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t. The Congressional Committee on South
ern Railroads held meeting in Richmond
Va on Friday, and examined the officers Of
sill railroads terminating in that city and of
the Norfolk and Petersburg and Southside
railroads
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DISCOVERY OF Coal IN FAUouIER.-We
learn that Mr.. Grsn Vile ]. Kelly has discov-
cred coal on his farm In FauQuier county. Va
has been offered S25, 900 for the bed, which oft,r
has been declined We should be glad to hear
Irom MIR. X. on the subject. Coal at short
distance from the river would augment the
trade of Fredericksburg largely.-Frsdericss
I,trn rEr.c u
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REsIGSATIoNs.-The resig nation OF General
Fitzpatrick as captain in the regular army has
been accepted, to date the 18th instant and
also that of General Pleasanton as major, to
take fleet on the LIST OF next January, till
which time he has leave Of absence.
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CONDITION OF GENERAL SKINNER Hon
s.. John Ii. l.. Skinner, First Assistant Post.
master General is stillvery sick and his physl.
clans to-day were Of the opinion that he was
vClse than on Yesterday
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@Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, has
written a letter in reply to Rev. Thomas
Nickers, in which he declares that the Pope
mas never been opposed to progress: that it is
a stale SANDER to say the Catholic Church Is
opposed TO the circulation OF the bible, and
that he himself Is opposed to union OF church
and State, and prefers the condition OF the
church In the United States to its condition. in
Italy. france, or Spain.
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THE INFRINGEMENT COMMITTEE-The
Joint Committee on Retrenchment was in ses.
sion to-day, at the Treasury Department
Senator Buckalew will arrive tomorrow and
take his seat with the committee
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MARYLAND STATE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE-
The president OF the late Maryland State Con-
yeDtIon, under a resolution passed by that
body, appointed the following gentlemen as
the democratic State Central Committee for
Montgomery county: George Peter, E. B. Pref.
lyman. and William Thompson, of r.
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THE CONSCIENCE fUND.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to- day received Communication
en- closing a check for S.6I, which the writers
desired 70 have PLACED to the credit OF the con-
science fund, they being executors for q gen.
tieMan who had SO ordered in his will.
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~ A. K. Mcclure flies at the head OF his
raIer-the ChamberJurg Reposit9ry-the name
Of General Grant for the Presidency
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@Sykes. Chadwick ~ Co, proprietors of
Wizards Hotel, gave dinner to newspaper
correspondents Saturday, evening, which wa.
fenced by the representatives of the leading
journals OF the country
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PATENTS TO BE IssURD.-For the work end :
ing on Tuesday, the goth inst, 2al patents will
be issued from the Patent Office during the
past week. SIS applications and 70 caveats
were Lied.
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- General Buffers Committee, charged
with an inquiry INTO the circumstances at
tending the assassination of President Lin
coin, meets in this city again on the sd inst
Wedr esday.
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- The Virginia election comes off to.nor.
row on the question of calling State conyen-
tiCn under the reconstruction act,
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TELEGRAhiS TT The STAR.
FROM EUROP TO-DAY.
The Garibaldian voiueers Cut Rail-
road-Finlcial.

[SpeciaisDispatcto the Star.
NEW YORK. Oct. al special cable dis
patch, dated London, thinorntng lsist,) ga,
ihat dispatches from Pas positively declare
tnatt1e Garibaldau yonteers are crossing
the lire into the Romanr erritory, and have
s. vered one line of raibad communication
between Rome and Floree
Z United states as. id4ondon to-day, are
6Ss-ths Novemb Der couIn being Off.
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BUILDINGS TO BE EACATED.-General Grant
has directed that list OF all property in this
District, occupied by any bureau Of the War
department, and owned by private individ-
uals, be made our and transmitted 10 him At
an early day. This order is given with view
TO curtaii all needless expenses OF the Depart.
ment by the immediate vacation OF all build
ings the use OF which is not absolutely neces-
cary for the public service.
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MEssMoRB's said that Sec
re'ary McCuilcch will appoint J. Z. Risley,
Esq, of Indiana, as Deputy Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue in New YORK, vice Mess.
more removed. Mr.. Risley who is a promi-
rent lawyer, will discharge the duties OF the
once here instead of going 10 New York ia
Dir. Mes smo1e's place, and thus put an end to
the strife that has been going on for sometime
TO secure the office and get control of the Met.
rCpoiit5n Revenue Board in New York
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- New York judge has decided that tel.
eeraphic ces patches are not private property,
snd copies can be ordered to be produced Ia
court as evidence.
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REVISED CoDE.-Messrs. Gushing, johnson
and James the commissioners appointed to
codify the laws OF the United States, have
nearly complsfed their work, and Will make
Teporf 10 congress at the beginning OF the ses-
sion The patent and military la VS. a. va bean
greatly reduced and simp,ified
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IrAt an informal meeting OF the Anti
Gam bling Society, held in New York on Fri
day, Mr. Berg stated that the association
represented capital Of twenty millions OF
dollars.
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INFORMATION FuRsIsHEp.-S. n. CLARK

