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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

SANTA CLAUs.-The legend of the
merry St. Nicholas is one of the best
which ever excited the wondering curios-
ity of childhood. We believe in Santa
Claus aud always shall, and we can but
believe it the duty Of parents to keep the
beautiful faith alive in the hearts Of their
children. Our pleasant delusions pail
soon enough at the best Let us keep
alive I'll of them we can. If there are
any little girls or boys who bave no
father or mother, and never had, let
them send their names to this Office, and
Santa Claus Hill be sure to give them a
call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22
1867.
Pro SIP u CTUS
OF THE
SAINT PAUL PRESS,
Daily, Tri-WeekIy & Weekly.
Leading Organ OF the Re-
publican Parry,
Best, Most EnteFprisinS, and
Most Widely Circulated News
paper in Minnesota.
AND The

The Republican party of Minnesota con-
stitutes twO-thirds of the voting and fully
four-fifths of its eYspaper-Teadlng popula-
ton. OF this largely dominant party the
ST. PAUL PRESS-the only Republican
journal published at the Capitals the re-
cOgaized OIgan. In this wide field 1t has no
rival and no competitor. in Influence or circu-
latiOn. The Pass owes its unparalleled sue
cess, not only TO the single-hearted esrnest-
ness and fdeldity with which-never finch
ing in the darkdess. never tagging IN the
brightest days--it has advocated the most
progressive principles OF the party but to the
manly and fearless independence Of its course
on all local ond public questions in or out OF
party politics, and more especially TO Its I'M
Tivalled enterprise as a newspaper.
Hereafter. as heretofore, the Pass inscribes
upon its banner the principle Of
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL,
And while fighting that great battle through
If Gods viii to the end. it promises hereaf-
ter 10 furnish all who rally to ils support
even better and more attractive newspaper
than ever before. To this enn we have made
exclusive arrangements for and are now In
exclusive receipt of
Special Dispatches 30 the saint
Paul Press,
From Washington, st. Louis, New York,
Chicago and other principal points, III addi-
ton 70 the regular dispatches of the Associa-
ted Press.
In the fuIlness Of IFS State Correspondence
The completeness Of It's Local and CONNER
cial Reports; in its Statistical Exhibits Of
the progress Of the Trade, Agriculture, Nam
ufaciGres. DC, Of the State. and in every de.
partment of Local and General Intelligence,
the Pass is without a rival
The Proprietss of the Press are deter
mined 70 spare no pains or expense to main
tain the position of the Pass as the most
popular and influential journal and the most
attractive newspaper west of Chicago.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22
THE CHICAGO
r EP u BLIC a N g
Daily, Tri-WeekIy & Weekly
Editions.
BE ST NEW SP APE Il
PUBLISHED IN NORTHWEST.

THE BEST COMMERCIAL PAPER.
THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER,
THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER,
THE BEST LITERARY 4 FAMILY PAPER
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22
Ten thousand New Subscribers,
- = e u SE
DAILY.
TRI-WEEKLY.

One year. $1,000. siI months. $500. three
moths, 3 80
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

TUR A GOOD OTTER. BEAVER, Rat,
u or Cohy Cap, Ladies Skating Cap, or
Fur Trimmed Hood, call at
DILL q co.'s.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

DREAKFAST SHAWLS. Hoods Nubias,
I'D Sohtags. Chldren's Knit Jackets, and
all kinds of Knit Goods at
DILL & CO.'S
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

NOR ANYTHING in the way of Ladies'
4 Gents. or Misses Fur, Buck, Extra Elk,
Dogshin, Kid. Sheep. Ringwood, Lisle- thread,
Braganza, Wool, or anything ever heard of in
the shape of a Glove or Mitt, call at
DILL Dc CO.'S.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

EVERYTHING to keep you warm, or
II make you happy, for sale cheap at
DILL d CO.'S.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

The ST. PAUL Passive publish
to day the advertisement of tie st. Paul
Press for 1867. The Press is n paper
of which the Northwest may be justly
proud. 1t is the medium through which
we receive our latest news; It is always
able and vigorous in its discussions on
current topics, and is well filed with
matter Of local and general interest. The
enlarged weekly will be found especially
valuable to those who do not indulge 10
the luxury of a daily paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

