Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, December 25, 1858, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, December 25, 1858, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88071075/1858-12-25/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88071075/1858-12-25/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88071075/1858-12-25/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88071075/1858-12-25/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume], December 25, 1858, Image 1
About Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859

Image provided by: University of New Mexico

Image: of 4. Page

All Pages

Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (2.4 MB)

Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.), 25 Dec. 1858. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88071075/1858-12-25/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

VOLUME 1.
E. JACCARD y COM PA fit A .
Joyeros ron Matos t al mesvdko,
NO. Yuíficlos de marmol al lado dclNorto
, . : , ; . de la calle i. , ..,,
,; , , . Sax Un Misuri.
Tien i de continuo ol mas grande surtido en Ion
listados Unidos do relojes do oro, relojes fruí
p res de mesa, Joyas de diamante, iijutirea de pinta
w en juefo a precios oomedus, Componen y
rantis n relojes tinos, Piedras p rcciosiis se en
ustnn en todos estilos. ' - "
SfS" Se pngu el nms nlto precio por pinta vie j.-)
JfcaJTicu constantemente promios para ferias.
IMPORTANTE PARA Eli N. MEJICO
Tenemos mucha gusta en anunciar á los co
merciantes del Nueva Méjico quo hemos logra
do aliorrnrlci el trabajo de ir á Van Luis Dura
!0inprr su
JABON í VELAS
puos hemos osfablccldo nn establecimiento en
ate lugar, para la fabrica de jabón, Telas de
.oeite do manteen, do la ettrclla y de oebo, las
unios podremos suplir i nuestros amigos en el
Nuevo Méjico
A LOS PRECIOS DE SAJ1 LUIS.
Con la determinación de hacer un artioulo
superior esperamos recibir muchos encar
gos. MAJOES, KELLER y BVER.
Noviembre 18 de 1855
" EEISLQAN,
Comerciante por mayor y cu luenudco do todu
clase de electo, ropa hecha, sombreros, cachuchas,
botas y xupiitos &o.
Calle del Kio entro lo calle principal y nogal.
Ciudad de Kniisus, ilisuri.
Xm TÍPK".'í(irifnn Nm-vo Mojicandi Mili SoltcilniliMt (to Teñir
ver une, iuiU ilo UuaT aun cuineniH un utta pactu.
Julio 12. ... , ' 1
U. M. -Noi'tlinip.
J. S Cbl-lt. ' K.tt.' TlinlkelC
.7. S. Chick y Ca
(Sucesores do Northriip y Chick.)
Comcreiantss jair mayor se toda clase de Mercan
eius, y Negociantes de Comostiblei), Licores, Cigar
ros, &c. .
CViniranioi y Ti-ntlrmoa ttidu claío de cwro, Itlcleo, otle pra
turia, )icr tlliifrii rimUilii.
Julio 12. . " ,
Me 1) O KA I, D Y KL INi:, . ;
Fabrieautcs y ComcrcianU'S por mayor y tac
nor de sillas y guaniieioiics, cuartas,
' cspuehtit, kc. " !!
T.n la casa anteriormente ocupada con la tienda de
J. C. Unnsom, Calle del liio entre la cullc principal
y 1 dol Nogal, ir v i ' . :,.., ,
; Ciudad de Kausas, Misuri.
. Julio 12. ,
, liü. Kl'üS Ei UVIVIICU,
: SANTA l'ii, XCW MEXICO, ,
OFFICE jtlutabon the CuOulJ Conrlluiuae wii Jall. vl
KSlAtE F U.F.V.UIDÍ CUtfUY. '
jOTlCU is hereby given that I will apply to the
j. Probate Court uf tho Ooimty of' 'Taos at its reg
ular term to bo begun ami lield on the first Monday
of January 1Hj9, at Fernando de Taos, fura final
settlement of said estate, .
