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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4as
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.
1t ia understood that the President is psr>
plexed somewhat over the proposed amnesty
proclamation. His attention has been called
10 the repeal OF that section in 1862 granting
power TO the President to proclaim general
amnesty. Mr.. johnson, however, maintains
that he has power under the Constitution 70
grant universal pardon. The proclamation,
if not issued BY Saturday. will not be delayed
beyond next week. y.
II Is nov reported that Gen. Mcclellan is
thought Of ss : ft person to SUCCEED General
Grant in the War Office.
Gen. Grant was ill and unable to discharge
his Official duties yesterday.
Twenty days after Minister Campbell had
been refused transportation to proceed from
Nsw Orleans Secretary Seward rendered to
the wife OF President Juarez national ves>
81 =, orocee. 20 Vera Cruz, which she ac,
cepted.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 8.
The Words special sAys: An open rup>
ture between, the President and Gen. Grant is
reported. The Presidents recent proclama-
ton regarding interference with the laws in
the Carolinas has caused it.
One account says Shat Grant had accused
the President of disloyalty, and another that
be considered certain illusions in the procla-
E5nation ~ insulting to himself.
II seems generally conceded that Grant
has determined 10 leave the War Office.
WAsuINGroS, Sept. 6.
The National Inteli,gencer contrdicts oil
the stories about rupture between the Pres
ident and Gen. Grant, but Gays 1t believes q
change in the Cabinet, other than the War
Department, il imminent
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FROM SAVANNAH.

.Ns SAVANNAH, Sept. 6.
Reports from the sea islands along the
Sputh Carolina coast are very discouraging.
The rain and worm have made great havoc.
Reports from the coas. say that the worm
has only appeared Oh two Islands. The 9TH
er islands expect fair crops. 1t is estimated
that the crop will be but sixty thousand
pounds if the rain continues. Reports from
the interior are good and fair crop is ex-
petted for uplands. No new sea island cot
ton received vet
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FROM TERRE HAUTE.

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Sept. G.
The approaching State Fair promises to be
the greatest success Of anything Of the kind
held in the West for many years. The Board
Of Agriculture have arranged with the cele-
brated balloon manager, John A. McKen
ney, for series Of grand balloon ascensions,
comprising series Of topical Ascensions,
balloon race and balloon wedding also a
grand display Q! fire works each evening Of
the fair.
Secretary A. ]. Holmes and Superintend-
ent John b. Sullivan have been on the
grounds to- day, and sold $4,000 worth Of
booths and eating stands. The City Council
have just appropriated 81, 900 to aid in ft-
ting up the grounds in the best style,
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CHARLHerox, Sept. s.
At noon to-day Gen. Canhy appeared at
he Distric. Headquarters and formally re-
ieved Cen Sickles. He was received with
4 salute Of thirteen guns. Gen. Sickles, in
bis farewell order. comments the zeal and
fidelity Of bis subordinate officers and iroops
Gen. Canby's first order simply announces
that he has assumed command, names his
STAFF, and continues in force, for the prsasnt
Al existing orders. i
Gen. Sickles sails for New York on Sat
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FROx INDIANAPOLIS.

INprAsAroLIs, Sept. 6.
The rain this morning interfered materi-
ally With the singers pic-nic, but clearing Oh
about noon . large number were present
During the afternoon addresses we're made
by Rsnator Morton and Judge Stalls, Of Gin
ciinnAti, The latter in German. The festival
winds up to>niSht With ball q the hall.
A breakmeon on the Cincinnati railroad
nansd Harry brown, vas knocked from the
: ftiehe tsaln, While passing under bridge,
torAofAa1 killed alnook iaofau1lys1a
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, Sept. 8.
: The Republican Convention re~assemhled
to-day. A large number arsin favor Of 3
permanent national organisation. Many
speeches were made, mostly favoring the pro-
scription of the whites and the con6scation
of their property. fe'
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcisco, Sept. 5.
San Francisco gives Haight majority Of
3,s4s, to the surprise Of every body. Every
Ward but one went Democratic. The whole
Democratic county and municipal ticket ex-
cept two or three are elected. The returns
from twenty>six counties show that Haight is
over five thousand ahead, and II is scarcely
possible that Gorham can catch up. r
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FROM CANADA.

