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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Kossuth Gold and Silver MininE Co nm
pany-Location, Devils Gate Mlnins Hisne ~ ali
deiinQuents upon the following described STOCK on
account OF assessment OF one dollar for each ana ex;
March 23d, A, D. is6S, and upon all back assessments
to date. set opposite to the respective SharehouerS'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02

IuiNS .uAIkultk . .
And n accordance with the law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the date above men,
toned. 10 many shares OF each parcel OF said stock
aSniAy be necessary, Will be sold at the Office OF the
Sccrcisry OF said company, No. 50 South Z street.
Virginia, on SATURDAY, the I'D day OF July. A.. D.
ISIS. st the hour OF !? O'Clock Y. OF said day, TO pay
said delinquent assessments thereon. together with
costs Of advertlslnga and expenses Of sale;
Virginia. June q. 1865. Iu2l I'd
The foregoing sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
place above designated. by order q the Board OF
Trustees. W.. II. HOWARD. Sce'y:
The foregoing sale i postponed until SATUR-
DAY. the 9th day OF September, ISIS. at the sam
Board OF Trustees. W. II. HOWARD, Scc'y.
Virginia. August 5. lS3. auI I'll
The foregoing sale Is further postponed until SAT-.
CRDAY. October 18th, 1855, at IL NJ, in front Of
RIhllnS ! Cos Bank South B street. Virginia. by
Virginia. Sept. II. ls0. sell I'll
The above sale Is postponed I'LL SATURDAY. DC.
tober 18th, Isis. at the same hour and place. when
oeii ID !. III. TARLETTE. sec'y.
December I'd, 1865, at same hour and place. by
order Board Of Trustees.
oc26 I'd ). II. MARLETTE, Sec'y
The above sRls Is postponed until SATUR-
DAY, january 9th. 1866, between l and 3 o'clock
P. NJ, at the same place. By order Of the Board
Virginia, Dec. 9, 1856. deg i'd
The above sule !, postponed until SATuR.
DAY. February 10th, 1866, between ] and 3
o'clock P. Mat thu same place. By order Of the
SH. MARLETTE, sec'y.
Virginia, January 6, 1906. Jas I'd
Thn n1,nwa ualo Ia nn.tnonAI until CATTTR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02

California Consolidated Mining
Company, Meadow Lake District, Nevada
county. California-Notice Ia hereby given, that
there are delinquent upon the following de-
scribcd stock. for assessments No. Q. 10 and IL,
the several amounts set opposite TO the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02

The public IA cautioned against purchasing tho
same r. wEGENER. Stcry.
Ofaco AIS Montgomery street. .
San Francisco, February II, 1866. lfe2l lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02
Rattle

Raff1e
E'on HOUSE AND LOT, WILL TAKE
At an psses on or before the 10th Of March, 1865,
fs24 "a Each.
ID. bESEER, Propristor.
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Observation-Disclosures silver Min.

ing Company. The following described certia.
Gates Of stock Of the Confidence Silver Mining
Compan were sold at public auction, February
l6. 1866, to pay delinquent assessment:
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Yours. very respectfully,
JN0. A. COLLINS.
County Superintendent OF Common Schools.

The Goloeino Ia an a6stract ofthe stdtisticdl reports
ofColonel Collin. School Saperint eldent for Storey
County, g ne sapeTintesdsn o. puShe InitrEe.
VIRGINIA, Sept. II. 1915.
Rev. A. F. WHITE, SUPERINTENDENT Public
ISsTRrcTloS-Enclosed please And the statistical
reports OF my department. required by Law:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-02

The following Is corrected copy ofthc new sche-
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August LIST. 1864:
Acknowledgment OF
AniIavit cts
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Dissolution Of Pnrtnership.

THEODORE A. HALE. Sec'y
rs. F. Bulletin copy.l feel I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25

- NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
Cotton-wlthout decided change at 1880
for middlinE. Flour-Without decided
change, only q moderate demand; 609T 50
for extra state; s S59S so for extra round hoop
Ohio, and 10 8 for tlde brands, market clos
ing quiet. Whisky-Quiet; q for western
and refilled. Wheat-Dull and common
grades declining. Rye-Quiet- Barley and
Barley Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn-DulI
and lower, SI@S3 for unsOund; Si9S7 for sound
mixed western in store and delivered; SS9S8
for new yellow southern, and 90 for prime
white southern. Oats-More active and lc.
better; 409I3 for unsound western; 55S56 for
sound. Petroleum-Dull and lower; 81 for
crude; 5I955 for refined in bond; for all the
month Of March, sellers option 81. Pork
Heavy and lower; q S71zd9 so for new mess,
closing regular at . Sis % 50S2S % for old
do, closing regular ut Is 90; q 2592l 50 for
prime, and . for prime mess also $50 bblS
new mess for February and March, sellers
option D 75@29 l21<. Beef-Q Quiet; 10 5lG0
for new plain mess, and 7I@73 for new. Cut
Meats-l3 for shoulders, and 151S9l6 for hams.
Dressed Hogs-Heavy; 125% for western chiefly
at l2949l3114, Rndl3H for city. Lard-Quiet and
lower; l5@IS; also 500 bbls for February, sellers
option, I79<.
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lanirif nrfhe 5000, lrnrIket.

NEW YORK, JAN 24.-The Post says:
The loan market is easy, but rather
more active at s per cent. The accu-
mutation of idle capital is so great that
lenders have difficulty to place their
surplus in call without some further
concession on terms. Very little COM
mercial paper is making; prime names
pass at 2, and in some cases at ea65<;
ing to lower prices. Government stocks
are dull but steady 1905 and COM
pound interest rates are in active de-
mand ut full rates. Collaborating inter
est bonds are in active demand. Rail-
road shares are regular and 1ower-the
n. w. being the strongest on the list (;
in Pittsburgh also there is a firnler
feeling. ~, 49,.
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R1cHMoND, Va, Jan. 24.-Genera1
Terry has issued an order prohibiting
any civil officer, or other person, from
attemting to apply the provisions of the
vagrant law, recently passed by the
legislature, to any colored person in
the Department OF Virginia. He saws
the ultimate result of the statute will
be to reduce the freedmen TO a condi-
ton of servitude worse than that from
which they been .emancipated.
The senate ordered the third reading
charged with criminal offenses, the
privilege of trial by jury, and making
them liable to the same punishment as
whites for similar ofenses. The same
act gives them the privilege ofgivfng
in evidence viva voce in civil courts,
but until 1868 they will not be allowed
to certify, $50 Ii1
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Ere.

DuNK1RK, NY, Jan. pa row of
buildings on 3rd street in this
city nearly an entire block in length,
was destroyed by fire last night. The
fire originated in the German emigrant
house through the careless exposure of
coal oil. Four bodies have been taken
from the ruins burned beyond identif1-
cation. They are supposed to be emil
grants. One man was rescued from
the flames, but so badly burned that
his recovery is doubtful. The amount
of loss and evidence is not ascertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25

NEW York, Jan. 24.-Lawrence Oil
plant, whose name appears in the list
Of English subscribers TO the eonfede-
rate loan, writes from Cincinnati to the
New York Herald that his name had
been inserted in the list without his
knowledge or consent; that he had
never held bond, or had anything
whatever TO do, either directly or 1ndt-
rectly, with the loan. -
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Reeeip-s, OF Cotton.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2L-The CONNER
cial says for the past 10 weeks the re
ceipts of cotton at this city by railroad
have averaged 1851 bales, or at the rate
of 10000 bales per annum. Large
amounts have gone by rail direct to
Pennsylvania and New England max
ing the total weekly deliveries by rail
at the last probably {, 500 bales.
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wAsHISaFoN, Jan. 24.-The See'y of
War communicable the House to-day
in compliance withR resolution the cor
respondence Of the United States MILF
tary academy and chief engineer of the
army relative to marking with names
of battles of captured guns. 1t appears
that there are upward of 80 cannon at
West Point armorY. There are some
of historical value, and not a few Of
foreign manufacture, in charge OF Capt.
Balch who asked instructions relative
to marking them with suitable inscrip-
tfons. An officer suggests that It IS
not desirable to inscribe on any of
these guns evidence of capture as tro-
phieS OF war to remain in an academy
where young men from all parts OF our
united and once happy country are to
meet and contract friendship. He says
It should be our study with these young.
men to present nothing of an irritable
or boastful spirit to be placed constant
lylbefore the sight of those whose sec
ton of country. suffered by rebellion.
Let history tell the evils this rebellion
has produced and let us through the
instrumentalities of the military acade-
my renew its powerful influences IN
establishing national feelings through
the friendship that are sure to now
from a scholastic fellowship under
military training. For years these
guns should be preserved only as his
torfcal of artillery arm of service, the
specification of the place of manufac-
ture of each calibre and description,
but emitting everything connected with
their capture. "a @ffs' 71lft. isds ;l
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CoNeREssIoNAL PRoCEEDINes.
WAsHINeroN, Jan. "a, 1866.
SENATE


Mr.. Sumner presented petition of
citizens of Colorado, now resident in
New York, in favor of the admission OF
that Territory as a State, but with the
promise that the word "white" shall be
stricken from her Constitution.
Mr.. Brown presented a similar. petit
ton on same subject. -
Mr.. Brown also presented a petition
asking for the extension of the right OF
suffrage to women.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution Tor
an amendment to the Constitution pro-
hibiting payment for slaves, or OF any
debt contracted in behalf of the REBEL
lion. Referred TO the Judiciary Com
nittee.
Mr.. Samn j. Kerwood was sworn in
as a Senator from Iowa until the Sd of
March 1866. ill., ALtti
The bill to enlarge the power of the
treedmens bureau was taken up.
Mr.. McDougals spoke against the mea-
sure.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported without amend
ment the bill in relation TO the Court OF
Claims. This bill repeals section OF
the act of March, 1858, and allows an
appeal to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States at any time within so days
after passage in the cases mentioned:
Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, offered JOINT
10
to the Constitution of the United
States, the provision that no payment
shall ever be made by the United States
or any State for or on any account of
emancipation of any slave or slaves for
or on account of any debt contracted IN
aid of the rebellion. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported a resolution of
the North Carolina Legislature asking
that the test oath be repealed.
Mr.. CONFESS, of California said that
in the reports of the Associated Press,
bills and other matters of great impor-
lance to California had been studiously
omitted. He had recently presented a
bill for the construction of a railroad
in California, also bill of great inter
est to the people of San Francisco and
neither ofwhich have been mentioned.
Mr.. Dixon, of Conn, offered reso-
luton which was agreed to, to instruct
the Committee on Judiciary to enquire
what legislationis necessary for protec-
ton of loyal citizens whose property,
real or personal, which has been con
fiscated by the so called Confederat
Government, and for the restoration of
such property to its loyal owners there
of, and report by bill or otherwise.
The Senate then adjourned.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The CONNER
cial's Washingto special says the Com
mittee on Ways and Means are divided
on Mr.. Morrill's bill. A foreign clause
will probably be reported unfhvorable.
1t is considered that the bill is virtually
lost, and the House is not likely to re-
store the rejected one its withdrawal.
An appeal 70 Congress will be necessa-
.ry, as Mr.. McGulloch relies upon the
success of the foreign loan to carry out
the main features of his project for the
resumption of specie payments.
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NEw-YoRK, Jan. ga special dis
match dated washington TO the New
York Express, says: f.3 e3s5l Z
The reconstruction committee of Is
have agreed 70 report In favor of a con-
stitntional amendment allowing Con-
gress toregulate elective franchise with
In States,
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NEW YoaK, Jan. 24.AThe Tribune's

NEW York, Jan. 2.4The Tribune's
Washington special says
The Treasury department has discov-
cred five counterfeit interest coupons,
which have been paid and returned
here within couple of days.
Authorities and evidence are being
hunnted up with all vigilance, prepare
tory to putting the pirate Semmes upon
his trial.
The claims of the Hon. John Minor
Bolts, for wood used by our troops in
the winter of 1868, will probably not be
paid by the government, owing 70 an
order Issued by the Quartermaster-
General in 1868, requiring that all ap-
plicatlts for damages sustained from
our army, must be citizen of State
not in rebellion. The claims of Mr..
Bolts amount to VA, COO, of which sum
he has already been paid 81 600 by the
Quartermaster of the Federal amy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25

NASHVILLE, Jan. 24.-The execution
of Hefernan's murderers will take
place at noon on Friday, near Fort
Houston. All four will be executed
at once. Workmen are now busy en-
gagged erecting scaffolds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25

MmLEDeRyuLE, GA, Jan. 24.@Both
Houses agree to elect Judges on Friday.
The Senate proposes to elect Senators
on the 18th of February.
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BosroN, Jan. 24.-Johnny Pell, of
Morris, Brothers, PeH & Trowbridge's
E1instrels, died this morning amer an
illness of several weeks duration.
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NOW York Market.

