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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-19
Pacific Mail Steamship Compan7'I
Through Line 20 California,

Through Line 20 California,
TOUCHING AT mRXICANPO
j and Carrying the y. 3. Mall. Leave ~,
No. ~ Nutn aiYeT, foot OF Canal street 81 y
o'clock, noon on the lat, i1th, and 2ist Of eygI
month except when those dates fall on sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday for AsPib
wall connecting, via Panama Railway, with OBJ
Of the CompanySs Steamships from PaDsns e,
San Francisco, touching az AcspuIeo.
FEBRUARY.
lat HENRY CHAUNCEY, Czpt Gray, COS
necrIng with COLORADO Capt. Wstkins
10Th ATLANTIC. Capt. MaurJi conDectsl
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Cayerly
2lst. NEW YORK, Capt. Horner connsctisl
with CONSTITUTION, Capt. Fsrnsvorts
Departures Of Ist and 2ist connect At Ps-szI
with Steamers Tor South Pacific Ports TcsH
Of lat touch at hanzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES N cURRTvrT.
First Cabin, 800 S9rOnd Cabin 40 Ser
age, tl0O
a discount Of one-auaTter from steamer fAt9
allowed 70 second cabin and steeTage passensss
with families. Also, an allowance Of one-1aA
ter On through rates to clergymen and Their a.
lies and school teachers; soldiers having h''
orsble discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage aiioEea e.
adult Baggage-masters accompany nalssf
through, and attend to ladies and ehildIen -. -.
out male protectors Ra2gage received gn d..
dock the day before sailing, from stealsD.i
railroads. and passengers Who prefer " -
down early. ,,..s.,.
An experienced surgeon on board. E'd'e'"
and attendance free. ,.,,
A Steamer win be placed on the Ens -
lst, 1850, TO run from New Orleans |" az
wall via Havana. -.
For Passage Tickets or further IIf0rfas'.s.
aupfv AZ the CorDpanys ticket Office Oh -
Xharf foot ~ Csusl street, North RiTer.
Tork r w G. BELLONn
san1afn Asesi'b
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Trustees Sale

DIX VIRTUE OF a DEED OF
ID TRUST executed by John f. Hopkins and
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on
the - day of December in the year lsGl, and
now on record in the Recorders Office of Ohio
county, in Deed Book a., folio 4l6, L viii sell at
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county on Tuesday the first day of May next,
the following property to WIT: Lot numbered
four t4l on the plat OF James K. Bakers ana
James II. StOuts sub division OF lots III square
numbered thirteen 90 adjoining Atnenum
also the one undivided half or moiety Of four
other lots in said Baker ana Stout sub division
designated on the pat thereof as lots numbered
one %, two (2), three CO and fourteen I'D also
lot numbered twenty seven (2T), situated on the
National road in Daniel Steemreds addition to
the city Of Wheeling, being sixty feet front
running back one hundred and twenty, also the
one undivided half or mOietY OF nine lots, mum
bered |, :, "a s. c. 8 and y IN square numbered
10 in James and James Il. Bakers addition to
island, situated i'll Daniel Zanes addition 10 the
city Of Wheeling, and designated as Lots No
g. "a ST. 50, So 81, 49, los, 1909 l20 l2l 100, l3l,
l3i, l35 and no. also six lots situated in Carroll
and Bakers addition to the city of Wheeling,
and designated as lots numbered G. : : IL, 10
and Il, in square numbered 3; also one piece or
parcel OF land about the size OF ten lots situated
in said square No. 3, in Carroll and Bakers ad
dition; also lot numbered l59 situated on north
side Of Zane street, also lot numbered 10 in
square numbered II, in James and JsUeS
Bakers addition.
liberty to pay the whole of the purchase money
in hand or one fourth in cash and the balance
IN ak. twelve aud eighteen mouths giving
notes with approved security Tor the deferred
payments, and the title retained until the pur.
chase money is paid in full.
HENRY CRANGLE,
". II BASSETT, 81 CO. Trustee
Auctoneers. mar27 III
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

