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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

-COileCtOr bmlkh VI the clRut AutoI'
nal revenue district Of New York City,
Is to be suspended FOR whisky frauds.
Baron Won Havre, Secretary of the
Belgium legation, is about to marry one
of the lady clerks in the Treasury De.
partment.
Senator Wade has taken rooms in
Georgetown, and is in excellent spirits,
although naturally disappointed at the
result In Ohio.
-Ex Congressman Cooper Of Tennes-
see, received his commission Wednesday,
as Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
vice Chandler resigned.
Speaker Colfax has not yet formed
the standing committee of the House,
further than the few already appointed,
nor has he intimated to any one what
will be his course in the premises.
Gen. wisewell OF New York, once
military governor OF Washington, Is the
most probable successor of K. A. Roll
Inns, as commissioner OF internal reve-
nue., who will soon either resign or be re-
moved.
Senator Reverdy johnson has just
issued a second pamphlet, entitled 1.-THE
Dangers which beset the Nation" He
signs his name to 1t and does not leave
it anonymous like the one OF the same
title lately issued and written by him.
The President was engaged Wednes-
day night on his Annual Message, and
declined to see any one. he states that
he shall devote considerable portion OF
1t to financial matters, and will recon.
mend the repeal OF the Cotton Tax.
Gov. Ward OF New Jersey, Chairman
OF the National Union Republican Com
mittee, writes to the Washington SOL
diers' and sailors union, congrstulating
them on having declared for Grant for
next President, and says that with him
for candidate the Republican party is
sure to win.
The financial question is actively
discussed by the Eastern and Western
men. A prominent member OF the FL
nance committee declared, Wednesday,
that Connress would at an early day re-
peal the law allowing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to contract the currency at
the rate of four millions per month.
Gen. Grant received q large number
of distinguished persons at the War De-
partment, Wednesday, among them Sena-
tor Wilson, Gov. Bramlette of Kentucky,
and Illinois Washburne. The President
entertained quite q different crowd.
Blair, Dixon of Connecticut, and Gen.
Morgan of Ohio, were with him during
the morning.
Solicitor Jordan of the Treasury
has been asked by Secretary McCulloch
for his official opinion as to whether the
twenty days grace given by the tenure of
Office bill for reporting removals and
suspensions, would begin Thursday,
with the opening of the November ses-
sion, or on the first day of the next ses-
sion. Mr.. McCulloch can't decide him
self.
The Judiciary committee held an
extra session Wednesday night at Will
ards Hotel. All the members were pre-
sent. So far as can be definitely ascer-
tanned, vote was taken on the question
as to whether the evidence heard since
the July session furnished any additional
grounds for Impeachment, and the result
was four in favor of, to five against it.
This leaves the committee as it stood in
June last, when they voted four for CEN
sure Of the President, and three for i'm
parchment and two for acquittal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

DEDICATroN.-The new Catholic cathe-
dral at Burlington is to be consecrated
on the 9Th of December, Archbishop Nc
oloskey, OF New York, pre- aching the
sermon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

ical ticket, and in South Carolina none
OF any color appear TO have voted for
the conservatives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

A LII Indebted to Fem IL Tuttie
"A will settle their accounts with rs, o
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,

DUhI BILE DIDhN btNUt ~
Combining the maximum of efficiency;
durability and economy with the minimum ol
weight and price. They are widely and favor,
ably known, more than 600 being in use. an
warranted satisfactory, or no sale. Descriptive
circulars cent on application. Address
j, C. HOADLEY b co.
poyIldeod Sw6m Lawrence, Mass.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30

