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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
JAMES AZ KEITH, Esq.

Ih9 managers of this Company are PRACTICAL men,
ana their purpose is TO make it produc ng enter.
az II Is in tho product of oil that he subst an
val, relisbe profits are made. With this view thew
nave sci cted and purchased the most pro aising and
saiuaDle pieces fproperty in the midst OF the best
OH terrltory and III wlchar now the most product
I'VE OIL wells ia actual operation Their territory af
lords opportunities for boring 500 wells in what is
cons dered the surest oil region and 200 in lands
now going down, and no doubts can Il asonably be
entertained that some of these i'll prove to be large
lowing wells. All of them are going down on ter
obtain OIL =.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
CiriI La,,.n,- q. l1risso,l,.ri.

~ 4 a5iei ST. Louis, March s.
Gen. Pope publishes a letter in reply to
Gov. Fletcher. urging the re-establishment of
civil law in Missouri. Whereupon Governor
Fletcher issued a proclamation calling upon
the citizens to unite in deyising and carrying
out Gen. Pope's Recommendation. faW 9'61J
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

Losr.-A port monaie, pearl sides, contain
ing nothing Of value. was lost in Market
Square yesterday. The article is valued as o
eilt, and the finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing it at this office. 1t had on it the initials
GH n Rv
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

In invetsrate aud all cases which the Doc
tor cannot curehe acts strictly honest, inform
ing the patient that he cannot restore them to
health--he will not take money when be can
do no good. Those who are in Consumption
or troubled with any old Chronic Complaints
should give DIR. Harvey cali without delay
@ q his card 10 special notice column.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

PRINTERS IN THE FELD.-In The squad
OF soldiers that went off last evening were
three young men who have been employees in
this office. They were LIE Roy A. Foster, son
ofCue of the proprietors and John and Joseph
Akers. They are fine young men, and will do
their whole Guty. As the squad passed cur
Office all of our c0mpositors, male and female,
saluted the men with waving of handkerchiefs
and wishing them God speed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

sv,zrp, -s.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth
vestsrdav visi, d the shop kept by Charles
Rounds on Middle ~teset, and seized small
quantity of liquors. IA .aU
Deputy Marshal Merrill visited the shop on
Fore street kept by A. j. Falby, and seized a
small lot of liquors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

g PLEASANT TDdE-The spacious vestry
and ante-rooms of the Universalist Church in
Congress Square were dedicated to social
good fellowship last evening" by a levee, at
tended by about five hundred members of the
parish and their friends. 1t was sort Of
parish family gathering rather than public
festival, with coffee and Refreshments, and
good singing 1t was emphatically a good
time. Sucn occasions will bear frequent repe-
titiou, aud promote the health OF parish like
medicine. gae sisi-e .ig9at
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
wercI,anrs' BanH

SPECIAL MEET q 3ss the s, S,oeks9 Ole I'm
March 9aS nj q O'CLOCK P. N for he following Iu.-
poses: h.,bsr thev will s,.xordar their
.hs,ar az n state Bar 1tafA sfi asa
adro decide upon the questi IN Of organizing as
+. Ea,k under the Matte nal oystem
a.. For the choice of one Director. etf
4th-FSr the trsDsaction of any other business
that may legally come before them. .a llasa fir
By order OF the Directors, 81 asvi,
CHAS. PAYS0N. Cashier
Portland, March 7, 1865. marStd
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

REcRUTTING.-Eght men were put in yes
terday at the Office Of the Provost Marshal.
They were credited as follows; Portland 2,
North Yarmouth, Brunswick, Shapleigh, Lin
erick, Otisfeid and New Gloucester one each.
About dozen men we're enlisted yesterday,
but received furlCughs until next Tuesday.
Five men enlisted at the city recruiting Of
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

ADVERTISERS are requested to bring ia
their advertisements as early as possible dur
ing the day. In order to insure their insertion
the succeeding day they should be handed in
by o'clock in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
ornament Of ne Rebel Pirate stens,ealt.