My authorized Travelling Agent, viii visit this
locality from time TO time ana chesTtultJ COM
nunicate all desired information
G. G. MELLOR,
feb2l Pittsburgh.
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cincinnati Marker
CINCINNATI, April

CINCINNATI, April L.
Flour - frmer and in demand, and
25c higher; standard superfne, s. -;
extra, 1915; family, S9,50al0; family, 80,
1925 Wheat-in moderate :, demand;
higher grades advanced : cents; No.
red, S2,l2a2;l5: No 2 do 81 ,95a2 90
Corn steady; with sales at 52a53c
Rye-advanced; zoe for No /, choice 96c.
Oats-lc better; sales at Ale. Whisky
-S2,22, Professionalism but less actiy o;
Mess Pork--in demand; sales at S25, rs.
sS26,00 with very small sales
Lard--sales at lSs cents for city.
Bulk Meats--stal0s. Lard-lSc Ba-
eon-154 for shoulder, sides and
clear sides Glover Seed-dull at $500.
Timothy Seed "a Flax Seed-dull, at
1920. Butter-dull and prices lower
prime TO choice Acc Eggs-advanced
to I9c Gold 1853.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and body are tho most
necessary requisites to promote connubal hapll.
ness Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
hourly darkens TO the view the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filed with the me-
ancholy reflection that the happiness OF .anoihsf
becomes blighted with our own.
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Chicago MarkeI.

CHICAGO, April t.
flour-hrm; Wheat excited, opened
2a3c better; declined 3a6c. closed nniet.
sales at 1,26, but declined TO OIL for
No. l, and Sc for No. ,, CornTnnist.
sales at, 45a46c for Mol. and odaoea
for No. 3. Oats-advauced: 2Sa9oc fox
No. l. Provisions-quiet, Pork-s25
%. Lard-173a1Sc. '
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this esta0lh
ment within the last twenty years, and TIE :.
merous important Surgical Operations pedoi-
cd by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporIol'
Of the SUM- and many other papers Botioo' o
which appeared again and again before the p'D
lie, besides his standing As q gentleman oi ch1i
acter and responsibility, is sufficient guafal'j
10 the afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. sug;1i
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~. Esuis NIaritst.

s.", ST. LOUIS, April l3.
Flour - unchanged Wheat un-
changed. Corn-buyout with sales
at 63a75c. Oats-higher; sales at 42a
45c. Provisions and Whisky remain
unchanged
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SWAMI HOUSE,

DARKERsBURG, VA, CHANG
Il Ed HANDS. On Thursday October eth
l563, J. ". Dent, late Of the Richmond Aouse
took possession Of the Swami HOUSE If :
term Of years he hopes By strict Afternoon, II, .
ersl pstrosaee sI conferred upon him when propr
etor Of the Richmond - -.
EVER department Is in the ensrgs % rns
most ef;cte1f assistants }. WA BENT
sepQO ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
AMUsEM ENTs.