New YoRK, Sept 9.
A special from Montreal reports . serious
riot among the Irish at Griffintown. A great
many were wounded-three seriously beat
en-. 1t is not certain whether they are dead
oralive. -
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUousrA, Sept. 9.
Ben. Hin u writing series Of lettsrs to
Gen. Grant in reply. 70 Gen Pope. He AZ
serts that no respectable white man IN the
South approves OF the military bill ~ consti>
In tiounl. lust or desirable ~
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LATER

Fuller returns from the most populous
counties, including the Union strongholds,
continue to swell Haights majority and make
the election OF the Northern Congressman
uncertain. hs -
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FROM GALVESTON.

s Fa9 GlLvrsrck, sepl.t.
The yellow fayer Is shating, Deaths yss-
tsrday II. Cen. 9fielns sonay chad il dead.
Dr.. Kowlsla, The medical dirsctor, is dead.
EL;aek 0srrisen = NE enly CO Qf tAe sssA6
F0I taty. - 9
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgcrs,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASHBOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, able.
Composition Books, Bills payable Il reeeiv.
nything In line 10 he utoeured In Amt rican
foerign markers. furnished ksost notke e. and ai
mssnfas tnrers' or iapor serr' rrices
Eu, as xont TO the ity viii DO well to examine thf
tock before snlecing and orders received through tn.
nail Will receye the careful sstepoa of experiences
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper,
All Grades fer sale low the Whole ale and Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes a mill prices,
iy23
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U. 9. Marshars Proclamation.

~, &. NarshAfs Proclamation.
United States Of Am<ricd, Southern Divisen Of Io,od.
Gw CLARK, United ststsa Marshal for the State
Of Iowa, do hereby give public notice that in the
the United States against seven barrels Of Mhis
hoy In esss Of ~ orsiiure mil acsa Con
va wapello county Iowa. attach and take In my pos
- aon FOR safe tod j. barfeas Of Whisksy.
And also sire public notice tsat tbs time assigned
Tor the return said warrant Is the third Tuesday Of
6sptember, 1867 an hereby sdn,pnish And summons
ri pason eiaining sny tnsssst ~ ths ~ seven
hsrrth of Whistler, knevfrG having aytbipg TO
say Why the aaAs should sol b. con1enasd end sold
to answer the demand Of said appellant that they be
aod apresr before the said Court be held In and for
the southern Dishtoa, district Of Iowa At the United
States Court Room In city Of Keakuk in eaid Distc
At special terp 10 be holden the third tuesday Of
a..teeahsr leG7 q eve dpek said day, tAea and
TO iuserposs acaa for re and to aAs thsir
allegations In that behalf
@. ". CLARK, sM
sugE dlts By n. FULTON, Deputy.
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BY TEIEGRAPH.
Iate1t News Ffvm Washington

AFTEBNO0N DEDRATCAk1S.
=. : !. - - -.s--------.<-.
IAteSt News From washington
rAe Pr.ssAe.s rsrpisxeA ever che Pre-
psssa Preeianesisn.
RUPTURE BETWEEN GEN. GRANT
AND THE PRESIDENT.
NeC7sllsa Reported AZ ths Probable Successor
Of Grant.
YELLOW FEIER ABATfNG IN GALVESTON.
Boiler ExpIssisa In Springfield.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION RETURNS.
Arranesmsass for fhs Base Bod Tournament
Al Bnv1iaoton.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT At HlRffelD, CsyN.
Hsgotiasioss for Pestal Trssty with
Prussla.
CHOLERA AMONG THE INDIANS.
WINDING UP or THE sAHGnRREsT.
LITE CABLE D1SPA TCHES.
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NJ sss saaa Z A.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


Mooas Kaswss...Js Jsaasss 49, fQew 1s.sa.
..ss...3De0o4 ot1oo&s
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MILLINERY 4 BONNET RLEACBEKY
Mrs W + Bowman :. 4th st-bet Main 4 Blondeau.
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lls~sls spsss8xs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

vencill Jones 4 Co.....cor Thipd / Main stpeets,
Iicss, Stern 4 Co...,..oor Second 4 Main streets.
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Wholesale Department.
N. v. wEsTcoTr takes pleasure In calling the at
tention Of the Wholesale Trade to his large and
p!ete stock of School Books purchased exclusively for
the Fall Trade. Also Stationery, Wall Papers, &c
T.elec. my eoods-by 50 doing get the Test In
the market the lowest price, and it will be to the in
terest of all call and look through my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Howe 4 Tyler............. .58 Main street.
Duncan, Karle d Co.....,.l4e l43 Main strcst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-10