4'naanae'at or tNe Rebel Pirate StoaaescaH
HALIFAX, N. S.. March 8.
"a The steamer which supplied the pirate Stone
wall with ammunition, &C., in Comberon Bay,
France, has arrived at Bermuda. The Stone
wallis armament is one a00-pounder Arm
strong gun, and two 25-poundersmooth bores.
Her crew consists of 100 men. The pirate
had reached the Azores. Is 49, ss 5H 3
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

10 retain the bloom and freshness of beauty
unimpalred to much later period than is
generally the case, ladies should use B,rnett,s
KalListon. 1e- i als
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

For THE FRoNT.-Oae hundred and FORTY
TWO recruits from Camp Berry, went to Bos-
ton last evening in the steamer. They 90 to
Gallop Island, and from there to the front
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
PORTLAND lKDg VT0JNITY.


- W. AdoeFft5enae1sts 10 DaH.
~ are-Desring Hall-This Evening.
Girl Wanted. 30
Jowelry-Dresser.
N ola ses-Lynch, Barker & Co. aN
Throat &e-Mrs. Manchester
Agents Manfed.
Por, laad an Penobscot River.
Coal Stock Com Dany. " XIII. ra
Music foe the Peonle
Auction Salo-E. NJ. Paiten .
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
The attention Of consumers Of coal Is invited
to the advertisement of the above mentioned
company, which may be found in another col
umn. Any opportunity for purchasing coal
at a reduction from the present high prices
will be seized upon with avidity. Here ap-
pears to be a scheme, which viii meet with
sunnnss n 7tan Ha * sTff els.1E 4aa
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

% The number of school children in this
State is 235, 249; school districts 412O; school
houses 1895; houses built within the year 1864,
~, at a cost of Sill 1856. The aggregate expen-
diture for school purposes was 1887, 100.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

The stockholders of Canal Bank are re-
minded that their meeting stands adjourned
to this forenoon at 10 o'clock. n-onn
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

SEE Dresser's advertisement of Jewelry in
special notice column. e,s., s-. I
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK Ell, Feb 25th.-
The sales for he week were 7,0O0 including 1000
bales to sIeculators and exporte 8. The market is
dull at dec inc of 1dDl5d for American and Ia
I'd for ether descrips iops.' ISL q Tasgt&
New Orleans. fair %; Middling 294d, Mobile
ssles on z z1zo rpanu ial3 aaS
81, OK in port amounts TO SIS eco bales, of which
81 900 arc American. 8s ID sx8tfc*s5r
g LIVERPOOL BREADSfUFFS MARKET, Feb.
20 -Richardson, Spence n Co.., and others report
ourdull at late rates; Wheat very slow with the
sight imnrooem9nt on Tuesday fully lost; Red
dearer: mixed and yellow % @27s Sd. 500
q LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Feb 25
Beer more active; Fork scarce and firm. new Eastern
8NGe3, Bacon in good demand at 5Oa56 Butter
a.eady; Chtese firm at 1@2d higher Lard dul at
59060s Taow rather easier at Ais Cd. 19E
~ IIV EEPO0L PRODUCE MARKET. Feb Or -
Sugars firm and Sd hieher; Coffee quiet Rice Quiet
and s.faAy; Molssses mac i've; Linssd Oil active
and 6dtDls higher Koen quiet at 24G25; Spirits
Turpe tine very dull Petroleum steady, refined Is
u 2 =
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
Maine Soldiers who have Died in Rebel
Prisons. o5A