NOR A SPLENDID LOT Of Fitch, Sibe-
I rian Squirrelj or Cony Furs, call at
DILL d CO.'S.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

ZOO BARRELS OF APPLES. for sale
COO by G.. A. DILL d CO.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

~ SANTA Claus has established his
headquarters during the Holidays, at the
Book and Variety Store. Calland see him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

GREAT RUsH.-Follo~ the crowd and You'll
be sure TO go for Holiday Presents to the
Book and Variety otoae.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22
Il MoNuMENr FOR OUR DEAD soI

Il MoEUMENT FOR OUR DEAD Sol
DIERs.-There is considerable talk at
present about erecting suitable monu-
ment TO the memory of the soldiers
from this county, who were killed or
died in the service during the late rebel
lion. A suitable monument, with the
names inscribed, can be put up for from
5000 TO 500. We believe that Pierce
County, which Las dealt SO generously
by her soldiers, should erect this monu-
ment TO the memory of those who went
out to return no more, and we under
stand that tue matter will be presented
to the Board of Supervisors at their
meeting next week. If the County does
not defray the expense, it is proposed
that an Association be formed 10 raise
funds for this purpose. Mr.. A. A.
MEAcHAM, Of this city, has a plan for n
with estimates of cost, etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-22

The path is long to Pagan shores.
Their skies are sunny Gods Ger all J
But winters deadly harvests fall
Around you. Deal our Masters stores.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
TeaLsegnaKok ka:L Srs
Oonl.sroskional,

W, ., : ,'G g.. I. u
=, " As'iiN'roN, December c. N M
'o"nnle}E,prGssnlt' ,.n} presented nt Tue pro,
feeolIss ;ot . recent N mefeSlog otsf3loynl
cl'lzehs,, Without respect @ color, color, held
~ NorloiR' gn.,'. snSkk.ns fiort tllesre, o 4.
@ahlzat'on 81 tie eG'yernmeHt 1ofaYir.
S'nn' Ne: ~
81, Nr, " ace presented a petition for
S"o re9hne%a''"h "' '''c clty,and County
=. N'"S"h""a;, Va, to the District Of
Columbia oEdcreH to he upon the Ia
b'r.
MI summer prc"ep'rd bill to pun.
'.h nose wl'o 'ndncc the em'9raian OF
frec colorco persons, under false pre-
t'',c"s,
u hnr no l*r, NJ. WASafnrn". Of
s!%nA:, II ~! 'c.o'nli1',a Iiy,tiing
ia Sr+""t IonoI',"r on h,, NrwsOt-
teams l1"lt1 'nv">;gr'" III nIb'g a
" '1$ III N' NV Oripri# Cus.np
ll"uSo"nd the anpoin'mrrn Of rebels
thrr"m, 10 ll'" exclusion Of u son men:
wh,ch WINS "d"p' d..
Mr. II 'rhH:> Of Illinois, of rri
reN'!tf''on, ihHt tn House oll&'iros,'u
t"LEcs VIII &lrn lli< "AIairrins suppor,
10 the Exrc''''rt. Dcmrtment Of re
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
IL Laxican News.

MOBILE, Doccnboi, To- Colonel J.
} .GiShcr, iormcty &al ot!icar in the
Mexican army, uMduY Generals Com
Inontort and Luarn&, ana recently Of
the Confederate army, arrived III tli,
city on rNn 9th. Inst, having lc!t
M3XicQ On ;ha40th ul,mo and NoW
'c,nz on III lth list. he says that Il.
dcpntation, coa@i*tiIIg OF c!cYay, dis
.tinsnisbcd officers, and citi8cDS, went
from MeNico 10 .. O.i~,1a TO ,aont ,'ac
Emperor. They wrr& rceoiyo3 hy.
him, and The re$ult OF The in,cwio~
was to induce him 70 chah3e bis plans
and adhere TO-. The coilntrg. 'iIhe
.clcr&Y contributed $l6,OGo,04u,. and.
oitiaGns.and capitalists ploa&od them.
selves for q likc&momt aIa&imiliau
rctumcdio tho t.rital tUp prcuoNt in
tcrfefencc with his4n2yol cnts by The
French. Mcesnre8iw We're inmM4iatcly.
taken fpr rcorSani2igg thc army
against JHarcl ana other .EiBcyalt.
General Marquee has hecn ordered 10
the. cQmmaud, of lto Department Of
EPucbla; General ,Miramon to that OF
y Jomaxato; General Mciia to. that Of
San Liii$, Potdsi, embracing the whole
section Of country nov occupied by
the, l.ibora!s. Colonel l'i$hor also
5saysihGt it was believed in Mexico
tiat%thc arrangomcnts for the with
,lra@al Of tho French troops were en-
tjrcly revoked and ;tbar;lo:wA, and
tthal tho ElppcrorsMoiaas pc sustained
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