NV YORK THEATRE
- L'ai.e- and Managers,
au, hessrs Mark Smith aud Lewis BAKER.
I'm n. ~ hSDAf EVENING, DECEMBER ia 1894
"" - '"n,.i ,or the nrst limo In America. The great
.....,.,, erAhihlAS FAIRY SPECTACLE.
"s" 'iou tho french. W i've pois, by M. L. n. 10
n@uN, entitled
-. cFNDRtILuN
no" on)o, ~ Unprecedented tho Theatre Chat
....m.n.,, .i.t anu Nh4eh Nfll be produced with
ENTIRELY NEW sckSrRY
NS9MpIcESr WARDROBE
under tnc imfntoiAte supervision ~
Mtse SAl4ilE A iiINCKLHYi
INTRICATE
MECHANICAL RrrEcTe
6y Messr.. y. Denhsrn AMI Geo HcpuAv
nsw and appropriate m"s'o' ~ -, Henry Tssnsnn
cdsfs DE BsLLkf sqf f f.I
under rho direction Of
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Nssss betty Pisroe Josie smith. Lena Fsus, Came
Brown Jennie Costello.
pRiEcFssEh OF TiIk ISLE % rIsowEhe Naf
Misses Louaen Dsn, ssgriao and Enni N 3,
PRISCEssES on ruf HtTTEhfLv ISLKSs
Misses Mary ssee5, susy Brown, Belle BosAr, and Miss
rRIscEssRs or T,iE cRysraL oRoTToEs.
Misses N.ts BURKE Josie Steele Cards Bro~a and L>ss
lrsprs
PRIyCEssEe or VOLCANIC ISLES.
Misses Fitch. lienuina siimm and wgightmAn.
Oflces ~ The Court, nutsaf~ Auiayors, Dismonsnes.
Lords Ladies' Peasants, FIrs Demons allow worms ~
Court 81 Cupid &c. by the Corps de bAiir and host 81
sui.are. r. ~ a6@
For Of scenery and nciasn see bills OF The DAY.
BOX HOOK now OpEN
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
In consequences tho tntfnrnnr
for tho production this sp.ctace, ATHE WILL
BE CLOSED rms (wEDSE6DAY) EVENING. 5feN
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THoRoUGHBRED RUNNING COLT FOR sALE,--uE
10 beautiful soryeA with white feet broke to saddle ~
have NO Pl.ss 70 keep HIN 4pI5 e. y Hamilton street,
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m ~ PunISde Arrows.

A .Ic 70, = ~; ~ :. Z. ~; -.
s !: !: 80: - g.: ~: ; ~ s r.; I.
.as. q ssss = sk~v. = sy- .s.ss .ss<s !.
gsrrsses vhs ws.H Ssev 1rs tAyseH .<s<ns $50
fsss ~ ess..ss =. 81 szxxs3 = - n f.sss s...
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TWO ELEGANT CLARENCE COACHES PoR SALE
j Al OHAB BBARDsLEY'e carriage manufactory,
Broadway Thirty seventh street. first class in every
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rSoR sAig-rpg BACK NUMBERS ~ rBg DAILY
Ty6ans fsr 80 ssss zee ~ sfs w.~ yssrst
Srl n snrs.fasxfs % r,ssg-s,. ks- ysrs
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(NHARLEy WHITE TROUPE.
~ Bryants Mechanics Hail. Se Broadway. near Grand
street The for pAsne Ia the mstropol-
ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL
First IN years Charley Whites funny farce %
TIE MIsCuIEvQpS NIGGER.
First appearance OF BILLY ALLEN the pleasing comedian
splendid new Bsiet-Rdison in New Comic bongs.
BuKCHARD TIE vENTRILOQuisT AA
MATINEE EVERY Saturday, Al Az
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-16
[Pup11c REsotur1oN-No. 81.
[PUBLIc-No. 1851