Darclay'sFort, N. M. .'ILLIAM KUONIO
., December 1st, 1808. j '' Administrator. "
45:4t " ' ' V1' " ' í "
i ' Surveyor Geni-ríii.'s Offick,)
1 ' 1 ' Santa Fk; New Mexico,
'- November 24tb,. 18581
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of, the
provisions of tlio act of Congress approved
Mar 24th, jm. tho duties of Iteaistor of Public
Laudsjiud ltcccivcr of Public Moneys, conferred
upon this office, cense from ami after thisdato, those
duties being performed by the Register and Ke
eeivor appointed umler said net r
" . WM. PEL1IAM, Surveyor Qenerttl .
! 4!l4;t ; ..: . ; of, New Mexico..'
i - - --
.. , , : llüüliTEit AND SeCIIVEH's OFFICE,)
Santa Fe, NewI Mexico,
. . November 25tli, 1858.
VT OTKa. B uoreby given that the rmderngncd
XN Kegistcr of Public Lands ánd Keceiver of
Public Moneys, have this day entered upon the du
ties conferred upon them by law : and the office is
now oponed for persons claiming public lnnds in
this Territory under eiisting pre-emption lnws.
WM. A. DAVIDSON, Register.
44:tf WM. A. STREET, Receiver.
AVISl) m A1III1MS1KAIIIIK.
SK avisa porestas presentes qua intento aplicar &
la Corte de Pruebas del Condado de Taos en su
jtcsion regular que principiará on Don Fernandez de
Taos el primer Lunes do Knuro de iK!), por un
arreglo final de la masa del tinado Alejandro Barclay.
Barclay's Fort, N. M. 1 WILLIAM KRONIO,
Diciembre 1 de 1808. j Administrador.
45: 4t.
TIIK iwtnprnliii lioi't'tuttiFo t'xiítinn ttwwu tlio mtdcnlnod
UUdor tho name muí Htvienl'J. 4 11 Mrrcuru, wiw (ÜHBtilvt tl un
tlio tirst uf Ui'tt'lKT, 1'7. Iiy iiititunl cniiHt'iit. .Iiwim iMinre
hitvitift piuvlmHl all ittul every lutcreiit In Üio tilín will nettle
All tiUBtntW rHTtnliihiK tu it. J. MKHrrilF,.
ftwU , iNuw Akxicu, Out 26, 188. 41:4t H M.rJtCLitL.,
THE C,U H I) A Y TIMES
m and . . , ..
tüDMffi mi snesanaxK.
THIS large alid hiuidsome Kunday newspaper is
published weekly in the city of, New York, aud
Is mailed to subscribers at tho very low rate of One
, Dollar per annum, It is thoroughly national in its
sentiments, aud advocates tho principles of the
great Democratic party of tho Union. Its thirtv-
two columns are tilled with editorial discussions of
. the eurrcut topios of the day. ami with the most
hoice literature Six copies will be furnished to
lubs for five dollars. Address, post-paid, '
KDAII,1 DRANS & HOWARD, i
' , .. ' 162 Nassau 81. J,,
Sánta ' Fe,
EL DOCTOR F, ,E, KA VANA ÚGll
íllcbico n CirujoiiOí
SANTA FÉ, KüEVO MÉJICO: .
9u Ofliinapítá iw am arriba nue la CArcol iM Condado
II AtíllAlMj nMo snliiitmlt por vúrius pcrsuiitií do vulwr í
H)itp una h-ui-Ih, vi dhujo ftnniHlu tlciw el liouor de aviutr I
(million iuo t-I día luiiiieru ilv Dick'iiilirt! (n'újiinu el slrirá unu
KsCUKLA en la nuil mi inundará el Cimírlliimi, el Intjks, Kscri
tuni, AritmítlcA. (iwm-itirt, yliiMúnimVuuil.
etuitt tu, m (lu iJctulirü ile lh. Wn. O. A, J, NOEL.