M
Msseaaa.ansa ~ = - ~
with Rus.ia, usdstSssk = ssks (; Il isssiea
region nsartR N>5aS syssauzna nilss
bsspsAp9r prssssA NrtAen- lasa1eR iaa-
AAd l8N hel 1870. ~ 49, Af|
the annsxalion d irslan4 Eiss n1ck nssr-
q the CGPtt2 ~ stsia tsd6isssls StsnsA
Of tAsti.anAsnpsns = psaaA H. .ss.s II
ireland il not c1aas16aS 70 the United
6eaesH ~ tAsa y nUuly sspassbsd ~ sAsss
thousand miles Of vatsr, fornint Ne con-
noa taawss u AsasssI wAas ~ b.
sian possssie.s srs sspsnssd By thousand
miles q lad, u sxclnaive property q
Grssf Britain. 4
Moreover, tie Russian possessions are
worthlesvasn We sstthsa, and win - M
far more - Keep then fkAa the Sr;dlSal pur-
chsss money while Se csnnos hope f6t tnyaid
from the worthless tribes vho inhabis tAsn.
Ireland, On tn eanipazy, l. - Gsns d
oesaa. snd ! ssand plApS ibr ni6ag nsa =
wSli - rssnsses, ord n.y. velA tsa - Ont
sAak nilliua Il selaisss - - Aslp y
dsfsad The ststs Of irsiAnd, = isfssf n N
nexssion to the United States, and sdmissioo
into the Union. 58
Wsswsrp led 70 thsas ssmafta b. vN o
intsu1nr&on 10 10 Sollosing dosansnt,
whfsk . nov circulating ~ siunaAarss ID
IrslAnd b,.t ssy
nAnsnsro or .an rusa psoyEs. +
Upon considering our present position ~ hav,
como to The folloHiag rssolntiea 20 bshsk Of on
cburtYyussd In frslaAd, n ArA1taeA And n, svsvy
otAsr ssaxsss Of the world vhsss sAsy ~ new dis
Rnglish government has become aAssassaly in
tsssfHbss 70 %. We canaot ssdss seses Of -
cissy In which he ecanopsss Hsssssss II "a ma
are suapsnded. leeI
We an unahls to contsnd With orr opprsssor. /,
arms, snA-vs turn to ~ shops OF aAakiAd, tn
grsAt nspsblis Of Hosth AssssA, y Ger dinssI
We Ssh to b. sA.sAssd - - A.sstsaa Union
~ 1882 6tAts. having oar own, local 0eyssnnsnt
tss sssatas RsYsssaken1isss u CoaSsseA -
We are ~ near New York Aad Nashington .
New osassse end - rre.i.ss, "a =. s..s b.
With 1a611qAh no lengss eolsrAhls - Rassibls.
This g : Anai and solemn rssoivs spcu fan d
We Hiei. our souns.ymss sAsvsxAo.. tn
Amsrispa UAion inasdisssly 70 ssssnbls an.
place this, the psAitioa II avs millions Of Irish
msu, In due form hsfoes the Prssidsnt and Con
s<sas nk the Unitsa States. =, U
sigpsd on behalf Of the Irish people.
PATRICK sAR61RLD,
WOLFE TONE.
HOWARD sRIfzaERALp.
SMITH 0'BRIEN.
Foot Of the aaa<as. March II, tesJ
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COL. nEnalLL ron eov.nyon.

S9A~e A8k~1&4AAA ~ 00V&A4 OA&s
A lstasr from McGrsgos. ID he Nusca.ins
Jssnsl - III foaiows.s = neAsa 10 Col.
nsziii, Who seems ven pronisens csndi.
daas 10 liz Northern pae&r q HAAs. ri.
sAcusA - - not made hinssif tsgvu ksee.
shoata, either b. rid in person, or BY
Mulkas&inous Letters TO oil sorts n Repub.
6cnaas
sTAe Aspsblieals No. ~ ssssns ~ Col Mer.
I'll - Gsvsrnw. h - hvsi hsrs lsae while
80 Il vsry popslaf snoogvta1I e1asstn 81 citizens
oee pEnaDA - 49, 49, - jnepsp>s Cor
~ o11sasks s1oiaa1tsi asl - esin - ~
pep9 extsasts ffoa IN ths pspsrs IN Northsr.
sewss2 eecss tvss aYssoiao : pssessnce for
iassas n Csl Msnm bssa.ss 4 a. -. sssesste
esieesnss b ths nassss. II vas some weeks e.
- ~ na0s hadbsn Arst nsaticssd b. ~ wa,
bseussbs vssld sonssat 20 ~ tkat Il nigkt IS
n~oDsAs sssssntioa. have ~ ths Cejsesl
- - tvisA ed - hin - - vssy ssnsihie
1on4D ~ -, Of gssat bssinsss capacity, ana
eoan1F ea1SeAl Ian saEetAs hKgA sstsnsiion ID
VIII - = hsI1 by his ffiol1s ed nsighbers :
b ~ .f4
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By rsfeespce to the sdvertissueut Of the
Central Pacific Company, IN another column,
twill b seen that thsir Financial Agents
oifsr for sale the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Road, Of even date aud tenor with The Gov
erumsnt bndS drsving IN pss CONT peisci.
pal and interest payable il gold, witch &C
eosdisg "a The above showing nAhe them
one Of the best and safest investments now
offered 70 capital.
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Original Notice.
Distrikt Court of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison.
John D0lLEnY p1ntutiHA