Maine Soldiers who have Died in Rebel
Prisons
Lieutenant E. p Merrill of the LIST Maine
Cavalry, recently prisoner at Danvile, Sal
isbury and Libby prisons, returned to this CT
ty on Monday evening, after captivity Of
six months. Through his kindness we are
permitted to furnish the following correct list
ofnames of members OF LIST d. C. Cavalry and
LIST Maine do, who have recently died in the
above mentioned prisons, to wit:
F. B. Adraton Co NJ Dec. 1864; B. Anderson C,
Dec. % 1864; FALLEN K, Feb IA 1865; L. Burns g.
NOV ~ u q; w. Boonis g. Nov ID; 2 Butler A,
< Bremen d, Nov 81; 4. Brsy &, Oct 81; L. f..
Bickmore NJ, Nov /; ID b Cushing Dec /; I
ter dan 40; coombs M. Jan &c; Z W Colsen G,
Jan ~; g Craft H. Feb 6; o Davis X. Nov 1854;
Dayman #, NovS; s Davis d, Nov 10; l. DAVIS
A Erskine e Nov2s; II emerson 4 Dos 81 J
Friend 9, Dec 70; Siam II. Jan 1885; I Geniss
Q, Nov rs; Gibson +. Feb 1856; @ HardenDack
+, Nov 81; Hebu.r @ NY %; II Harland Ill. Oct
~; II Howard Q. Feb 1866; C Il kinsley Il, Dec
30; Corooral C + Latham of Portland, NJ Dec S; Il
Monce L Nov 9; NJ Z Moore 1. Nov 10; D h Aler.
rill q, Dec 4; Melvin u, Nova; I Neal /, Nov
8; Nichols NJ, Jan 1866 eleven W Keith q Jan
9; Potter Noy 10; Picxney X. Dec %:
ell g. Nov 10; A ID Strate d, n ov 8; N S omers G,
Nov ~; lAnselI Sylvester G, Nov 10; w Scott K
Jan 1860; G b schultz A, Nov 1; l. @ Small /, Feb
1866; 4 L Wasden g, Feb g.; sf0as .saaf'
The above list was taken by Major Koran,
4th New York Cavalry, from the records of
the Hospital Steward at Salisbury. The fol-
lowing names are furnished from memory Of
those who have recently been confined with
them. sa Z 1900 SeS % g.
Corporal Pierce M, Nov Is; Private Nee usick M.
Dec rs; Albion Collins Ii Dec 25 Samuel Is Iliot
Dec 70; George GetehelI ii Dec 81; George
Cobb III Jan Is 1896; Corporal Jamea A Murphy ii. Il
Nov.lo % ishael Hayes I'll, Nov IS; joan Thomu.
son d Nov ~: jessie :. fitzpatrick II Dec a; Albert
"a Jsckon II, Dec ID; Charles II Tarbox &, Dec 10;
Horace Tobin q, Nov l6; - RrweIl a. Dec Is:
Corporal Kendall M. Oct "a: 49, McDuffie M Nov
3; l,t SeIgt Mhten l.. Feb Is 1866; eor xe Stearns
T. N ov 20; Co p5rai Bullen Il, Dec 1; - Vance It.
Dec - Blanchard f. Nov 20; q .rpI NcKinpey
D, Febl 1855; Sandford + Simpson D. Hoy al:
George L Pease ID, Nov ~; G C Smiley d. Nov 10:
Alton d Spratt d, Nov g. 10 ll1I1 To- -''
The following named persons took the oath
of allegiance to the Confederacy. i bas
CoRPoRAL HOPKINS, d, Dec. 1; scoRPoRA Al
y MAssToHs q, Dec. IS; CROMWELL CARTBR q, Dec.
~; GKoReE WELLIEGToN, q Dec. 10; SEwALL w.
smith, z, Dec 49,; SANFORD l. ED H. Dec 10;
Dec -; --- LAsE, M Dec g f1l ~ -
Privates Polister, Jewett and Farr OF Co M are
believed to be safe inside OF our lines -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
EADIE q
TEETHI TEETHI TEETHi

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ia
itg a0ithoat PGiR. Persons having deceived tef In
or stump7 they wish to have removed fer resettins
he would give polite invitation % call
Super or kiectro 1agnetic Machines for sale for
family with thorough Instructions.
DR.. ID. ean accommodate a few patients with
board and treatment at his house, 10y
once hours frcrn-e o'cIoet A ~ to J2M.iI
froml to 6 P M. ana ITO In the Evening.
CcnsSitaticH Frae. novltf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

LIVERPOOL. Feb. rs -Cotton-sales to day were
i2C00 bsles including 1909 TO spectators and ex-
polters The market closed firmer with trifng
alvarez e8f HaFfi VI 9Gk&
observation-disclosures. as-, aa
Provisions-auiet and steady. E-llEL.s dsQ
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb 25.-Consols
closed at 89t0S9I for money. fii
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-IllinoisC Central rail-
58Q54 sr os-.s sr 49, ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

We would call attention to advertisement
of Mrs. Manchester, in the columns of this
naper
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
FINANcIAL
u. S i77.-30 LOAN,
U. q. $500 six PerCeut
6 oLU-BEARING RnNns

These Bonds are now worth apremium Of nine No,
cent. including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on the 7.sO loan, at current
rates, including Interest. about ten per cent. per
annum, besides its eremptiOn from State and nuai-
cipat tasatiOn, which adds from one to three per
cent, more, according to the rate levied ON other
property The interest is payable semi-annualIy BY
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut OF
and sold to any bank or banker.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
Casco Bank.

A SPEClAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
a Iasco Eank will be held at their Banking House
on Wednesday the 8.h day OF March next at
O'Clock 7: for the following purposes, to wit: >
First To see # thu Stockholders viii vote to sur.
render the Chprter OF the Bank. = =
second-ro see If they will vote to change o. n
vert The Case Bank into National Banking Assoc
ciat on under the laws of Il United States.
In'rd-ro scs upon any other business thas "AJ
legally come before them
e p. GERRISH, Cashier
@ Portland Feb. 81, 1865. 'epzzto
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
EDUCATIONAL.
PORTLAND ACADEMY

n The Spring Term ,ciH Begin FEB. 81
FIHIS SJhool Is for both nflsses and Mcsters
Il out REGARD to age altainments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term.
For further particulars apply TO u
lih .91l-9- j. ID. HANSON, an
febl3tf rrie Ed 81 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
REMOVIALI
ssks. ~ W. EsEHEEkG,
Medical Electrician
3 4 Has removed his office from CIapp Bloek to
ls4 MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel. EAr,, Ia

VHOULD respectfully annou ~ ce to the sittzens oi
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
ly locased in this city. During the two years we
have been in this city. we have cured some o.
the forms OF disease in persons who kAve tried
other lorms Of treatment in vain, and cLrinR pa.
tents in SO short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured! To answer this question
we will cay that oil that do not stay cuYed, We will
dootos the second time ior nothing.
Or. y. has been praetcA. electrician ter tWenty
one years and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the OF nervous or sick headaches neural III
IN the head neck or extremities consumption wken
In the aente stages or where the lungs are not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, sc-qfula h
of the spine, contracted muscles distorted Inbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vtas Dance, deafness, stam
tion constipation and liver complaint pies-we cure
every case that can be pfesented; Gethna, bronohI
s,striatnres cS the chest, sna ku forms o. female
mDl&i1te !. f- " t-ft
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
j. McBRIEN, "
Oyster and Steak House,
No. IA and l6 Exchange st.
PORTLAND MAINE.
Feb 21-dlm
Canal Bank.

A SPECIAL Meeting ofthe Stockholders of the
IA Canal Bank viii b. held at their Bankip o
Ii ouse, on Wednesday, The sth day of Ma Oh next
atIl o'clock A. N, for tho following purposes, to
witt n Fl
FIrst--ro see ifthe Stockholders will vote to sur
render The Charter of the Bank - -.
vert ths Canal Bank iato a National Bankin0 IA.
soei ltion,D under the laws of the Uni ed States.
Third-To act upon any other business that NAV
legally me before them. ! f,t--1'
or Fer Order Oh the Directors 4r an,
Portland, Feb 81, 1866. : feb22td i''
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09

ipa pratt Ordered Sss -Eesv Fork.
49, New York, March. s. y
Orders have been received to commence
drafting in this city on the 18th inst. S
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
Esy E1lectr1cttv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Iasg
leap with 10y and move With the agility and elastic
~ Of youth tho heated brain is ooolod; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformties re-
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakEess to
etrengin; the blind ado to see the deafto hear and
the pslaied form to Upright; tho blsrlishes o,
provoatad: tia calgmitses Of cid age sbvAted, and
an active eir0u,stion nsintssEeo.
= 49, ~EADIEe Ri
who have cold hAzds ard feet; weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
aizzinees and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton ano constipation CT the bowels pain In the side
and back: leucorrh@a, Tor whises); falling OF the
womb with internal dancers; tuEnors, polypus and
lty sure means Of cHre. For painful menstruaticr
too profsc menstruaticn and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Il ,ertan
specific, and WILL In short time, restore tie suersT
10 thu Viaor of health
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
Ffnnfsriak.L


.sssai5.i sail s lPHILADELPHIA, March s.
The sales of 1905 to-day amounted to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-18
ISE STAMP ACT.

ONE OF THE LAWS OF 1uG UNITED STATES
There are probably not dozen of the
readers OF this paper who know the de-
tail. OF The Stamp Act Yet, there is no
law, State or National, the provisions of
which are more imporlan, to the people.
Here are such of its provisions as we
think will prove most interesting and i'm
portaut to the reader:
SCHEDULE T.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT deeds exempt
AFFIDAVIT 5 cents
iu suit or legal proceedings exempt
AGREEMENT OR APPRAIsEMESr
Tor each sheet or piece ofpa'
per on which the same is
written Scents
ASSIGNMENTS OR TRANsFeRs--
Of mortgage. lease or policy
OF Insurance., the same duty
as on the original inslru'
ment
Ofpa,ant right cents
BANK CHECKS, DRAFrs OR OR'
DgRs, &c.-st sight or on
demand 2 CENTS
plLIA Of LAShANpb, iNbAND
draft or order, payable OH
erwise than at sight or On
demand, and any pronisory
note whatever, payable on
deAand or at time desig.
mated (except bank notes
issued for circulation, aud
checks made aud intended
TO be, and which shall be,
forthwith presen ted for pay,
meGI for sum not exceed
ing 500 s cents
Forevery additional hundred
dollars. or hac,iona! part
thereof cents
BILLS OF L4pING-of vessels
for ports Of the United States
or British North America exempt
Or receipt Of Goods on any
foreign ports 10 cents
BILL OF SALs-of any vessel,
or part thereof, when the con.
sideration does not exceed
five hundred dollars so cents
Exceeding $500 and not ex'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-18
Bill Arp's Last..His Letter to Arsemrs
Wavd. "A
RoME, Ga, Sen,. |. Il

hoME, ~ IA, seq. /, 1900.
Mr.. 1rtemas Ward, Showman- Sir:
The resun | write IN YOU in pertkler, are
bekals ynl are about tho ouIy man I
know in all Sc IDS couriry' socalici.-
For sum several weeks have been wan
tin tu Say sumlhin., For SUN several
years we reb', sotr!isd, but now late Il
said country deceased, hav been Twin
nifty hard III do sumLhIn. We didn't
quite do it, and now its very psiuf.l /
nss.re yon,to TO dry up all OF sudden
and uaks OFT ike VIC wasn't thar.
My friend, want to say sumthin. !
supposc there is 10 law agin thinkin, bu,
thi,lsin don't telp me. 1t don't let down
my thermometer. | must explode N.Y.
sell generally $, as Ia feel better. Y.u
see Pm uyin to harmonizo. I'm tryin
10 soften down my feeIips. pa,eadeav-
orin 10 subjugate wyself to the Isssl ol
surroundin circumstances, sosraiSads.A
But cant 10 it nn;l I am allowed tn
say sun,hn. wan: to quarrel with
sumbolv and then make friends. amt
no eiantkiller | Amino Norwe Iisa bar
aint no boar.c constrikter, but III he
hor 'swaggled if talk,n and the wri.
tin and tie slanienn lss got to be all
done on one side any logger. Some OF
Your folks hav go. 10 dry up or turn our
fp!i.S loose. lis a blamed outrage, so.
called Aitt yoar editors got nu,hin else
10 do brt 10 peck at W., and sqiib at us,
aud crow over Us! Is every man what
kan write paragraf to consiler us as
bars in kage, aud be always j,Lhin
at US 10 hear vs. growl New You see,
my friend, that's what's di.'tarmoilious,
and do you jest tell EN-, ode aud all, Q
pldribus r9um, so caiiei, that IL frsy
don't stop it at once or tIrn us loose TO
sav what we please, Why we rehs, so cal.
ied, have UNANIMOUSLY and Jointly and
seSe'aliy rs'olved lo-to--io-thiuk very
hard Of tiff DOT harder.
That's the way 10 talk il. aint a
gwine to commit myself know when
TO put on the brakes. amt gwine to
say all think like Mr.. Etheri,lge, or Mr..
Addcric. so called. Nary time. No sur.
But III j-st ten yoI, Artemas, aud you
may 81 i. 10 your show II we ANT sl
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NUMBER II.

enumerated in schedule b, except proprie-
tary and paying card stamps, for which
special use has been provided.
Postage stanps cannot be used in pay.
ment Of the duty chargeable on Instruments.
il is the duty Of the maker of an instru-
ment to ahix and cancel tie stamp thereon.
" he negrcts to DO so, the party for who's;
use it is made, may stamp it before it is
used, but in no case can it be legally used
without n stamp; and if used after the
30th of July, 1864, and used witho
stamp, it cannot afterwards be eGectual!y
stamped. Any failure upon the part Of tho
maker Of an instrument to appropriately
stamp it, renders him liable to penalty of
two husdred dollars.
Suits are commenced iE many States BY
other processes than writ, viz summons,
warrants, publication, petition, &c, in
which case these, as tue original process,
ssverally require stamps.
Wrils Of scra facias are subject to stamp
duty as original processes.
/ The jhrat of ah affidavit, taken before n
Justice the Peace, Notary Public, or 9TH
| er officer duly authorized to take allidavits,
| il hello 10 be certificate, aud subiact to u
stamp duty Of cents, except when taken
| in suits or legal proceedings.
Certificates of loan in which. there shall
appear any printed or wyi.ten evidence Of
an amount OF money to be paid on demand
at any time designated, are subject to
stamp duty us Promissory Notes.
The assignment of mortgage IS subiec.
to the same stamp duty As that imposed
upon the original instrument; that is to
say, for every sum Of five hundred dollars,
or any fractional part thereof, of the am cunt
secured by the mortgage, at the time OF It's
assignment, there must be affixed stamp
or stamps, denOting a duty of fifty cents.
+ When two or moro persons join ia tho
execution of an instrument, the stamps to
| which this instrument is liable under tho
Law, may be affixed and CANCELLED by one Of
the parties.
la convsyances Of real estate, the law
provides thai the stamp atfiypd,must answer
to the value Of the es,ats on interest con-
.vsyed: :" go
7 No stamp is required on any warrant of
attorney accompanying a bond or note,
when such bond or mote has affixed thereto
the stamp or stamps dsno:ing the duty re-.
quired, and whenever any bond or nste is
secured by mortgage, but one stamp duty
is required on such papers, such stamp du,
ty being the highest rates required for such
instruments. or either Of them. In such
case note or memorandum of the value
tor denomination ~ the stamp affixed;
should be made upon the margin or in tina
Acknowledgements Of The instrument which
| not stamped.