EL ft-'ftor Pnntiiii K. SnWno haliicndom vneltrt á Sunta Vi-
rw.Huiuiiniwil olrwe mu ii-nvíclot á son antlguon iuiiIko
lt!lnj.Tlacrtlu mtiiaim tai la l'liizu hajn el M.rtnl .iio curruilo la
tli-mln ik Rock y .Inlmftm liúda la Fonda. Hcmn rntitrá lÍMto
ilt. remirar ti iHUniwiicr maltialtr cIiími tlu rt'lúit tillo Juvurla
vn pi't'Ciuii muy buruttifl, 41:tf
DüSl'ACMO DEL AnRIMFNSOR Gf.XEUAL
Santa Ffe, Nuf.vo Mfuico.
24 de Noviembre de 1858.
SE avisa al público quo en virtud de las provisiones
del decreto dol Congreso aprobado el 24 de
Mayo de 18ú8,ccmiran de ahora en adelante los debe
ros de lítigialrotlur do Terrenos Públicos y Deposi
tario de Dineros 1'úblicos quo fueron conferidos i
oste Desqiachn, el cumplimiento do cuyo deber reca
cril sobre las personas nombradas bajo dicho decreto.
I-Mt WM. TUMI AM, Agrimensor General.
l)ESI'ACIIl)liELRr.tilTlUUOBI)ETEltltEN08
Y Dlvl OSlTAllIO HE DlNEKOS l'l'llI.lCOS,
Kunta Vé, N'uevo Mejiro,
Ó25 tie Novicmlircdc 1858.
SF, avisa por estas presentes que los infrascritos
como Ilenislrador do Terrenos y Depositario do
Dineros l'iiblicos Imu euipetado hoy el dosetapcilo
de los deberes que les son concedidos por laley y el
Despacho se hulla abierto para todos aquellos que
reclaman terrenos, en oste Territorio bajo la ley de
primarias. WM. A. DAVIÜ.iON.llepstrador.
n-,u vi.w. A. SXK1SKT, Depositario
IjUK cuanto la Inlrascrita ha sido nombrada por
1 la Corte de Pruebas del Condado de Dornalillo,
como Administradora do la masa del finado Jiisí
Cbavex, por tanto doy aviso nor estas Drogantes á
tona persona quo tenga reclamo alguno contra 1
utuiia masa o ijue este ueoicmio a ella quo ac requi
ere que todas tales cuentas Beaii arregladas innH'úia
mente uon la administradora.
MAMELA ARMIJO do CHAVEZ, '
Ailministrrdora de 14 dicha masa.
Behnuilio, Novienibro 27 de 1858. 4 t;8ia
IV II KKUAS the undersigned has boon appointed
by the Probate court of the county of liir-
ii lit U o us Adiiiiuistr.iirli of the estate of José Cha-
vez, late of said county, deceased, u 11 persons linviiic
clitims against said estate or being indebted thereto
are hereby notified to tome forwutd and settle tho
soiao with the tlministrutni, ,
MANUELA de AUMUO deCIIAVia,
Adm'i of José Chavea, dco'd.
Bemauuo, Nov. 27, 1808. 44;l)m
A PAPER FOR THE STATES AND TEf TOMES.
An Independent Democratic Journal'
Is published at Westport, Mo., every week, nvi
contains a summary of all importsnt events in the
Suites and Territorio up to tho hour of going ,to
press: '' . . ) ; ,
Ills recommended to the patronage of English
rositlcuts ot. Santa re una ittitcent country.
TerRH i Two Reliara por cr In advniite,
, Subseriptions or advertisements may be left with
the htltlor ul.tlie sunta l'e liaictte.
' :!':
'. . 1 Jims Ei sai-;k, ;;.. .
' H AN TA FE. - .,; ,,
"ÍIIE Milwrllter wtmtrinWm bli oltl frloítlí ato tatronstltat
hn Iiiih itauniiit U) faula t'e anil H atiaio mul)' tt) iKtvi. tlttiut at
liis ultl itliiiiil, twti diura aSiTH Henry lerriin.'s nturuin tltii
I'luxa. lie Mill n')iaiFualehiiil elueks aittl jert'vlry of any
aiuu at urc Huerii'it ujuuu anu in a eufetiui siyiü, ai:n
, ' Mill IClTlOT. (
' PRÓPOSALS for enrrying tlio malls of -tli'c
United Statos from tho 1st of July, I860, to 1st
of July, 1MÍ2, on tho following routes in the
Territdry of Now Moiico, will be rcooivod. at
tho Contract üílic of tho Post Office Depart
ment until 3 p. m. of the 15, b of April next,
to be decided by the 18th of the same month.