INFORMATION FURNIsHED-S. NJ CLARK,
Esq, Chief Of the Printing Division at the
Treasury Department, has, in compliance with
the request OF the Refrenchment Committee
Esw In session at the Treasury, furnished them
with q full statement OF the amount Of work
done by the Printing Division; the amount of
money printed, and the cost thereof: an inven.
tory Of all the machinery used In the di vision,
together with all information relating TO the
expenses OF printing the national currency.
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THE INDIAN COMMIssIoN.-A dispatch to
the st. Louis Republican, dated Medicine
Lodge Creek, 18th instant, says the Indian
Commission business progresses finely. and
made, and lasting peace established. A
Council convened on Saturday, to last four or
five days. Saturday party of Indians. with
their chiefs. Tall Bull, White Horse, Little
Bear, and Gray Head came aud ad interview
They professed a desire for peace, and
promised 10 attend the council. The Penet-
tlches and Camanches. or Honey casters, I'M
der Silyur Brooch. aud the Nocenes. or Wan.
derers, under Chief Horseback, reached St.
Louis Wednesday. They came from Texas.
three hundred miles from Little Arkansas.
Superintendent Murphy Saturday issued
weeks provisions to fvs thousand Indians.
Every Cheyenne lodge will be at st. Louis
this week, making from seven to ten thousand
1ndians present. All the war parties are in
except a fragment OF twelve men, who left
their party on the Smokey Hill. They had to
visit the Northern Cheyennes.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION COMMIT
TEE.-The Congressional Subcommittee OF
Elections, headed by the Hoe. Mr. ScoGeld, OF
Pennsylvania, instructed TO inquire into the
alleged disloy atty of the members elect from
kentucky, arrived in Louisville, KY, Satur.
day night, from Lexington, and will to-day
continue taking testimony. They 20 from
Louisville TO Covington, where they will no
doubt close their in vestigation.
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~ Spe ciaI dispatches from Hax,o,

- Special dispatches from Havana state
that the police, On the night OF the 7,h inst
surprised and captured the members OF q Ma.
sonic lodge while assembled for business
The prisoners, at Santiago de Cuba, attsm Mad
10 escape on the night Of the 9Th inst but were
overpowered by the troops, who killed one
and wounded three OF them.
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~ THE TGCALISTS OE WASHINGTON
AS are informed thar the rehearsal Of Mendel
smhp = Hymn of Praise" will take place on every
THU RSDAY EVENING. at * O'Clock. at the res
streets. Persons who have taken books Of the
Cantata. and cannot attend the rehearsal. will
please send them to the aboyenaInei place iinmed
at,ly. 1t
0-WASHINGTON Il A. c.. No. 2-ELEC-
AS TON OF OFFICERS.-The next Regular
Communication of Washington Il. A. c., No ..
will take place On THU RSDAY EVENING. DC
rober 24th, in Central Masonic Hall, corner 9th
ana ID streets.
Officers i'll be elected for the ensuing year All
conn anions in good standing invited to be pres
ent. By order Of the nj. Z. Ii. p.
o"9l " Tu&Th-3t G r THOMPSON. Sec
~ NE lUUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN
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Ejoht tn Game OFF

