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Approved, July 90, 1916.
CHAP. 64.-AN ACT
Authorizing an issue of treasury notes and {


loan.
rSEC. IL Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of The United States Of
.4naerica an Congress assembled, That the Pres
dent of the United States is hereby authorl
zed to cause treasury notes to be issued for
such sum or sums as the exigencies of the
Government may require; and in place of such
of the same as may be redeemed, to cause 9TH
ers to be issued but not exceeding the sum
of ten millions of dollars of this emission out
standing at any one time, and to be issued
under the limitations and other provisions con-
tanned in the act entitled " An act to authorize
the issue of treasury notes." approved the
twelfth of October, one thousand eight hun
bred and thirty-seven, except that the author
ity hereby given to issue treasury notes shall
expire at the end of one year from the passage
of this act.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That the
President, if in his opinion it shall be the in
terest of the United States so to do, instead of
issuing the whole amount of treasury notes
authorized by the first section of this act. may
borrow on the credit of the United States,
such an amount Of money as he may deem
proper, and issue therefor stock of the United
States for the sum thus borrowed, in the same
form, and under the same restrictions, llmtta-
tons. and provisions, as are contained in the
act of Congress, approved April fifteenth one
thousand eight hundred and forty two, entitled
IS An act for the extension of the loan of eIgh-
teen hundred and forty-one, and for an addI-
ton of five millions of dollars thereto, and Tor
allowing interest on treasury notes DUE.
Provided, hoDerer, That the sum so borrowed
together with the treasury notes issued oy
virtue of this act, shall not in the whole ex,
coed the sum of ten millions of dollars: .4nd
proDided further. That no commission shail
be allowed or paid for the negotiation OF the
loan authorized by this act; and also that the
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CHAP. GAN ACT

Further 70 extend the time for locating Vir-
ginia military land warrants, and returning
surveys thereon to the General Land Office.
[SEc. IL Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the y. S. Of .america
TN Congress assembled, Thatthe act entitled ''an
act further to extend the time for locating Virgil
MIA military land warrants, and returning sur
veys thereon to the General Land Office"
approved August nineteen, eighteen hundred
and forty-one, as to all warrants issued prior
10 the tenth day of August, eighteen hundred
and forty, and no others, be, and the same is
hereby, revived and continued in force until
the first day of January eighteen hundred and
forty-eight.
Annrnood T,,1y 90 1S16
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CHAP. 38.=AN ACT

To change the time of holding the federal
court in North Carolina.
TSEc. l.. BE 1T enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the United States Of
.Rnserica in Congress assembled, That the cir
cult courts of the United States for the dis
trict of Mort Carolina shall be held at Raleigh,
on the first Monday in June and the first Mon
day in December. instead of the times now
prescribed by law ; and all actions' SUITS ap-
peals, recognizances, processes, wrlts' q pro-
ceedings whatever pending, or which may De
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CHAP. 56.-AN ACT
To establish the collection district of Chi

To establish the collection district of Chi
cage.
SEC. l. Be 1t enactad By the Senate and
House Of Representatives IF the United States Of
.4merica IN Congress assembled, That a collec-
ton district be, and hereby is, established up
on the western shore of lake Michigan to be
called the district of Chicago, within which
the port Of Chicago shall be port of entry.
The said district shall include the territory,
harbors, rivers, and waters on the western
shore of said lake, from the line dividing the
States of Indiana and Illinois, northward to
the town and river Seboygan, and inclusive of
the same, which are within the territory of
Wisconsin. A collector shall be appointed
for said district, who shall receive the same
amount of annual compensation as the collec-
tor of the district of Michilimacknac.
Approved, July 16, 1916.
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pending, in said courts, or returDable thereto,
shall have day therein, and be heard, tried.
proceeded with, and decided in like manner as
if the time of holding said court had not here
by been altered.
Approved, July Is, 1916.
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CHAP. GAN ACT