12856 From Alburquorquo, via Peralta and
Maniano, to Fort Stanton, MO miles
and back, onco a fortnight.
Leave Alburquorquo every other Monday
at 7 8. ni '
Arrive at Fort Stanton next Saturday hy
12 m; . : 3
Leave Fort Stanton every othor Monday
at 7 a m i
Arrivo at Alburquorquo next Saturday
byl2m
Proposals for weekly trips, going and
returning in a week, by a schedule
to be proposed by the bidder, will
' be considered.
12857 From yilburqnerauo, by Cibolleta and
Cuvero, to Fort Defiance, 100 miles
and bnck, onoe a fortnight.
Leave Alburquorquo every other Monday
at 7 a in ;
Arrive at fort Defianoe next Saturday
by 2 d in;
Lcavo Fort Defiance every other Monday
at 7 a ra ;
Arriro at Alburquorquo next Saturday
by 2 p m ;
Bids fur weekly trips are invited.
12858 From Fort Union by Guadalupita, Santa
Uertrudis, San Antonio, Agua Negra,
HÍDConos, Cantonment llurgwin, and
Runcho, to Fernandez do Taos, luO
miles aud ba.'k, onoe a fortnight.
: Leave Fort Union every oilier Monday
: , at 7 ii; , ... ' . . '
Arrivo A Férnindoi de Taos next Satur
day by 12 m ' ' rt-Mj ".,1 tin ;
Leave Fernnndei de Taos1 svery' other
Monduy at 7 a mj'. v- V, :-, ;
Arrive nt Fort Union next Saturday by
12 m. , . .... . v .. .. i , ,
,..; JSidt to run weekly will be con-ídned. '
1285P From La Mesilla tj La Mjsa,,12 miles
,,,t,; t i and back WMkly..;, .; ,, ,,, ,'.. . ',' ,
New . Mexico,' ;I)écembsr H 25, ; 1858,
, Leave La Mesilla Wednesdays at Ja m:
1 Arrive at : La Mesa by 12 m j " ,,; ' l : r :'
; Leave La Ms& Wednesday at 1 p m j! :
Arrive at La Mesilla by 6j m. . ,
Bids to run through to Las Cruoes, 16
' miles In all, also to make two trips a
r '- week, are invited. i nji.
12800 From Santa Fé, by Cañado, Abiqui,
, nn .mito, in ltio Arriba county, to ban
Antonio, (Loe Concjoi,) in Taosooun-
ty, 75 miles and back, anee a fortnight.
Leave Santa Fe every other Thursday at
6 am;
Arr ive at Los Conejos next day by 6 pm,
Leave Loe Conejal every other Monday at
í a m ,
Arrive at Santa Fe next day by 6 pm. '
Bids for weekly trips are invites!. - . ,
I28dl From Taos, by Arroyo JJond,Rio Colo-
, rauo, nnu uuiobra, to Fort Massacba
ettsj 115 miles and buck, oncea fort
night. Leave Taos every other Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Fort Massachusetts next
Wednesday by 3 p m
Leave Fort Massachusetts every other
Thursday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Taos next Saturday by 3 p m.
Proposals for weekly trips are invited.
128C2 From Tucson, by Tubaa and Calabazas,
to rort uuchanan, (Agua Caliente)
100 miles aud back, once a fortnight.
Leave Tucson every other Wednesday at
7 am;
Arrivo at Fort Buchanan next Saturday
by 11 a m ;
Leave Fort Buchanan every otherWednes-
day at 7 a ra;
Arrive at Tucson next Saturday by 11 a in
Bids for weekly trips will boooandered.