AK ACT making appropriations for the sunnort n
the army for the year ending thirtieth of inns
eighteen hundred and sixty seven and for other
purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Renre
sentatyes of the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the following sums be- and
tne same are hereby, appropriated, for the support
VI me army for the year ending the nistieth of June
elgYnteen hundred and sixty-seven.
TOT expenses OF recruiting, transportation of re-
- tisee, anu compensation TO citizen surgeons for
Hlcal attendance, three hundred thousand dollars
ana +,P jiS " lne army, ten millions seven hundred
Ho y" c ~ thousand and ffty-two dollars
non SIX hunqred and fify-one fl9o,,sa,,5 60 -
anu eleNen uoIars and fifty cents y
tof comm utaton of forage for eioor-, - -
huHdreu ana hve thousand two hunIred I III 'oi'
,at PSes ~ Ieu ol Clothing for Officers, sar
wants, one hundred and ninety-one tboroe5Is ser
hundred and sixty-six dollars Nousand seven
For payments to discharged soldi,-- ~,
drawn, one hundred and fifty thousand Itnnlng moi
For subsistence in kind for regulars sNS .
teers hye mutton three hundred and one thor Uun,
six hundred and twenty-five dollars. 40'sahd
For The regular supplies of the auarterrno s+ar,
department., consisting of fuel for the Officers III;
edsmen guard, hospitals storehouses and ei a.
OF forage IN kind for the horses mules and oven or
the quartermastets department. at the several nnst
and stations, and with the armies in the field. for
the horses OF the several regiments of cavalry fb
odtterles OF artillery, and such companies of infant
~ as may be mounted and for the authorized nnm
oeI Oh oHlcers horses when serving In the field and
az tne outposts, including bedding for the animals
VI straw lof soldiers bedding, and of stationery in
oluulHg Diank books, for the quartermastersi de-
RaItInent Gertncates for discharged soldiers hlan
I'll III " tne pay ana quartermasters' departments
dlu lor lhe printing of division and department or
oeis ana reports, four millions one hundred and
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the payments shall be made in the form of a
check, order, or draft upon any paymaster, ma
tlonal bank, or government depository it shall
be necessary for the claimant to establish, by
the affidavits of two creditable witnesses, that
he is the identical person named therein. Int
in no case shall such checks, orders, OR drafts
be made negotiable until after such identified
ton.
SEC f. Ind be ii. further gesolced, That it shall
not be lawful for any soldier to transfer, as
sign, bartt or sell his discharge, for the ptlr-
pose of transferring, assigning, bartering. or
selling any interest in any bounty under the
provisions of said resolution and all such
transfers, assignments, barriers, or sales here
tofore made are hereby declared null and void
as to any rights intended so to be conveyed by
any such soldier
Approved, July 26, 1866.
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 6S.1
JOINT RESOLUTION for the relief of certain of
Ulcers OF the army.
BE ii resolved By tie Senate and House of Repre-.
se'tatiUeS ofthe United States Of AnericG IN Con-
greSS assembled That in every case in which a
commissioned officer actually entered on duty
as such commissioned officer but by reason OF
being killed in battle, capture by the enemy
or other cause beyond his control, and without
fault or neglect Of his own, was not mustered
within period of not less than thirty days
the pay department shall allow to such Officer
full pay and emOluments of his rank from the
date on which such officer actually entered or
such duty as aforesaid, deducting from the
amount paid in accordance with this resolu
ton all pay actually received by such Officer
for such period.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further resolved, That thu
heirs or legal representatives of any office
whose muster into service has been or shall b.
amended hereby, shall be entitled to receiv
arrears of pay due such officer OF the pension
provided by law for the grade into which sucl
officer is mustered under the provisions of the
| first section of this resolution.
| Approved July 90, 1866.
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Circuit Court county of T6enosha
Don b. Pike, paintif against Abram r. Nellis and
Ellen Nes defendants.

