rs now in tiie employment of
.the *!< orkeeper of ihe House rrom March
foui tli, elgliteen hundred ami seventy-threev '
to 1 (*4’**inbcr ti:at «*igl teen hundred and
seventy tin-e, twelve thousand six hundred
dollars.
(To lx* Concluded.)
•X XJC23
Domestic Sewing Machine
Alnlic-s tho fjCDlc Stitch
V* ill) tie* !-• Ist and r or.t simple ii.nchlnery of
an\ .*>ll Ul’l l,i: Sewing Maehl:*e; tl therefoi%
W FAILS 1.1>.s 11 in 11 any other, aud com
bines with its tc-nmrkah.e sulipllclty and
e:i'.- -1 runnlhg, meal auiotiiess of ooera
ti »ii with a wonderful rnnge of work. Don't
lull to examine If. I'* *ll saI.F by
i-'JZZ LUkDLZ, A;t-t tor C.xs.
Z WUITTI22, Lgr.X i:t 7T7ia lug.
Poet Oiliie Ev.\naton, Wyoming,
nov‘2B-Witmly.
MURRIN & SMITH,
v. ju’-: m.k i*k u.ki:- is
Kofeltfai At Doaut^ii**
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