128G3 From Tucson, by Sonori to Aeua Cali
ente, (fort isuchanan,) 100 miles and
back, once a fortnight.
Leavo Tuoson every other Monday at.7
t .
. Arrive at Fort Buchanan next Wed nos-
' day by 4 p m ; i . . .f
, Loave Fort Buchanan every other.Thun.
day at 7 am; .
Arrive at Tuoson next Saturday br 4 D m
' Bids for weekly trips will bo oonsidered;
, , also bids to run from Tuoson,by Sono
ri, to Tubas, 56 miles and back, Once a
' week, by a schedule to be stated, in
lieu ot tho route and service mention
; IXSTRtíCTIONS,' 1
Conlaimwj coiulilioM to h tmbmctd in the
contracts to Ik trknt the Dctpartmtm may
dtem projrr ' ".. i n . ,
1. No cay will bemado for the trim riot nor
formed: and for eaoU of such oinUsioaW-not
satisfautorily explained, three times the pay
of the trip may be deducted. For arrival so
far behind timo as to break connexion with
depending mails, and not sufficiently oxcused,
one fourth at the compensation for the trip is
subject to forfeiture Doduotion will alio be
ordered for a grade ol porfomrance inferior to
that specified in the contract. For repeated
delinquencies of the kind herein ssociliod. en
larged peniltiesj'. proportioned to the nature
thóroef and the importance of the mall, may be
mace, 1 ! '...i .i , i , ., y. , . , . , ,
2. For leaving behind or throwing off the
mails, or any portion of thorn,' for .the admis
sion of paBongers; or fur being eoneornedin
setting. up or running an exprosa oonveying
intelligence in advance of the mail, a quartet's
pay may do aeuuoiou. ( , L
3. F ines will: be imposed, unless the dejin
quency bo promptly and satisfactorily cuplained
by ccrtilioatcs of postuiastori, or the alEdnvlts
of other cro'dible persons, for failing to arrive
in' contract time) for i neglecting to take ths
mail from or deliver it into a postoilioe; and for
ulloiing it (owing either to tho unsmtobleness
ol tlio place or mauuerof carrying it) to bo wot.
injurcu, uostrovou, rooueu, or lost,
4, The Postmaster General may annul Ihi
coutraot for repeated failures to rua agreeably
to contract ;' for. Violating the post offito laws;
or disVJbeylng the instructions of the department;
for refusile to dischare aourrler whan roai
red by th ilepartmont to do so ; for assigning
the contract without the assent of the Postmas
ter (ieueral ; for running an oxprass ; or for
transporting persons or packages ooutaiuing
mailable mutter out of the mail. , , ,
5. The Post Master llenera! raav order an
inoren sa of service on a route by allowim there
for a pro rata inoroaso on the oontraot pay.--Ile
may change schedules of departure and
arrivals without inórense of pay, provided the
runniug time be not abridged, lie may also
curtail or discontinue the service, in whole or in
part, at rao rata decrease of pay, allowing one
month s oxtra compensation on the amount dis
penscd with, wheuover in his opinion the nub'
lio interests do not require the same, or in oase
ho desires to supersede it by a different grade
of transportation. ; i .
6. Payments will be made for the service by
collections from or drafts on, postmasters, or
otherwise, after the expiration of each quarter
sav in 1 ebruary, May, August, and November.
7. The distonco are given according to tho
best information ; but no increased pay will be
unoweu suouia niey oo greater man advertised
if the points to be supplied be oorreotly stated
BlDDKRS MUST INFORM TUSMSELVIS ON THIS POINT
and also in reference to the woichtof the mail!
the oondition of roads, hill), streams, &c, and
all toll-bridges, ferries, or obstruction) of any
kind oy which expense maybe incurred. No
claim for additional pay based on each grouudi
can bo considered , nor for alleged mistakes or
misapprehensions as to the degree of servioos;
nor for bridge) destroyed, or other obstruction)
inorcusing distanoo ocourring during oontraot
time. Otheei established after this advertise
ment is issued, and also during the oontraot
term, are to be visited without extra pay, if the
distance be not inorcascd.