Don b. Pike, plaintiff against Abram r. Nellis and
Ellen Nes defendants.
N pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale
u in the above entitled action, rendered and dock
eted on the 10Th day of July, I'D. 1866 at the July
term of the said court, 1866 l. VIM w. Baker. sheriff
of Kenosha county, shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder therefor the
front door of the Court House in the city and county
OF kenosha and state OF Wisconsin, on the 10Th day
of September, A. D. 1866 at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon of that day, the following property, to wit:
All tnat certain piece or parcel OF laud lying and
being in the county of Kenosha and State of Wscon-
SIM being part of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarer of section number Ihirty-three, town
one, range twenty>one commencing at the northeast
corner of said southwest qu4ter of the southwest
quarter at fence post standing by the highway n.
ming westerly the said highway thirteen (13) rods
thence south one rod and twelve links, thence east
twelve rods and eight links thence north three rods
and five links, TO the place of beginning Terms cash
Dated July 81, 1866 w. w. BAKER
Two Sheriff of Keposha Comfy
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A correspondent writes that if we desire
it. he will send US something to fill up with
That's just what we want Suppose you
commence now with good roasting piece
Of beef and barrel of -four
An Incident in a Railway Car.-Monste,
I'm afraid Pm sitting on your crinoIine
ma ann.
A6able Young Lady--Oh, never mind
sir, it's OF no consequence you can't hurt
it.
Monster-No ma'am, it's not that but
the COMPOUNDED thing hurts me
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W. v. Wright--lt blk IA 33e
w. Sey mour--lt 2 blk 10 9lO
do 1t IL ok 10 go
L Donley-cOm at NV of 1t 6; thence sly 60 It
thence e parl with line of blk Its e. 5 20
beg, pit its 8 q ebk Is W. - - 'A'AN' . SO
II Smith--e q 1t blk 10 6s
do 1t 9 blk Is Is
Durlkee's Western Addition.
The tollo~ing in S W. Or. Sec 81, r. 9, r %
NJ Berry--lt As blk 1854 20,
o Swetny--lG As blk 14 81
A Hckox--lt 81 blk 154 C
uunt--lt 50 bk l55 Il
FISK WESTERN ADDITION.
Fisk--all that part within city limits. their
imum width supposed to be 90 it, pit bks & ~ e.
S Fisk--all within city limits bounded the W by
n a sec 81, pitts s. bk IL &
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And Identifying the Complexion.
NOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumuates in the blood or all
the discoveries that have been made to purge 1t OUT
none can equal in effect Helmbolds Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarsaparia. 1t cleanses and renovaes the
blood nstils the vgor of health into the SYSTEM and
purges out the humors which make disease 1t stmu'
ates the healthy functions of the body and expels
the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood such
remedy that could be relied on has long been sought
for and now, for the first tme the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does not
admit Of certificates to show its effects but the trial
Of single bottle will show the sick that 1t has virtues
surprising anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonsful of the Extract OF Sarsaparilla
added to plat Of water are equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and bottle fully equal 70 gallon OF the
Syrup OF sarsaparia, or the doctrin as usually
made.
eW- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES A RMY, and are
also in very general use in all the STATE HOSPlTs
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land we'll as ia private practice,
and are considered as invaluable remedies.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRA CIT
BUCHU,

