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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. NJ,

WASHINGTON, March q
MAXIMILIAN's FORCE.
The Star of last evening says: We have informa-
ton from officer lately in the service Of the En-
Geror MaXimilian, in Mexico, to the effect that in
French. 10000; Austrian, Belgian. Egyptian, &c,
l0O0O Mexican, contra guerrillasO 5000; making
total effective force of about 5000 men, This force
has 100 field pieces and includes II regiments of
airy Maximilian has on paper native force of
entirely unavailable for whenever the attempt has
been made to muster them they desert in such num-
5ers that it requires the services of all the reliable
troops near the rendezvous to watch them.
1t was said at the time our informant left Mexico
that Marshal Bazaine's chief of staff had gone to
France to ask for reinforcement Of So 600 men, and
the French Chambers, stated that reinforcement
was required. 1t was also reported in Mexico that
the Austrian Government had started project to
induce the EN- graton of lOO 600 men to Mexico, and
that that number OF men would be mustered out of
the Austrian service, with the understanding that
they would go to Mexico and enter the service of
Macmillan by building up military colonies and
holding themselves ready to support the Emperor
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
The Commissioner of Patents has just rendered his
annual report, which discloses that the amount of
business transacted by that Office during the last year
is beyond precedent. The number of applications
for patents during the year were 1864; number of
patents issued were 6,6l6; number of caveats filed
1887; number of applications for extension of patents
~ number of patents extended 81; number of patents
ring the year S34S, 81; amount expended duripe
the year S274 1879 81 cash on hand S404 3S4l2 deduct
ing the expenditures leaves to the credit of the Pat
emit Fund Sl30S surplus Of receipts over expend-
itures $74.592 so.
SEIZURE OF sMUGGLED GOODS.
The Commissioner of Customs has received late
advices from Montana Territory, stating that large
quantities of goods have been and are now being
struggled into the vicinity of the Mines from the
Canadian provinces. Goods have been seized to the
amount of $4,000 and the collector of that district
reports that he is bending every energy the break
ing up of the smuggling carried in that quar-
ter.
MILITARY ORDER ON NEWSPAPERS,
The Commanding Officer of the Department of
Virginia has issued an order requiring all the pub
fishers of newspapers in the State send copy of
every issue to his headquarters, by mail, on the day
Of publication. ,-tE
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high grades of Flour for Brazil. but so far as we
Flour is scarce and firm. but common Supers and
Extras, of which the stock here is mainly com
posed is exceedingly heavy and dull, The sales tor
the week embrace 1900 to 1000 bbls mostly How
ard street Super and Extra in lots, within the range
of quotations. Prices have varied very little for some
street Super and Cut Extra at $S25qS85 do Extra at
$90O@Sg5O do Fancy Extra at So a5@lg; do Family
SS99 25Fdo Fancy Extra at S9.5OG9.75; do Family at
$ii@i2 City Mills super al S8@s9; do standard Extra
at So OOPS; do high grade Rio Extra at $l12591l50
q Dbl, Patapsc0, Reservoir and other brands of
baltimore Family and high grade Extra are selling
by the dray load to the trade at S45O fog Family and
1925 p biol for Extra
RYE Flour AND CoRx MEAL-We quote Rye
Flour at $45C@f.75 p Dbl the latter figure being tor
very choice, and Corn Meal atS3.75 p Dbl.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour NAV be
quoted at $4G94 so 2 100 tbs
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
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DIR. ]. Jarratt of Darlington, S. c., was
killed at his residence Florence, on the 13th by
his overseer. Lewis Harold
Rents are declining at rapid rate in
hlchmond. A house that would have brought Sc. 900
a few months since, was rented the other day for
$3.50.
Inc Jacksonville (Florida) Times says;
Thousands of negro children are beinp educated in
TINS state by their present employers, who were
shareholders There is very deep interest felt in
the welfare OF the late slaves by their former owners
Japan must be good place to 90 to. It
is said that you can buy first class house there for
thirty dollars and live comfortably in it for two CENTS
day. Servants charge fifty cents month, and
horse and groom may be had for the same time for
one dollar and fifty cents If you don't like it when
you get there you can open yourself with cheese
knife, and no question will DO asked
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lODACCU.-Ine traDSacIiOnS IN Tobacco commune
to be limited but the market although quiet, is
firm for desirable lots. There is some new Maryland
coming forward, and good lots are readily taken at
inquiry. In Ohio and Kentucky Tobacco there is
nothlng doing. We quote as before, viz; Maryland
IroSted-to common, $S@5; do sound common, $500
l;qG do mldding, SS@10 good do to fine brown. $40
gio 60 fancy Sl7@25; do. upper country, S3@30 do.
ground leaves new, 1906 for common to fair and S6@
l. loT GOOD to line. Ohio-Inferior to good common
Soeto 49, brown and spangled. S901250; do good and
nne req ana spangled, Sl4@17 do fine yellow and
fancy, 9ZWg5U; Kentucky, frosty lugs Sc 5067 do
falr to good lugs S1.50@S.50; do. common 10 fair
Leaf S9gl2; DO good Sl250916; do fine select Sls3s
the inspections this week are IT'S hhds MARYLAND Al
hhds ono, 70 hhds Kentucky. and hid Missouri:
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is selling snr
c. l0xl4 at Sl55O and for TX 10x14 at $3.50 . HOY
and Lead at Il cts for Pig; 13 cts for Bar and Is cts
b for Sheet and Pipe. Spelter quote at II cts and
Sheet Zinc firm at II cts p ID. currency N
TALL0W.1We have heard of no sales this week.
but we quote Western at 121a cts and Butchers as
ISOLATION at IL cts p ID:
WOOL.-Wool continues dull and depressed, and
the tendency of prices is downward. We quote as
follows, yz:-Unwashed at 30@32 cts; tub washed at
50@52 cts pulled at 30G140 cts; fleece. common to
quarter blood 44@47 cts quarter to half blood 4@55
cts and half to full blood Saxony at 55@62 cts.
WHISkY.-Whiskyh has advanced since our last
to 10 q gallon, and the tendency at the close is
still upward. At the opening of the week City and
Western quoted at S2.23@2.24, but yesterday
Western sold at $22S@2S0 p gallon, and o-day a lot
of 80 bbls Western sold at $780, and small lots
brought 1892 gsllon. The sales for the week add
nm about 400 bbls
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ADDRESS,
THE HICKS ENGINE COMPANY.
IS Liberty Street,
n O2-2t aru6rn

OFFICE OF tn e sOM EEE;EsCEAE, ETEA%n
-. BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF.
BALTIMORE, September %, 1888.
A CARD, '
A. statement having been circulated among tina
mercantile community that the "COMMERCIAI,S
OF outside line of Steamers between this port and
New fork, has been only established Temporarily
and Is to be withdrawn at the convenience of he
owners, the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
shippers generally between these ports that
ments have been completed to keep up regular com
munleatl9n for Rre years. The extensive docks ss
Pier No. II North River New York, and Flannigan's
wharf, in Baltimore. have been leased for that period,
and AFFORD dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
line In either port Three first class freight Steam.
srs, viz, the SEA GULL. FALCON. and KING
FISHER, viii mske regular and rapid connection.
and VIII dsliyer Eretght according to the tsrns "a
shspl1ept during thEt tlsss
JACOB B. 6MuLL
Asz-E7- Geserai AGENT
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Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, March Flour and Wheat are dull
Whisky is firm at $2.25. Provisions quiet with
moderate iobbng demand on Southern orders Small
sales moss Perk st $S@&.6o, Lard quiet OF ls cts,
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NOTICE TO Partners
Tha subscriber, having established an Agency foz
the purpose is now prepared to furnish THE FARM
Frs WITH LABOR, White or Colored, and IonId
respectfully advise tdoso in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them In Associations Of CiubS
&c. This Siu prove grsSt saving Of time and AL
pensS to the Farmer. For Farther inforlniSion r.
DIsass enclose stamps. and address S'"
o. LyRR WOOD, General Assns
ocG-tf 81 SNcond Sfr~@t RaItimnra M
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Atlanta, Georgia, intends having street
railroad.
Master Richard Cocker sailed for Europe on
Saturday.
Forty out of the one hundred and
nine British regiments now wholly or in part in
Ireland
Two men in an oyster boat were drowned off
Smiths Point, Va, day or two ago. stiff breeze
sprang up and capszed their boat. and before they
could be rescued they were drowned.
DR.. John H. Boyle, formerly citizen of
Marlboro, Md, died in New York on the 18th ult.
The steamship Europe sailed from New
York for Liverpool on Wednesday.
"A writer in the Chicago Tribune says that
blue skies rarely in Italy, and that he seri-
ously doubts whether a fair, deep, blue sky can
be seen anywhere except the praries of Illinois"
One Joseph Smith, of Detroit, paid O.
visit to Buffalo, N. Y, got a SPREE kissed lady
on the street against her WISH and narrowly escaped
being sent to the workhouse for six months So much
for int5mperance.
1t appears from official reports that the
total number of emigrans to Turkey in the last six
years has been million and that their reception
has cost the government about twenty millions of
Turkish liras.
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FMNO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

NO SOADlkkS' FAMILIES,
BOUNTY. PENSION,
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, go.
The Widow, Child Father, Mother, Brother or
sister &c. Of any ecer soldisE Or Seaman Tf 20
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay. &c; Full information
~ WIN. B. HILL,
Government Claim Office,
10 ", Tayetts street,
Baltimore, Nd.
n, E.~An lsssa,s Rss' saatNa ssas9g seE
fsrtFs ssS
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.


Repored and carefully reDised every ,oeek for the Bal
timore Dailv Commercially
ALCOH0L;rAlcohol is selling slowly at s4;45@4.5O
p gallon for Western 95 2 cent and quote Cologne
Spirits nominal ct the same figures
APPLEs 5dH Ne New York winter Apples are s
but in comparative light supply.
ASHES.P0tiAshes are steady at$7 "a, but we quote
Pearl az = n2R n b at 81 .5o9l7 p 100 lbs.
quote bese, viz; Navy at " cts; Pilot at cts and
Water Crackers st cts q ID. The market continues
BEESWAX-we quote Beeswax at 44@46 cts. q
p for good Southern and Western but there is very
C0FF EE:..During the early part of the week the
market TOR Coffee was very quiet but within the last
and we notice sales of Loo bags Rio ex- Cricket;
at 152 cts gold in bond 300 bags Rio in lots at from
III cts gGd and nf 5a r % ona at q cts
for prime grades Rio, which are scarce. We quote
today as s. M ae g at d S 6o cts to- gold for
2E4@2lA cts gold for choice; Laguayra at It, 2l@28H
cts gold. and Java at 2S@2S9% cts gold. The stock
TODAY in first and second hands is about 1880 bags
CANDLES.-Candles are dull but unchanged in
price and we quote as before Adamantine at 22@S
cts for short and @27 cts for full weight; Sperm at
42043 cts Parafne at 45 cts and Patent Wax at $50
CSFffEMfpCiALS.-Demand and supply moderate We
quota as follows, viz Caustic Soda at llgll% cts
Soda Ash at $685. cts Sal Soda at cts; Bleaching
Powders at 5]496 cts; and Bi Carb Soda at lO14@u
irCOAL-Cumberland is still selling at 81 free on
board at Locust Point for cargoes and SfZo ior CITY
delivery, but Anthracite has declined materially
within the last week two, and it is selling at
retail at 5000 so y ton delivered.
C0PPER.-Refned Ingots are quoted this week at
35 1906 cts, which is decline, but Manufactured
Copper is unchanged in price, and we still quote
Sheet Braziers and Bolt at IS cts Nails at 60 cts.
and Yellow Metal Sheathing and Bolts at 40 cents
p ID.
CoTToN.-The market for Cotton continues dull
and very heavy. Prices have declined in the week
fully cts . ID, but there are no buyers for any
amount even at the reduced quotations, and rates
may be said to be nominal, as follows:
INLAND Gulf.
Ordinary $4,000 $1,000
Good Ordinary 3 7@l3S 3S@39
Low Middling 39@4O 40@H
Middling 4 21OO 5000
Good Middng ....44900 5000
FLOUR.-We have to note continued dull mar.
ket for Flour The business this week for several
weeks past, has been confined chiefly to supplying
the wants of the local trade although lots have
been taken for shipment to the West Indies There
has been within the last day or two some inquiry for
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IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS
HICKS PATENT DIRECT-ACTING, RECIPRO-
eating PISTON
S I EA ME n GINES.

Saving Is per cent in space weight transportation
friction and number of parts over the best engines
with great economy in steam and repairs The cheap-
est, simplest most compact and durable made.
Adapted to Marine, Stationary, Portable Locomo-
tive, Oil and Mining uses. OF any size
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ket for Flour The business this week as for several
weeks past. has been confined chiefly to supplying
the wants of the local trade, although lots have
been taken for shipment to the West Indies. There
has been within the last day or two some inquiry for
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An idiot has been arrested at St. Flarien,
Canada, who is possessed of the mania of setting
houses on fire, and has caused many losses
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HATS AND CAPS.
MEDICAL.
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~ YOUTH TO TIE AGED
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OR
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Use Nm re9qvate TIE stomach to degree of perfect
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Proprietors, No. q Dey street.
Sold by SETH s. HANCE,
al, jos Baltimore street
oc Et-oih Baltimore.
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The News from Europe.

DETAILS BY THE STEAMER ASIA.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Application viii be made to the City Council
fNaTnN sfRSs session q condemn aad open LEX.
As Si.i.vdSS Asa9. npR kertk 70 pseat .atssb
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FACTORIES, ETC.
WASHING

WASHING
W. IA "" Ia 50 ~o
READ THIS!---TRY It'll
One Customer says:
My trade is now altogether in your Soaps. The
Washerwomen won't have any other kind"
Another:
my Cook has gone frantic about your Excelsior
Soap"
Another-"THE EXCELSIOR makes & Beautiful
Lather does not injure the Clothes, and
nowI am never troubled or Mon
days for five cents worth of
soda to wash with"
"ER w MMvs
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Remember. every bar of our SOAP is STAMPED
hE EsToR.''
II your Grocer has not got it, call at:ths
Excelsior Soap works,
no. LOVELY LANE,
H2S--d Near Calvert
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gHsF.ss;s,sa, YORK ROAD RAIL.
Esz519f 4 sSssa way
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th cars will
except Il noon. '
Night car for Towsontown at II Pm.
- Leave Towsontown every hour from A. NJ. tot
P. NJ except u noon. noe
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W. IA EBH 4 - &S "
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II your Grocer has not got it. call at:the
Excelsior Soap works,
no. 4 LOVELY LANE.
h21--d Near Calvert,
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MEDICINE CHESTS FOR SHIPPING
1SA NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted up
OLD CHESTS replenished, promptly, neatly, and
ct low rates By BENJAMIN T. WEIGH,
Pharmaceutist,
No. So South Broadway,
!aissH One deer 6qBtA Of Pratt o., Bslte.
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The following are the latest dates from India:
BOMBAY, February 10.-Cotton quiet-shpments
for the week, 1000 bags. Freights to Liverpool 4O
Exchanges l5sd.
CALCUTTA, Feb. e.-Exchange Is. l15d. Freights
to England, 35s. -.-
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The funds are buoyant.
Gonsols have improved per cent. during the week.
few days,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
CHAPTER 81.


saiafiss % Get szin slate paAesrs.
An Act fixing she salaries Of certain
State Ofaoers.
See. 1. Be il enacted BIZ sha GensTal
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, Tint
from and after the takiHg tffaet Of this
Act, The salary of each of The following
ofsesYs, Yiz.; TEeasasaF of stala, Regis
ter % tbs Stale lard 0fSss, sapeFi oten
dent Of pahiie Instruction and AGsoE.
- General, shall be, and the same il
hereby, fixed ~ the sum of one thous-
and are hundred doilaxs per AMMAN ,prp-
yided, that after the taking eject Of stIis
Acs, 90 mileage Or per diem shall be aI-
loved the Attorney General.
Sec. 2. AL Aats incossisseHt herewith
ars hsrehy repealed.
See. 3. This Aes bsiag deemed of i'm.
psrtanes By the General Assembly, shall
taka effect, and be 10 fares from and al
| Ter iis publication In the Iowa Stass Reg
istsr and Iowa Homestead, "a wspapers
Published al Des Moiuss.
App evea, March eth. iSe6.
hsrehy esstify that the foregoing sci
was published in The iowa State Regis
tsr March Seth, 1856, and in the iowa
Homestead april 4sh, 1856.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary Of Stats.
oETApER Co.
cesaasn Aesoasss sg sas assser and TssasHssr.
An Aet ssIatisg % assssnts ID the olSes
Of Auditor Of Ssssa aad Tsessufsr Of
Ssats.
seosioa I. b II snaassd hy sAs Gene
RI AasaEnbly Of toe State 81 IVA. Thai
tbs AadiEofpf Saats aa<i Tssasursy Of
6aass Be- ssd shey ara hsrebr as4harIxsd
% aIoee kaas saFasaE soseaats Id fhsif -
spsetssssE sas Nith Ms ssFedsssi Taxss
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|fs~M1n& 49, 49, 1u4 - u x3xkl,as
Isee. - sniasy VI essh 1pds4 ~ ths
pislsiet Neesl I'LL N eifktss nra.
rsd dcllsfs psf aaiam provided thai
The salesy ri nesesf sAid Jadgss sk.ll.
IN the operssien u this Aos, 81 inessas-
= duxisx IN sms snek asdas hotds III
olkss, aadsr and hY yirsas al he sIse.
li~a q u psis1nlent unass which - ne4
Ahol6s euek DzEes. =
S. Thai IRAN and sftsr shs Isl
dsy Jsaaavyr 1855, sAs salaxy a. sash
Jadfs III ths Snprsns Court shall be,
snd lhs came is kaRaay fxsd as The ssm
81 tssaty shrss assdssd dollars pa an
nuss
$50. 3. Ali a1ss ID sonaias hsrawish
ara hsrsby repealed.
Sec. 4. This Aas bsiag dssmsd of In
madiaae imparsAucs by tia aaneral Aa-
ssmbly. shsll taxa eject frcm ans after
It's psbliealion 10 abe Eewa State Regis
ser and Iowa Homestead, newspapers
publisAsd 81 Des Meiasa.
Approved March Goth, 1865.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Reggie
Ter March 9Ssh, 1866. and Ia the Iowa
Homestead April alAs 1868.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Sasrstary Of State.
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~ sFsxt TJuksnss KsGd, n sM1 euss3 III
ssssral balaness 10 ths appFopsEase Fss.
asaa aeeonnts.
Gee. q. The Aaditas Ii aushogixsd %
ine4s ~ax1asn n - 1sFenat kasa u
the Stats, snste&d 81 "a Var and De-
fsass Eana, ~ Asaenpt 81 bills aaalxsd
IN Bin fer var expsnses, Is provided
Ter hy q ~ oI ~ fISk 0snsral AS
semhIy. bat be ahau oontinns - hsrsss.
fsra 10 charge saah warrants 70 . sepa-
rsss expeuss A1aoans.
$50. 3. This Act, being deemed Of
immsdissa Importance, shali take saeos
By publication IN The Iowa Stale Ragisssr
aud Iowa Homestead.
Approved March 17ths 1866.
/ hereby certify THAI The foregoing Act
Vas pahliahed In the Iowa State Ragla-
Ter, AaToh 30sh, 1855, aud In shs Iesa
Homestead april 4sh, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of Ssaso.
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Chapter 10.

RelstiEg 60 tas Eotsx AID Mortgages RreeFeG by
tanea D. Raass
An Aes 10 provide for tha collection and
settlement of lhs nnsss and mortgages
reserved b. Jamss %. Eada, fer moaey
loaned By him cas- Of the Permanent
schesl Fund, and Of juagmsata thsrs-
eas
seo. /. BIS ID saaess6by tbs G,nsral
Assembly aG the Ssasa Of Iowa, That tie
persons IiahIa to tbs State apoa aay sl
the aefes Or obligations saksn By James
ID. lads, for aonsy loaned By bim out
Of she Permanent Sehoel Eand, while ne
WA Superintendent Of Public instTus-
Gion al sheEtate, who shall pay TO the
State an or before the Erst day Of JAIu-
arg. 1867, the full amount Of the prinei-
pal Of saeh notes, wish interest tnereon
81 sin per cent. par snnusn from the date
Of said notes, shall be released from ali
furslser liability upon the same.
See. 3. Whenever the full amount OF
any judgment or decree rendered In ia
vor IL the stats upoa any OF said notes
aud mortgages cannot be realised oat Of
any other property Of the defendants or
defendants In saah judgment or decree,
tho District Attorney having charge o.
such judgment or decree, may compro.
mise so much judgment - May remain
due and unpaid alter sale Of such mort.
gagged property hereunder, With the de-
fsndant or defendants theEsto, upon speh
terms and conditions a. Ia his judgment
mar best promote the interest OF the
State, provided that such eompgemiss
aud settlement vhall be approved By the
State Censas beard.
Sec. 3. Thia Ass being deemed Of inn
mediate imporsanes, shall Taxa effect and
be 10 force from and after its pabiiea-
ton IN he Ioss State Register and Bar
lingten Hswk-Eye.
Approved March 20sh. 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was pnhlished In the Iowa State Regis
tar, March 81, 1865, and In the Barling-
con Hawk Eye ------. 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
CHAPTER SIS.

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shall be the daty Of the Beard Of Saper-
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well bsasd baank record book Of not
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sash Jsskies shat the sams 10 nsssasasy
ter The basiasss OF his ofkss.
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shala be pziz lse oas Of the souusy fund,
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sEss
Apprsvsa March 24sh, 1865.