' . The route, the service, the yearly pay, the
name and residence ot the bidder, (that it his
usuil 'post office address,) and those of eaoh
ineniber of t1 firm where ji ooinpiny offers,
should .be distinctly stated; also the mode of
OQuyeyancoj if a higher node than horse back
be; intended.,! The word .",wuq duo elerity,
' 1 i. .-1 ' f--5' V.';.'-l-(..-9.: j -r
ecrtainty, and fecurity, ' inserted to indioate'1
me moae or conveyanee, win constitute a star
Bin." VTien a "star bid" is intended no po
cilio conveyanee must be named.
FOUM OF PROPOSALS.
I, 1 of
-, county of -
-, State
or Torritory) of , propose to convey the
mails of the United Statos from tho 1st of July,
1859. to Junc30. 1802. on route No
from i -to .nareei.blv to the adver
tisement of the Postmaster liom-ral, dated 3tst
of Ootober, 1858, and by the following modo of
conveyance, viz :
- ' it for the annual sum of
dollars.
O This proposal is maJo with full knowl
edge of the distance of tho route, tho weigh: of
the mail to be carried, and all other particulars
in reference to the route and scrvlco, and also
after careful cxiuninaiiou of tho laws aud in
structions attached to the advertisement..
(Dated.) (Signod.)
Guarantee..
The undorsizned, residing at, State
(or Territory) of , undertake that, if tho
foregoing bid for carrying iho mail on route
No. bo accepted by the I'ostmnstor üeno-
tho bidder shall, prior to tho 1st day of
July, ISj'J, outer into the required obligatiou,
or contract, to perturm the service proposed,
wita good and sumeient suretios.
This wo do, understanding distinctly the obli
gntious and liabilities assumed by guarantors
u'iuer tno Uitn section ot tlio act ot Congress
ot July, z, tojo.
(Dated.) (Signed by two guarantors')
Vcrtifmde.
Tho undcrsicted, postmaster of, State
(or Territory) of , certifies, unhkr his
oatii oj ornen, that he is acquainted with tho
above guarantors, nnd knows thorn to bo men
of property, nod able to niuko good the gua
rantee (Dated.) . ' , (Signed.)
II. Tho bid should be. sealed;, subscribed
Mail Proposals, Territory of . J address
ed "Second Assistant Post Master (Jeneral, "
Contract Ullico, and sent by MAIL, not by or to
an flirent : nnd postmasters will not enclose
proposals (or letters of any kin !) in their quar
tern returns.
The eontracts are to be executed and return
ed to the Department by or beforo tho 1st of
July, 18ó'J, but the service must b'o commenced
on that dato, whether the contracts be credited
er not.
Post Ornen Departmint,
October 31, 1858. " ' ' : '
46 :4 . AARON V. BROWS,
j . , PjBtuiastcr UoDcral.
PUULICACTS.
I'ublWi."! by Authority.
CIIAITKR XLV. 1
An Actjor the relief of Isaac Draw and other
Settlers upoii tle FMic Lands in the. Stale
' of Wincowin. ,',,''
Be ü .enacted hj the Senate anil House of
Representatives of the United Mules of Ámcrica
i Confess (tisemhled, That Isune llrew. niitl
such oilier persons tu amy have suMled, In
good liutli, tu the Male ol Wiícoiirin, tuneo
the firit iluy ol July, eighteen Lundrcd nnd
fifly-live, iiioii,auy portion of the tiimb that
were e'rroiicoiisfy sclei'tcit by afnl State as K
port of tlio five hunilretl tlionsnml nerd grant;
wliieli.seleetiuiii were niHcoiilinneil, ii J worn
at that date, or since that time have become,
an uetiiul settler ouil, liuusekeepdr, mid ninde
improvements on any truct- ('iiiliracc'd ninong
said erroneous selections, aro liereliy t'ntitleil
to the muño right of pre-emption, mid upon
tho sume terms and conditions, n,s are pruscri
bed by an actentilltil,. "An Act to nppmprí
ato the l'roeeeilsof tlic Sales of (lie - Public
Lands and grout Pre-emption Rights," .ap
proved September fourín-nlh, fourth, cigii
toon hundred and forty one : 1'roeidtd, sueh
lauds shall be paid (or by each netlei'4 ut the
miuitnum priec.