General JteDnolos ben @atb erbielt, nidt
tuie abgerna@t, ii6er Iampico, fOnoern
iiber sano meter reiien ioIlte, oa Scme6
une Ganales in Iampico nit etDa 1000
Mann im SnterelIe Srtega's ieien.
Ser, ipaniidle Santpfer, Der Sierra
Gru5 am 16 berlisB, lit bon Sabannab
in Stem 9ort nit orei Saaen neuern
sad&ibten eineetroffen uno beribtet,
SaB Buebla our1 Die taiierltden 6Drcen
senoinmen moroen lei. Sn Sierra Gru3
iuaren 8robifouen polIauf uno Die frtif
beren Beribte bon 9un9ersnotb paren
unbe9riinbet.
General Sberioan bat beim Staatss
miuiiter UNI @rIaubniB telegrapbirt, Den
@ouberneur gBels uno ben Stem Or
leans 8oli3eibirettor Noams ableben gu
oiirfen; aber Der Nttorne1 General ner<
meigert oiele GrIaubniB, Ser 8ralts
bent, ME natiirIid, ltimmt Dem 3esteren
BEL inOem er aIS gntlduIoisun9 ans
giebt, oaB General Gberi0an gu itren9
fei in 9lusfubrlmg feiner Befe6le. -
{ gBir bofen. Dap General Sheridan,
menus notbig miro, feline Bitten 10
lan9e mieoerbolen pirb, bis oas Gdbinet
nadsiebt. Sheriban lit ni6t Der Wanu,
Der unn6tbieertpeiie ioI6e 8oriblage
MAIDEN ipiroe, - Biu Yrafbent Sobns
ION Elm 3iueites 8lutbao in Stem Or
leans beraufbel6u0ren? Die 8eo.)
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S1afbDine nmO Wfempbis
0ifembabmIimie.

" GfTce He1 @enerals &Hperimteucemten,)
GosereIo Ino GentMdD Giienbabn,
9laibDilIe, Sean., ben 10. April 1867
Bon un6 mad 9lontas benz IS. b.. Der5en 8iige
auf Der Gogefielb uno 8entudp GiIenbabn 9aibpille
tdeIicb I'M ~ g. D. perlafien, auf Der Staatseranse
NIT ben 0tgen ami Der Mempbts, .Gloifspiue unD
2ousuiae 6iteubetu mad 9ie.pHiS affb III SHmdoI6t
NIT Sagen aaf Der Tlobtie nnS O5io Gifenbabn fix
ale Yunfte TN Siieen Ani9Ias ma@en6.
Die ainie 1T elmer grtinbn9m Reparatnr unters
IDcrfen Dofben ine ieRt uorb@eitet, 9aIapiere uns
Sra6t ibnelL nnD 5nperIpifs III bef6rberi. 9ortnss
13ae &Hlafpneen bet alien Bacbtstgen.s @afiage=
pretfe 70 nie6rg mic nfirgeno elmer an6ern Habn.
nts4ftf. segEs II Boob wf, @beatbam.
api6 Gen. Snpt. g. u 8. Gifenba5n.
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Na1bplle 5eune11e 9nnag ben 80 Aprt 1861 la Mnmmer

boriidtiger Wann bon ioI6en aefdbr.
li4en Gin9en nidt re6en, ielbit nidt
NIT ii6 reoen, uno es freut mid bod,
bab i'd oaS unlddkbare Gut bisber uidt
tei@tfinni9er @eiie miBbraudte, 6a6
i'd meine tlnflide YIatten nur in Sail
len Der sr6Bten @elbberlegenbeit am
luanbte. SOL mid Der SeufeI, es lit
aber aud Elm gefabrli@es Spiel unb i'd
bin ieelenfroh, bab meme neue Specur
latiOn nit Der elan3enben Seiratb 70
gut 9eoieben 1T, benn i'd tuerbe burd
cine coIoIIale Nlitgift in Den Stan6
geiett fem, in 8utunft tpieber giiItiae
&a6enlheine uuo Bailtnoten auSsuaes
ben, bababa! @ein, es lit Elm Al rls>
taares Spiel, unb es lit mir ia aud
bon ieber tiie eineefaIIen unb lou ME
in meineu Sinn fommer, mir ani bieIe
Dirt 9eIb gu beri@afen, tuenn i9 ni6t
bur4 Oftere 9ele9enbeiten - 3a,
bas bort ia nun aufl - SD tuiH uabrs
baftig fem leidtiinniser Starr fein uub
Die Blatten in Submit sebrau1en, uenH
| i'd tie ni6t n0tbi9 babe; Die beiuabre
i6 nur fir ben 9eOtbfaa unb mabrIih
bemabrt ululien iie tuerben, beipabrt ME
oas EeiIisite SeiIistbun1, benn i'd mus
mid biiten unb per6e mid bitten, ebe
mir einmaI gar Elm llngIiid miber>
flbrel"
y9lber feline Surdt, teine sSur6t! =
= @arnm fol i'd biefe in meinen
Sdnben barmloien @noenten, sm benen
| ia aud nod Der iuterefIante Srauf@ein
un6 Die iibrieen nieoli9en Sa6el1en
seb0reu, Die nod aus iener i66neu
Belt meiner eriten 9roBen Equalization
beritammeu unb bic i'd ats tbeure Grim
nerunsen an Die idOne @eIiebte auf3e .
tuabre, tuarunt iou i'd 6ieie iIBeu, tIei>
men SebeinniiIe, Oieie biibide 3arita .
tens Samnlluns berni6ten, 90 iie mir
| 70 groBe Sreu6e bereitet un6 - 6a i'd
| fe nod gu bergr6Bern sebente, bababa
= ga, gu bersr6Bern nit nan6em
f9onen intereHdnten Stii6e, bis i'd biz
gauge Sanmluns einmaI Der itaunene
BEN Menfdbeit gum 0adsrabeln bin>
terIahe.
t. (Tortiekun0 faIof.
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S9lcgrapb. NadJri6tru,
0urOpdiicbe 0Sacbricbten.
SrieosnS sIusfdten,
a.s.-
Merifp.
Ser Sen.
Ser 9 abe II,
Qonbnn. Is. QInriI.