I ha4sos.Nn seStended debatctoQS place on,,hc
4 l.bilttorthe admission Of Nebrnskas Sum.
nersarenuously oppose.iit, on the ground
;thht mo state Constitution adopted by the
/ people ofthnt Territory did not confer no
gro Suffrage. During the course OF tho
I debate, the status of the Southcmr States
1, b,was,nlso discussed, When Sumnqa declared
i most positively that th, yncyer Should be
! rG miued without. negro Suffrage, even If
| tlteY adopted tile Constitutional amendment.
! I9 this, both Tho Clio Senator -Mcssrs.
Wade add &hcrmap .as positively replied,
! that the adopHgh Of that amendment was
I'tlinsoply condition 70 be imposed on inosc
oth'os, aai that, upon thcir ratiyiagit. :.
tthcir Senator'S aid Representatives shol|l
he Immediately alniittcl. Wad, said sIr.a
they had "itsred his bargain TO the S0u,N,
AMI l", tor Que, should stick bY il. Mr.
Sherumssaid tac pcopl. ogtI;c North had
- 'nn'ur$tool ard would so nhi3,. E,.h
'h"H" S"ns'nr$. h,wcYcr, dcaanal Hv, il
'N""rUh iuEisor' 10 ncrap' i il iNu-t .'.
hT,| hy tny M: nH@ ~ nfani,i'lT. pty. .l..
in th2 t!nasr. til &nnotc bill 'iu rm,,I tta
/ Ar n'"ctEn lrHm>h'*e III the h..,Vlt' ul
aE"hrUGl wNSiak,N Gon .in: n. .n,..+
dasH alli ecrsnN u. iriu,'r ~. .
ih" nrrvipus'Vupsiiun on the 49,, ,n.y. ihn.
!ill Hal" at Ncw N'n d,ahtd ~ r'',r
an Am'n.lmeHt p.ovilims ypr IN c,hoauun
81 tc|, h!' luZc'sl" rtlusnt 10 yici4 ,r,.
;hgtddrpa'2,gni 'he n,'I wag r.iiouri u
fup nnI 81. sri i,h'Nt 4 .'n'", ~ a. ,a,o,
il7io a., TIC 'Ionzr thoa want n,o
conmitec 81: the Wholr m IT, cirr len s..
meSaatH.. H.t N"Et"o'th na !r .na,eif
rcyi"witI ,A@ nets an, p.inv Ctj,u rIest.
dcat NJ%NHui ashof 'gpv tr imr@'t..
resolution, 10 cy"ril '@uurHcn wf.
application orn 'c5n.n' o. Us, a,sslo..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
Toreiga lt4ins.,

ho,s, Deccmbcral 3.-2R Roon. il
has beep clearly proved that5Stltes
stdamsbip asoliyar,3 which sWas seized
in Msslway was mot designed for the
Ropiahs.s Sic belongs to ColuniBia,
slil MI lshe5d eIycrett TO 4thc s6at Of
,that g 6ser6pgeu " as Soon as possibls.ss !
snosEiappsll ling OK pl osion5 has oe-
.carfel in d go lleryyS !. at I5Safnsley, -in
Ntheieoudty OF York Tie loss 8of life
,he,hed dies, ofIi over three
shundred dead lhaya5 lfaad yfbeen,t ,talSSey
L,frosa the mine, and dnapy sothcrs. t.still
|unaccountel for,
,BaRssLy, EReIA AND, December l2.
4steTiblo explosion took place, at
/ Oats Gollicfy, near tllisi place, sat zone
lo,clock this ftefnoon5 This lliery
contaiued. The largsatS pitlln this 9 : is.
btrist bfscouhtry. The shaft S4S
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
Cable Dispatches.