' Sue. 2. And he it further enacted, That
where persons havo erroneously entered any
of the lands named in the first sectiou of this
act, hd shall sntisl'uetorily show to tho.regis
terand receiver that, prior to, ur within three
months alter the passage of this act, they
have made an actual settlement on the lauds
mentioned iu the first section, tlio Commis
sioner of tlio General Laud Ofliec in hereby
authorized to issue patents therefor : Provi
ded, that it shall be satisfactorily made to
appear to liira that the entry of tho tract or
tracts sought to be patented does not inter
fero with theriglitsor occupancy of any actuul
settler,
Approved, May 21, 1858.
CHAP. XI-VI.
An Ad to prevent the inconvenient Accumula
tion in the Post-Office Department of Post
mat t í Quarterly Returns.
Be it enoxted ly the Senate and House of
Krpresrnlalnrj o m Unueil Males oj
Amerita in Congress assembled, That tho Post-mastcr-Ooneral,
may, from time to time, in his
discretion, disposo of any quarterly returns o'
oinils sent or received, preserving the accounts
current, and all vouchers accompanying such
accounts, and use such portions bf tho pro
ceed thereof as may be nceexsury to defray
the cost of separating and; disposing of the
same ; rroi4, mat tue accounts snail uo
preserved entire, at lost two years.
:-ippH May 21,1359.'
l.llll.l'.f 10 1C !
FNTJMB 48 '
);"u ill lMlf. ,i.il.'
iCHAP.LVIII'J 'n., .'- 1 1
1 Act for extending tU Land La'ibi.iasl Jif
int. V ' . ' nr' ' , ' :' r'' ' 1 ' '''
ím vuire :jui!mam, . t yregon.finn. ,
Washington. Jerrilorp. ,t ;., r ..; ,;,, i
Be it enacted bv the Senate and Iloust, of
Representatives of the United Statcsof Anltrica Í
í Congress asstmblcd, That the existing laws
relating to the survey nnd disposal of the pub-:
anus in tlio Territories of Urcson ana
Washington, west of tho Cascado Mountains,
be, and tho same are hereby, extended uiid
mudo aplicable also to the lauds lying east of '
said mountains within said Territories.
Approved, May 29, 1858.
C1IAP.L1X.
vl Act to amend the ''Act to intorporatt tk
Columbia Institution for the Instruction of
the Deaf and Dumb aud the Blind," appro
ved FebriMry sixteenth, critical hundred and
fifty-seven.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Reprcsentutivesof the United State of Ameribi
in Congress assembled, That, in addition to
the provision uiadeiutlie above-recited act for
the maiiiteuiinco aud tuition of pupils iu the
said institution, the sum of three thousand dol- .
lars per annum, payable quarterly, shall be
allowed, for fivo years, for the payment of
salaries and incidental expenses of said institu
tion, aud that three thousand dollars be, aud
is hereby, appropriated for tho present fiscal
year, payable out of any moneys in the treasu
ry not otherwise appropriated. . '
Sec. 2. And be it further tnacted, That tlio
deaf and dumb aud tho blind childrcu; of nil
persons in the military aud navul service of
the United Stutcs, while such persons are ac. ,
titally iu service, shall be entitled to iilstruc-
tion iu said Institution, on tho sumo terms us
deaf ami dumb and blind childrcu bcluuguig
to the district of Columbia. -
Suo. 3. And be it further tnacted, Thut ull
receipts and disbursements under this act shall
bo reported to the Secretary of the Interior,
as required in the sixth section of the uct to
which this is an amendment,;. : . "
Approved, May 29, 1868. - i i -;
CHAP. LXXXI.