u y ~ HCt <+Rttt'
60ni9in Sictorta bat einen Brief an
ben R0nig bon 8reuBen sef9rieben, in
Weltbem fe erritlid Die gemdBigten
8oridIa9e Srantrei9s in 8eaug auf
Die 0ispOiitiOu Ger 9ursmbur9er Bir1
rem befiiruortet, unO lle ratb Dem So
mig, ben DOrseidlassnen GOmpromiB.
Ylan an5unebmen. (NSelbcn?)
Die @onferen3 Der @roemd9te, um
Ole Sdpieri9eeiten Suilden 6rantrei1
uno .Rreuben gu beieitigen, miro AM Is.
Ntat IN 2Onoon 5Giantmentreten.e Man
lit ii6ereingefommen, baB inamilden bic
Seltung 2ugemburg oisarmirt perben
ioae.
9eltern 9lben0 Ianste bierlelbit cine
9epef9e bon Berlin elm, melde bic
Snnabme Der 8orldIase, Die Roniaiu
8ictoria oema9t ,un0 Die In benz 3uD
ianlmentritt zines GongrefIes oer9Radte
befteben, meIeet. Ser 4uremburas
Streit fou auf elmer gfeHtralifations,
8aiis bes 0robbersoetbums (@elbfs
itanotgfeits grfldrung oeflelben) ourA
f6mlntlide SbeiInebmer an benz Com
greB seldIiG:et fDerOen.
Sn Retersburg berrf1t bas @eradt,
oaB Die GegieruRg etne sSlotte eiienges
pan3erter SdifIe an StelIe Der fur bic
ruiiIfhen Sefkungen in @rnerita ftipu<
Itrten SeIoiulnme in 3abIans nebmen
iuir0. -
Ser Railer gfapole0n bat feline 3us
frieoenbeit auseeoriiRt iiber bic 3lutf9en
Der !S0niain 8ietoria unb &Gaig 2SiI>
beIm fdDeben0en unterbanolungen.
Die g8efers 3ettun5 (,Sremen) meIs
BET, bas 8reubsn tpobl bic Seftuna
2ugeinburg rdumen meroe.
5n Solge Der Srieoensauslihten fno
tE 5ranffurt un6 iiberal dnierifanii6e
8oaos in bic Sobe geeansen. - Sn
Barls fttegen 0sntet nm einen 6raae,
/ 3 . 49, &
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
pAILY, per Year. ...-.................$1 2 90
WEEKLY, per Year. 49,. ...a........... B 90
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
Nuroras 2oge $50. 1O5. Deutids Ottp
SSe0ofnS

GesriiHSet: apriI 1858.
MitglteoersaPI: if2.
6bermeifter: 3. Srie6mann. fs.
nntermeiaer: u. 2auter.
5eeretar: ID. Serbrtd. $50
S6atmeiFter: 8. Dtoder.
Die 2oge ukrfnmmeIt itd isSen Honueritag Abeus
= - Obs SeHopA 1aa.
AFaimonibes 2oge SO. rs, s. 8. 8. o
graitSsnt y S Z s9 -
s@tstsssssssss ?sts:f stat s s'ss'#@"
s gjf'saat. a p ass't' sofeps asds.
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sbIrheker 8. 69IeF,lsr, Its
Seiltf1er neutrality-suspicious..
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a fsssrsis s e'ei:' ase.rs.ss,s.
+ !. s s:s, s.mi ssi's5 gsAas
gerGmnluua ie6en fiten gsontaa hes Rsnsss
S9meiaer unteritiibungsoeyetp
gegrlnSst: Mal 1851
RitgIieoertabI: a. : 81
9rGioent: Sultan aieoerer.
i. 5efrstsr:. q. atoaasa.~
SdaSmeiiter; Sos Sogt.
serfammInnsen: MoHatIi6 Elm Sat BEL Sss.
8pgts Gde Sefierion une Gberrp Strlbe.
- 9pncoroia.
(@urefa an6 Sbalta bereiniat
Geafunoef. L, Oecem6ef 1900
RttgIfeoersdbl: 90.
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8ieezN rdiSeIIt: Bar Sar.
~ Secretdr: s. SSSruei. .gsf
eaffrer' 9. Barnard.
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| Selti5er 8Ibnens Sirettsr: 9aul y. ALBERT
| 8ibliDtbetar Or. aeritein. .3f54
| Der Berein ueriainmelt iidb iu6heuti9, Gennerita
| MbeitSs ~ llbr i'm geurtRalie.
Sutberil1e Semeiu6e. ~
| gfarrer Gsgers.
| OniteShienff iPhen ASnnnfn0 nhrs nj lten
Qir6e an Der NarttffraEe untetbaIb
M bes 2otisuiHe 9eppts.
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| 3irde IN @ermantotpn.
@ettesbient: Spnntnos ilhr RsraeuB.
Sodamt: Sonntaes iibr @orsens
@esper: Sonntags ubr Ha9Mtttaas.
Sentfd|e Wetbcoiiten genieiilAe,
Opresiger Serr Ssbn 8. Dartb.
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q E 10 Sort, 20. elpril.

Otit benz Danpfer Goutbampton eins
9etrofeue &adribten meIoen: Sm beuts
l1en Yarlament mar oas bon Bismar6
an9efo9tene &fnenoement Sur gOnftis
tuition, iuonaA Die Starte Der &rmee
anf SriebsnsfuB unbsrdnOert bIei6t, biz
Die Sunoesgeieke nonit6noig beroffents
Ii6t uno arrnn9irt fein tuer6en, nit 2O2
9e9en so Stinlmen angenomnleu ipors
ben. AQe iibrigen Nrtitel lpurOen an.
9enOmmen. 90 bdt BisntarG Die erite
Nieoerlase erlitten. Ser Wann fann
nidt mebr Die SIammen bee Sortfhrtt>
ties, Die CT felbit, obeIeid obne feinen
sSiaen, angefadt bat, ausl0fAeu.
Die lammtliden polniiben QlbQeotS.
neten reiignirfen ibre Sibe i'm 6arIa.
ment, neil, ipie lie ia9en, 6ur4 Die Nie>
oerlage BiSmar6s linen ale M0alid,.
teit 9enomnen lit, @eiualteatte, Die
ourd ibre Ginberlei6ana in ben 6eut>
'l3sn Bune sef3ebtn tonHten, gu Ter,
binbern.
Gin GerlAt nleI0tt, OaB amiihen
8renben unO 9Iaelanb Interbanblunlen
tuegeH &btretuns bee gefamntien Rclens
bis an bic 8ei6fet an Yreuben faDeb.
ten. $500
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Bafhinaton. 29. 2IprIL

Die @atiOnaliduIO bat Gd in BEN
lesten 8crwaltunosmOnat lim Dill
lioRen berrinQerf. aess ~
Bon Mn9nfta uno eItlanta, o., ee5en
SfaArimten iiber bort obaebaltene Sgofs
fenDerfamrlllungetl Elm. gseloIuttonen
tDuroen angenonlfIen oes 5nhaIts, bak
oer Natb Oes @oabernenre Brown mel
der beganntli@ iiberna anenlpfeblt, bic
Denominations Geiete Dee GongfelTee
an3nnebmen, Der befte lei, Hnb bab, I'm
ferneren nno itreaeeren Mfabreeeln hes
&ongrefes bor3ubsngeis, e am aer0s
tbenftcn fei, nit einem G6Iaae bonn
aSeee Der paIsltarrigteit nmaniuenOen,
6err 9etuiS ID GampbeEI, q e. Mi
niiter fir MeEitO, beridtet aus glelp
Orleone, oab Der bon ibn an Suarea
Gefanote 8Ote In 4ra3Os 9antiaeU bon
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-16
TPUBLIC-NO. 4.1

ANsACT making appl opriations for the support OF
the Military Academy tor the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
SentatiOes Of the United States Of america IN Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated, out OF any
ted, for the support of the Military Academy for
the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty eight:
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets, and mu-
scians hundred and fifty four thou sand eight
hundred and forty dollars
For cOmutation of subsistence, five thousand
and fifty dollars.
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers servants,
one hundred and fifty-siX dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, siXty-s1x
thousand four hundred and sixty-seven dollars.
For increase and expense of library, three thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of board of visitors, five thousand
dollars.
For forage for artillery and cavalry horses, nine
thousand dollars.
For horses for artillery and cavalry practice,
one thousand dollars.
For repairs of officers quarters, five thousand
dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery practice,
five hundred dollars.
For furniture for cadets hospital, two hundred
dollars.
For gas pipes, gasometers, and retorts, six hun
dred dollars.
For materials for quarters for subaltern officers,
five thousand dollars.
For Ventilatng and heating the barracks aud
other academic buildings; improving the appara-
tus for cooking for the cadets; repairing the hos
pital buildings, including the introduction, OF
baths for the sick, the construction of waterclos
cts in the library building, and new furniture for
the recitation rooms, forty thousand dollars.
For the removal and enlargement of the gas
works, twenty thousand dollars.
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TPUBLIC-NO. ISL


AN ACT to fix the compensation of the officers of
the revenue cutter service, and for other purpo-
SeS.
Be it enacted By tile Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of america in Con-
gress dsSe6ed That from and afte the thirty
day of december eighteen hundred and sixty-six
the compensation of the officers of the revenue
CUTTER service shall be at the following rates,
viz:
DUTY PAY.
Captains, twenty-five hundred dollars per an
mum.
First lieutcnants and chief engineers, eighteen
hundred dollars per annum.
Second lieutenants and first assistant engineers
fifteen hundred dollars per annum.
Third lieutenantS and second assistant engi-
neers, twelve hundred dollars per annum.
PAY ON LEAVE OF ABSELCE OR WHILE WAITING Or
DERS.
Captains, eighteen hundred dollars per annum
First licutenants and chief engineers, fifteen
hundred dollars per annum.
Second leutenantS and first assistant engineers
twelve hundred dollars per annum
Third leutcnants and second assistant eng-
neers, nine hundred dollars per annum.
SEC. z. A,.l be it further enacted, That from
and after the thrty-first day of December, eigh-
teen hundred and sXty-siX, each officer of the
revenue cutter service while on duty shall be en-
titled to one navy ration per day.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That to enable
the Secretary of the Treasury to carry out the
provisions of this act during the last half of the
current fiscal year, and during the fiscal year en-
ding June thirty, eighteen hundred and siXtJ-
eight. the sum of one hundred and thirty-thrce
Thousand four hundred dollars is hereby appro-
prated for the expenses of the revenue cutter
vice, out of any money in the treasury not other
wise, appropriated.
Approved, February %, 1885,
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Official.

ed in the manner prescribed by law for fclonous-
y stealing property of the value of the article so
taken, embeZzled converted or secreted.
SEC. .. And be IL further enacted, That all per-
sons sentenced to Imprisonment in the Jail of
said District may be employed at such labor, and
under such regulations may be prescribed by
the supreme corrt of said District, and the pro-
ceeds thereof applied to defray the expenses of
the trial and conviction OF any such person.
SEC. 10. Aud belt further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the supreme court of said District
to make such rules for the government and dis
cipline of the prisoners confined in said Jail
shall be deemed necessary for the health securi-
ty, and the protection of said prisoners from
cruel treatment by any person in charge thereof
Sec. II. Ind be it further enacted, That on
the trial of any person charged with crime, the
punishment whereof may be confinement in the
Eenitentiary or District Jail, the defendant shall
be entitled to four peremptory challenges of jul
rOrS
Sec. H. And be it further enacted That in
all criminal trials the said supreme court, or the
judge trying the may allow such number of
witnesses on behalf of the defendant as may ap-
pear necessary, and the fees thereof, with the
costs OF service to be paid in the same manner as
government witnesses are now paid.
Sec 13. An6 be it further enacted, That all
laws of said District inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act be, and the same are hereby re-
pealed; and that this act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved, February %, 1867.
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1PUBLIC-No. SOL


AN ACT relative to collection district in North
Carolina.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of Anaericain Con-
oress assembled That from and after the first day
six, there shall be in the State of North Carolina
four collection districts to wit one to be called
the district of Albemarle, which shall include
all the waters, scores, harbors, creeks, bays and
inets, adjacent to and flowing into the said
sounds, together with that part of Pamlico sound
north of and including Loggerhead inlet, and all
waters and shore appertaining thereto. And the
port of entry for said district shall be at Ply
mouth Another to be called the district of Pam
lco, which shall include Pamlico sound, and all
the waters shores, harborS, rivers, creeks, bays,
and inlets adjacent to and flowing into said sound
exclusive of the district of Albemarle and inclu-
ding the south line of Neuse river to the northern
entrance of Core sound and port entry for said
district of Pamlico shall be at Newbern. Anoth-
er to be called the district of Beaufort, which
shall include all the waters, shores, harbors.
creeks, bays, and inlets south of the district OF
Pamlico and north of and including New river
and inlet and the pott of entry for said district
Beaufort shall be at Beaufort. And another to be
in :lude all waters shores, harbors creeks, bays,
and inlets south of the district of Beaufort to the
southern boundary of the said State, and the port
of entry for said district of Wilmington shall be
at Wilmington. And the collector of each Of said
districts shall reside at the port of entry thereof
and shall be appointed by the President by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate and re-
ceiye salary at the rate of one thousand dollars
per annum in addition to the fees of the office =
Provided, That such compensation shall in no
case exceed the sum OF twenty-five hundred dol
lars per annum in the aggregate.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-16
[PUBLIC-No. 81.
AN ACT relative to the port of Camden, New

AN ACT relative to the port of Camden, New
Jersey.
BE it enacted byt Senate and the House of Rep
res,tatives Of the United States Of america in Con-
greSS assembled, That the port of Camden, in the
State of New Jersey, be, and the same is hereby
annexed to the collection district of of Philadel-
phia, and that assistant collector to be ap-
pointed in accordance with the laws of the United
States, shall reside at Camden, who shall have
power to enter and clear vessels in like manner
as the collector of Philadelphia is authorized to
do, but such assistant collector shall nevertheless
act in conformity to such instructions and regu-
lationS he shall from time to time receive from
the collector of Philadelphia and that the said
assistant collector shall receive for his annual
salary fifteen hundred dollars in full for al
vices to be by him performed and in lieu of COM
missions and fees.
SEC. 9. Ind be it. further enacted That the
sistant collector, appointed under this act, be
and he is hereby authorized to enroll and license
according to the laws of the United States, all
vessels engaged in the coasting trade and fish
cries, owned in whole part by residents of that
portion of the Bridzeton district lying north of
Alloway's creek, in the county of Salem, in the
State of New Jersey. And all such enrolments
and licenses shall be valid and effectual as if
they had been effected in any other port of the
United States and the said assistant collector,
in the enrolment and licensing of vessels shall be
subject to the laws of the United States and liza
BILE to all the penalties and responsibilities i'm
posed upon collectors in like cases.
Approved, February %, 1867.