Another P.ize Fight to Come Off.
ISpecia Dispatch to the Star
BUFFALO, OFT. 2a.-Articles were signed to-
day between Dan McCade, Of Buffalo, and ]
Cummings, OF Rochester, to fight in a 2i.foo
ring for 200, on December 21st.
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NATIONAL THEATEE.-LuCilie Western in
.sEast Lynne this evening with a strong cast
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Internal REVENUE The receipts from this
source to- day were Si5l,91O4i
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~ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

nS AND
LADIES OYSTER LOON.
JOSEPH II. SHAFFIELD, No. 246 Pennsyl-
vaGia avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
spectfully announces TO his customers and the pub
lie that he is now prepared TO furnish Oysters a
superior style. Also, Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate.
Parties. ctslngS, aud Families turni shed with
Choice Cakes, Ice Creams Pastry, and all s.rtcles
l.. the Confectionery business. made Of Ihe best
material and at the shortest notice.. &C 7-3m
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sS-READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l-Flour Is TO d cents
lower. Wheat 2 to cents lower. The Corn
market Is o shade lower. Pork is lower; Mess
S25.37K to S2l.50. Lard dull, lex to lax. Got.
tod firmer MiddlDg Uplards 20c. Freights
quiet. Spirits Turpentine ssh. Rosin rather
more active; common strained S3.6OaS3 65.
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yellow Fever on Shipboard.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2i-The schooner
Peacock, from Galveston, had four cases of
yellow fever anring her voyage, one OF which
proved fatal. The others recovered.
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TIE CASE or JEFFERSON DAVIS Data"
In bis letter OF yesterday, says: From Official
sources il is learned that the case OF Jefferson
Davis Will undoubtedly be tired next mpEth.
whether Chief Justice Chase shall preside or
not. Each party desires and expects Judge
Chase 10 hear the case, and there is a. this
time M good reason known that wouId pre-
vent his presence, should there be no extraor.
binary delay in bringing the case before the
court But as 1t is expected that the trial will
lSst for four or five weeks, thus running
a part o. the term OF the Supreme Court
which meets On the first Monday OF December
it is barely possible that Judge Chase mayno
feel warranted in entering upon hearing,
LIST Ee shall De prevented in the MI tina fr m
attending to hi Imperative duties in the Su
premn Court. Legal questions of vast i'm DOR I.
ance are prepared for argument before the Cir
Gilt Court, which 1t is desired shall be decc ed
by the Chief Justice. But rather than this
case snail again be continued, both parties are
represented as willing to submit their points
to Judge Underwood, trusting to getting thu M
errCr.''
a special dispatch to New York paper
states that Dir. Davis trial will probably
commence on the 2Sth of November.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DLACK ALPACA POPLIN,
For Working Suits. very heavy, IS cts, worth 81.
Beautiful BLACK ALPACA. 30 and 90 cents
At j w. SELRY cos.
1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
oC lS-6t near Seventh street.
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PERSONAL.
FQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of Montgomery, Ala5ama,}
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Office No 42s d Street, Opposite the City Han,
VIII practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. Sc lS-f
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VIZ.
Prot. ROSWELL d. HITCHCOCK, d. D.. of
Union Theological Seminary, \. Y.
Prot. MARK BAILEY, of Yale College.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY
GRACE GREENWOOD.
THEODORE TILTON, Esq.
Hon. ISAAC n. ARNOLD, of Illinois.
Rev. \. A. WILLETTS, D. D 9, of Philadel phia.
Rev p. S. STORRS. D. D.. of Brooklyn.
WENDELL PHILLIPS. Esq.
Hon. JUDGE BOND, of Baltimore.
Ri Rev. Bishop A. c. COKE, of Western New
York.
Island.
Tick cts of admission will be ready and for sale at
William Balantynes, and the principal Book
and Music Stores or can be obtained of the mem
bers of the Lecture Committee, and at the Rooms
of the Association. on sr before the 10th proximo
No Season Tickets will be issued.
o. 0. HOWARD, President.
J. NJ. HUDNUTT, Cores onding Secretary
II
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ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS.