An Act to provide for the LoeJilinn of certain
confirmed Private Lund Claims in the. Slate'
of Missouri, aud for other, purposes. ,
Be it enactrd by the Senate und I Unite of
Representatives of the United Stutes of America
tu Congress assembled, That tlio decisions in,
favor of curtain laud claimants herein made
by the recorder of land titles in the State of
Missouri auiltlie two commissioners associated
with him, by virtue of mi act 'entitled "An'
Act lor the liual adjustment ol 1'nvutc Laud ,
Cluims in Missouri,'1 upprnved July uiue, eigh-i
teeu hundred nnu lliiriy-uo, unu an net sup
plemental thereto, , approved second Muren,
eighteen hundred ami 'thirty-three, as entered
in tiie transcript of decisions transmitted by:
tlio said record).'!' u J cumuiksiouerk lo .. tira
Commissioner, of the (Jeiierul Liiiid-Ufuce,
which said claims aro immcd iibd ' numbered
as follows': Manuel de Liiá," number thii'iy-;
three; John Count', and Hempstead, nimibir
forty-lout:; Miitthcvv Sander, number lllty-sev
en; Charles Tuyoil, number sixty-seveii;- fho
Sons of Joseph M.Pepin, number (cveiitylour;
Loins liorumur, uumber eu;nty-acvii; lJaij
tliqlouiew Cousin, number e;ity:;mie Manuu
üouzitles Moro, number umety-live; 'tieiiceii.
llawlius, number oiie hundred dnd'ti)Ur' Will'
iitm'L. Lolitf,' number one hundred tind siSi
Joachim Lin.i, number one hundred and tbir-
ty-tlii'ee; Fruncís liacoiulie, uuuiboi'.,.Üúitv4
lour; Israel- Dodge,, number tltico hundred
and thirty-eight; Joseph bllvaiu, uuinbu' two
hundred and ninety-three; Johu P, Cabanis,
number two hundred aud wncty-cigut; 'WIIU
iam Hartley, nutubcP three hiitidred nndqne
Andrew Chevnlici', nuiuUer two hundred ami
ninety-two; William Morrison, number thrco
hiimlrcd and seven; Solomon llcllew, uumbci;
three liuiitlrtd aud eight; Puscliul Detchemen
dez, number three hiiiidiedaudiiuic; Bubtiste
A mure, lmiuber three hundred and ten; Alex,
aimer Maurice, number three hundred and
twciily-thrcu; John Bubtiste Vulce, number
three hundred and thii'ty-tbui", said decisions
above named being in the lirsl class of claims,
acted upon by said board; also the claim ot
Kciris Loiscl, number six', iu tho second class,
acted upon by said board, bp, and the sumu
are hereby, confirmed to the respectivo claiui
ants or their legal representatives.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
decisions iu favor of land claimunts made by
P. lirimcs, Joshua Lewis, aud Thomas 11.
Robertson, commissioners appointed to adjust
private laud cluims hi the eastern district of
the Territory of Now Orleans, communicated
to tho House of Representatives by the Secre
tary ef the Treasury, oue the luuth day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and
twelve, and which is are found iu the Ame
rican Statu Papers, Public Lands, (Duff
Green's editiou,) volume two, from pne two
hundred aud twenty-four, to three hundred
and sixty-seven, inclusivo, be, and the same
oro hereby, 'confirmed, saving aud reserving,
however, to all adverso claimants the right, to
assert the validity of their claims in a court
or courts of Justico : Provided, hmeetr, That
any claim so recommended for confirmation,
but which may have been rejected, Iu holo
.in sua
or in part, by ouy subsequent board of nn
luissioners, bo, and tlio. amo Is hereby, spe
cially excepted front eoilirmtto.1t1,,-
M.Tt vk I, U 7 !!:t ,'. Hl,.;
Raosa?Vl!y75i3,-
ff
1 tT'nro

Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume], December 25, 1858, Image 1
About Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume], December 25, 1858, Image 1 About Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume], December 25, 1858, Image 1
About Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859