For weakness arising from Disease. The exhausted
powers OF Nature which accompanied by so many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In
dsposition TO Exertion, Loss of Memory Wakeulness
Horror OF Disease, or Forebodngs of Evil; in fact
Universal Lassude, Prostration and inability to en-
ter into the enjoyments Of society
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JOINT RESOLUTION declaratory fthe law of bounty
Be it re8oLUed by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentt0eS Of the United States t Aaner5ca in ConGress
assembled, That where any enlisted man has been
or may be detailed for duty a clerk or for any 9th
er duty III any executive bureau, at Headquarters
elsewhere, Inc shall not by such detail be deprived
of any rights to bountes due or hereafter to
become due, but shall be as fully entitled thereto as
though no such detail had been made
Approved, July 49, 1866.
PUBLIC REsoIUPIoN-No. SAL
A Resolution to authorize the President to place
at the disposal of the authorities of Portland
Maine, tents, camp and hospital furniture and
clothing, for the use of families rendered home
less by the late fire.
ResoEUed By the Senate and House of Representa-
ttUeS ofthe United States OF america an Congress as
sef6Eed That the President of the United States is
hereby authorized to place at the disposal without
charge, OF the city authorities of Portland Maine
such clothing, condemned or ordered sold. and snch
surplus camp and garrison equipage. bedding and
hospital furniture, hand as can be spared by the
army, for the use of families rendered honeles md
destitute by the recent conhagRtion: and that If
shall pc the duty OF the Quatermasters Department
TO denver these articles at Portland and to faka
receipt for the same of the Mayor of the said civ
and TO receive and properly dispose Of the same
Approved, July IA, 1866.
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FAX NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF BOARD OFF
SUPERVISORS, Kenosha June 3d. 1861
'HNHE following is list of unredeemed pieces tracts
lots OF land situate in in the county of Kenosha and
state of Wisconsin, sold May TO- 1854 and situate
the city Of kenosha, county aforesaid which sold
May Is lS64 for unpaid taxes of 1863 and for unpaid
bounty tax of 1864 the amount of taxes and
culated thereon to the last day Of redemption, due
each parce to which is to be added to each parcel 80
cents for this advertisement Now therefore, notice is
hereby, that unless such first mentioned lands
deemed on or before 10th day of May 1861 and such
ond mentioned lands redeemed or before the eleventh
thereof. l3W6
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Third Ward-In N Il Or Sec III r 90.
Hogan-com I'd 229 # W of ne cor of sd d sec,
thence al S12 it, thence rds, thence W al 8-l3
1T, thence n rds to beg, 81
Hessberg 81 Bro-com ~ rds of sc cor of 1t II and
10 fds W of the centre of old Chicago road thence
rds thence W 5]l rds, rds E 5X rds to beg /:
Forbescom 12 rds ofse cor 1t II & l5H rds W OF
the centre of old Chicago road, thence rds, w
81 rds, n rds, e 5K rds to beg, 4
T W Adams-com IL rds of Sc cor oflt II and2l
rds W ofcentre of old Chicago roads thence S rds
thence W to W line n sd u sec, thence 6 rds, :,
thence G to beg - ].
C Ford-com 4SX rds of Sc cor OIL II and 299Hf
W of W line of old Chicago road, thence W 81 rdS,
thence n 5% rds thence 81 rds thence S to beg,
except that parttaken by the extension of Ju-
Illus st to old Chicago road IL
G S Speaker-lt blk Is G
Kane-lt blk Is ST
w Strong--lt 2 blk Is E
T VDavisolt 3 Blk 10 2ls
G Speaker-lt 3bk2 % &c
HOLMES d NICHOLS ADDITION.
L Phillips, II / 2 IL LII Phillips, l2 / "a:
do Is 242 do 16 1:
L. II. Phps-all II of line parl with S line of 1t
; II, and 37X rds therefrom extended W to the Q
Of AnD CT .
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second Ward.-Bounty Tax.

second Ward.-BOunfy Tax.
| Tbs t0ttoaosng n, the s. E. Or. so, r. 2IR. %.
| W. Berens-se u Blk % az
| Alison Mygatt.n n except the pit on W side taken
rds out of sw cor; blk 80 3
Gole ina IL 70 at Sc cor Of sd bk thence
with n line sd blk 6 11-12 rds thence parl with
line sd bk ILL., rds, thence parl with line sd
Blk ILL., rds to beg Blk 3d.
JOS Eltzenger-Com 16 Fds W of Sc of sd bk,
thence n ID rds, thence W LOO rds thence 16
S, Fisk-sw u NV Blk go q
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tPUBLIC-No. 104.I

AN ACI TGIaUIng % pilots and pilot regulations.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
yves OF the United states of America in Congress- asSa
bled, That no regulations or provisions Shall he
adopted by any State of the United Ststes of Amer
fp1lotage or half piotage between vessels Saline
between the ports ofdiferent States or any discrim
aton against vessels propelled in whole or in mart
9y steam OF against national vessels of the Tinted
states and all existing regulations or proyisiona
making any such discrimination as herein menfion.
ApproYcd July 13. 1865 $780,
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Il Second Wards E sec. 30. II p d
A Mygatt-n Il except pit on W side ts ken by G. IM :
| cor-pt Blk 80
| NJ Coleman--com at Sc cor 4 of sd bk thence n
on line ofsd bk HIP rds thence W on line mari
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of sd bk l.l2 rds to beg pit Blk 30
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