1C@ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS.
There will he 8 meeting of the CENTRAL RE-
Ft BLICAN ASSOCIATION of the District on
FRIDAY. the 18th instant. at Woodward's Hall.
street, between 10th and 18th. The object will he
TO thoroughly reorganiZe the Association. and TO
elect Officer tor the ensuing year. All Republicans
OF the District, without distinction of color race,
cordially invited to he present and participate.
&C I'D A. G.. HALL, Secretary
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Wife Murder and Suicide. ..
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Thomas Malone cut
his wifes throat this morning in Williams
burg, and then cut his own. Both are dead,
and lay beside each other in the station. house
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WAsHINGTon, Oct. 81, 1a67.-Jay Cooke
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv-
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IA MEETING WILL BE HELD ONTUES-
lS DAY EVENING, 22d inst. at 71a O'Clock
over DoOley's Drug Store, corner Penna. avenue
and Sd street east. for the purpose of organizing
BUILDING COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ,
on q basis of safe and easy means to purchase
home. All are invite7ts- oc 80 St.
~ BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting
lIS Of the Board of Trade of the District of CO.
lumbia will be held at the Rooms IF the Board on
MONDAY EVENING, October q, 1867 at I 80
O'Clock. Matters of special interest Will be sub
mitted, and full attendance of the members is
euJoined. JOHN II. SEMMES President
n. SARTO, Secretary. oc Is It
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Thanksgiving.
Boston. Oct. 2I.-Ths Governor has ap.
po,nted tho 2sth Of November as day OF
thanksgiving.
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( te9e ss IS 81 5sEsty s. a sts y ,ssaE
.HsI - ?
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EOR SALE-A four. story BRICK HOUSE, con.
i tanning rooms anda Blacksmith shop in the
basement The Lot contains $500 feet Of erounA
Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL. on Green street, a.
tween Brick and Water street. De l9Im~
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Great Excitement in taIy-The Fear OF
French lnserventionA Fierce Battle
The insurgents DEBATED with Heavy
Loss-The Papal Treos retake Veroli.
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KIDWKLL o. III EN- D BISON Vs..
sos NINTH STREET. sos
rp.prps DEALERS IN

WALL PAPERS,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OILOLOTHS, v.e a8E
COCOA MATING, &c, &C.
All the above goods now in store comprising thu
latest styles suitable for the Fall trade selling at
greatly reduced prices Call and sxaaine our stock.
We charge nothing for showing our goods.
i gssfs - KIDWELL HENDERSON,,
SEES I'm sos 9th street, SeAton Hall.
E'OK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ONE LARGE
i Coupe. Hors. well-mated, we'll. ~
ksited. stylish PAIR of HORSES Wni@
drive eingle and 90 under the saddle. AD-
ply tonr. I. S. VERDI, 36s street cc lt-os
20 esssF "a Se1 y -t-{t far 80 l-al.F a
Ns&l ~ 49, AZ - 4 ts8 D. s5sfis { p .ifesH
! es3 u .isaIsE sigizia 80 af8
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
AN ACT

AN hi ! Amendat0ry of an Act entitled " dR Act an
 H0riziag tc 5oard qf Supervisors Qf lard-
 poi co 'aty Co lery spccidt tdr for the PDr-
 pose of iaisiHg funds Co PVrci0so the peee5-
 sdrv 1rosiads aad to eroH thereon c jaV"
 Approredt,No Gd, 1866.
 Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
 the Territory of Arizona:
 SECTION. l. Said Act is hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
 SEC. 1. That the Board of Supervisors Of Yayapai county be and they are hereby au- thorized and empowered to levy and cause to be collected annually a special tax, the reye- nue derived from which, is to be used by said Board of Supervisors for the purpose of purchasing the necessary grounds in the town of Prescott in said county and erecting thereon a Court House and Jail
 SgC. 2. For the purposes named in the preceding section, said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized and empowered to levy and cause to be collected an annual ad yalorem tax not exceeding fifty cents upon each one hundred dollars value of the taxable property in said county of Yayapai.
 SEC 3. For the purposes aforesaid each male inhabtant of said county, over the age of twenty-one and under sixty years, and not by law exempt from the payment of Poll tax shall pay an annual Poll tax of one dollar
 SEC. 1. The tax herein authorized to be levied and collected shall be levied and col ected in all respects, and the money arising therefrom paid into the county Treasury, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter Thirty-three Howell Code, entitled "Of Fi- nance and Taxation Pr0Cidci that county warrants or other evidences of county in- debtedness shall not be received or paid into the Treasury in payment of said special tax.
 SEC 5 The monies arising from the tax herein authorized shall be set apart and kept by the county Treasurer as a special f..ad for the use and purposes herein named. | SEC. 6. The said Board of Supervisors are ' hereby authorized to have said buildings erected whenever they may deem proper and issue or cause to be issued county bonds bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent Der annum until paid, said bonds to be paid in the order in which they were issued, anc when said special tax is collected. ! SEC. [. The total amount of tax collected under the provisions of this Act shall not ex ceed in the aggregate the sum of twelve thousand dollars exclusive of the expenses o collection and disbursement. ] SEc. $. All Acts or parts of Acts m con aiet with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
 SRc. 9. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage.
 OLIVER LINDSEY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. OCTAYIUS D. GASS, President of the Council Approved October l, 1867, RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. A true copy of the original on file in my office.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
JAMES r. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
AN ACT


