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ID ROWNSBUKG HIGH SCHOOL.
NHURCHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,

The next session of this School will commence
ON Wednesday the 12th of September.
1t is our determined purposeto establish first
rate Classical and Mathematical School, in which
boys can be thoroughly drilled and prepared for
advanced classes in Washington College or the
University of Virginia @r
The school is located in community noted for
the Intelligence, morality and sobriety of its cii-
zens, and favored with daily mails, churches,
stores sc.
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
Tuition and Board per half session. SO in specie
Tuition in languages s. mathematics, 20 -
intermediate English, ..-..... Is
Primary " ..................... 10 +"
German and French, (extra) ........... $50
Board can be had in the family of theprincipal
and in good families in the neighborhood. -
For further particulars, address,
JOHN G.. SLOWER.
Ell. L. HOOVER,
Churchville, Augusta CO., Va.
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Judge Nat. Harrison, of Monroe county, West
Virginia has decided that all unexecuted con-
tracts made during the war are null and void.
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W7tiske7'S &c MaEstNcHe!
HISK WHISKERS,,-

w DR.. L. 0. MoNTEz' Corrotia, the greatest
stimulator in the world, will force Whiskers or
Mustaches to grow on the smoothest face or chin :;
never known to fail. Sample for trial sent free
to any one DESTROYS of testing its merits. Adj
Dress REEVES & CO.,
aug 14-3mO Is Nassau street. N Y
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Boarding House.

DOARDING.-The boarding house, on Main
Id street, opposite Messrs Mosby s. Ia lor, and
formerly kept by Mr.. j. T. Arnall, is now opened
by Mrs. A. E. Bramham, who will receive
boarders by the day, week or month
aug14-4t
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Machine fO1. Sale!

NOR SALE.-A Secondhand Eight-horse
PITTS THRESHING MACHINE
thoroughly repaired and ready for work
ROBERTS, NELSON Il CO.,
aug 14-5ts Stanton, Va.
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TVHE LAST NOTsCE.-Those Stockhold-
i ers of the Churchville Oil Company, who
have failed to pay their quota, are requested to
pay at once, either to me or deposit with the LIST
National Bank, at Staunton. The Board are de-
termined to prosecute the work energetically and
at once. 1t is therefore hoped that Stockholders
will pay promptly and not wait for harsher means
of collection. JOHN G. SLOWER,
aug 14-1t* Wind copy Treasurer c. Oil Co.
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Schools and Colleges.
NANCY HILL CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
~ ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA
associate PRINCIPALS.

Il hoCkBRIDGE COUNTY, v A.
d. +. LAIRD associate Principals
The next session of this school will open on Tues
day, the 4th of September next The Course of
the branches necessary to prepare the pupil for
entrance into any College, or for the business of
life. The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions of five months EACH
Terms per Session:
Instruction in Classics, Currency, S25 90
Instruction in English Is 90
Incidental expenses, for fuel, &c. pr session, 90
Boarding can be had at Fancy Hill, and in ex-
cellent families, within convenient distance
Monthly Reports of Progress and Department
of pupils will be furnished to parents and guar
dams.
Correspondents will address d. E. Laird, Fan
cy Hill, Rockbridge county, Va.
AS Committee representing a number of gen.
tlemen who compose the Fancy Hill School Com
pany we take pleasure in presenting to the pub
lie the accompanying announcement of the school
for the next Scholastic year. Mr.. d. E. Laird
whose name appears as one OF the Associate Prin-
cipals has been connected with the School during
the past year, and has shown marked ability as
an instructor. He is gentleman whose superior
attachments in scholarship, experience and sue
cess in the business OF teaching, high christian
character and great urbanity of manner, give the
highest assurance that those placed under his care
will be thoroughly and judiciously instructed
We are determined to associate with him joint
Principal and such Assistants as may be neces-
sary, whose qualifications shall recommend them
to public favor. To parents wishing to secure for
their children the advantage of education under
circumstances we'll fitted to promote their moral,
intellectual and physical development, we most
confidently commend this school, With new
and handsome building atfording commodious
and well-ventilated recitation rooms, and situated
in a region Of country remarkable for its great
natural beauty, its social refinement, and moral
and religious character, this school holds out to
parents strong inducements to give it their pat
ronage We shall endeavor to secure, for the flu
ture the same conscientious regard for the soelfare
of the pupils, and great horough7sess Of iastrnc-
tioa sohieh haze hitherto characterized 1T. The
gentlemen who control this school and select its
teachers are themselves its largest PATRONS and
perhaps we could mention nothing that would
afford higher guarantees that it will be well con-
Quoted y y. : : d }SsSPf Committee
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SLAVE TRADE-The Atlanta Latelltgencer
gives an account of a slick Yankee in that town
who is decoying negroes off to sell them as
slaves in Cuba or some other port.
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MeOIcOL.