PARIS, December 1.-The United States
Government hns commenced legal proceed
ings in the first tribunals OF Seine. 10 re
Ichyny% Tho amount of 2,225,00O frames paid
NJ. NJ. Armen, by the agents Of the Confcdc
Hnto government, OH account. for building
iiyeiiron,cad vessels, alleged ohnvc been
constructed for thc,use ofthc Empcror OF
China, but actually nlcndcd for the Con
Gs1crno navy, thougtihc vcsse.swcrc nc,c
delivered.
II is .rnmoril hers lhat-R!le 'tcuporn,
powerpf his llighncss ne Pope has be 1
secured by. an agreement nr.ar between tue
EmPsrot NGpnicou and; King Nirloi. H,mat tlis
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

fhr mvaic library OF Nh, Peter Force, Of
"HShing' on, IS tie most extensive rrivuie
collection of books in America '2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
News Items,

s. h,SPAsuiaGYoN, pcOrICUess IL, tol.A isl
4 gfc8t3rej1isin& by 80 pcgrocs ,anatheir
ySi,i,e fffenllS oyer tho negro suffrage. Till,
which was passed in ho,lr. llonScs;t by n
ninjofity which pl,ccs f beyond tinrcriI
ofa veto. The blacks Of lac .Dist,ict ofI
Colninbntare 10 have thereafter equal po-
Observation-Disclosures the whites. rhb Sn
pronle5Const Z .ofillieiU iUni'cd SGnshas refused
TO 70 on n the question Of Tho Constitution 4
Sherwood and Governor, i;ihilton, ofTeS3f
.amoustcsS petition, iifty fact in.fabgtlI.H
Containing tlie names OF nearly. oyery
rronimeni citizen Of New MoXit !, mas been
Forwarded 10 eEau'horiies heic, praying
for rnn5intrease:dfhe force in5tha
'Nassitopy MS absolutely necessary ~ pre-,
INtRthcsiiyes .nnd property oEtbe illiahi
tants gAinsttlic Ip4iaps, who arF ieportgd.
10 bespluudcrips a,isl n,urdcrig almost viii,
inipunity
WKsHISaroN,tD Decembcr 5. a, pfoposi-N
tionktoshold IL coIvcn,ion .,of,thc & oycrnors,
oftlle South States, tsfeonsider The po.
Jttidals situation nna dntclminss what course
should be pursued, in order to, meet the
legal demalids Of Congress and he radical
1nrty. is now nndor coasidofRlion by prom
incnt, ,Soutl.ornors, Wli6 AFRO and lIay Ebeon
in o6rre$pondcnce Will ile Geeyeri,6
nlmgd. @ 81 "a. s. 5i8{
NswYonK, SDcGen,hGit :. I'm explosion
gaseline;,iti il SUPPOSED apSrad in The
Capplon House, on Third y sep n!g, $s astl
; '.t,ighb5 5hy which pgllt rerson5 mere ,terri-
: blybitncl x three3 Of whom, !, it's believed
enuiiot ,roca YER y $50 & 81 3s9 ~ \.
~. LouIs, SDcosmbcr l5iesyA speeb,i, ffoi,s
s5eESrs6,l City says lie busll-@baoh ers5 come
jtto Iesihgioei in foIeof yoster1d ysls dea,
t,omiiaht. of POLAND Clemens, OF joni
J, gopcfy .slopiantle snprSntler lem
ems, ailsl his palsai, II enstett st'h
wheoh GlSn,pns ,wass ki lied, ~ ad =, ot'''cs 70
blshs@hackers. moltaily wopldedt. B NJ ont ON
i. is6m6ry has ,arreslea several Of th g lpsest
. Yrodjnent geaesa Innlst 4 md liol Hs
losta8es for The Of Union citl tgl.
$zens. 3s K. ias f rs, 81 rs, \ 80
NE@ QbLE sNs,t Decos0 bsst \ o2.,I hesei 8Ett
Mexican ndvioes 10 tho effect thal !, fNoplh
the clcpgys sfalGil \ 4 their. promises 70 T,.ise
anfor Ma axlmiliat, he viii s.ismainfs at y,
heaa'of ,ths Goyscnta6pEJ Tic; reporgai
etedited here. ~ !,
Thooottom crop Of the Parislrot OaRchl
Ia sorthe present year, will DC dehciell
? about $4,000 bales. alf F*' 90;
Congregational, s,> .g
|AsNlh azos, December J Tna he ssi
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g - 'Ne 'NeNNS'@ - A"FSN8l W No S&-
,StsoF. a-olSFanee 81 t"omA troa the
n"I.onL - eatly TOUR hundred mon
anno ooyS Mero III the mine at the
Vlmo oheXPioSion, nearly al Of whom
"oGc t,. cFuSneH' -.
| = me - ~ '-'-l1yycfy aid is being
= s,IoH q! 10 rescue me SURVIVORS E&~
,.o' ','s l!'f'!'0S ~, nave co"nVSG % dea0
Ho-'1S f| %t'Nl" INC Sp"ceNt NY yards,
\ ou' u 'A" uhiortNha1e victims nave
nG1l I'oV%"O ~ w ,".'IHc' D0t t"uiy mr.
S,,4'?"' ,: ihS e".:heer5 are OF NE
Hr,.,S'.i ,,',. o""'% 10 t,.n io2' AR
,,.,, 'G" '''' ~ 10 more SuH &ilye IA I4c
''T'N1 1; ,".' = ~ 2'oF"VV hnn,M'
..'"G ., I'4.'"'I1" ~ ,no recess u Ihe
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i7AlRrGNAE IpISFRICJ'.
IN TQUlTY.

