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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-02
Public meeting at the city Hail.


In pursuance of the notice, published in
the Day Book, meeting of the citizens of
Norfolk assembled in the City Hall, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the Dis
trict Convention, to be held in Petersburg on
the 9th instant. DR.. E. G. Robinson was
called to the Chair and w. @, Warren, Esq,
appointed Secretary. 'al4- -
A Committee, consisting Of Captain J. G..
Martin, T. T. Cropper, W. H. G. Ellis, E. w.
Moore, Esqs., and Colonel V. D. Groner, was
appointed to submit suitable resolutions.
The Committee reported the following pre-
smble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, call has been mads for a
National Convention to be held in the city of
Philadelphia on the 14th of August, tho OBJ
sct OF which las we understand it, is to
unite and consolidate all the conservative
strength of the country in opposition to the
Violent, unconstitutional, and revolutionary
schemes of the Radical majority in Congress,
wsustaln the President in his general policy
reconstruction, and to restore the Union of
.ae states upon the principles of the Constitu-
aon' and in the spirit of its original torina-
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, It is expedient and proper to send dels-
ga'es from Virginia to said Convention, and
we cheerfully acquiescs in the suggestion
winch has been made to hold Convention in
Ms city of Petersburg, on the 9th day Of
august, for the purpose of selecting suitable
persons to represent this Congressional Dis
Resolved, That it is the interest and duty
" the people of Virginia to send as delegates
'nelr ablest. wisest, and most discreet men
VINO fully understand ard will honestly re-
aeet their sentiments aud feelings upon the
important questions which will claim the at
's1tlon Of the Philadelphia Convention.
Aesolved, That the people of Virginia have
accepted, in good faith, the results of the wal
as ~ accomplished facts, and earnestly desiring
Tue restoration of that erA of good feel
ing which marked the purer and better
Jays Of the Republic, they san never, with
oat disqualification, humiliation, and dis
grace, commit themselves to he ''test oath,
winch was prescribed by the gongress during
'ae late unhappy civil strife.
Resolved, That fifty delegats be appoin tel
" the Chairman of this meeting to represen
me city of Norfolk in the Petersburg Conven
Resolved, That the proceedings Of thi
meeting be published in the Noifolk, Peters
Oqrg, and Richmond papers,
The following advisory Board from the fou
wards was appointed in accordance with tn
provisions Of the fourth resolution;
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Burruss Harrison & Co., have for sale Sd, 900
of Norfolk Savings Institution notes, aud checks
on Franklin Savings, and Merchants and Me-
chanics Savings Institution.
W. r. Roberts-Auctioneer, will sell the
steamer Pecosn on the sth instant, at IL o'clock,
in Roanoke Dock. She is coppered and copper
fastened, and adapted to the canal trade.
E. @. Lindsey q Co., by T. F. Owens Auction
eer, will rent at auction on next Saturday, the
house on the corner of Butte and Catherine SITS,
tor the remainder of the year. At the same time
will be seld small lot Of furniture.
W. Il. C. Land has for sale 1000 bushels snpe-
rior coal, at the lowest rates.
III. A. &c c. A. Santos have 10 carboys oil Wit
riol, marble dust, soda and large stock of toilet
soaps.
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IMMIGRATION TO V1RGINIA.-A number of
Polish exiles addressed letter to General
Tochman, on the 18th of April last, request
ing his influence in raising means to enable
them to purchase agricultural implements,
seeds, and stocks, SO that they may avail
themselves of the offer of Virginia lands
which have been made to them on liberal
term. and long credit. General Tochman is
engaged in collecting the necessary funds to
enable his exiled countrymen to carry out
their views, and We have no doubt he will be
successful From the interest the General is
taking in this matter, we infer that the i'm
migrants are Of such character as to prove
a valuable accession to our population.
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Music AND DANcINa-The American
House, in Portsmouth, was the scene of gaiety
last night Our young townsman, Mr.. Bin
ford, son of our old friend, the late Captain
James NJ. Binford, and Miss Brown, the
accomplished daughter Of Dr. Brown. in
Suffolk, were united Sin the holy bouds."
There was large number of guests to wit
ness the ceremony and partako Of the light
and solid enjoyments OF the occasion Music
and dancing were kept up to a respectable
hour, and the sumptuous feast and refresh
msnts, which had been provided, we're hugely
enjoyed. We wish the happy couple all the
real pleasures Of this checkered life, and
trust that the clouds Of adversely aud gloom
may never abide over thsir dwelling.
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KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
VIII give their first entertainment at the OPP
era House tonight This company is under
the direction of George KunkeI SO well and
favorably known to our citizens as one of the
most able managers of minstrelsy in the coun-
try. Among the choice pieces on the pro-
gramme tonight, is the "Old Sexton" to be
sung by Mr.. Kunkel, The Kunksl Troupe
have just closed brilliant engagement of two
weeks at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
and will appear in Norfolk tonight for the
first time in eight years. Weexpect to see a
big turn out tonight, the Kunkel's having
always been favorites with the Norfolk peo-
nle
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The Rev Mr.. CosBY-Ths gentleman who
left Petersburg short time ago for Europe,
had arrived at Queenston on the 18th ult.,
but signing to be back to his people in Peters
burg, The Rev. Ar. Cosby, it will be re-
n1embered, was in charge for short time of
St. Johns church Portsmouth.
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RELEASE OF Mr.. W1LKINs.-This gentle
man, who was carried to Richmond on Mon
day last, as our readers are aware, by order
of the Commandant of this post, has been
discharged from custody. He is expected by
his family to arrive in this city by this eve
ning's oat,and his return will be hailed with
delight by those who have been so greatly
distressed by the outrage committed upon
him, We are informed that Mr.. Wilkins
on his arrival in Richmond, was incarcerated
in the Libby Prision and his family connec-
tons and friends forbidden leave to call upon
him in his confinement.
Let Mr.. Wilkins and his friends backed by
the community lay this case before the Presi-
dent of the United States, and see if some
change cannot be effected at this post and
some general order issued, defining the rights
of the citizens. The case is stray one and
should be laid before the Chief Magistrate
who greatly boasts himself a man of the peo-
Pile, who is a friend to the people, as ready to
right the humblest citizen as the most arro-
CANT millionaire.
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FREEDnENs BUREAU OFFIcERs.-The
general court martial in Raleigh, North Caro-
lima, engaged in trying charges against the
Freedmen's Bureau officers in North Carolina,
concluded the case of General Whittlesey on
the 3Oth ult. Charles Whittlesey, of Alex
andria, Va, was his counsel.
The case of Captain George O. CLAWS, was
to have been resumed on the Slst ultimo,
The evidence in all the cases is said to be
very volumineps.
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SUDDEN DEArH-Mrs. Elizabeth Young,
residing in Norfolk county, aged sixty years,
trod on piece Of melon rind this morning
fell and died in half an hour. We have bith-
erto alluded to the Objectionable practice Of
throwing melon Kinds on the sidewalks and
in the streets, and here we have fatal result
of this carelessness. y4Is vgf
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CoAsrwlsE TRADE OF BALTIMoRE-From
statement Of this trade for the past month,
we observe that there were received from
Norfolk 161 bales of cotton, 3,07S packages
and 200 hhds. tobacco, IS bbls. turpentine,
800 bbs. rosin, and 4s3 bales of wool. From
North Carolina there were received AZ bales
cotton, 2,693 bbls. rosin, 312 bbls. turpen~
tins, 17s bbls. pitch, and 10 bales wool.
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TIE TABLEAUx AT FERRY Po1NT.-The
tableaux for the Benefit of Providence Church
commenced last evening, and the church was
filed with spectators. The prominent repre-
sentstion was "Pocahontas saving the life Of
Captain Smith" which was followed by other
interesting scenes. After the tableaux a
sumptuous supper was announced, graced By
two enormous cakes, presented by Messrs.
Lancraft and Hunter, and W. s. Pepper
from their popular: establishments in this
lefty. The cakes are to be ratified off tonight,
when there is 90 be change in the pro-
gramme. There were several visitors from
Norfolk and Portsmouth. -
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1st Ward-J. B. Whitehead, G. Wbittle.
I'd Ward-John E. Doyle, G. w. Bluford,
Sd Ward-T. 7. Chopper. E. I. Summers.
4th Ward-W. H. c. Ellis, j. E. Barry.
A motion to add the Chairman and the Sec
rotary of the meeting and the advisory Board
to the delegation to Petersburg was adopted;
whereupon the meeting adjourned. ~
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"MocKERY OF UsTIoE.-General Weitzel,
at Newbern, n. c., turns over to the civil
authorities for trial two policemen, whom the
military had arrested, with the remark that
he feared the trial would be as in other cases,
simply "a mocksry of Justice
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MEETING AT FERRY Po1NT.-A meeting to
appoint delegates to the District Convention,
at Petersburg, for Norfolk County, will be
held at Gibson's Tavern, Ferry Point, on
Saturday, at o'clock, P. N. -I- "
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Row IN PORTSMOUTH There was some
disorder last night in the vicinity Of the lager
beer saloon on Crawford street, Portsmouth.
The police were about, as we heard ono of
them rapping on the pavement for additional
force ..-.
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ARRIVALS,
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. G. NEWT

ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A G. NEWTON, Prop'r
TUESDAY, August 2, 1856,
". II. Pugh, Petersburg, Va; R. D. Doyle,
A. c. Rowland, Va; N. w. White, Isle of
Wight Co., Va; W. u. Ford, Hicksford, Va;
q. n. Creary, Petersburg, Va; j. r. Kelly,
Suffolk, Va. W. L. Hobbs, Va; Tbos. Wallace,
Petersburg; A. G. Turpin, Miss Turpin, A v oil,
j. Boseley and lady,J. b. Clark and lady, Balti-
more; S. l., hoss, Accomack Va. laG4
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MARINE INTELLIuENUE,

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 2.
ARRIVALS. --4
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait. s. d. s.. ~
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. "
Str. John Sylvester, Post. Richmeus
Boat Mary Ann, corn tn John James. -aa.
Schr Niola, l6, 900 slaves to John james,
Schr Twilight Cartwright, wheat to g. W.
Grandy 4 Sons. =,
.. DEPARTURES 81 -.5E-ftg
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Schr Thos Morgan, Hill, Richmond.
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AN APOLOGY AND REMoNsTRANcE.-We
expressed our acknowledgment the other day
to our North Carolina friends for the compli-
ment Of ticket of invitation to the grand
feast, and tourney ball, which came of at
Jones's Springs, in the pleasant county of
Warren, Oh the 81st ult.
Our regret was unaffected. We have some
dear friends in that region, and, profess an
unaffected homage for the bright ey es, and
rosy cheeks, and stately forms, which render
the fair maidens of the Old North SO attrac-
tive. We would fain have gone TO the tour
nament to study botany on the aforesaid
cheeks of the aforesaid ma.dens, and improve
ourselves in astronomy as Moore suggests.
We confess, too, to some lingering weakness
for the pomps and vanities of this wicked
world, and reluctantly admitted that the
joust and the dancing wers beyond our
reach. Inexorable necessity Prometheus
bound1 compelled us to remain at our news
paper mangle, which. like that turned by
Mr.. Mantillini, may be pronounced "a DEM
milton grind" and in place of listening to the
musical voices of fair ladies, we remained to
answer the printers Devils doleful call for
copy" a5ls
We were doubly indebted to our friend,
though at that tins we were not informed
of the second obligation. The managers sent
an elaborate advertisement to the Raleigh
Sentinel for us to copy, aud by accident we
found it in that journal just In "time to be
too late" This will captain to our friends
its non-appearance in our columns and now
having offered this apol gy, we must be per-
mitted to reproach our Raleigh contemporary
with its forgetfuIness. Had it sent us a
marked copy, it would have freed US from
this necessity Of explaining away a seeming
piece of neglect on our part. We trust that
in future, our friend will remember the
marked copy for this office
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By Leigh BROS. u PHELPS,
NJ. 5, CoDsnercsot Aoso.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

taNO GIlOOAN AL LN - ~ "a
AUCTION.
DIV VIRTUE OF a DEED OF Trust
ID from W. G. Tarrant and wife, bearing date
OF list day OF June 1860 the undersigned as Truss
tee tor he benefit otJ w. Whitehurst will q
the 18th a. august next, at IL O'clock, on
the premises. sell at auction to the highest bid.
der, the following property to wit.
That valuable property on Union street, known
formerly as the 'UNION" and then as the
"MEHCHANTa' HOTEL" now kept by John
Stavro, with all t.e rights, privilt ges and ap.
partenances including four foot alley lane il
the rear leading to Wide Wide street, aud the
following persona pr perty to wit:
"a Bedseads, "a Feather Beds,
L. actresses, II Pillows, Bolsters,
.- Is Washstands, Chairs, 2 Mirrors,
] Desk, Bureaus, Counter, Clock.
The Hotel and Furnituie ia under lease to the
present tenant to the LIST day Of January, lse7
at SlO0 per month. The purchaser will be en-.
titled to pos ession on that day and to the rent
from the 18th day of August 1865.
Terms.-As TO the Furniture, credit will be
given till the st day of January next.
AS to the Real Estate, Is Cash, balance on 6,
u and Is months credit, with interest flom day
of sale.
Notes with good security to be given for the
deferred payments, secured by Deed OF Trust on
the pr misses, the title retained until the notes
are paid.
B. H. BAKER, IT., Trustee,
LEIGH BROS. l. PHELPS,
jyS0.td Auctious.rs.
Old nopiniop corv f 49, f
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MA7sR's CouRT.-Porsamoush.- Honor
Mayor White presiding.
Koxana, celored. charged with stealing, dis.
charged. RI --- ..
VIM. Thorogood was arrested for carrying
slung shot" on his person. Faa
J. W. Blackburn arrested for disordsrly con-
duct, discharged.
Sam E. wilkins charged with selling without
license,
Ja--es MCGEE. was arrested for cutting bark
from tree in the burying ground.
Peter Riddick arrested for breaking iron from
buggy and selling it. ,a.y+.,.
Michael Malloudy, U. S. Marine, arrested for
disorderly conduct, fined SIS. f5t No. -at
Sam Wilkins, colered was arrested by officer
Harrison yesterday evening, charged with having
in his possession a large quantity of Tobacco
which he said he had bought in Richmond; he
was fined for selling in the city without license.
MAYORS CoUaT.-His Honor John r. Ludlow,
presiding:- a
George Cave, drunk; fined $40.
Martha Peuds, suspicious person; sent to jail
A horse found going at large was sent to John
Lees stable by officer CHM.
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Auction SALES.
By W. R. ROBERTS, 4uCtiOneer,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

STEAMER PECOSIN AT AUCTION.
T. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Auction
on w EDN SDAY, the Btu inst; at IL
O'clock, NJ, in Roanoke Dock, the side-wheel
STEAMER PECOSIN, a-
40 tons measurement
loo feet long, 20 feet beam, .u.I.s
Whole breadth including guards, 81 feet
Depth hold, feet, .a4..l ..lsI -
"a inch cylinder, 6 feet stroEe. M. BE- !.
This Boat is coppered and copper fastened, and
has been recently put in good order by tie U. ),
government. a.-....r- hail. -.
for freight or towing purposes, drawing only
W. R. ROB RTS,
au2.td s Auctioneer.
BY ". q, ROBERTS, knCtiOneer
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MI A RRIE0.

Ra IN Weldon ksS c July W VAN s y
Capt. E. G WOODSON, of Halifax, N. G., to
Miss NELLIE .. HERvkY, of Petersburg, Va.
DIED,
This morning at quarter past II, GEORGE
HORTON, infant son of b. T. & s. L. Bockoyer.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
his father, No. 8 North Catherine street, this
afternoon, Aug. I'd, ats O'clock. Friends and
acquaintance are invited to attend without fur
ther notice. ~ -s-..a
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Review OF the Week.

Trade has continued stagnant through the
week, and receipts OF produce continue Liz t.
Cotton-The receipts are still small, and sales
light on basis Of 36c. OR Middling.
The news from Europe is favorable, quoting an
advance in the Liverpool market I'D per ID; and
it Is hoped it will have tayorable effect on our
markets
Wheat-New wheatis arriving, and is in good
demand at quotations.
Meal Stores-keceipts small and good de-
mand tor Tar, IN small lots.
Shingles-ln fair demand.
Staues-Very much in demand at advanced
pric, g. .E5
Provisions--Bacon receipts increased and in
moderate demand.
Lard-Very scarce and wanted. ...
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AUCTION SALES.
By 7. T. OWENS, Auctioneer,
With E. G. Lindsey & Co., Real Estate Agents
M. % lVesE Nina STRAIT

HOUSE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
IL On SATU DAY. 4th instant, at IL o'cl'k,
the House at the southeast corner of Butte
and Catherine st eets, will be rented for he re.
mainder of the year. The house has seven rooms
with Kitchen a tached, store room, good cistern,
with arbor, fgs. &C. ....
At the same time will be sold small lot Of
FURNITU E, consisting of Ext, nsion Table,
III dozen Chats Chamber Carpet, and Mount
Vernon Cooking Stove, nearly new. 81 -1E
T. F. OWENS, Auctioneer,
With s. Z. C.. LINDSEY q CO., se. 8
1870 Real Estate Agents, la
au2 r-s.r "a w. Main street. d.
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Norrnlk YeekIY Price Current.

CORRECTED BY X. BIGGs & Co.,
General Gommisston HerehGnts
NORFOLK, August 2, 1865.
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- LOYALTY AT THE SoUTH-The Legls-
1ature of South Carolina, at its recent
short extra session, took an important
and laudable step toward the true res
toration of the Union in superseding or
softening all acts which degrade and
Cypress the majority of her people be-
cause of their race and color. We have
already chronicled the fact, but the act
is one that deserves to be placed on re-
cord. Here are its exact terms:
IN Act to Declare the Rights Of Per-
sons lately knoaon as SLAVES and as
Free Persons Of color.
Be 1T enacted, de-, That all persons
hitherto known in law in this State as
slaves, or as free persons of color, shall
have the right to enforce contracts, to
sue, be sued, to hold, convey and as
sign real and personal property, make
wills and testaments, and to have full
and equal benefit of the rights of per-
sonal security, personal liberty and pri-
vate property, and of all remedies and
proceedings for the enforcement and
protection of the same, as white per-
sons now have, and shall not be sub
jected to any other punishment, pain
or penalty, for the commission of any
act or offense, than such as are pre-
scribed for white persons committing
like acts oroffences.
SEC. 2. That all acts and parts of
acts specially relating to persons lately
slaves and free persons of color, contra
ry to the provisions of this act, or in
consistent with any of it's provisions,
be and the same are hereby repealed ::
Provided, That nothing herein contain
ed shall be construed to repeal so much
of the eighth section of an act entitled
{. An act to establish and regulate the
domestic relates ofpersons of color, and
to amend the law in relation to paupers
and vagrancy, ratified the twenty-frst
day December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, as enacts that marriages between
a white person and person of color
shall be illegal and void"
This is most comprehensive and
admirable act; and it is cheering to
note how few words of righteous leg
islation will dispose of whole volumes
of the other sort. Here is whole law
library of acts, decisions, digests, opin-
ions, and rulings, blotted out by two
sections Of justice.-Neac York ZrS-
6une.
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CHAP. XIII.


An Act to quiet the title to certain Lands
within the corporate Limits of the City of
San Francisco.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That all the right
and title of the United States to the land
situated within the corporate limits Of the
city of Francisco, in the State of California,
confirmed to the city of San Francisco by
the decree of the circuit court of the United
States for the northern district of California
entered on the eighteenth day Of May, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, be,
and the same are hereby relinquished and
granted to the said city of San Francisco
and its Successors, and the claim of the said
city to said land is hereby confirmed, sub
Ject, however, to the reservations and excep-
lions designated in said decree, and upon
the following trusts, namely, that all the said
land, not heretofore granted to said CITY,
shall be disposed of and conveyed by
said city to parties in the bona fide
actual possession thereof, by themselves
or tenants, on the passage of this act, in such
quantities and upon such terms and condi-
tions as the Legislature of the State of Cali
tornia may prescribe, except such parcels
thereof as may be reserved and set apart by
ordinance Of said city for public uses Pro-
v1ded, however, That the REIMBURSEMENT
and grant by this act shall not interfere with
or prejudice any valid adverse right or claim,
II such exist, to said land or any part there
OF, whether derived from SPAIN Mexico, or
the United States, or preclude a judicial ex-
animation and adjustment thereof.
Approved, March 8, 1866.
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to make the lists or returns required by the
acts aforesaid, and to assess the duty there
on, and to add thereto the amount OF pen
alties imposed by laws in case OF SUCH neg
lect or refusal.
SEC f. And be it further enacted, !hat
whenever the rates and amounts contained
in the lists or returns as aforesaid snail De
stated in coined money, it shall be the duty
of each assessor receiving the same to reduce
such rates and amounts to their equivalent
in legal tender currency. according to tne
value of such coined money in said currency
at the time when and place where said lists
or returns are receivable, and which value
the said assessor shall determine. AND the
lists required by law to be furnished to col
lectors by assessors shall in all cases contain
the several amounts of taxes or duties asses
sed, estimates. or valued in legal tender cur
rency only.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
the provisions of this act shall, so tar as nee
essary apply to all returns, list, assessments
and collections required by the acts aforesaid
in addition to those above mentioned, by
whomsoever made, returned, assessed, or col
lected, in any mode or for any purpose what
ever. And the Commissioner oflnternal Rev
enue, under the direction of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. is hereby authorized to make
all necessary rules and regulations for carry
ing this act into effect.
Approved, March 10, 1866