DENNOLD.s VIRGINIA HEPATIC
H. AND PURGATIVE PILLS are now dis
rro9ted "a over the state 6 OF ana IN the
edged by all who have used them to be superior
to any ever offered to the people.
Nothing is claimed for them that we do not be-
lieve to be strictly true For directions and dis
eases for which they are recommended and are
applicable see circular and pamphlet around box
containing them. Manufactured by
WIN. REYNOLDS g. co.
aug. 14-lyr Staunton. Va.
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Life of Jackson!

SUBSCRIBERS TO 'STONEWALL
- JACKSON"
All persons living in Staunton, who have SUBJ
scribed to the life of SToNEwALL JACKSON will
please be prepared to receive and pay for the
same on or about the 18th of the present month.
aug 14-1t* j. 5. RIA MOND, agent.
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It is said that Macon, Georgia, is the next
place selected by the Radicals, as the scene OF
negro riot.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

MSS M. J. BALDWIN, ............. z rincipal.
Miss AGNES McCLUNG,
Head of Boarding Department.
The next session of this Institution will begin
on the 18th of September with full corps of
Professors and Teachers.
Terms for half session, payable in advance, in
currency:
Board, exclusive of lights and washing, 500, 90
Tuition in higher English branches, 5000
g Preparatory Department, ..... 225O
Languages, each............... 400
Music, S35 use of instrument, ........:..~ 100
Vocal music, private lessons, Prof fee
Drawing $40; Painting in Oil............. 1900
Fuel for Day Pupils, ........................ 200
Boarders will furnish towels, one pair sheets,
one pair pillow slips. Day pupils and boarders
will be understood rs entering for the entire
sion, unless the contrary is expressly stipulated.
of pupil, except in case Of protracted illness.
~ Terms changed to currency since publica-
ton OF circular. august IA
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Express Transportation.
NATIONAL EXPRESS
IN and
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Office in Mrs. Bolen's Building, opposite
the Court House Square,
Stanton, Va.

1t is prepared to forward by Mail Trains, Mon
eys, Packages, and Freghts, to all points at fair
business Tariff
Shippers are amply secured against all risks
fected an insurance in the leading Insurance
Companies on its safes in transitu, to the amount
Of $4,000. No additional charge is made for
this insurance
Goods shipped from the North by Steamship
to the care of National Express company will be
forwarded free Of charge for commission and
drayage.
Reliable and experienced messengers on every
train. JOS. E. JOHNSTON,
b. F. FICKLIN President
General Superintendent. aug 1E3t
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Schools and Colleges.


DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. vA1
h-The next annual session of this Institution
will commence on the lst Of September.
Rev. D. F. BITTLE D. d. President and Pro-
fessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
S. G. WELLS, A. NJ. Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy. --------.--------
Rev w. B. YoNcE, A. NJ. Ancient Langua-
Rev. J. B. DAVIS, A. NJ, Agriculture and Mi
ming. = s.ssezzs-sss@ssa
ITO be appointedl, Anatomy and Physiology
GEO. w. HOLLAND, A. NJ, Adjit Prof of An
Gent languages and Principal of Prep. Dept.
REV. ID. p. CAMMANN, A. NJ, Modern Ian
guages. $780,, $1,000
s. A. REPAss, A. B. Assistant in Preparatory
Department. -rfaft =
TERMS. g'4l -
For Half Session [ fire mo'ths] pnya6Is in U. S.
CMrreRcy.
Tuition Room Rent, and Incidental, .. $3.50
Boarding so der week $50
Washing, Fuel and Lights, 200
Expenses for five months ........ S1Ol 60
Tuition, &c, and part of Board payable in ad-
vance. For further information, send for cata-
logue, or inquire of the President. ks
July 31-5t
ID ROWNSBUKG HIGH SCHOOL,
I'D AT BROWNSBURG, ROCKBRIDGE
County, Va.-Ihe next session Of this school will
commence on Thursday, the 18th of September,
and close near the last of June. The course of
instruction has been arranged with special refer
ence to Washington College, and is designed to
furnish boys thorough preparation for that In
stitution or for the University. Competent teach
ers will direct the several departments of study,
and great care will be taken to secure accurate
and faithful instruction in the Glass rooms.
Ample arrangements have been made for the
accommodation of boarders at moderate rates.
The fee for tuition and incidental expenses will
be $50.
For further information apply to the Principal
at Brownsburg. 80
H. r. MORRISON, A. NJ
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POSTPONElIENT,

The Sale of the above property is postponed
till Monday the 3rd ofSeptember.
august lids DAVID FULTZ.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

WEsLEYA1N FEMALEINsTITUTE
The next Session of this Institution will begin
the 1871 day of September, 1866 with the following
Faculty, with others to be engaged:
Rev. WIN. A. HARRIS, President,
Moral Philosophy, History, and Literature.
CHARLES T. BROWN, Univ of Va,
Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
LEoNIDAs POINTS, Univ. of Va,
Modern Languages and Physical Sciences.
CLEMENT r. HARRIS, NJ. D.,
Physiology and Hygiene.
-, Professor of Music
-, Preparatory School.
--, Drawing and Painting.
Pupils may enjoy in this School all the advan-
tages OF a superior education, with the comforts
of a refined home. Charges for the Fall Term of
Five Scholastic months:
Board, Exclusive of Lights and Washing] 800
Tuition in the entire Collegiate Course
except Modern Languages, ............' 1880 80
Preparatory Course ......"......... 20
Primary Branches, ..................... Is
EXTRA BRANCHES
Modern Languages each...- $40
Music and use of Instrument ......."......... 80
DraWinS, ~
Painting in Is
Fuel for Day Pupils. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Payable in Adraasce and in Currency
REFERENCES Faculty of Virginia Mill
tary Institute and of University of Virginia
Hon. A. HI. III. Stuart, Hon. j. B. Baldwin, Gen
John Echols, N. K. Trout, DR.. A. M. Fauntle-
roy, Staunton; Colonel J. Marshall McCue Mt
Scion; Colonel Phil. Williams Hon. r. Y Con-
rad Winchester; DR.. J. r. Woods, Hon. f.
Watson, Hon. Alexander Rives, Hon. W. j.
Robertson, Charlottesville Hon. John Letcher
Lexington Hon. Walter Preston, Hon. John
A. Campbell, Mrs. John B. Floyd, Abingdon !;
Bishops Early, Pierce Doggett and McTyere.
Address for circulars,
Rev. WIN A. HARRIS,
august st Staunton, Va.
vTNIE MISSES POWERS WILL OPEN
Il a School for girls at Eastwood, near Staun-
ton, Va, on Monday, Sth October. Number of
boarders limited to ten. The Boarding Depart
mont under the care of Mrs. PIKE POWERS.
TERMS FOR HALF SESSION OF AZ MONTHS:
Board and English Tuition, ..............."-.$lOO
Ancient Languages each. ...........-......... TO
rrench ~
ENGLISH TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS
For Primary English. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For advanced Observation-Disclosures. 20
Payable in gold or its equivalent-in advance.
Provisions, &c, taken in payment at market
rates
N. B.-I will supervise the general marage-
ment of the school and give instruction in Lam
guages and Mathematics at extra hours
august 1T PIKE POWERS
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WTAYNESRORO' ACADEMY.

"A x1
The next session of this school will begin on
the 10th of September and close the last of june
following.
The Principal is graduate in all the Schools
requisite for the degree of A. M. at the UNIVERSE
ty of Va, and the course of instruction will be
designed to prepare young men for that Institu-
ton and the various Colleges of the State
Board can be had in the family of the former
Principal, Rev. W. T. Richardson, and with 9TH
| er families of the village.
The fee for Tuition will be $50
c. II. WITHROW, Principal
REFERENCES:-Facut of University OF
Va Hons. A. Fl. III. Stuart, j. B. Baldwin, Staun-
ton. Rev. w. 7. Richardson Waynesboro, Va.
august st
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
u SCHOOL AT THE STANTON MALE
ACADEMY.
CHARIrs p Yo,rxn Principals.
Begins Sd of September, and ends the last OF
June. Terms for half session of FIVE months:
For Primary English $500
For Advanced English ............. $500
For Languages, ................... $500
payable monthly. Pupils charged from the date
of entrance to the end of the half-session.
Provisions, wood, &C., taken in payment at
market rates. Board can be obtained in private
families on reasonable terms. july3l-5t
|
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL

L.
u UABLE LAND.-Under decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the cause of
Hogsetts guardian, us. Hogsetts heirs. will
proceed, on the premises, on
Monday, the ard day of September, 1866,
to sell, at public sale, tract of land, in Augusta
county, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
1t is good quality Augusta land, adjons George
Fl. Kyle, John Crum and others. about Is miles
North West of Staunton, q miles of Stribling
Springs The improvements are good has Oh it
large and thrifty orchard of good fruit.
Persons in want of a good home and healthy
location would do well to examine this land be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The farm will be shown by Elijah Messersmith,
who resides on the farm, or George II. Kyle on
the adjoining farm, or by the undersigned, who
can be found at George III Kyles.
TERMS Enough in hand to pay the costs of
suit and sale; one-fourth in, six months, bearing
interest from date, and the balance in equal an
nual instalments, at one, two, and three years
from date-the purchaser to give bond with good
personal security and title to be retained as ulti-
mate security. r. z. EUBANk,
July 24-6t Commissioner
n III
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Richmond Business House.

