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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28
The Detroit Water Com as iss,oners and
DickcrsOn's Emglnes-vcrdict 4" Favor
~ efNs.
SUPERIOR Couar-srsci,L TERN.
Before Judge Mc,,uun

SUPERIOR CouRT--srEciAL TERM.
Before Judge Mc,;uup
The Defyoif Wa'sf Commissioners Bvyr ~ ~ Jahu
Sre'ss This case, which salt against Burr 4
81 John sureties bond oil $50 900 Tor DECKER
sou 4 Sickes who contracted 10 cunstruc, certain
square engines for the Detroit Water WORKS
cluded yesterday after occupying three weeks in
its trial The Detroit Commissioners ID viii he
bered alleged failure the part OF the engineers
funi their contract while the latter set defence
that they had been nterierrd with by The plaintiffs and
not ons,be for any defects rr ia.ure. Ey-
Judge Woodruff summed MP Tor the defence and Mr.. j.
H. Burrll for the plaintiffs after which Judge ilcCunu
charged the Jury at great length. instrucDg them that
tho plaintiffs in order 10 recover, must have shown
first, complete performance on their own part
OF everything required OF them. second non,
without any bindr;,nce OF Intervention on The
they have sustained by such performance any
ierai alterations made by Dckc,son n sickes and
the plaintiffs without the of the StrctieS n the
plaintiff took upon themselves part 81 the respnns
bity w The work " sdict should be returned Tor the
defendants and rice I'm The point of damages
the Judge charged that II soud b. the actual amount
that would be required To put The machinery in good
working order The Judge also charged the Jury to ~.
al entertaining ,y prejudice against the plaintiffs
bccanse they corporation from III ani CITY. and
thai controversy should he regarded with the
equal and impartial Justice a. y Il mcre one bewtcn
private citizeus
The Jury after few minutes delibcfsi,ou IN private
turned with a verdict i'm iayor OF the defendants.
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ArRAxy LIVE srocK Markell The cattle market opens
dull this week. and there indications OF any spe
cia briskncss In the trade The New Workers are not
taking their usual complement, some OF the heaviest
buyers from that saying that they do not care to
make any ventures overstocked market, a. this
seems likely 10 be- Those who sold yesterday report
prices sc. nc per ID, live weight lower than last
week. and judge that this indicates the fair tone OF
the market There Is no likelihood Of any Improvement
to-day, and We think that wholesale prices may DO
quoted about NC per ID lower There IL little difference
10 quality between this week and last Sheep are
plenty and In good request at 0c. exc. per ID. for
ne wooed weighing about 100 lbs Hogs are in active
request at l3c l4c the demand Cor tho Eastern mar
keis bsipg goQd xAyagjs vt AZ.
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Schr q " Rinnbaii Jr Crockett Pail River
Schr Hazard Waterhouse Hartfosd EizEbethpen.
Schr J Hoyt. Cramer. New Haven for Baltimore.
schr Henry Crosby Racket New Haven for PhAdepha>
Schr Adele Feicie, Elliott, New London Newburx
Schr American Eagle shore Norwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Quickstep, Davis BrookhAven for Philadelphia
chr Anna Jacobs, sheppard, Albany for Hariford-
Sehr j X McFee, Johnson Albany for Bridgeport.
schr A Bailey, Crosby, Rondout Tor Portsmouth,.
BELOW
Ship Keppler from Hamburg.
Two ships.
The report Mermae Is below from s,ss
error. She arrived on the I'D inst
Wind AT sunset SF
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surrogate's once.