To authorize the President of the United
States to sell the reserved mineral lands in
the States of Illinois and Arkansas, and
Territories of Wisconsin and Iowa, suppo-
sed to contain lead ore.
SEC. l. Be it enacted By tie Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The United States
IF america an Congress assembled, That the
President be, and he hereby is authorized, as
soon as practicable, to cause the reserved lead
mines and contiguous lands in the States of
Illinois and Arkansas. and Territories of Wis
consin and Iowa, belonging to the United
States, to be exposed to sale, in the same
manner that other public lands are authorized
by law to be sold, except as hereinafter provi-
ded.
Sec. 9. And be 1t further enacted, That six
months notice of the times and places of said
sale shall be given in such newspapers of gen.
eral circulation, in such of the States as the
President may think expedlent. with brief
description of the mineral regions of the
States of Illinois and Arkansas, and Terrific
ries of Wisconsin and Iowa, and of the lands
to be offered for sales showing the number
and localities of the different mines now
known, the probability of discovering others,
the quality of the ore, the facilities Of work.
ing it, the further facilities (it any for manu-
factories Of shot, sheet lead. and paints, and
the means and expense of transporting the
whole to the principal markets in the United
States: Provided, That the said lands shall
not he subject to the rights presumption un-
til after the same have been offered at public
sale and subject to private entry.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That mp
on satisfactory proof made to the register and
receiver of the proper land office, that any
tract or tracts of said lands contain a mine or
mines oflead ore. actually discovered and be-
ing worked, then, and in that case, the same
shall be sold in such legal subdivision or sub
divisions as will include such mine or mines;
and no bid shall be received therefor at a less
rate than the sum oftwo dollars and fifty cents
per acre and if such tract or tracts shall not
be sold at such public sale, at such price. nor
shall be entered at private sale within twelve
months thereafter, then the same shall be sub
iect to sale as other lands: ProUided, That no
legal subdivision of any of said lands, upon
which there may be all outstanding lease or
leases from the Government of the United
States, or their authorized agent, unexpired
and undetermined, shall he sold until after
the determination of such lease or leases by
eff1uxion of time, voluntary surrender, or other
legal extinguishment thereof.
Approved, July II, lS4G.
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CHAP. 37.-AN ACT

To legalize certain land sales made at Choc-
chuma and Columbus, in the State of Mis-
sissippl, and to indemnify The Chickasaws
therefor.
TSEC. L. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, Of the United State Of
.4nserica IN Congress assembled, That it may
and shall be lawful for patents to be issued,
as in ordinary cases, for such of the sales of
land made in the land offices in Chocchuma
and Columbus, in the State of Mississippi, as
may be found, by the defnitively established
line of the Chickasaw cession of one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-four. to be, in whole
or part, within that cession, and the said sales
are hereby confirmed aad legaIized; and for
the purpose of indemnifying the Chickasaw
tribe of Indians for said sales, there is hereby
appropriated, out Of any moneys in the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated. sum of mo-
ney equal to all which has been received up
on said sales, to the fund created by the trea-
ty with said Chickasaw tribe, and of right to
to them belonging: Provided. neuertdeless,
That this act shall not extend to any sale
where the purchase money may have been re-
funded to the purchaser.
Approved, July Is, 1916.
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Temperance .R,aecdote-ln Lewis and
Clark's Travels among The Indians, is the
following anecdote of the native good sense
and virtue of the tribe Of Ricaras. At tie
time it occurred, the value of the example
was not practically appreciated by the civ
iized Americans, bu, in this day of tenn
perance organization and practice, it will
be felt. We are gratifed," say the ira
vellers, sat discovering that these Ricaras
made use of no spurious liquors of any
kind the example of the traders who
bring it to them, SO far from tempting hav-
ing in fact Disguised them. Surprising
that it was as agreeable TO them as to the
other Indians, we at first offered them
whlskey; but they refused it with this SEN
sible remark, that they were surprised
that their fathers should present to them a
liquor which would make them fools."-
On an other occasion they observed to NJ
Tabeau. that no man could be friend who
tried to lead them into such follies."
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[BY AUTHORITY.]
IPUBLIC.1

IFUbLLC'I
ACTS OF THE TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-,
OF
THE. NITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION, WHICH WAS BE-
GUN AND HELD AT THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ON MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE.
JAMES X. POLK, President. George Nj. Dali
LAS, Vice President. JOHN W DAVIS, Spea-
Ecr Of the House Of Representatives.
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TRUE BENEVOLENCE.

True Benevolence inspires with the
love ofjustice, and prompts him in whose
bosom it glows neither to Cypress the
weak, to impose on the ignorant, nor to
overreach the unwary; but to give every
man his due, and with steady and undevia-
ting steps to walk in the balIowed path
Of equity. Deceit and Discrimination, fraud
and lalsehood, are far from the humble
worshipper of God: integrity is enthroned
on his heart, truth dwclIs on his lips, anG
an enlightened sense Of duty regulates the
whole OF his conduct. He faithfully per-
forms every promise, and fulfls every en-
gagement. Others respect and trust his
word, because he respects and holds it sa-
cred TO himself. His life is characterized
by the simplicity of truth and the dignity
of virtue; and, in dealing with him, they
who have an opportunity of knowing his
character, place unbounded confidence in
his justice and faithfulness.
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NOTICE

i' hereby gwen ne there ~ill he 9
P"'iliOn presented 10 the commissions %
Carruli county, al their March term,
IS46 praying Tor an alteration e ihe
road leading tom the mouth oi Yellow
creek to CsTrollion; sara alteration 10
commence sI simeon Drke', house. Tor.
merly known ss the property Of Ervln's
heirs, from thence TO Peter Shsppard's
stable. from thence 10 Ihs road Leading
from WIN Whuls's school house. a. Or
"raf John fnrmp'on. A. The Yeiiow
creek g'ode. ih-uca down sad road 10
the H-ilnw creek grade nrar Inc lands
OF Peter Shepp I'd aud John TalIor, "a
lrr'eclIrg The Yellow creek grade at
Ta,l"r's ivrd
February 6 1916
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Ro,nNOrlCE

N tiee - h.ftbs gwen that psli-
iloa Wtli b. pfssen'ea to he etmuiis.
siansTs ri CauO.l countS, az their ntxt
ssss on. Pfaytng iur ~ slreTation Of the
rounfS road Is ad,ne from Csmbri5Re 10
fsnlsfvdle, (rou Csrroll'or } Ito ~.
tsfauon required b Rias - he crnss
rosds ~ w. " llpgp'. term. thence
tus ro b ou Ihs oio tprc, tb.nce siorg
b % rh- 80. 1 auI tur.d the tilI fo
: ,mus L.ud. - snu va NrIlogs'.
toe: thence p.s I'D liue 20 the s,rrey
asfvtsr DtyL Dsus. Wm Mcllugt scd
Ssmori Ltuj'av thence along sud tnr.
,qusl'y. ia be- cofuef a. saciloa slxi,,r.
Grercv aung sid Lac and pssi Ssr.uri
Jird-ss's b "a, through Lis tack fllc
nd Wdrouh so C., 20 he aror sa,t
rns, end 'siiy % the lfne between
G-"fe" F-s.hsaer sud ths htHs n
Robert VT "n, decsss.d. sad trrm,ps.
Hoe ~ he PTsd-d ros . iFom Cenier,iIls.
Zoos CsrroIiIou) To Nr~ pbriar, phis.
MANY p TIrIoHBRs.
Jsnurr, so 1896
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 2osh uli.. by the Rev.
D Rothseksr, Mr. JEssE SINNESs, to Miss
SARAH HAUeK, all OF this county.
On Tuesday. the 81 inst. by the same,
Mr.. SAMUEL MILNER to Mss LAvINA Haas II,
ell OF THE county.
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sale Of Real Estate.
Jarusry 30. $40