New York, Jan. 24.@The Scotia to-
day took 1897, $50 for Europe.
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. q.

t-s - s.saE sasss. SSfa4S3A1Og JAM ~
Flour firm. Wheat active at 2G1< for No. /,
and 9s4for No. 2 Corn quiet; sales at IS
standard brands of mess pork Offering at % So
with only small sales; ordinary mes pork
sold at .. Beef Hams in moderate request at
33935. Picked Hams without material
change. Green Meats heavy. Meats steady;
hams 159l6s shoulders packed 81. Lard
steady at ". Hogs less active and declined 10
@15c. Dressed Hogs declined Csc; sales at 10 70
@l0 ST1<. RECEIPTS, Hour 100; wheat Z 500; Corn
100; oats 1000; hogs $500; dressed hogs 1850.
Shipments. Hour 1000; wheat 1000.
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The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
CARITAL,.................S
pTREcroRs:

HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER,
President, Vice President,
W. B. siMPsoN, TN. b6DSoN. ---'
- W.E.PETERSON, Sr.
HIHIS COMPANY Is now fully Organised
l. and viii, in a short time, commence me
manufacture of refined Carbon and Lubrieat-
ing OILS, Lamp Wick and Chimneys.l 9nI
For information in regard 70 the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply to either OF
the undersigned officers, or at the Company's
once on Main street, next door to the n. & NJ.
Bank ~ az w. r. PETERSON, JrI Secly.
S.P, HILDRETH. Treasir,i- {; q
JOSEPH n. CONNELLY. Sup't. - .dse7
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Teach your Boys what they will Prae-
.f tice when they become Men.
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WYE HAVE ALSO BEEN REOEIvINGA
w very heavy stock Of Gents and Boys.
Fur Trimmed Caps OF every variety, Ladies'.
and Misses Fur Trimmed Skating Caps and
Hoods, Gent. 3 Fur Collars and Gloves, &C. Iis.
dec - -, HARPER & BRO. 81
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-14

l Prize in GreenJackS ......S 5000
L do in Greenbacks ............... 1900
do in Greenbacks, $500 each $500
10 do in Greenbacks, 800 each - 1 600
90 do in Greenbacks, $50 elch .. $500
100 do III Greenbacks, $50 each ~ 1900
30 do in GreenbackS, so elch 800
1000 do in Greenbacks, 50 each ...-. $500
5000 do in Greenbacks, s. each ~ 10000
| do House and Lot City OF Nicks-
burg ............. ... 5000
do Hou es on Lots, 81 800 each 5000
10 do Lots in City of Nicksburg,
$500 each ....-.. .......... 5000
5 do Pianos. $500 each -. ........ 1000
100 do SILK Dress Patterns. $40 each 5000
$50 ito Silver Hunting-case Watches
$50 each ..e...... ........ $500
each ......... ...... 5000
,,ooo each ,..---, ..,........... 5000
$4,000 Prizes in Personal Property. worth
each, from 81 to ........ 500
The Drawing will take place after the Con-
cert at Washington Hall Nicksburg. where
several thousand persons can witness it. A
committee VIII be appointed by the audience
to superintend the same.
All Purchasers and Agents will be supplied
with correct list of Drawing as soon as pub
lished.
Parties holding Tickets, will retain them
until after the drawing, and if their number
appears III the list of drawn numbers thev
Will forward their tickets Immediately with
1ull directions as to shipping of goods or
money.
Tickets are for sale at the principal Hotels,
BOOK and Music stores, and other public
places throughout this State and others, at 81
each.
OFFICE OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN
Gift Store and Picture Gallery.
Floods Block.
Corner Washington and .South Stree is
VicI<sbur.. 9EI>s.
G2B-Tickets sent by mail by sending One Dol
lar and stamp for return postage.
GSgT Good and reliable Agents wanted in
every City, Village and Town. Liberal ai-
lowance made for Clubs.
=. -. EHENDREGH<SON,
Proprietor.
rs Ihe Proprietor will reserve 10 per cont
from all large Prizes in Greenbacks, to donate
10 the City of Vicksburg for public purposes,
L. = This Is the only reliable Gift Concert
IN the southern States, and / am prepared to
give sufhclent and the best named men in tbo
country tor reference ''i0
g.B Don't forget the address and Pripcinal
0ihce III at the Gilt store and Picture Gallery.
looo BLOCK, Washington street, VicksburG
US send for Tickets by letter, will be 70
spohslolc 1or all orders, by registered letters
s-sec me your tickets early, as
There is a Great Demand
The undersigned having large
STOCK OF GOaeEASs
Of all kinds on hand, he offers to sell retail ~
w MnoIesale prices, or will job less than any 9th
II n mouse, Boot. Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions
buns, &c, DC. '' al
d. =. HENDRACHxs;ON.
Proprietor.
Noy 22-d2m 7179's' FIX s.EeF
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CHAP. CLV.-AN ACT amendatorv of the
organic Act of Washington Territory

