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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

The person who found dark brown worsted
scarf can receive more than its value by leav-
it at the Daily Press office.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

USE Schlotterbeck's Bay Shampooing Liquid
to eradicate dandruff Fifty cents per bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

SPIT, sHr; HAWK, HAwK.-Why don't you
use Wol9otts Annihalator-pint bottles 81
and getkid of Catarrh. 'Tis sold by all drug.
g1sts: Mar 6-W&S&,w2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

ATWOOD at his Oyster Saloon on Centre
Street, is opening cargo of fresh Virginia
oysters Bring in your cans and have them
filed for Sunday
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

RAILROAD MEETING.-A very large and en-
thnsiaslc meeting of gentlemen connected
with the Portland s. Ogdensburg Railroad
was held yesterday, at 10 o'clock, at the Com
pany's Office, over the First National Bank,
and continued throughout the day. The rail-
roads mentioned below were represented by
the following gentlemen:
LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILROAD.
Waldo Brigham, President, Hyde Park, ver-
mont; Franklin Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury
James D. Bell, Walden; J. q. George, Hard
Morrisville; L. M. Knight, johnson; R. s.
Reed, Fairfield; D. D. Wead, Sheldon; o. s.
Rixford, Highgate; A. B. Jewett, Swanton
Ira f. Dean, Bakersfield, Directors.
MONTPELIER AND ST. JoHNsBURY RAILROAD.
Horace Fairbanks, President; William B.
Hatch, Calvin Morrill, and Jonathan Rose, st.
Johnsbnry, Directors.
ESSEX co. RAILROAD.
Same gentlemen as mentioned in the Mont
pelier & st. Johnsbury.
PORTLAND, WHITE MOUNTAINS AND oGDENs-
BURG RAILROAD.
j. B. Sumner, Dalton; Ossian Ray, Lancas-
ter, I. Wolcott, Conway, and g. Hartshorn,
Littleton, N. H.; 81. Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury
VT, Directors; G.. A. Bingham. Clerk.
Also coming from Littleton, John. Tarr and
G. B. Reddington.
s. Marsh, President, White Mountains Rail-
road.
The meeting was purely business meeting
without any of the feasts or junketings that
usually accompany such occasions. 1t was ex-
ceedingly harmonious and satisfactory, and
measures were adopted with entire unanimity
which will ensure the commencement of work
along the entire lines at no distant day Many
of the members, having transacted their bust
ness, left in the P. M. train for train for Bos
ton.
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Notice.

The Republicans OF Cape Elizabeth will meet at the
Town House in said town, Friday, March II at ~
o'clock M, for the purpose of nominating board
of officers for the ensuing year.
mr3dtd Per Order Town Comm.
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Portland and Vicinity
Now Advertisements this Da,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert-Lancaster Hall
Old Folks Concert-Mar 10.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Augusta House-tiuy Turner.
Inaugural-H. Talbot Il Co.
Remoyal-Munjoy Drug Store.
Found-Money.
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MEMORANDA


I Sab p Adams, DonneIl, I'm Portland for Charles
ton, which was damaged by collision with the schr
Seguin, has made necessary repairs at Holmes Hole
and was ready to proceed 4th inst.
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Augusta House {!
INAUGURAL.

Having inaugurated ourselves at Store No.
Clapp's Block, formerly RAND s. WEsToN's,
we propose to pursue the following policy
1st-We mean to keep a nice Stock of FAN.
kCY DRY GOODS such as Trimmings, Laces,
Lace Goods, ,Worsteds and Worsted Garments,
French and German Corsets, Kid Gloves, (Al-
exandre's and other makes) Gloves of all
kinds. Hosiery, Embroideries, Hdks, Buttons,
and other Small Wares, too numerous to mem
ton.
2nd-Our goods will be sold at the lowest
possible prices, and we shall try and make it
for the interest of the large class of customers
who have been in the habit of visiting this store
to continue their patronage.
Sd-We have large stock of desirable goods
on hand which were bought at discount.
which we can and win sell at a proportionly
low price.
And 4th-We mean what we saw.
h. TALBOT q co.
Portland, March 8, 1869. mrsd1wis
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MARIN e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, March o.
Sch Fred Walter, Atwood, Tangier,-oysers to J
Freeman.
Sch Vintage, FIisbie, Boston.
., CLEARED.
Sch Ellen Msrriman, Hutchinson, Boston-E Free
N an, Jr.
Sch Julia, Ingalls, Eastport.
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden and Belfast
Eastern Packet Co.
sAILED-Brigs Hattie Wheeler, Ernestine, and
B L George; schs Gen Meade, Octavia A Dow, 7 II
Hammond, Lettie Reed, and other.
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II 49,.
l Havana. <''A' oris AquiunecA' Disiey'
MOBII,E- 9th hr,, ,U.u,o r, ,,,,.. -,
Lavacca s '''''' 'As' i'"nd's''' '0f
pensseola, i''n' Oi'g omaha' TOOthaker'
s4VxNNAH-Ar I'd. sch camDhsu r0r,o. e.o,,
| Baltimore. -'''s'' '''AN
RoeEUort WD Carro s rom PssdenS FISH, from
NM r0T $50 oeth soh n q Srr.-a rA' e.,. A..
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed ont Sd inst. schs
Nshe dreaa; Dr l[noad, a "a Peta, ,or Snarlesson.
Ns- VorL -"' ~ "sAo"A' "s"AS'
N1T Az Al br,o Ronanca D,n..n tror, Nsv.ssa. ..b
elsPesaos, g ~ NV w.Idwsn: sts New Yora and Gan a.
oTehaFd pHaS 8Sstop; Sss P, ..,. u.,,...r
| San Franci.co. AZ ''n' Sn'p oi'on' no'oiooA'
1ld Al hric a n 1y,.oroh r,..o,,,. nx....... ..h
Msrv snss Hsrdv GarSenas n,cOm'' matanzasi Go
Ar Sd, brig s Hassel. