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Agst 13, 1870.
BAHH RIBBONS,
FANCY TIES,
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EL.EGANT AONO RATH,
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Receiver.
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lie in the different branches of his profension.
Office. drugstore of Alexander & Son, where he
may be found at all hours, when not pro
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AN ACT
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JAMES P. NEWCOMB,
Beertary of state.
from Cairo
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of AMs act; and no person
interfere with said actual
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Ticket Agents in Galveston :
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I hereby ‘certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the orginal enrolled bill now on
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Passenger trains run daily to and from Colum-
bus aud Harrisburg, making close cenuections
with Galveston by rail.
Pansengers will find this route the best between
Galveston and Austin.
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and surgery, and have eatablished, in the city of
Houston, an Infirwary in which they heal the
diseases of the Eye, Ear, and all affections reqnir-
leave Cairo on arrival
No change of ears
auge or oars from
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AND MARIA THEREFA -
for each and every
। handise no landed.
of health from the pro-
aall he taken poos an ion
leer at the station at which
and the master theveof shall
lemeanor, aud, upon
■ that the foregoing is a true and
10 original enrolled bill now on
JAMES P. NEWCOMB,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT
PRESCRIBING THE POWERS OF CLERKS OF
the District Court*.
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Hee. 4. BtitfwrtUrfMUftfd. That seetion seven
of the aforesaid act be so amended as to read as
GLOVEBOF ATTRACTAVR COLORs.
A fine assortmeut of Arabi Printa, lanen,Do
mestics, and a large assortmcut of
STAPLE DRY WOODS
I hereby certify
correet copy of t
tle in my oltice.
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take depositionA,
Sec. 3. IU it further eMatted, That ths net take
. fect aud he iii force from and afte i its passage.
Approved August 18, 1870.
D. J. RERnotGNs,M. D.,EDM‘DI. Mamik, M. D. ;
(BY AUTHORITY.)
AN ACT
FIXING THE TERMS OF THE BUPREME
Court of the State of Texas, and authorizing
and requiring the Court to establiah rules.
Secretary of state.
SRY AUTHORrrY.)
AN ACT
Only one
xson
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
TO REG ULATE THE DISPOSAL OF THE PUB-
lac lands of the State of Texas.
annsaud'two hundred and nev-
JUirty ceats, ta eurreney,
le ipertive that this fund
bi the bonds of the United
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General Pasnenger Ageut, Chicago.
W. N. HUGHILL,
General Superiutendeut, Chicago.
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AN ACT
GRNTS FURNIBHING GoeDB
A full and complete stock.
Just received and argxissox a henricks.
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Hec. 6. Any person belonging to a vesnel, when
placed under qurantine, who shall go •“***’
without the written permission of the health
oficer at that station, shall be deemed «ulty.of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof ahall he
rined in anr sum not lesa than fifty nor more than
(BY AUTHORITY.)
AN ACT
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE PAY-
QB. KLEBRN JONEB,
vited to the great variety of
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dend only.
Hec. 3. When the entire tract of land is notor
tiered to be sold, the lota to be sold shall be taken
off one side of the tract, and contiguous to each
other, and shall be taken out of the unimproved
rtifthrgmdatrnxtncrehect aua be in torce
The enervated and used up, who have lost their
youthful energy, ambition and bodily vigor, in the
pursuit of spec
aud sanitary i ‘
On and after WEDNESDAY, December 15, 1809,
two train* will leave Galveston daily, at 10 A: M.,
ET,. R. R, arriving at Calvert, Brenham and
Columbus the same evening.
The 3:30 r. m. train arrive* at Houston at 7 P. M.
Train* leave Houston at 730 AcM. and3:30 r.M.
The 7:30 a. M, train makes clone connection with
the Morgan Steamship Line for New Orleans. The
3 30 r. m. train makes clese connection with the
H. & T. C. and B. B., B. A C. Raflroads. arriving
at Galveston at 6:20 r. M.
Baggage checked through.
Be particular to ask for ticket* via G. H. A H.
mailrod.
Through tickets for sale at all the office* of B.
B.. B. A C. and H. A T. C. rutiroadA.
N. A. COWDREY,
‘al pleasure-- with words of cheer,
aid for the seemingly hopeless. Bent
_ ____d envelopes. Addrens Howard As-
sociatien. Box P, Philadelphia, Pennelvania.
june4-dawly.
embracing all the late noveNties iu
at popular pt lo s
SAMPSN A HENRl K?
[BY AUTHORITY.]
AN ACT
TO REGULATE THE SALE OF LANDS UNDER
the decrees of the courts.
Sectir 1. Be it enacted by the Legialeture of
thi State of Texue, That all nales of landed pro-
yerty, except in towns aud cities hereafter made
। under derees of the court* of this State. shall be
made in lots of not less than ten nor more than
Bought rinoe the great decUne in gold nnd w
be sold t a amal proft.
l ;oode
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Court elerka,
Se . 6. The clerks of the District Court shall
perform such duties, in refereuce to probate mat-
ters. and in relation to the estates of deceased
the payment of te nne, w
agalust the master of sid N
ate as a release or diecharge of the.1
quarantiue, but the aulue rule shall
-hall be observed mUj qases of other vc
inorder to the speedyr trial and adjudication of
allcanes arising nder the t mirth and sixth S:
tionsot tills act. the mayor of each town.omcity
-hall have conqurreut jursdictiou with the 1»-
its paneage.
Approved August 11, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the original ehrolled bill now su
nleinmyotiee JAMEsp.SEwcoMT,
shall_____ _____________ „ .
within said preeeribed time.
Heeu 5. The holdreef any genuine land certif-
cate, or other valid land claim against the State
of Texas, shall hereafter have the right tolocate
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-itions taken before a county judze shall be as j
valid ar if taken be fore an oticer authoriaed to?
oFtradakcogygevtzrinun
stlouis. Noc
• very master of-----------. . .
to pse, said quarantine station. W ithont first hn-
ing permisalon from the health officer so to do.
shan be deemed guilty of a felony, and, on con
victiou thereof bef ore the Distriet Court of thi
state, shall be husprisoned in the penitentiary for
any term not less than one year nor more than
Hve years, or fined iu auy sum not less than five
hundred nor more than ten thousand dollars.
Hec. 3. He it further enacted, That sectiou six of
the aforesaid act.be so uinensed as to reud a* fol-
Section 1. Be it enacted by the l.egitbituit of thr
State of Teras, That the sum of seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, or so much therrof as
may be neceraary. be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated. out of any moneys iu the tate
Treasury (derived from the side or hypothecation
of the bnda *f the State issued for frontier pro-
tection), for the purpose of paying all expenses
connected with the organization, arming and
maintenance of the ranging counpanies on the
frontier, called into service under the provisions
of the act approved June 13, 1870.
Sec. 3. That thia appropriation shaN he ex-
pended under the direction of the Governor ; and
the Comptroller of Public Accounta shall, under
the special direetion of the Goyernor, audit all
claim* and accounts incurred for the purponea
hereinbefore inentioned, and shall draw his war-
runt on the Treasurer fur the payment of the
name.
Hec. 3. That thisact shall take effort from and
after its pannage.
Approved August 12, 1870.
SAMrNON A H K N M I < K!*
SPRING AND EUMMER.
revenue from all sources to the county other than
the ad valorem tax, also any surplus that may
remain on hand from the year before, and after
due eompletion and return of the final annesament
of the ad valorem tax for the year, to levy and
collect upon the same, as in other cases by law
made and provided, such a per eent. an will raise
asuficient sum of money to make the difference
between the estimates before required.
See. 4. That, for the purpone of economizing
the expennes of the county in cases when the
fees and compensations are fixed by law, as in
the cast* of feeding of prisoners, and other like
cases, the court may, and it shall be its duty to
make contracts for the sald zervicee, when the
same can lie as well done and at lese cost than
the payments allowed by the general law.
Hee. 3. That this act take effect aud lie in force
from and utter its paanage.
Passed August IX 1870.
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trict Court of this State.
Sec. 2. Ite it fnnyker ebaeted. That seetion five
of the aforesaid act la* ami the samie is hereby 50
amended as to read as follow*, to-wit :
Arrangements have been completed with the
Houston Direct Navigation ompany,]which now
insures prompt movement of all freight forward-
•to “ from “"JiaffiJTrara.
bndtt. 4 rnerimrendent.
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SALEAR MF
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Sectioniuuade eaznectifour'or an aet en-
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Sec. 2 Neuprercmmmesrptanzsaeanar
“thezuchaiecaarozeiiqia.spipniteted
port, without a clean 24
jer officer of said port,
of by the health ollleer
said vesnel arrivem, cr .
* guilty of a miademeanor, and, upon
thereot, shall be fined in any sum mrt
less than five huuredaor or thanfveth Qu-
sand dollara, ami the said vesed shnll heheld by
the health ooer watil qaid fue aud sot .ar:
paid, or safd vesnel repleyied; pronided, that
- “ment at the fine, which may be asnessed
' vessel, shall uot oper-
ge of th* veenel fron
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Section 1. Be it eeuteted by the T^aitlature of
the State of Trxat, That the Supreme Court of th*
state of Texas shall hold its first term on the first
Monday in December, A. D. 1870, and shull hold
it* terms annually thereafter, beginntng on the
first Monday in each suecessaive year; each
term, when ommenced, to continue, subject to
such adjournment* as the court may deem neves- ...........
sary, until the causes on docket are acted upon, file in my office,
or until the next term shall begin.
Bec. 2. That the judges of saldcourt, ora 900-
rum thereof, shall adopt aud publish such rules
as may be necessary for the dispateh of business
prior to its first term, and that said court "hall
thereafter be authorized and reqmired to adopt
and publish rules governing the- practice in itself
and in the inferior courts—said rules to be subt
in it ted to and dincumsed by the bar in open court
before being adopted, and being, suhject to alter-
ation from time to time, as the court, at the in-
stance of the bar, may deem expedient.
Sec. 3. That this act take effect and be in force
STAPLE AND FANCY DK¥ t00D,
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11 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on
nw iu my oiee- JAMEs P. NEWCOMB.
Secretary of State.
LARGE SALESAND sALLFE 1 178
We beg leave to call the attnt ion ■
' our large and varied stock } met
j cently purchased, aud nowarAvmg «
Ute rame upon ungr^art o^tlm ^ibHu domain
pants, as prescribed in the foregoing sectionsof
this aet. and to necordance with thelawe now in
Loree im refepence. to the location, wurveying and
patenting of hinds in this state; provded, that
all such peruifientee Shnll Ite located, surveyed atd
returnedto the General Land Office by the tirst
day at January, 1875, er ha forever barred.
Bcm-. 6. All law* and part* of laws iu conflict
herewith are hereby repealed; and this act shall
take effect and Ite m force from and after its pae-
ange. ‘
Approved August IX 1870.
from aud after its pansaze.
Approved August 13, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on
nleinuyohe JAMES r SW1,W„
Secretary of Stute.
Reference, by permission; to Gen. Wm. H. Par-
son*. Senator; Hon. Henry R Allen, J. G. Tucy,
and CM. B. °ka. Aunnovaus a MAMIE.
apri-d Box ML Houston. Texas
UBED VP.
j ESEAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.
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I hereby certify
rapper of correct copy of tk
MT the nleiniyolice.
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N-W "rMNG SooD"
mentoftheexpenees of maintaining Ranging
Comupaniesonthe Frontier.
States bomd the Sclooi Fuud now in the Ht0te
Treasury.
enty-nine dolare al
belongiugtns
Whres, by sect!
cpusUtutlog. it >• ■
should be iavestod
Together with all articles untlally f 1 ' 1 ""
Family and Faris use
SAMrSON A HENRI *
on the minutes of the court.
Hec. A All laws and parts of laws in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed ; and this act shall
take effect and be in force from and after its
paage.
Approved August IX 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the original eurolled bUl now on
file in my office. .__
" JAMES P. NEWCOMB,
se Secretary of State.
' (BY AUTHORITY.j"
AN ACT
TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED MAN ACT TO
establish a Code of Criminal Procedure for the
State of Texas,” approved twenty-sixth day of
crhersbzpertththomtghnafenronie’tntnowAod
mleinmyomiee JAMES p .XEWCOMB.
Secretary of State.
BY AUTHORITY
AN ACT
AUTHORIZING THE GOVERNOR TO ORDER
in election to be held in Hill county forthe per-
inanent locatiou of their county sent.
Section 1. He it eHnrted by the l,eijielatnre of the
State of Texae, That the Governor of the state
of Texas lie, and is herehy authorized to order an
election to be held in the county of Hill,on the
second Monday in September. A. D. 1870, (or as
soon thereafter as pomable), for the permanent
location of the county seat of the county of Hill;
said election shall be held nt such places and
under such rules and regulations as the Goveror
may preserhe.
See. 2. That the returns of said election shall
bemadetothesreretaryof State within tweuty
days after said elect ku/shall hate been held, aud
the town ree vising two-third- of the votes cast
shall be the permuanent county seat of the county
of Hill,but shauld Ito place receive two-thirds of
the votes caet, the prenenteounty seat shall re-
main the permanent one.
Sec. 3. rhatthe Governor shall, within twenty
days after the toturoe of mald rlection shall have
been recelved, notify the Police Court of the
county of Hill of the result of said elertion:
Sec. 4. That this act lie in force from and after
pasnage.
Approved August 13, 1870.
marchM div
B B. B. a C. B. W.
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in their respective office*.
Sin-. B. The clerksof the several District Court*
• nor
shall also be recorders for their respective coun-
ties of all deeds, bondsand other written instru:
meats, required by law to be recorded ; and shall
also becromteio clerksof the eounty courts of
their respertive counties; and by virtue of their
offices shall have control of the h con is, papers
-hall have men nertorort rMi7! II n01..00 and Books of the Comity Courts and Distret
held to have beeu duly registert d. .out ail dt P i ourta, and shall generally perrorm all the duties
I here ret of orc performed by County and District
und
la full and complete, with Itiee" ’’
"caitnezataluegtspscuxc"a"" sI
APPROPRIArONG MONEY FOB THE TREAS-
ury Department.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of
h=s
pryatea, to pay for* safe and furgitureforsthe
office of the sute Treasurer, and the Coztroher
I* hereby authorized to draw hiswarransuP
the Treasurer tor that amount : proridedethate
shall require, In aititing the accounta, every item
specially stated.
Approved August 11, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregolugisa,true and
corretcopyof e original eurolled bill now on
fik iu my office. p NEWCOMB,
ge2 secretury of State.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of t tic original enrolled bill now on
file in my oftiee.
I JAMES P. NEWCOMB,
se2______________________Secretary of State.
| BY AUTHORITY.)
AN ACT
August, 1856.
Seetion 1. Be it eoattod by the Leyudatore of the
State of Tejrae, That article turee hundred and
wevent-nine of the Code of Criminal Procedure
be so unended a* to read a* follow*:
• Art. 379. The foreman of the grand jury may
issue a summons or aa attachmeni foe any. witness
iu the county where they are sitting; which sum-
mons or attachment may require the witness to
----- betore them at a time fixed, or forthwith.
r the matter la respect to which
________be called upon to testity."
That article three hundred and elghty be Bo
amended a* to read aa follows:
M Art. 380, The foreman of the grand Jury, or
the dintriet attorney, may. upon npplicatlon in
writing to the district court, cause an attuchment
to be issued for a witnes to auy county in thi*
State returnablo to the grand jury then in ne-
slon; or to thi- next grand Jury for the county
from whence the eame iasued. as sueh foreman or
district attorney may desire ; which attachrent
•hall command the sheriff or any costable0 the
comity where such witness resides, to arres Hai
witneas and have him before the grand Jury.at
the time and place specited in the writ; and the
district attorney may cause an attachment to to
issued as herein provided, either in term time or
in yucation,"
Section L BeU cnacted by the legielature of
the State of Texao, Thal npon all itemsof taxation
other than the ad valorem tax, the l olice < otu t
of Bexar county may, for the use of said county, (
levy aud collect the same amount of taxes di-
recked to becolleeted for the use of the State.
See. 2. That it shall be the duty of the Police
Court of Be tar county, at its first regular meet-
ing iu each year, to make a careful estimate of
the necessaiy expennes of the county for the eur-
rent year, which shall be wpread npon the minutes
of the court, and shall contain egch item of ex-
penne, and shall be published at least three times
in some official newspaper at the county, for the
informatio of the public.
Sec. X That it shall be the duty at said court,
after the said estimate* are made ami published,
aa contemplated in the next preceding section, to
deduct from the same the estimated amount of
stab uf Teaae. That every grant, deed, mortgage,
deed of trust, power of attorney, or other instrn-
.mnenta remquired or permitted by law to be regin-
tered. Glut shall have been heretofore acknowl-
edged by the grantor or rantors, maker or
makers, before any county judge of any county
in this state, or proven before such officer by one
or more of the Bubserbing witnesses, and certi-
tied by such officer, is* held to have heen duly at;
knowledged or proved, w ith tke full efTects and
censequences of exieting laws.
Sec. 2. Ik it farther enarh <1. Tli.it eye Ty -uel
instrument required or permitted by law t<> he
_ regitered, wbuh shall have been acknowleded
or proven before sucl couuty judge, and which
-hall have heen heretofore reuisteree, shall be
• tol Ipaf
I hereby rerftf^that the forezoluals true and
filo iu my office.
JAMES P. NEWCOMB.
ne2 Seeretury of State.
Meagn dinpet conneciena m*.*”
Approved August IX 1870.
MN mow"o
mlelmyehice. p ,
• -2 Hern-tart'ot State,
BY AUTHORITY )
AN ACT
CONCERNING THE LEVY OF TAXES FOR
Bexar couuty.
TO PROVIDE THAT CERTIFIED (OPIES OF
written documents, filed in any of the State
departments, shall be admitted in evidence iu
the courts of this State.
secuon 1. Be H eoaeted by the LeaiolatHre of the
State of neat. That certified coplen, under the
hande and omeinl neala of the heads of depari-
meta, at all notes, bonds, mortgages, bill, ae-
counts, or other documents, properly onfle in
any of the departments of thip.State.zhal.be eared by the prupar use of these baths,
received lu evidence on an eqnal footing with the - 1 *
origina, in all buits now pending and which may
be hereafter instituted in this state, where the
original at sudh note*, bonds, mortgages, bills,
aceounta or otlier doeumenta, would I* evidence.
sec. X This act shall be la force from and after
of the East, also toe KNwqukee
New ana azzpeamarannn-can
ancanzagepan mportaat poduta.
Office, corner ot anp and Common street*. ("N-
del City Hotel.) at 185 Common ntreet, under Bt.
Charles Hotel) and at the New Orleaus, Jackaim
an Great sab— EaigeELGLEy,
Geu" Southaern Pa"wAspufjuors;na
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JUST ARRIVING,
Section I. Be it enaeM by the Leyielatartof the
state of neao. That every head of * family who
has not a homestead, ahull be ntitled to one hub
dred and sixty acres of land out of any part at
the pablie domain, as a homestead, upon condi-
tion that he or she will select, locate and occupy
the same for throe yeate. and puy the office fees
on the same. And all single inen twenty-one
years of age, shall to entitled to eighty acres of
land, out at any part at the publie domain, upon
the same terms and condition* as are imposed
upon the head of a family.
Hec. 2. Any’ person who shall occupy any por-
tion of the publio domain as a homestead under
the preceding section, shall have the same .8nr:
veyd, and the field-notes returned to the Land
othee within twelve months after eettliug upon
the same ; and such person shall be entitled to a
patent therefor upot filing in the Land Office an
affidavit to the effect that such person has occu-
pied and improved mid land for three year* in
good faith. ami has com plied with the require-
egrearpetorsut
twodisinterested and credible citizens of the "inpune Wi
county in. which the land is situate, and all of ERWHMNte"t
which amdavita shall be subecribed and aworn to
before the distriet elerk, who Rhali certify to the
ameaudthe eredibility of said citizens under his
Sc- or •6.
rec- 3-Ahx perzon who shan hereafter. Id good
ditasetuhasettie.upon aus, pary of the pblie
Aemlhna Lnexeeedir pne hundred and sixty
thef“qnett“lamubhc teommienener of
that he or she has. msgodatfaetoryevidence
settled, ahail be entmesTro1
from the state at the sum ot ne doerthe Aame
and the eertifente of the nurveyororarperaaere:
or district. In which the land is ntuate, thE un t{
person to an actual nettler on said land, faieh
deemed satisfnetory evidence thereof. u De
mepaticjazuzrot tne "tt urg-tnxR,!
have the right to take thenecensar----
time within twelve months from
this act, to appropriate thesgame,’ .. ---
afrtherbt.
ny AurMORITY.]
AN ACT
’".IS Ax-AroruHM ATAI
andXIhe state," approved June
AI werk .1
a. 1 * •*
* ‘ gh.
( AIIFORN
Guaruntre
. ap-t i. t
Section 1. Be it enaeteel by the Leoitlature of the
State of Teras, That the clerks of tne everal Dis-
trict courta of this State shall perform all the du-
ties now required of them under existing law;
and shall perform sueh other duties as may be
herein pracribed. .... ...
Sec. 3. It shall to the duty of said clerks of the
1 District Courts to file and keep iu nue *T 2 2 '
| strong paper, not connected with the suit, all the
I papers belonging to the same suit, aud to tile
with the papers of each suit a memorandum of
— - each order and proceeding hud aud taken in the
TO VALIDATE CERTAIN OFFICIAL ACTS OF suit, ou separale papera, each murked with tin
(nty Juegog. I tile muark of the RIC.
a ,—"55°; ii , ,, i gec.3. The clerk* of the Distriet Court* shall
Section 1. Be it enaeted by the Leyiglatareef the not periit any person to take the papers of any
edit or any other paper, out of the ir respective
offices, unlena the person so taking such paper or
papers shall receipt therefor to said clerk, iu a
Dok to be kept for that purpose.
sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the clerks of the
District Courts to make and keep comphete aud
correc eross indexes of all the books and records
. . . , persons, as an- preseribed by law.
that the foregoing is a true and See. 7. If an clerk of tlie District Court shall
e original enrolled bill now on fan or refuse to perform any duty herein pre-
serihed, he shall be subject to such penalty as
preseribed by law, and may in addition be
.........I from his office by the Judge of the Dis-
trict Court, for sufficient cause, to be entered up-
“620 la.
GTAPLR AND FANOX DR% <•
k f I ted
Blanket*, white and colored Flant, ’ 2,
Ticks Satihets, Jeans. Sheeting and ■
follows, to-wit: .. , , .
Sec. 1. There ahall be collected by the examin-
ing health officer, from every veesel arriving at
eneh and every quarantiue statioD. the following
fees, to-wit ; fur every vessel of one hundred tons
burthen or under, the sum of five dollars; for
. wry vesnel over one hundred tons burthen, the
sum of five dollars, and also a further fee of one
and one half cent for each and every ton. The
aforesaid tars, eolleeted as aforesaid, shall to
reported to the corporate authorities of the town
or city at which aid quarantine i* established:
and all fees and fines, as hereinbefore provided
for. shall to used to defray the expenses of keep-
ing said quarantine. .. ....
nec. 5. Be it further enacted, That section eight
of the aforesaid net to so amended us to read a*
; I Hl
Me hu\<• tuff
Pne nt Hid
llmrr- inat
"Mek n an 17
‘ttution te 01
'I it u w cuA
Pton.pt att
i g taxe- 1uv
consifui
shouldb. _____
Sgtct the cofop
mg sjidtaayiizis,aapmngpie
from aud after its pansase.
4 i
Be it further enueled. That each and । °r Y _ i* ,1 iw* tlw lint v of )e court which
ter of a vensel that pa-M-s, or attempa ; renders the decree under witen such sale is made.
■ to specify the size, shape uml quantity of the lot*
to to sol, making said lots as nearly square as
practicable : aud the court may order the employ -
im-ut of a surveyor to divide the land and lay off'
rhe lots for sale, whose fees shall constitute a
part of the costs of the proceeding, and to puid
out of the proceeds of the sab- at the laud ; pro-
vided. that when more than one lot shall be pur-
chased by the mamne person, the sherim,.nnieas
otherwise requested by the purehaner, ahall. in-
dude all at said lot* in the same deed, and shali,
in such cast', be entitled to fees fur making one
- rt of . _______
in atenhaphali I Approved August IX 1870.
Th wG gohrexgggrrxashanghnazoprurolugdltntnuwaod
-ecten«•a i 21"! a™ p SEwooxR,
** * secretary of State.
bareges, and dress goods ofeyery .
CALICORS, BUM HEU aud KKOW\
Domentic, Irish Linea, Napkin*,
Deylers, Towels, Nheetingw, Dumuk ete-
Linen cheeks, linen duck, hallke n h ‛
and homiery,
A SPLENDID STOCK .OF < dTTON All ’
LADIRS UNDRI cannuar*
And fancy articles required to cumplet
of every lady aud gentieinan, and ‘
great many other susonablt
goods.
EXE, BAB, AND fftTBBICAL
' so" 8. ti"han be the duty of the town or city
authorities atoresaid, as soon as the quarantiue
ceases to exist, to make asuecinet statement of
receipts and expenditures, ami forward the■ same
to the Comptroller of the State; and should the
< xpenditurs amount to* greater sum than the
receipta, they shall draw from the Treasury of
the State, upon an order from the Comptroller,
the exeea of such expenditures oyer the receipt*
ae in other case* made and provided; and should
the receipts exceed the expendituren. the afore:
said town or city authorities are hen-by authorized
and empowered to appropriate and use such
excess for the umiutruance of marine hospital*
in their respective town* or citie*: proruled, that
nothiugherinoontained shall prevent any town
or city in the State from estublishing any quar-
aaine which they may think necessary for the
preservation of the health of said town or city,
not inappilcable to the provisione of this net.
Hec. 4, Be it further enaeted. That all tot* and
part* of octa in conflict with this act to and the
Aame are hereby repealed; and that this tot be iu
force aud take effect from and after its paseage.
SA«PSON & HBNRICKS
Are now receivhg
GENTS AND BOYS ( IOTHIN ■
do do Huta.
Boot* and Shoes, Hard ware.Croeker ""a
ware. Saddlery, Wood and Tiuwar w
Oculist aud Aurist. (
lug surgical mterferenee.
Doctor Burrough* has devoted several years to
the special study of the Eye and Ear, and ha* suc-
cessfully performed some of the grandest opera-
tions lu Opthalmic Surgery. He is thoroughly
prepared to do ample justice to any case which
may be submitted to him in hi* speelalty.
Doctor Massie will attend the Surgical Depart-
ment, operating for deformities, the removal of
tumors, etc. Dr. M.’s experienice in hospitals,
military and civil, is a sufficient guaranty of his
capacity.
Patient* will be accommodated iu the Infirmary
with all the comforts of home, be under the im-
mediate supervision of the surgeons, and that, too,
at a moderate coet. Chronic constitutional afec
tions, viz: Byphilis, Scrofula, Rheumatism, etc.,
suecessfully treated by means of the Medicated
Vayar Bathe. These batls operate upon the sys-
tem, in like manner aa the waters of the eele-
brated Het Springs, of Arkansas. The medical
profeesion at large recommend the Vapor Bathe.
They are, at prement, in Me all the hospitals of the
United State* and Europe. Diweases, which have
resisted the ordinary treatment, are perfectly
/
The attention of the ladies is parti u ar y ,
Hive hundred dollars for each and every ofenee:
and any master or officer of Mid veseel, or other
person, who shali laud, or permit to be landed,
any gooda, wares or merchandine whatever, from
said vessei, while under quarantine, without the
written pehningion of the Health ofieer aforesaid,
shall to deemed guilty of a misdemeunor. and en
convietien thereof, ahall be finedlin any sum not
yess than fifty nor more than one thousand dollars.
- _ ----article of goods, ware* or uer-
Custom-Made low-Quarteren sHOES; 4 . FUR
Take the trouble to look before • t > »
where. ' Ma y1sm
I a tit n ।
a A aetiu at
'• uinut to He
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War tea
"ouHpre
' Of the latest At ylea -
I
HATS, Ft n* soOrs. and. all de ,
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Hardware. Iron,
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