Bet enacted by the Senate and House of Rem
TeSentattUeS Of the United States of 4ne1ica an
Congress assembled, That after the next an
nual session of the legislative assembly of
SAID territory the sessions shall be biennial
Members of the council shall be elected for
the term OF four years, and members of the
house for the term of two years, and shall re-
celve the sum of six dollars per day instead
OF three dollars heretofore allowed. and shall
also receive the same mileage now allowed
by law. ''ii0 y" 0u
Sec. 2. And be further enacted. That eacb
house shall have authority to elect, in addi-
tion to the officers now allowed bv law on
enrolling clerk, who shall receive five dol.
lars per day. The chief clerks shall reea;ve
six dollars per day, and the other officers
elected by said legislature shall receive tive
dollars per day each
Sec. 3. Aud be 1T further enacted. That
the first election, for the biennial session nm
der this act, shall be at the time of holdino
the general election for the Territory in the
IN the year eighteen hundred and sixty-sev-
en-.
Sec. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That the
act of the legislative assembly of the Ter
rltory of Washington, approved January
fourteenth, eigeteen hundred and sixtv-fiye
entitled : An act in relation to the comfy of
Skamania, be and the same is hereby dis
approved.
Approved, June 90, 1866.
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CHAP CKLIII-AN ACT in Amendment
of an Act TO promote the Progress of the
Useful Arts, and the Acts in Amendment
of and in Additio thereto.
BE ii enacted BY the Senate and House of Rep
reaentatircs Of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That upon appealing for
the first time the decision of the primary ex-
amlnct TO the eXaminers-in-chief in the
patent Office, the appellant Shall pay fee of
ten dollars into the patent office, to the credit
OF the patent fund; and no appeal from the
primary examiner to the xaminers-in-chief
shall hereafter be allowed until the appel
ant shall pay said fee
Approved. June 81, 1866.
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PRICE OF TICKETS 81 EACH
Which admit to the Concert, and entitle the
holder to the Prize of its corresponding num-
ber.
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KENT, THOmAC

po,-na,-R AR9s
n PQR TIERS or TAS STREE
Il Cordage, Baggina I P.,A AND 6P, /
A;!;7Ii 4gents for f; ", DEyaolTr alT EsoPe 3 IS15 I5
brilliant Coal Oil. &c. 0E 4 Co.
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CHAP. OKLIV.-AN ACT to establish a
Land Office in the Territory of Idaho.

V'110V III 0'TV I0ITIVOTy OF IUanO.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rem
resentatirc8 Of the United States of A7ne,Gca an
Congress assembled, That the public lands
within the Territory of Idaho to which the
Indian title is or shall be extinguished shall
constitute new land district, to be called
the Idaho district to be located nj Roisa
City, Ada county; and the President is here
by authorized to appoint, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, register
and receiver of public moneys for said dis
5Tlct, who shall be required to reside at the
place at which said Office shallbelocated and
- Siney shall nave the same powers, perform
the same duties, and be entitled to the sorna
compensation as are or may be prescribed by
law IN relation to land offices of the United
States in other Territories.
Approved, June 81, 1866.
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IoFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ot tbc FIRST Session of the Thirty Ninth
Congress.

CHAP. GILLIAN ACT to amend an Act
entitled An Act TO authorize the Sale OF
Marine Hospitals and Revenue Cutters, J"
approved April goth, 1866.
BE it enacted, By the Senate and House OF Rep
yesentatiUes Of the United States Of Amer1ca an
Con0ress assembled, That the act entitled "An
act to authorize the sale of marine hospitals
and revenue cutters" approved April twenti-
eth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, shall
not be construed to authorize the Secretary
ofthe Treasury to lease or sell any such hos
pital where the relief furnished to sick mari
neTr Is shall show an extent of relief equal to
twenty cases per diem, on an average, Tor
the last preceding four years, or where no
other suitable and sufficient hospital accomo-
dations can be procured upon reasonable
terms for the comfort and convenience of the
patients.
Approved, June, q, 1866.
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