ES pmton i Petition 10
q. II. ttiyerg rvVcU'to Testimony. &.
uNliE PctiUonqf IA ,be above stated app'i.3n
/ cation, having Gltd Nishet,ion .ptfer-}s
rc'upte'lhc ich'muuy fthc ittsio II ,cer- 3
mnagt of iGn pllGEeN TO be conveyed to&'
him by t'urolrS FclleE. ~ g, ,.a, 't
IT is OnDEnEh, on bottom ofsAlr.&RiQW
Solicitor for the Potit0Rcr, and in pursii IS.
.aurc Of The Act oiihe General, assembly inS
stHi ansH maler and provided, tin, all per-
oOs ihte,cgsril'in ihoeSnid prcmiscst dof0p:Ss
pplrnGlHis olljcG thrOc mnntlis from, thcs,
lWhli liluyjUn hvrcOf, 40 examine tho evidence
ll.lt moy led ptodNccd aud 10 produce cyi,,s
0Haec !pgolig. s3'&
i. A$GAI ILhNBp, \.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

@wtrr.-Noltaire rotated to Mr.
5 i2r!oal "n MccdoaG Of Swift. l.aGy
CNrtcrc', wire Of the bord-Iicutcnaut,
said 70 swift, ".E'!c gir Of Ireland is
very cX3cllcnt and hcalChy." a'Hur
goodness sake, madum," %il Gui.t.
"dom't say so in nh0glaud fot' il You
do, thoy will certainly taX H."
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Dtate.or { gg9Sa.
EAlRglb9p4 plsla!
iSslQriYi, 8 Ils a Il, i j
Lucy iiaNtson, Tl
nm, ,ey3'G InEqMts,
''''" -, ~. i,'afr.ison, Bill for So Is q 81
80 t4hll ISSll.'. f. j-ye i Dow nr. fNsiisSs t