WILL OF A. W. ". IRELAND.
This will has been admitted TO probate. Among the
requests contained in IL OF $500 the pastor
81 Pauls church, Hoboken, and another NJ the same
amount TO be distributed among the poor OF that PARISH
without regard 70 their religious belief
WILL or ELIZABETH DAMN.
This will is also among those admitted TO probate yea.
terday The tesatrx makes several requests TO r'ayes
and friends and then orders the resduary be
given 10 the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
shipping in Ninth street. for the advancement Of religion
under their direction.
The whole number Of Wills admitted to probate this
week was twelve
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Important 60 Cred ttors ar the city.
SUPREME cOuRT-CHANBtgs.
Lad fs.r

Before Judge Barnard.
Judge Barnard has caused the following osdes to be
entered in the Chambers Of the Supreme Court
Ordered, that in all applications for judgments against
the Mayor, &c, of New York. to be made nj special
term or chambers for want Of other cause
under the statute OF 1885, the will not be signeo
by the Judge unless proof furnished OF i've days pre-
vious notice OF such application having been served
tho Comptroller and Mayor, and affidavit produced a
the time 10 the Court made by the plant showing the
facts upon which he relies for recovery aud that THE
amount claimed by him actually due at the se ~ The
appicatton
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base Ball.
FRRR ArlnaNy va. rNiyRRsfTy.

FREE ACAHBMY VSs UNIVERSITY.
A match game OF base ball played on wednes.
day lss the Park grounds between q nine Sc.
ected from the New York Free Academy and n nine
from the New York University. Akin, Smith, Steven.
SON and Ketchum, OF the Academy, and Crawford and
Chapman Of the University ds ngushed themselves at
the bat. The following is the score
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Destruction or . Gri.t Msu nv rIre,

THiLtD"IJHtA, OcT. =, I6As.
The large ave story grisi mill &c Jacob Kline,
near Plackamn. Somerset county, \. D. was destroyed
hy lire this morning. Aonanty or .,ain des goycd
Los ST., 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

There Is no mistake about IT, MRS WINSI0W'S So0TH-
ING SYRUP for children eehing, only relieves the
child pain but regulates the stomach aud bowels
dysentery and iariho softens the gums reduces all In
gves health comfort TO mother and
child II is pleasant take and perfectly safe in all
II gives universal satisfaction.
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AIcs md Porter
MCPHERSON 4 poNALp ss,t.
wes Eighteenth 81. between Seventh and hie'ih avs v
A Good Iden.-In View OF the Filthy
s9SS or , ss" Of our ra . % H. % se "p
soned hoe localities, the EGYPTIAN LOFTS which
T. almost much reaaiied 10y tben - sooa.
A.-PoIIsk ~ son, Mrerscha"m Nsna-
ssJs s q s @%isS- . "S's e % ~ e %oa"a s
w,h silver snd repaired
Artificial Legs.
~ guaranteed = '"S VESTS "T s ,, 90 ~, gc a.
A sacred Recitation Erom ,.c sermons
II the late celebrated rev corgr waei win he gisrn AZ
,%s .. O'clock, Sy q y s"y, iorIarf's
love the ndeeendes' pnre Gosrei ~nsa po'e' o 'cr
A silent sewing Machine
WILCOX "a GIBBS ~ Broadssy
A.-The Finest Oyercosi- Ever stem I'm.
", BNokhw, eslss.,e.,e rl,r-. .aS
~ foirh syeans, opposite '"opr in,on-
A-Boys' aud ChIidr~n.s
GARisALDI curawat ANp zorsyE SUITS,
y the ihosssnds, q gs,uo ,,a pslc~s
3aF"urib aSeoue, opposi'r Cooper Union.
A Large Lot or Fi.r Cloth Gloves. fro"s
SMITH FOWLER. No. arns row.
a Good Heavy Overcost, sas; better fon
s 81" hest s4' 70 So Pants .nd ys.,; nrsr wos
All Lottery Prizes Csshed.-D, . w tns ~,
!. CLAYTON, 10 wsn street
BatcBseisr's Hair Dye.-Th~ Best I'm the
world hs unless resbe ana instantaneous The only
the hair 81 Barclay street New York.
Hest and Chea pest-Mfller's Hair Dye.
Large sise 10 cents. Try a. Sold by ansaiae Depot IS
Dey street
| ChoIera.-Whst Constitates "a,
Local disease Of kiansys Of the s.u biad
der Of the spe.n amcu,cs occurring Az n once in
| the human body constitute AsslIe Cholera
*a'''@ avn '' BRANpREras PILLS
eorea this tbls disease always when used IN IN. arst
snse.
| sresonimsaa them aom as sure and sale remedy,
vEvs kn ana woman the land should have two lysss
~ essf BY them. Their prompt will surely ouf tbs
asrass. BEAD my srusie W eighth page np,xnpeyu
w. -. -
Chevaiier's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair 70 s original color stops lie falling OFT keep. the
head clean stands above comparison with ay other hair
a,e..sSs Sold the dsg ,9rss spd 3 ry 9i b.
Hsaa".s' sXNAa :. onh ~ - y
Coughs, Hosrscncss, and the various
throat affections 10 which public speakers military oncer
and singers are liable relieved BY snowss BkoNsiiA
shsy aisy pulmonary irritation The freedom All dele
crous edicnts the froches safe remedy for th'
m,s Sc,icse ,emss or yu, ges child sna ~ 49, "cu
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Immense Prices Paid for Old BOOks.-
100 90 old md New Books hand. Catalogues free.
LEG0AT BROTHERS, Il3 Nassau street.
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DIR. HarrIson's Peristnltic L0xenges.-
positive cure for CoSTIyENEss. FILES DYspEpsh
Co. Hegeman Co., New York; Hazard 4 Co. Phiadel.
pha. j. $ HARRISON CO., Proprietots, Boston, Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

Cornx, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by DR. ZACHARlE 80 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

MOet's Heof Ointment-soid Every
where and wholesale and retail by the manufacturers
GRAY X co, t06 sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No House.
The dye applied BY skilful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

KNOX Ahead--NO Sooner Does Cold
weather than KNOX with style of Hat
handsoner than which has preceded H. At OBS Broad
IpYAi
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It WIN Reltcve the baby.

Howe Sewing Machine CO.-Elias Howe,
Jr, President go Broadway. Agents wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

PritrhnrG, Muller and kohi.-Cnsts
m,lrdererS taken after death
be the chronological rooms Of FOWLER WELLS,
Rron y A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

Infinitely Superior to Ordinary.-S3 80
Shirts the "sea isLand' Sold by SMITH FOWLER,
M rnn
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No More Gray Hair Baldness.-9j
years practice. by DR. GRANDJEAN Aston place. Advice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

HATS at GENINS.-6;o and them ladies' and take
children " The choicest the
GENIN, 5f3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28
Naturr', Furniture OF the Mouth L.

pIetrble that supply Therefore keen yonr
teeth dean ,nd Ia good repair with that toilet gem.
SOIbDONl Brush them daily with thi- delicious
snd they will be liaeiy crue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

The Bridal Cha mbcr-An Essay Of
Warning Instruction fr Young Men. Published by the
sent free of charge sealed ensel
opc, Address Ssn iIoughon, Howard ssociaioa,
iilde n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

scarf Pins for Gentlemcn-TwO, Three,
Ave eight seventy i've dollars each Fof sale by GEO Z.
ALLEN as broadway, one door below Canal street
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throat affections 10 which public speakers, military oncers
and singers are liable, relieved BY 8ROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCES Having direct Influence W the Affected paris
they asy pulmonary irritation The freedom IRON All dele
FERROUS makes the froehes safe remedy Tor The
most dccste female yuugst Child and has caused theu
70 30 bed IA shc uysss sstesa w ,bgs sDo ose they,
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Clubs 1a. ID 3D. 4h. bh. Oh. TdoL
free Academy. . I : p p
Fly catches-Academy, smith, 2; Brink, Uni.
versty, Chapman, l. Home runs--Academy, ketchum,
l. Hbbard, l. Lmpire-MG Brown, Of Reliance Base
Ball Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

aIns'sering Cured by bates Patent
Appliances FOR descriptive pamphlet &c address "a e. l..
Mears. 25I West Twenty-th,d street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

4, Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 20 is original color stops he falling OFT, keeps the
head clean s3nds above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold a. the drug stores ani A. once ~
broadway. - SARAH A. CHEVALlEE. ~ v.
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erred this srsbls disease always when used In The a,t
staas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

UBryceptiOn BILE, both iu Quality and
Prce-SNITlI & FoWLE.'S SEA ISLAND SHIFTS IS ~
enci ~ No . Park
wheeler ~ Wilson'S Lock stitch Sew
ing Masculine butt enboe Machine. G25. Broadway.
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On Every Centre Table ShOuta Stnn

, Hacoa oi rhaon's NIGHT BLOOMING cEEEUS,r 10 r
fresh aud fgnpuiisr the a" those who d,lgi in
and wholesome perfumes Ia fact hi, IL IA. tashs
la no.t of the mDn-iops up sold every wher-.
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s~Evsy NAN and woman In the land should have iyse
81 least by them Their prompt will surely euf hs
80 $50 So = y r. BRAyDRETu.
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All Lottery Prizes Csshed.-Dray w tn ~
citaDiats ana Information ssot
I. n CLAYTON, 10 wall street
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Good Heavy Overcost, SaI; BETTER 70
g 10 SEQ; S45 $50; Pants and Vests; Oraer WORK
CLARKE, W. aud tit wiilism street
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ChoIera.-whst Constit~ses "a,

Hest and Cheapest--Mfller's HAIR Dye.
Large sise 70 cents. Try a. Sold by arnssss Depo, 81
street
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BatcBsei0r's Hair Dye.-Th~ Best I'm the
world hs unless refsbe ana Instantaneous The only
iec, i've Aso R-generAtng Extract Of aiil.hur. Pre-
serves restores the hair Barclay street New York.
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Reef station the 10Th b, saanA Wcin9
ton TO place the lahboat that frsa
hoe mosrngs during TIC late gale.
spoken. SEcos
shist Paul (of Bosonl from Iondsn torfoas de 0ar.
July 20. lat 10 n Ion 25W.
Ship Universe from Liverpool Tor Hew Yos Oct g. lat =.
q Ion IS IL.
Schr Eycline nj Boston r~porie, so,sddinG
gate from SW with +b and foresai split, ncs ~ lat " ~
n
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Local disease Of tbs vsr q the 5ansys the g. blad
dey Of the spleen. These cues occurring All =,
the human body constitute Assilo Cholera
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Aics md Porirr-
MCPHERSON DONALD SMITH
of tine Pale Aies and porirr.
Nes Eightrrnth 81. DetN seventh aud hibth "
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Large Lot or Fisr Cloth Gloves. from
auction oniy 10 cents.
SMITH a FOWLER. No. Z P,,k row.
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nos Jon &c. - Arr brig c.ba lBr, a.ess sa,.n.s.'
GA. @ ss%ac sss .l, "' sai G "a Se!s.
xs'srs SS a.sss; . s'S"s
n' SxsSesdy; y. ss.d. ss c,rs...s.; w..
s. .. N s.s1. sn t sss ss- s s'x
York .ehr. y'es.os lnsw,. MitcheI " Kane Ryder.
a,hscia sts torrent Gsia ror =. .rinoe; scAr Mats
ss,sIs srs Mary .s, I,sserr philadelphia. ga
SAss k sfsss 1's dr q s,saa .--
4 100 tons) woodw ard sorlrsns.
\ GARDINE. oct s-Atr sehr 81 wind. Hanks, rbus-
Msste, sssssnsb seh,s sIosr, G.ier chsss New Ygrt
r.f, ssrel DO. ca sh schr Albert Thomas, Wan srua
NEwsuRyroer, ost ~ Az .hr Edward Lsmcyer.
Hsssy S pr.a Ruth rbon, xs.ow and VIM Ba,em.u
,s, sc6ts Margaret ssnsorn. Philadelphia nArroct.
| sew BEDFORD, Oct - An .cbr Thomas u smith,
~, N. ~ ;s. S.s syo .a ss I'm
sh ,o, %asES os ssr es m&w Am,'y S.. \.
DE-, r,,, ,ie9sssl Fiji a., me-,
ri,nee q 3s. poster. BOSTON sarah c"iea Cd
Ss.,sn - .s se, Paige rrns saso Hoo.
. s%s rom r. y, sss
s%, Do; sesr- Thorn. Townsend SotIea9.: AZ
Willard is Posaa s'fn fs 5ss Smith, ssaisrS
Pan River q Bartlett cqpssI,y Boston
ssi%o e,s p ss,!. Vary Ebcy ISay cSsis;
PORT sMOUrH Oct as~Arr schr Nshsnl, Harlow, New
1 York " - -
\ zoo KLAND, oct 2o-Arr schr u Dun,on. Jameson
81" x Tor Bangor st, Sarah, Morton and Massachusetts
Mel .nsston, NYork; Juno. Seayey; Bef, Gregory aud
A. sreiips Ifir do; Coo'ubs prinhwer Delaware Cla
i An state Tory, Nfork ~ langdon, ficrte.
richmond vs., Adrian. Everett do I'D, Deawsre crock
e,t; Sisa wright Adams aud Ganage, WOOD NNcrs.
salem Oct at-Arr schr Walker. Gullivcr rhsdc
mia 1th brie Rogers iss'On. ueorgeiowr.
Il H. Tor Posmonth Sli 18th, schts Henrietta Sln'ucosI
Il tloJfrey and Queen OF the south, tvrson Fhsdephs
I WILMINGTON. NJ, VcI z-Arr srs uortea, vsuas-
! paas'vssoN
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-07
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
No. 26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:


WHrsEAs the twenty first section of the act of Con-
gress approved on the third instant ettled An act to
amend the several acts heretofore passed to provide for
the enrolling and calling the national forces and for
other purposes" requires that 10 addition to the other
lawful penalties OF the crime Of deserton from the mill
tary naval service all who have deserted the
military naval service of the United States who shall
not return to said service report themselves to pro-
yost marshal within sixty days after the proclamation
hereinafter mentioned, shall be deemed and taken to
have voluntary renquished and forfeited their rights of
citizenship and their rights to become citizens and such
deserters shall be forever incapable of holding any
office of trust profit under the United States Of
exercising any rights of citizens thereof and all per.
sons who shall hereafter desert the military or naval
service and all persons who, being duly enrolled shall
depart the Jurisdiction of the district in which he en-
rolled 60 beyond the limits Of the United States with
intent to avoid any draft into the military or naval SER
vice. duly ordered shall he liable to the penalties of this
section And the President hereby authorized and re-
qured forthwith on the passage of this act to issue his
proclamation setting forth the provisions of this section
In which Proclamation the President ia reouetsd to
notify all dsssrters returning within sixty days as aore
said that they shall be pardoned on condition of rsurn
ing their regiments and companies or to such other
organizations as they may be assigned to- until thew
shall have served for period of time equal to their
original term Of enlistment"
Now, therefore, DO 1t known that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President OF the United States do issue this nv Procla
nation as required by said act ordering and recurring
al osser.s 70 return TO their prSper posts and do
sixty days from the date of this Proclamation vz on OF
before the tenth day Of May 1885, return to services or
port TO shall DO pardoued
On condition that they return to their regiments and
or to such other organizations they may be
assigned TO- and serve the remainder of their original
term OF enlisments, and, in addition thereto period
equal to the time lost by dssertion.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to be- axed
psus 1t the city Of Washington, this eleventh day
Of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-hve, and of the indie
psndsnct Of the United States the eighty-nin a..
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WulAx u. SEWARD Secretary Of State.
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No. o.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
4 PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS by my Proclamation of the nineteenth Of
April one thousand eight hundred and sxyone 1t was
declared that the ports Of certain States including those
of Norfolk in the State Of Virginia and Fsrnandina and
Pensacola, in the State of Florida were for
therein set FORTH intended to be placed under blockade
and whereas the said ports subsequently blockadsd
accordingly, but having, for time past been III the
military possession of the United States it deemed adj
vsable that they should be opened to domestic and foreign
commerce:
Now therefore, BIO IL known that l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President of the United States pursuant the authority
In vested by the fifth section of the of Congress
approved the 18th of july 1901 entitled San act fur
ther to provide for the collection of duties imports
and for other pupo do hereby declare that the block
ade of the said ports Of Norfolk Fornandina and Pensa
cola shall far and determine from and after tho
FIRST day Of December next that commercial intercourse
with those ports except as to persons things and infor
nation contraband Of war; may, from that time be
ried on subject to the laws Of the United States to the
limitations and IN pursuance Of the regulations which
may be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury and
to such military and naval regulations in force
or may hereafter be found necessary.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the Quilted States to bs affixed.
Done ut the city of Washington this nineteenth
day of November, in tho year of our Lord one
IT, thousand eight hundred aud sixty-four, and Of
the Independence Of the United States the eighty.
ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
wuuAA II, siwAhp, Secretary Of State.
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4 PRoCLAMA TON
WHEREAS the act Of congress or the 2sth Of septem
per- 1880 An act to create add iopa collection
districts IN the State Of California; and to change tina ex-
une districts therein and to modify the existing col
eeton districts in the United states extend 10 ner
merchandise wharehoused under bond the privilege of
exported to the British North American Proynces
suonng the United States, In the manner prsscribsd in
nv s act OF congress of the Sd of March 1875 which
ssnates certain frontier ports through which mar
snch may De exported, and further provides that
oei ports situated the frontiers of the United
YES saJolnng the British North American provinces
10 hereafter be fund evpedient nav have extendsd
| d. Ism Tue IKE privileges, the reconmendean 20
SeSretary OF the Treasury, and proclams,ion d
asI oy the President Of the United States sns.;uy
| are be extended;n 'saiu privileges
u' therefore, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN President NJ ~.
states of America In accordance with tho rn ne
dnIaunn Or the Secretary Of the Treasury do br.s
ssts ana proclaim that the port Of Newport in ~
ieg feimont is and shall be entitled to ali the nr;
bonS =, regard to the expectation merchnnaIss Il;
the ~ ne British North American Provinces adion,,
msrs, ~ states, which extended to the ports cnn
al of me 9Th section of the act Of Congress Of tn
this Proclamation '-eA-- ~A~ eNss' Wv aate o
~ WINES whereof have hsreunto set nv hand an,
Ss1ssu sAe seal q the United States to be Affixed
Az ~ ~ 'ne city Of Washington this eighteenth
Wy " August IN the ysss u car Losd oas thol
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[ No. 81. ]

RESOLUTION to purchase Mail Pouches Boxes Of Mar
shall Smiths Patent for the Postal Service and for
other Purposes.
RESOLVED by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That the be- and he hereby author
lied to purchase of Marshall Smith such number of mail
pouches or boxes CONSTRUCTED the principle of letters.
patent issued April wentyeght eighteen hundred and
sixtythree, and May seventeen, eighteen hundred and
sixyour to said snth as he may deem proper fully
test their utility and value In the postal service and also
to test mode Of fastening nailbags invented by
Solomon Andrews and to secure patent for the same
and that the thereof shall be paid of any ap
preparation heretofore made or hereafter to be made to
the Post-0fics Department.
Approved, March 3, 1865