Richmond Business House.
MATHEW BLAIR, CHARLES S. MCKINNEY
Late of NJ. Blair & Co. of Appomattox, Va.
DLAIR & MCKINNEY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, between 18th and 18th,
RICHMOND, VA,
For the sale of Cotton, Flour, Grain, Leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco, and all other
Country Produce.
orders for the purchase of Merchandise executed
promptly. augl43mo
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vHuNKLING SPRING HIGH SCHOOL,

Il near linking spring Cnurcn,
Augusta county, Va
The first session of this school will commence
the Sd of September, and close near the last of
June.
The course of study will be principally CLASH
cal and mathematical, and has been arranged
with special reference to those preparing fer Col
The terms for tuition will be $50 per session.
one-half payable in advance, and the remainder
at the middle OF the session. No deduction will
be made for loss of time, except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
Good board can be had IN the neighborhood on
reasonable terms For further information, ap-
ply to the principal Mr.. j. S. RAYMOND, or
to Rev. Mr.. SEE, Fishersville, Va.
august l4-2t*
OLD FORT ACADEMY,
The next session of this school will commence on
the first Monday in September next, and close
the last of June, following:
Terms, per session Of fire months:
For Primary English, in currency, $15
J" Advanced English, :. .............. 20
payable at the end of each term.
Pupils will be charged from date of entrance
to the close of half session. Boarding, at reason
able rates. can be had in private families near the
academy For particulars apply to
aug 14-2ts Mt Sidney, Va.
CELECT SCHOOL, shall resume the
y duties of my school, on the first Wednesday,
IN September, 1866. The number of Pupils will
be limited to Sixteen. There are some vacancies
for which applications will be received.
aug 14-3t JED HOTCHKISS
MISS LIZZIE KENNEY'S SCHOOL
I'VE for children,
will commence on Monday, September Sd.
Terms :-$2.5 so per month.
aug 14-3t
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classical AND ,MATHEMATICAL
-AaIctiO7l Sales.
SAIE-Bv Writ


" of decree of the Circuit Court of Highland
county, shall proceed, on the premises, on
Saturday, September the 1st, 1865,
to sell, at public auction, to, the highest bidder,
the lands of which Jacob Croushorn, died seized.
consisting of valuable and highly improved
tract of land, situated the head waters of Jack
sons River, in the county Of Highland adjoining
the lands of Jacob Hevener and others containing
ONE HUNDRED & EIGHTY-THREE Acres,
more or less, and also a tract situated about three
miles from the former tract, adjoining the lands
OF Michael Trainer and Others containing
SEVENTY-ONE & A HALF ACRES,
upon the following TERMS:
SO much in cash will defray the expense of
suit and SALE and the remainder to be divided in
to four equal instalments, falling due, respective
ly, in six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four
months, from the date of sale, the purchaser to
give bond and approved personal security, and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
These lands are of fine quality, admirably suit
ed for grazing, and well set in grass, and the lar
ger tract contains comfortable Dwelling House.
with good barn, and necessary out-buildings-
Possession given on the 1st of November, 1866
NICHOLAS CROUSHORN,
july C4-tdS Commissioners
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CHAPTER ss.

caaass sf asms ss ssAsp sndsaf assssaasss
A Ass Shaagisg shs cooperate nsms 81
Isdspsadsnt Sshasi District Tssaships
Esc. 4 Be Ii snactsd By ths 0@nssxi
AssamblY oil The Stats oil lsws, That chs
eospsFsts nans % I'll Indspssdsus Schaal
Dissriss4 nor. On hsrsnft1r - be termed
shall be The ladspsnasns Scheel Din
frics Of --" adding the nane ef
ths eis5, siiasgs % tssa sssxs sstsbaish-
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CHAPTER %.
Msl ssias d wlllal tsaapsss.

bel s&fas b waatal tssspsss.
An Asa 10 amend Sectien 4324, Of the
Rsyssiss Of 1850, in .rslasion 10 wil-
fal sssspsss.
ssekinn ]. Bsis eaaasea By the Geas-
raj AssszHAlY sE shs State 81 lsws, Thns
Ssessan AGA sz shs Rssisisa I'll 1880 be,
and tbs same 10 barely ansaded, By ad-
ding % chs end sherssss ahs foslawiag
wsrds, viz: II in any ease, tho vaIas 81
the property 50 cut down, earEisdlawsys or
otherwise taken, shall sos ezsssd shs sua
Of efsy dollars, Then TIE passoa 50 saends
ing shall be fined, nos sxcssdiag ease saa-
dsed dollars, or imprisoned in the sesnsE
jAa ues exsssdang DO days
Ssc. 2. This Act being deensd Of im-
mediate iAhortases by the Gsssswl AS
sembly, shall take elEeas frem asa afsss
its publication in tie Daily State Rsgis-
ter, aHd lewa Homestead RswspapsFs
published At Dss Mgines, lows.
.AppEovsa Marcia ls4h, 1866.
/ hereby ssTsify thas she fossgsisg Ass
was Published in ths Daily State Register
March 10Th, 1866, and In the lows Hsms-
assrd March 2ssA, 1855.
JAMES WRIGHT,
sesrssasy ii State.
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CHAPTER 81.

&elatsns 70 sSs aatses u Esaz&y xFs@suxss.
An Ass - repeal ssssies q u Chspsss
%, Of the Aets Of The 10th Geassal
Assembly, and Sessios !, Of Chapsss
II, al me Acts of shs regular sessieo
Of the 9sh General Assembly, relating
10 the daaia Of Csassy Treassress-
Seskiou 1. b 10 sasesed By the Gene
raj Aassnhiy Of The State Of Iosa, Thai
Ssssioa 2, al Chapter 43, Of the Asas Of
the l0sh General Assembly, and Deosios
3, oil Chapter III, Of The Asts 81 the reg
alsr ssssson Of shs Ninsh Gsnsral Assem-.
big, be snd the sams ere hsrsby repealed
and The seliowssg Be snasssd iassesd
ghxeof
Sss. Q. The TssAsarers Of the several
counties sssll each Keep aa sessunss
showing tbs amount Of kaxes resolved hy
them In spseis. and the amoass Fscsived
Ia paper earrsnsy, which shall b axaa-
iaad The Same ~ nsAsF aasoaAas OF sAid
TrsasaFeTs.
Sec. 8. This aes hsiag assmsd Of iza-
mediate impoEsaass By cha 0snsxal AS
ssmbiy, shall take effect from and after
iss pshlisasios In che Iowa Stale Regas-
ses, and Iswa Homestead, papers pah-
Iishsd Ia Dec Moiass, Iowa
Approved March iSsh. 1866.
fserby sarsify that the foregoing Ass
YES pubsishsd In the lswa ssass Regisses
Marcia 10, 1865, ssd In the lsws Hsms-
stead On the 2Sth day Of Msrea, 1855. -
JANIS WRIGHT.
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 90.

psaains the du&iss Rsgisssx ststs Lad oases.
An ACT defining the dasiss sg the Reggie
rof shs State Land 0f6eas !.
Sesaiou I. Be- IL saasssd BY she deas-
raj Assembly OF the State OF Iowa, Thss
the Register o. the State Land 0liee IL
hsrsby saihssmsa, snpswsred and rs-
qairsd, 10 soGrsss oil nnsoasssssa srsora
add aia@eRAasiss, IN names ct gfsssxsa
aad Ii she descriptions se traces "a land,
csnssysd by tbs SsAss TO say parties.
fsaad spos the record In said sEEess up
ca psopes Teeord svidsnss shak sssa "a
Tora exfas.
+ Sea. Q. That said Registes be required
90 asaash mssgtual aAss % saee ssa
ssyanea. briefly ssssinx forth shs srroFs
TO be sorres&ed, &ad Tho fsasen Tor sach
eosrsesioa, and record ths same viii shs
osigiaal assas sssssAsng bic nazas aad
the date Of eorgscsisn.
See. 3. Thai sab sosxecfioBs whss
made, ia accsrdanss wish ahs foregoing
prosiaions, shall hsys sll the fierce and
siEsss, In law, a. deed zasds eos osigs'
naily soFrsos.
See. A. Al Acts and paris Of Asss,
esnaissisg with this Asss sss hereby re-
psaIsd.
sss. 8. This Ass. bsing assmsd Of ina
mediate importance, shall take eEecs af-
Ter 10 saAIseasseH Ia the Iswa Hsms-
stead and Is~a Sssts Register, papers
publSshea In Der Msisss.
ApExaxsd March Issh, 1865.
hersby csrtify shsl The fsrsseisg Asl