fl,tSu""sG Of ndeeree made iltlis oaee.
"i 'An lnlGmcnt ana other. credit ors3 3
DS9" .1ngl taon- dee'dc axe NerehSSnolihsd
"h % Dg'nre AF frat day Of May snex rs.
yN4Iotgond prove ,ty, AuDiuiQnt '.tesIimon,sss
'0@ ~ NaH n1ja.si9 9urat<at ss6lItSo IL.
h'iheH several hna.h eapcctiyets.
"Ls@Gh# g.oouHons, drIj&; cN,iaa ,nnd I
'i" E'iNst t'S> aI2ie 81, said deccas
l.twlyac1 cr,litocs dso u5tiiJa tlat
H'e e'loIo6 ia S&ia dccrcc from rnS
hcI Wri1%of Fcir l6cMs a&2iH.eE
a '2t&.ot aud-lnd0ll olltors cte.
l''" .i." theTare therein vmioinod ti,pt6i
commencing or' mosegG,ihg alS yuit.@fTS[
I3M 'g'igst tho dofcndlHt, JOHN .R,sss
+. '"n",&a acknowledgements saitl c5(ate te
MI aogt .ho irayo of thta 6Qllt;ts>
II, A. GAEraRn.
g, T. Esd.
" ",a,'.o,",S g. sept 4, 1905, IA
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. #1e0D TIFF BENfsJT oc iIfousEg Epr-
5ERs 2z*aIaWYyss persons no are III; iths
'i,&bif of tsffesbsping Sn,aekcrel ior Other
;salt. fish, snavers dream, there ;is$nS right
aksy$A wrong way to do 81. Any One
swhellles seem Alle sproess4of evaporation
g,6nfa salt works kno@s that The
SAID Gal Is stosthej bottom. just sQiit is
i'm the palsSWhere1youis relor Other
fish lies wifi The skindown, the salt VIII
Iilails dtlis skin and remain there; when
Elfpleaed With flesh side down the j. salt
viii fs,l to the b9ttonLofitbe pan, and
1.-The fsl, comes oi,tfreshened asst shop!d /;
other case IL AS saltas wheii
pit ii. Thar ssoa " lssqs. 8. 8 J.
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.N0Irslf..I ].

Il IlAEE mouths aflfr5da g i fitsl losgsat
), win hcnaAG toltls0 0haglai ~ t3o1tl isssss
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be necessarily performed by him or them, such as
attending at the examination, keeping the prison
er in custody and providing him with food and
lodging during his detention, and until the final
determination of such commissioner, and IN get :
eral for performing such other duties as may be
required in the premises; such fees to be made
up in conformity with the fees usually charged
by the officers of the courts of justice within the
proper district county, as near as may be prac-
ticable, and paid of the treasury of the United
States the certificate of the judge OF the dis
trict within which the arrest is made, and to be
recoverable from the defendant as part OF the
judgment in case of conviction.
SEC. 8 And be it farther enacted, That when
ever the President OF the United States shall have
reason to believe that offences have been or are
likely to be committed against the provisions OF
this act within any judicial district, it shall be
lawful for him, in his discretion to direct the
Judge, marshal and district attorney of such dis
trict to attend at such place within the district,
and for such time as he may designate, for the
purpose of the more speedy arrest and trial OF
persons charged with violation of this act; and
it shall be the duty of every judge other officer,
when any such requisition shall be received by
him. to attend at the place and for the time there
in designated.
Sec. 9. 4nd be it further enacted, That it shall
be lawful for the President of the United States,
or such person as he may empower for that pur-
pose, to employ such part of the land or naval
forces of the United States the militia, shall
be necessary to prevent the violation and enforce
the due execution OF this act
SEC 10. Aasd be it further enacted, That upon
all questions of law arising in any cause under
the provisions of this act final appeal may be
taken to the Supreme Court of the United
StateSn
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Scale Of Depreciation,


The following Act, in relation to the scaling OF
Confederate Currency, from the time of its first
issue to the end of the war, passed at the recent
session of the General Assembly:
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO
ESTABLISH a SCALE OF DEPRECIATION
OF CONFEDERATE CURRENCY.
WHEREAS, By an ordinance of the Convention
entitled I" An ordinance declaring what laws and
ordinances are in force and for other purposes -
ratified on the 18th day of October, A. D., 1865
it is made the duty of the General Assembly to
provide a scale of depreciation of the Confederate
Currency from the time of its first issue to the
end of the war; and it is further therein declared
that Z" all eXecutory contracts, solvable in money,
whether under seal or not, made after the depre-
citation of said currency before the 1st of May,
1865, and untitled Except official bonds and penal
bonds payable to the State) shall be deemed to
have been made with the understanding that they
were solvable in money of the said CURRENCY
subject, nevertheless to evidence of different in
tent of the parties to the contract therefore,
Be ii enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Of North Carolna, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority Of the same That the following scale of
depreciation be and the same is hereby adopted
and established as the measure of value of one
gold dollar in Confederate currency, for each
month, and the fractional parts of the month of
December 1864, from the 1st day of November,
1861, to the LIST day of May, 1865 to-wit:
Scale Of depreciation Of Confederate CURRENCY the
gold dollar being the anti and measure Of 0alote,
from November LIST, 1861, to Mdy LIST, 1865: