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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11

Netter Imam gOpaihR.
GRINAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICo vEGETALTs.
Where all other preparations have failed these preparation
will always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
Of severe and chronic Of private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr.
RicOpd and found greatly superior to all hitherto know
mineral remedies and copaba cubebs The injection
used in recent and capsules in chronic cases.
General depot in Paris GRIMAULr 4 co.'s
Chemists to H. I Il Prince NapUle, n,
43 rue Richeiieu.
Sold in New Orleans by DUCONGE,
DEL0CHE,
GUILLOT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11


IN order g make tesi Of buteys Patent LppbeE Dyer
Foat end ttsr as forty hoo's thd lumber rom 10
TX faIioysS}ns EiId5 NJ ,,,,,or r ,.i,, , .5
when nut In tfe kIlns and ,isr when ON ~ Fs
~ inch PING plank weighed 10 e r., weighed 20 Ds;
mn 1 e PSns %Sgasa ~ y " weighed out W 0s
- inch Psk ast5sd in g ' weighed ont
40 ~ men ehery board gauge1 IN 1914 lnens' gausea 'aa
piece Of oak weighed in 1873 bs weighed ont l57 bs
gagged ia ga by 9l6 inches gagged out "a BY 7ld
575 lbs and was only IN the kiln twenty hours TIE lumber
came from the kiln ready to work,
/ j. p LGyAN, Superintendent Car Department
| JNo' T. LAIRD Supt Motive Power and Machinery.
| H#t
The practical opeation Of Bulkey,s Lumber Dvsr has
fair9 snd NJ n ] ~ Es f 81 Of 9I;
Car Department. THOMAS scorr Wiz, President
-, - ~ :, a. So , ti'o i tS "
FROM y. f. AhenI .'.
Rron a %i95 p #3Ik R sHq Gar Bur-
thorqugh test vas madeat his hePof BnkleyS Patent
the lumber safety from IRE small a6ant Of aei Easily az
%i XII Tx e sf%s' IpGee o. tne y Is
days using fuel Per day Than 1 we had s @2e
and was more Roroagby SEASONED 59gf N
nave dried heretofore epg sn.. 'o0 without any cheef
Foreman New York Central Railroad shaps Sntr,r
1t has been great help consider il the best mode Of
u'siLs i@LnUoi NJ" ~ uo''
Superintendent of Machinery Illinois Central Railroad
I9e Dryer %9rks saaGtory We have recently built
- ''1 ''.r s DII.' % =, "a, nloie'
FROM s. u case,
Snperinendentot Car Dept ofMichgan Central RalrsRd
From several years experience with H. q BpFeys and
0tle5 m me- ~ lumber can cheerfuly
From Rnrnep su,,.,, -, ~
, . sihath o. O0''
VT. -. -, Car Builders, Dayton, Ohio.
lumber of all dimensions the time reunred far drvjnS
IN Gur Bu siBe S no anu thickness We find ndponabO
From Dean 81 Eaton.
Gar Rnildars retroit ATiotb,,r ... r t.-.. i-
Soma bl< M, Il ~ @ W, =
tbres Jav oye tat Ja III to w u " VIZ ~
and half in the omen air We lava y h. @ % sn5
find fre nrber oaS ~ .;r 'e tt aIe 10 1919
the kiln.
From Russell d Co.,
Car Builders manufacturers of Reapers Mowers Horse
Powers and Separations Masilon, ONO.
tests made we are stis that the htinkage taken pat Of
Luz lumber before ne moisture si 6f verv csI
lent finish We are convinced that the and only way
of thoroughly seasoning lumber.
W.. W.. 1.,,1vnIr &, NFeU
SF"ili " I''S - y 1S.,.'Iz : Nv !, ga,
Builders and Manufacturers Of sash Doors and Blinds Ship
pensburEl, a.
we nave IN operau%H one do ~ f i, "es
,4 tbtht dfy II stood fl the shop until Dscenber
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11

Rev. j. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church Kutz
town. Berks county Pa cured of Dyspepsia of twenty
years. standing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11
Nervous Headaches and Neuralglas
Instantaneously cured by
GRIMAULr's BRAZILIAN GUARANA
BETTER Than copaiba.

vegetable substance, used from time imernOra in Brazil
and entirely inohensiYe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11

With regard to General Lee, she following cues
tons and answers will aif@dayou some idea ct his
7Fty Of Me and Of the esteem in which he Is held
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

CINQuIEaE DISTRICT JUDiCIAIRE.
Joseph Hoy, vs. Adoiphe Deschaux, ct ais,
No. 1927.
EN- VERTU d'un ordre de saisie a moi
addresse dams faffaire ci-dessus en- date
du 10 Septembre par la our du 5me
District Judiciaire dams ct pour Ia dite
paroisse ct etat, il sera ofert en- vente
public au plus offrant ct dernier epcher.
risseur Ell face la maison de cour de cetse
paroisse,
SAMEDL. lie 3me jour de Novembre pro-
chain 1866. a IL beures a m la pfopfieS
ci-apr,s decri,e ct i,ypotheque appafss'
nant an defendeur Adolp.:e Deschaux ct
FRANCOIS Philippe, savoir--
LA MOfTlE NORD de LA SECTION
sept, dams le township sept, du range
ONE, est dams lie districie des terres 81.
gette "a etre venJn a la Novelle Orleans
La, c%nntenant trois cent ct deux 30 Ivy
acres, etant situe en- eette paro'sses q.
Quest Baton Rouge, ayant etc entire par
lie dit Colsey ct apres gendu par lni sn
present vendedr par acte passe par def
want George Bareshide Notaire a Y
Nnuvelle Orleans, dater Is Jansier 1854
Pour payer ct ratisfaire lie dit ordfs
d~'executlon. s
Conditions de la vente--Comptsnt:
sept-29 Wu. WHITE, ShE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27

wards the child with that OVERLOOKING,
genuine enthusiasm which is the heart
moving peculiarly Of all Southern na
tions. With sobs. they kissed the hands
Of the smiling cue, a. well as the hem OF
her garment. her slightly flushed cheeks.
her fee, they praised her with tears o1
rapture /; they blessed her ard a uhani-
nous cry Of delight pierced the arr
"EvvIvA ANGELICA CATALAN |"
Mother Theress shortly afterwards dis
missed the wonderful cbild-singer from
the convent ; she could not forget tt.
disturbance she had occasioled. Sire
must certainly have bitterly repentesi
having done 50, later, for the little Ar
gelica became, in a very short space OF
time-as the whole world knows-tht
great Catalina. Europe lay at her feel.
What a collection Of splendid garments
necklaces, and little, glittering crowns
would Saint Lucia doubtless have reeelv.
I'd from her visitors had the Guild re
manned
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27

A dispatch to the Philadelphia Ledger,
dated Washington, Oct, 9th. says:
The Ro,hscEilds recently wrote to this
country for as correct a statement as
could possibly be procured Of the proba
hle yield Of cotton in the Southern States
during the yer 1866. and received ii re-
ply from a distinguished planter, that il
would not exceed " under the NEST favor
allie circumstances, over 1000, 900 bales.r
The gentleman who wrote this has since,
10 view of the Expectations of the worms,
havoc from rust, scarcity of labor to pick
ont the staple, reduced his estimate to
Loco, 600 bales, of which amount he does
not believe there will be zoe, 600 bales
available for export
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27

Nuns THE WoRD.-Snme Important dis
closures will 500 be officially made pub,
lie in regard to private rebel societies,
which pertneate the entire South. Those
organizations have branch ~ci,cles in New
York city and she West. That in New
York is said to number $4,000, principal
lv composed OF men who served in the
rebel army. Each circle has a different
name ; some are known.as The true sous
Of the South. others as Knights oil Arabia.
and all are well armed with the most im-
proved weapons, ready at a moments
notice should an opportunity occnr.. a
number of the chief ,nemhers of this Or
ganization are said to have made import.
ant disclosures.-N. Y. Tribune.
We have one end of them here, known
AZ The Knights of Anthropophagi. They
delight in eating a lpyalist for breakfast
every morning. They dine on fricasseed
colored people, after the aroma has been
removed by saltpetre, and sever sup with
out demolishiug a steak from a slaughter
ed bureau man. They are armed to the
teeth with Spencer's rifles, and have their
SHChoLo U'oteSttd VIII tHbcC pntfut ItfdSl
plates-you know ! 1t is supposed that
they meet at the remarkable temple over
The artesian basin at midnight. We can
not vouch for this. although officers of ii e
ireedmen's buleau have been observed
watching that temple as though they
expected it to explode.
1t ssaid that Those unrepentant rebels,
by a constant firing Of cannon, have SO
disturbed the atmosphere for the pas,
three months, As II, canse a coatinued
rain, for the perpose Of destroying the
cotton crops of Northern men. They have
succeeded but too well in their nefarioLs
purpose and nothing can now protect
them from the vengeance Of the best PEG
ple4n the planet except a ratification OF
the pending amendment.-Montgone7y
Nail.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Par. sh Of West Baton Rouge,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In matter succession Of Charles T%uillier,
deceased. No. 664.
WHEREAS Meanie Tnillier has 80.
piled 10 the clerk of said Court for the
administration Of tile abuve snccpssian-
Notice is hereby given that all .'pposi-
ton to the appointment Of said Meaaie
FULLER as administrat, as aforesaid
must be fled in the Office of the CLERK Of
said parish within ten days from the pub
~Iication of this notice.
@. NJ. LEBLANC, CLERK.
Clerks Office. West Baton Rouge, this
Goth day Of October. A. Z. 1866.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27

The 'ast oa dit among i.shio,ahl.
circles in New York, is tia, some ,;ms
during the fall months, James Gordo.
Bennett, Jr., Of the New York Herald =
to lead to the hymeneal alter the eIav.ns
and accomplished daughter of Major Gen
John a. DIX. recently appointed enyov
extraordinary and minister ~plenipo,.n.
tlary to the court Of France.
After marriage he need not sing | wnh
q was in DIXIE"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West BATON Rouge.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joseph Hoy, vs. Adolpbe Dasehaux, ct ais,
No. 1927. S

NV
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit of date the 18th day
II S ptemter, A D 1866, from the Fifth
District Court, in and for said parish and
State, will be offered for sale ut pubic
auction to the last and highest bidder N
front Of the Court House of this parish,
SATURDAY, the 3rd day Of November
next, 1866, at IL o'clock q m the herein
after described morigaged property bs.
longing to the defendants Joseph Des'
chaux and FRANCOIS Philippe. towll-.
THE NORTH HALF Of SECTION
seven 10 township seven, range eleven.
east in the district Of land subject to sale
at New Orleans la. containing lures
hundred and. two 5000 acres, being 10
The parish of West Baton Rouge. having
been entered by the said Colsey, and A.
wards sold by him to the present senoo
10y act before George Barishlde. 9 notary
If New Orleans, dated 18th January
1854 @
To pay and satisfy said writ OF execa'
ton. 43ta5t #tf
Seized in tie above entitled suit.
Terms of Ssie-CASH.
sept29 WE. WHILE, ohh'
r. 49, .ss 80 HI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27
"Brick" Pomcroy was stamping India

"Brick" Pomcroy was stamping India
MIA in the late canvass, making speeches
IN his own characteristic way. AT Evans
vile he gave tie people an account oil
how he dealt with radical mobs during
the war:
He came ont among the people oil
Evansville to counsel and advises with
them concerning what he had always
deemed to be their wrongs, Their
rights and their duties. He didn't
intend to make a set speech, as he would
have done earlier in the campaign ; but
he was going to have a fair, square.
familiar, good old sensible talk will
them. The audience bef,re him was a
large one, and he judged there was about
$50 radicals present. They had eoine II
hear ont him out Of curiosity, but they
never would come away republicans. H.
intended to convert them. tApplsnse.l
| They had come to see the most hideous
monster of modern times, according 10
their own o~raeles, and he intended t.
swallow all those he could not convert
daughter He supposed many of biz
audience were disappointed to find tina,
that be had 10 horns On his head, and
was made like others, Of flesh, blood and
brains. He had been told that the
radical leaders would get up some
trouble If he spoke in the fair city %
Evansville. They were mistaken.
He had lived long enough and had suf
fcient experience to know that mebs
were cowardiy, aud he always faced them
He had been been mobbed only ~nineteer
times, at his office in La Crosse, during
the war, and he had always defended his
property. 1t became troublesome, how
ever, in the course of time, these fire.
quest threats, and he told them it is al
right. Tear down my office, throw it il
the river. play the devil generally it.
all right ; but the day you tear down m,
printing Office the city of La Crosse sial
go with it. Burn my property to wt,ict
protection is given me by the Constitu
ton aud laws Of my country. and let u
have a e neral thing Of it. A republican
house will burn as easily as a a demo
cratic printing Office. said to them G.
on-it's all right, you burn my propsrt..
and III burn yours. (App'ause.1 AM
they stopped to think about it they pu
t ,tir hrads together and they talked evs
it, end they said this man Pomeroy is
bad mamie is . very bad man-he is
traitor, but if be says bell do it, he will
and it resulted that instead Of burnIn,
my Office they got around it and protect
ed it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27

Logan was !" eosnered" neatly II.
other day. The Cairo Democrat NV.
during Lngan's speech at Carbondale <,
branded as a liar the man who would
say that he gave a cent to any man Il, 90
to the rebel army. His sister arose in The
audience and cried at the tip OF her
voice "Yun did , you gave your brother.
In-law money to carry him TO the rebel
army" The general did uot call her !
liar.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-27
EAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Ro,nse.
coUg DU SINE DISTRICT.

COUK DU ONE DISTRICT.
Dams raffaire de Ia succession de Charles
Tuillier, d, cedee. No. 664.
ATTENDU que Me ME Tuillier . fait
application au Grtf6er de la di,e Cour
pour administration de la snsdite sue
cessinn-
Avis est par ces presentes donne que
touie opposition a appointment da dit
Meanie Tuil!ier CONNIE administrator
~usdit, deyra eire fait au bureau dn Gre.
fier de cetts paroisse dans les dix joufs
qui suivront la premiere publication d
Get avis. @. M. LEBLANC, G,ef6sr.
Bureau du Crefier, paruisse d'Onest Bat.
on Rouge, &c 20 Octobre, A. n. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
AN ACT
FIR the Relief Of Boise County.

WHEREAS, The County of Boise has paid out of the
funds of said County, large of money for the sup
plies of the prisoners confined in the Territorial Prison.
under sentence of the several District Courts of the
Territory from the 18th day of March, 1864 until the LIST
day of January 1865 amounting in the aggregate to the
sum of S., 943 80 now therefore
Be 1t enacted By the Legislative Assembly IF the
Territory Of Idaho, as folIotcs
SECTION l. The Treasurer of the County of Boise shall
of any funds in his hands which may
hereafter received by him from the Territorial Taxes
Fund collected in said County of Boise, the sum of
So 93 80 and shall hold the subject to the disposal
of the Board of County Commissioners and said Board
shall order the to be applied.
SEC This Act shall take effect and be in full force from
and after its approval by the Governor.
Approved December 25 A. D. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
AN ACT
To provide for the Incorporation of the Idaho Ter
1itorial Agricultural Society.
Be 1t Enacted By the Legislative Assembly Of the
TesYitO1q of Idaho as foIlOtOs.

Be 1t Enacted By the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Idaho, as follo'cs:
SECTION l. All persons who shall associate themselves
together as hereinafter provided shall constitute body
corporate and polite under the name and style Of the
Idaho Territorial Agricultural Society, with perpetual
succession. and corporate seal.
Sec q VIM. t. Richie, Thos III. Galloway. A. l.. Hale,
John II Baxter d. c. Goodrich Stephen Hodgson, B. NJ.
Anderson and A. 2. Turner, al hereby appointed Com
missoners whose duty it shall be to open books OF SUBJ
scription such times and places they deem t and
also shall hold their offices until permanent officers Of
the Society shall be elected hereinafter provided
Sec g. ANY person who shall pay to the said Commits
soners the Secretary of said Society," the sum Of
five dollars and shall enroll his name IN said books Of
subscription, shall thereupon become member OF said
society for the current year.
Sec A. The officers Of Society shall consist of Seven
Directors President Vice President, Treasurer, and
Secretary who shall be elected at annual meeting Of
subscribers the first Monday of September in each
year.
he Board of Directors shall have power to prescribe
the duties and fix the compensation Of said officers and
shall have power the Treasurer and Sec eary
at pleasure.
Sec One thousand dollars per annum is hereby ap-
propriated from the Treasury OF the Territory to be eX
pended under the Directors Of said Society in premiums
PROVIDED, That equal amount shall have been raised
in each year from subscriptions.
SEC This act to take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and approval
Approved january H. A. D. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
AN ACT
~, co,s,d nm Act entitled ian Act Relaticeto Elec
tions.7' Improved December II, 1866. -
it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of n
Territory of Idaho as fotloi0s:

Rent enacted by the Legislature Assembly OF me
Territory of Idaho as fotloios
Srcr1oN1 Section eleven an Act entitled An Ace
relative to elections" approved December Hh 1oof Is
amended SO as to read as follows ,,+ +bo
SEC IL At all elections to be held under tlS acC E
% shall he opened at the hour of eight O'Clock IN the
forenoon and continue open until eight O'Clock IN te
evening the same day at whchtme the poiIS snl D
closed and upon opening the polls one o. tno +i
der the direction of the Judges shall MAKE
of the same and thirty minutes before closlh ny III
proclamation shall be made in like manner anu t0 po'
shall be closed in half an hour thereafter IN -
SEC. 2SEc 16. If any person oHeIing 70 woe So ~
challenged as unqualified by any Judge OF CleI ~ w
ection by any other person entitled TO Yote a. @ %
poll and either Judge shall challenge any person one
inc to vote whom he shall know or suspect not - ne
qualified when any person who offers MS vote sa &c
challenged one of the Judges shall declare to the person
so challenge the qualifications OF an eector
shall then declare himself duly qualified, ana the Ghl-
ienge shall not be withdrawn, OF the Judges
tender him the following OATH "You do solemhly swear
Cor airm) that you citizen OF the Unlteu ott0 Va
the age of twenyone years, that you have resdeu ~
this Territory four months and i'll this County Io
thirty days last past and have not previously Voteu @
this election. PROVIDED, That when person is ente
to vote only for part of the officers voted for at uch
election the oath shall be varied accordingly ana the
clerks shall enter the of all persons on the pol
lists who challenged and sworn, in brackets, ana
such evidence shall be presumptive evidence OF such
votes and if any person shall refuse to take the oat SO
rendered his vote shall be rejected and PROVIDED FUR
THEIR, That volunteer in the service of the United
States shall be allowed to vote at any election in this
Territory.
Sec This act to be in force from and after its appro
val by the Governor.
Approved January 8, A. D. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17

Be it enacted BY the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Idaho as toLlo,Os:
SECTION l. All materials furnished by the Territorial
Prison Keeper for purposes of Prison work shall be paid
for out of the proceeds of Prison labor except the brick
yard which shall be furnished by the Prison Keeper
good condition to the manufacture of bricks;
and after paying the cost of such material fifty per cent
OF the net proceeds thereof shall be paid into the Terri
torial Prison Fund.- and fifty per cent retained by the
Prison Keeper as full compensation for all expenses at
tending said Prison labor, except cost of material.
SEC z AN Act entitled ian Act to create Territorial
Prison Commissioner and to provide for the and
safe keeping of Territorial convcts approved December
I'D, A. d. 1864 shall be, and the is hereby
pealed.
SEC 8. This Act take effect and be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor
Approved January TO- A. d. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
AN ACT
AN ACT
70 appropriate to the Territorial Prison Commits
sioner, the sum OF money therein named.
Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
] Territory OF Idaho, as follows.

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory OF Idaho, as follows
SECTION There shall be- and is hereby appropriated
out of the Territorial Treasury the of hundred
dollars, to be paid to Ephraim Smith, compensation in
full for his services Territorial Prison Commissioner Of
Idaho Territory rendered between the 23d day of De-
cember 1861 and the 1s day of January 1866 and for
money necessarily expended by him in the discharge Of
the duties of said office
Sec 2. The Territorial Auditor Comptroller is here
by authorized and instructed to draw his warrant on the
Territorial Treasurer Receiver for the of money
named in the first section of this Act i'll favor of Epraim
Smith, which shall be paid out of any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated PROVIDED, That
the Comptroller shall not draw his warrant for said
until after the warrants of the members and attaches
of the Third Session Of the Legislative Assembly of this
Territory shall have been presented to the Treasurer OF
the Territory.
SEC q This shall take effect and be in force from and
after it's approval by the Governor.
Approved January II, A. D. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
AN ACT
For the Relief of James I. Crutcher, Sheriff Of
Boise County, Idaho Territory.
Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Idaho, as fOllows

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Idaho as follows:
SECTION l. The sum Of eleven thousand five hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated for the benefit of James
Crutcher Sheriff Of Boise County, Idaho Territory to
reimburse that officer for large sums OF money by him
expended bebafofthe Territory, towt: The sum of
nine thousand dollars for the maintenance of Territorial
prisoners and the further of two thousand five hun
bred dollars for the protection of Territorial prisoners
and property during the late Riot in said County.
Sec 2 That the said Crutcher is hereby authorized to
realize the said of eleven thousand five hundred dol
lars by retaining that amount for his and bene
fit out of any moneys in his hands which have been col
lected by him Tax Collector for Territorial purposes
Sec 8. That the said James /, Rtcher, be allowed,
and he is hereby to in his settlement
to the officer Authorized to receve for the Territory,
Territorial warrants amounting in the aggregate to the
said sum Of eleven thousand and fVehundred dollars
Sec 4 This act to take effect from and after its appro
val by the Governor.
Approved January 6, A. D. 1866.