 dait0TiziHg tl,e c0nstrlcfi0R of ueNs on desert
 roads ald erempiing lle sams from tazatioz
 by Ae Ie5TNorg
 Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly
 of the Territory of Arizona
 SECTION l. That any person may dig. or bore wells on any uuoccupied lands within a distance of not less than ten miles from living water and not more than one half mile. dis tant from any desert road within the Terri tory, for the accommodation of travellers thereon and such well or wells and all tene- ments and appurtenances connected there with of no greater value than three thousand dollars, shall, for period of two years, from and after the completion of said well or wells be exempt from taxes by the Territory. ex. cept for taxes and license for tavern keeping and the sale of distilled liquors, Procided said well or wells, shall be not less than one hundred feet in depth, aud kept in a suita- ble condition 10 furnish sufficient water for the accommodation of those who may travel on said road.
 Sac. 2. Persons who would avail them 'elyes Of the provisions of this Act, shall, on Inc completion of said well or wells give lOtice of the same tO the clerk of the Board f Supervisors aT to the county po-oft .r' le county in sl ssf ne'i of arsaz st1l Q sltuaied gns .hc e ard Of sa
 -Ir ,ry ...
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12

other shall be used by said ofI,ce,. so furnished. ''rS than tloe SEC. 8. On and after the t,r, a.
 ary A. D. 1868 ali county duas .hs ci Jshu. in lawful money. "h se pad SEC. g. All outstanding co,,,,
 and all warrants hereafter issped Nsrsn, oi Supervisors, shall be paid in tbs s,st ssos,t when they are issued Provided that J,u.t {, :, n be the duty of the County Treasurer ' shh ever he shall have on hand fund. xh.a amount of five hundred dollars. to sa' '. t. by publication in some newspaper nrt,n,A. in his county if there be one, if moi toNasn t. ing notices in at least three conspiepon.y y Po-' in said county, that he will redeem =. raa to that amount, specifying the nunber. s,s aass warrants then in order for redemp,ion n. Dided Jnrther tEat if any warrant so -, rr shall not be presented, within ten dy.e,h@ the date Of such advertisement. said ,,.a .. ''oa shall lie over until the succeeding ,S,a..4&a ment IS made; and warrant neYt ;s shall be paid on presentation. Na1 SEc. 10. If under the provisions of Il. ! ceding section the warrant next in orS..re re payment shall exceed the sum of five br.siI, VI dollars, the Treasurer shall payitA. ,no'e. ,n''s on hand on said warrant endorsino ,h. 'sl'
 
 thereon. '@s src. II. The County Treasurer shall an first Monday in January make full ana .'a " plete statement of all moneys received ..s from what source and of all money, d;.l-- ed by him, and transmit copy of ,be .s~' to the Teroitorial Treasurer, and fiJe ,-s,, with the clerk of the Board of Superv,.,..H SEC. 12. All acts and parts of acts oors,.. ing with the provisions of this act are b,,.I, repealed. : SEC. l3. This act shall take effect sr5,. l in force on and after the thirty first 5,, 7 December A. D. eighteen hundred and s,.. seven. OLIVER LINDSEY. Speaker of the House of Represen,..:,..
 OCTAyIUS D. GAss
 President of the Coundl | Approved October 4. 1867.
 RICHARD c. MCCORMICK
 A true copy of the original on file n n, office
 JAMES P. T. CARTER.
 Secretary of the Terh,ory.