10 pUrrusuCe 0 ihe viii Il ls4ac
Nr.ef J,,rtssC, ,nd - virtue ut de-
,'-r di the C'Ur! c. Cruuuu lless. IN
aud .nr lie cuUn'S o. Ca.r.l, ~ (hHu-
crrN sr &, tbtte WIII be 900 20 the
hIgnest U.u. 'r, CO ITltoy lt, g h DIV
81 Jauuars l. ~, - 10 O'Clock o. aid
day, Il the 'ueno' De- nlrg,irt. Car.
roll Ccuniy. ne '.iuvI. 2 CesCItb,dtsBl
'sl.ie, b. ioprT'y q: sGic lslsc Miatr
GeCeased, 20 VI; Tie ItIrh west Cuer.
~ OF section So Of rsrle7 lcun,hin
10, (tXc-p 50 m On II ssid qusrlsTsec-
tlun a. II luo'c 20 The IoWu rlLt Cf
he town Of DoWnlnevrIie) aud stso
tots VI bered 4 -. &c. snd tie uudl.
s,ceG three fourtks OF iot numlcr 90 IN
he toWn Il PeklO in sArd county; ard
also ios uumteTed 5S snG 81 10 the
'o"n Of N4yues urQh, Stark county
/ aud S'a'e Eiurfss'd end also lots nun.
rerro 4 10. ~ II Is ID Is. l6. II,
l. l9 20. 2S 20 80 81 81. 80 81,
80 81 81. So 80 50 A.. IS 53 81. So,
81 5S, SO. 90 G9 20. ~, 52 73 Il,
dn, o ~ 'b. ro~u OF DosuIukvl'e, -.
said couuly OF Carroll. 1he ssrd tract
%! aud Is sru4jed on the line OF The
Ssody ard b'over Csrsl, edj-ining Tho
row0 al Dn~nIngviile, is we'll improved,
rer,iie aUd valuable. TIE town lots
above deserted are all si'ualeo il towns
through ~hrch will pass he Saudy and
Beaver Cauol, and present TO mechana
ucs, capi'al's's, and othcrs. an opportu.
! nuy to secure ,t.urU,e Bargains.
| IERMs- One third IN hand. lhe re-
mainuer 10 ,wo tqnal annual install
msn's. JAMES MILLER.
Executor OF Isaac Miller. drc'd.
Dec. 2G,h. le45
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
The State Of Ohio, CarroH county ss.
William Saaton1 Ia The courl OF com
us mon pleas, IN and Tor
Jonn Williams SAID county, in chan
DAVIS Vail, Con cery. Decree for he
dy McGhl sale OF land
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue
OF an alias order OF sale issued from
said court in the above cause, aud TO me
directed, will Offer for sale al public
vendue at the door oI the court house
~ Carrojlton in saiu county. on the 25Ih
day oI February, A ID, 1876. beIween
the hours oil 10 o'clock, A N and 4 o.
clock, P NJ Of said dsy, the following
dps rlbpd tract or parcel Of land, situate
III SAID county, to wnt part of the west
hall of The sonlh west quarter OF sec
ion ,n,V. township slxern. OF range
six, ne Steuhenvllie district. bounded
as follows: cNmmen. ing AT post len
chains and six links from the north
west corner of said hall QO'rler, hence
running cas- 10 chains and ~ 'inks to
post, thence sou'h 20 chains ard oG
links 10 posi-, therre ~PsI ~ ch1'r'
and 81 links 10 a pnsr, thence north "
chains aud sc links Ia he place oi Oa
glnnlng, containing SO IL res and ihir,V
III rer hundredtbs o. an acts SAID land
laws in B.uwn roMushlp.
ROBERT McCLAVE.
Master Cnm'nissinnPT in On ,rr"ry.
JauulrI 2 Las Pr ler $500
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February 6 1916
RranGreIh,s Pills

AZ a general family medicine, pspa.
c'aIly ia conutrS so su' c. TO suddrn
changes 81 Temperature as this. IhelT
~ a. "a IncHicHlahte. BV having the
81 'udreth Puls iwavs 90 hand. should
a sudden auark ot sickness take pace,
theV a. be given nj once. and will often
adVe effected cure before the phS ST.
rran could have arrived.
L. chollc ard Inflammation Of the
bowels, these p, Is will al ouce relieve,
and perseverance, IN their use arrOrt-
tog TO the directions, will surely do all
that mediocre can do, TO restore the
hFa th Of The patient
In all cases OF indigestion, Worms
Asthma. Diseases Of The Heart. md slI
nj ctions Of The stomach ard bowels
the Brandreth Pills will be found a new
er Ial ing remedy.
To insure the fall nphl nf these
CeIehraled Pils, they should be kept il
he hoIse. so that. upon the tifsr com
mencpment Of sickness, they may b.
al once resorled 10 One dose then /
he'ter than dozen after disease ha
I become established IN he system.
For sale at Dho store of Il. A Slidger
Carrolton, Frb 6 lSA6
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NOTICE.

l' hereby given that there will be- a
p'tiiion presented 10 The commissions ~
ct Carroll county al their March Term,
1876, 'or The location Of count, road
commenrinR at the Klmmel road near
Daniel KImmrl's house. hence slorg
the line between George Wow. and ser.
lon siNle"n 10 The lsnd Of Thnm ,s Wi
llams above his stable and STA < ward.
OOrlh Ct the house, thence along the
iRHr to intsrsert the Lash road, thence
Though The land Of Jacob Shrawyer,
thence uorihwest 10 the lane between
Andrew Blown q Samu- Miller. rnence
through SAID Samuel Miler'a farm,
thence lhreugh Sebastian Shparrrs.
thence by llrUry Moses. thence by Hen
ry Bonebaker thence along tn line
between Ab'gplI Wheaton. and d uipl
G bier, TO iOlerspCt h. B livar 70 4
JOSEPH CASPER,
February 6 1916
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ATTACHMENT.

At my instance an st,Hchmcnt was
;his day issued by R. r George. Jus
,ice OF tn Peace Of Fox tow nship, Car.
rn'l county, Agslns. the property aad
effects Thomas Midc"f,, a non resi-
den, of said county. Da'ed this 10Th
day ci December, 1919
Fl McGlLL.
Ian. Is. 1916.
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Sale Of Real Estaic.

Pursuant toan order ~ the Court oi
eom@lo pie . Tor CuToll county o. the
November term thereof. ! ~Ii offer Tor
sale "a The prsm'-es. ihs late fssldsacr
- Jo-eph Baslef. dec ed on ihr 26 h
dhy 81 f-tTuars. 4 %. ls4j, beta ae,n
ibe hosfs e 10 .'cI.ck. \ " sud Z -
clock. y v. oi stiI daF, tho lo.l wtng
dsscusei land, situate 20 Uaon to~e-
''Hp "a sid county, TO Wu: The v-st
hil' oi he soufh east q1s-'rr o. section
tssn'y ,e ea t27I 'p tr2r-hrp 'ht'te,
llJl q 'arg' -, (6J On siulns eIghfs
t>UI sTrr-, "a e. ~ rs. s.tlect 10 the
dI~fT ui NJ Bassr. widow
Teru' O. a--on- Ihifd CO q lu
hand oo" ih"d ~ ona year. and th.
rrs,t5s 60 iwr v-ts Wuh ,nter-s ifcu
Ihs dis oi s,ie - b. secured by mort
gsle 90 the Pr T'-ss.
JONtS BuSLER.
'm7ts'ainr 81 ph Busler, deed
Jsu1ar 2Jd. 1916
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NOTICE.

u hs.~hy given, shat there will he n
p-'rion pTesen'sd 10 ihA rommlssloDers
o. CarroiI connty. ~ their Marrh term.
ts46 prsvInV fn an alteration of 30
mucn Of the Harlem ro Il as lies between
he moN'h of William Ryder lane aut
the Yellow Creek Grade. Sad altera-
,,nn 10 cnmmUhnp NJ the mouth nf Viii
liam r, dpr's lane there's 10 Ihe housp
owoed nv Simeon Drake, lormerly o.n.
81 hV E,vir's h''rs.
February 8 lS46.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
NOTICE,
Jan Is, 1916.

Is hereby given that there vii be a
petition presenr' d to th' Lrgisa,ure &c
the State ol O''o. at their present ses-
sion, fnr graded = .,e Road, commen-
c'rg al ths '"wb IT HannVer. IN Coum-
H'ana county me Uearsst ard hest route
10 AmslC| an 10 | 4. ron euurtV.
NANY. PETITIONERS
, 0,n 6 1873,