OEA8a0ol N0ttces
Disxikt Court of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison.
JOHN Do1I.sT, r'.'.sis.l Mia, !. -.
&C. wYKEl, Dss.odsnt. -s''''.
ITO G. C. WYKEL, Defendant-You are
- hsrsby sotiAed thas tAsrs l. nov - ais in -
nSs 80 100 e: Petition e. g John Dcs,y
p es.t PER annsn thereon, FROM tho 18th DAY OF o.
.iss d fsseks9s y s1d no,ssses un1s hy you .
ssrs eI1esso = ~ dsbA aDss - sslle-i:s ri
- a.s.slsssss = les. - !. il s,ssl - u N.
Seus1 A1oSasn - Ksekss Iota Aeisg y ~ fssss-
ng looA ssssst ssd running back Of even WIN rs
~. esmnsnefag 7o3S ~ tbs corner q unrrsa
an1 ieth sarsres, - Tor general relisf
ssss Ssa - ~ sessua ~ Of ~ tssM & sAiAGs
to eoams1ee u Fort 4s1son on the thsrd MoaAay ~
Nay 1s0, tuou0soe VII - vss1ssva aeaisse yss =
fisS. Nv. ss..1 IS sss;si nooAR xHowrsa
4 sessA1~ Attorneys sss liaia1G.
Divorce Notice.
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20 "a DIVE / Dsfs.lsst z-Yss -
- = snetl.A sffAe Dlsriss Ossrs = - osaeiy,
~ - = : 49,. 49,. -, e.ss
- essanssa - -. - ~ gsaaA = VIAL =.
-, un.bsa sgs@s - sl1ss sAsses = = =,
IN q 6 e: - = s. -!
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tanel - ~ Atsas1.
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slssew = ~ vseisss Jilan11lat 49,
4oaal, I'D relbenntegy 0esenen6a No. -.
nHng DAe,nA; I'D = ~ 49, u ths O.
- tsno.uaaaoas i lses, bsiag fesndae
(Aaif head, - ~ thrown into psisoa 81
thsss ssaai.sd until sktsat;on was called -
- 60 b. ths dss.1e b Pasliaasns IN ls11.
Nd 10 graat hin free psraoa- Il nssd !
- ia tkat IL inpsisonmsas lad dawn ~
nza IN ths syse Of millioas Il The people,
~ thaI - stspped from he cell 70 1n1
hknsslf he popalaR hero"
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Representatives OF the United States Of Amtr Gu
IN Congress assembled, That on and after the
passage of this act, and until the first day of
May, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, any
goods, wares, or merchandise under bond,
in any public or private bonded warehouse,
upon which the duties are unpaid, may be
withdrawn for consumption, and the bonds
cancelled, on payment of the duties and
charges prescribed by law; and any goods,
wares, or merchandise deposited in bond, in
any public or private bonded warehouse, on
and after the first day of May aforesaid, and
all goods, wares, or merchandise remaining
in warehouse, under bond, on said first day
of May; may be withdrawn for consumption
within one year from the date of original
importation, on payment of the duties ard
charges to which they may be subject by
law at the time of such Withdrawal; ard
after the expiration Of three years from'said
date, any goods, wares, or merchandise, in
bond as aforesaid, may be withdrawn for
consumption on payment of the duties
assessed on the original entry and charges,
and an additional duty of ten per centum Of
the amount of such duties and charges
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That
neither this nor any other act shall
operate to prevent the expectation Of bonded
goods, wares, or merchandise from ware
house within three years from the date
Of original importation, nor their trans
poltation in bond from the port into which
they were originally imported 70 anyeO'' er
port or ports for the purpose of expectation
and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed
APPROVED, March IA, 1866
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APPROVED, March 81, 1866.
CHAPTER XIV

An Act more etectuoAy TO qrogsde for the
Puntshment Of certain Crimes against tie
United States.
Be ii enacted blythe Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States of Aaap79ca
IN Congress assembled, That if any person OF
persons shall falsely make, alter. forge, OF
counterfeit; or cause or procure 10 be falsely
made, altered, forged, or counterfeifed; OF
willingly aid or assist in the false making,
altering, forging, or counterfdtirg any
bond. bid, proposal, guarantee. security,
official bond, public record. afTdayit. or
other writing for the purpose of defraiairg
the United States; or shall utter or publish
as true, or cause to be uttered or published,
as true any such false, forged. altered or
counterfeited bond, bid, proposals, guaran-
tee, security, official bond, public record,
defraudfng the United States. knowing the
same to be false, forged, altered. or coun-
Continued on Fossrh Pdcs.
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WE'D, March IA, 1866.
CHAPTER XVIII.

AZ Act 20 0TFHeT SECURE AnGeT1c1G C9fsge7as
certain Privileges uader pie Treaty Of
Washington
Be it enacted By the Senate and Noass Of
Representatives OF the United States Of A4aerica
IN Congress assembled That the produce Of
the forests of the State of Maine upon the
Saint John river and its tributaries, owned
by American citizens, and sawed or hewed
III the Province of New Brunswick by
American citizens. (the same being unmanu.
featured in whole or in part,) which is now
admitted into the ports OF the United States
free of duty, shall continue to be so admitted
under such regulations IS The Secretary Of
prescribe.
SEC. 2. And be 1t farther enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after the
seventeenth day of March, eighteen hundred
and siXty-six
APPROVED, March IS, 1866.
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RovED, March IS, 1866.
CHAPTER XIX.

An Act In Relation to the Court of Claims.
Be Ii enacted by the Senate and ZIoae8e of
Representatives. elite United States Of 44anesfca
IN Congress assembled, That the fourteenth
section of an act approved the third day Of
March, ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and sixty-thlee, entitled AN act to amend
an act to establish a court for the investiga.
ton of claims against the United States"
approved February twenty-fourth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve, be, and the same
is hereby repealed; and from the final judg-
nent, or decree in all cases heretofore de-
cided by the Court of Claims, of the charac-
ter mentioned III the fifth section of said act
Of March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, an appeal shall be allowed to the
Supreme Court Of the United States, at any
time within ninety days after the passage of
this act, except in such cases where the
amounts found due by said Court have been
paid at the treasury.
SEC. O. and be ii further enacted, That
the regular SESSION Of the Court of Claims
shall hereafter commence on the first Mon
day of December in each year
Sec. 3. Ind be ii further enacted, That at
the end Of every term of the Court Of CLAIMS,
the Clerk Of said Court transmit copy of
the decisions thereof to the heads of Depart
ments; to the Solicitor, Comptrollers, and
Auditors of the Treasury; to the Commits
sioners of the General Land Office and of
Indian Affairs; to the Chiefs of Bureaus;
and to other officers charged with adjusting
claims agains the United States.
APPROVED, March II, 1866
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TAX, or THE UNITED TIA; ES,
Fasm n the First Session NJ the
Thr'y n7n.h C0"ty'Ss
CHATTER XVI.

IN 4ct u 81 abh-h crfaln p It Rna!s.
BILL .aac,>la 6y kar Nf muir n,.d HpuSe
y Rcw.,rnt0itrrs N fhe UAtod stat, S
t~vam III CD,gr@SS nsScn46 ed That
VIZ AIiowmg be established as rost
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CHAPTER XXI.

An Act 10 amend an Act entitled An Act to
incoy7sorate national military Gnd naUal
Asysstna, for the Relief Of the totdsy disabled
Officers and Men Of The cOluntef Forces Of
the United States.
Be i enacted BY the Ssnass GrH House Of
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CHAPTER Xxx


An Act to amend an Act 10 eTtend the Char
ter Of the President and Directors Of the
FtremQn's LnSurauce Company Of Wash
ingt0n and Georgetown IN the JEstrScct Of
Columbia
BE ii enacted BIZ the Staaate and House Of
Representatices Of the United States Of ADae1Tca
in Congress assembled, That the sixth,
seventh, eighth, ninth, ard tenth sections OF
the act to incorporate the president and d.
rectors of the Firemen's Insurance Company
of Washington and Georgetown in the
District Of Columbia, approved March
third. eighteen hundred and thirty-seven. and
which was extended by theact approved Feb
ruary seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, be and the same hereby are, repealed;
the fire companies which existed at the time
of the passage of said acts, and upon which
existence said sections were based, having
ceased to exist.
SEC. Q. Ind be az further enaTed, That
the stock of said Firemen's Insurin Com
pany shall be issued, sold, transferred, and
held in the same manner that the same
might have been issued sold, transferred
and held had those sections never existed.
APPROVED, March II, 1866.
The loyal Georgian. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1867, 1867-05-16

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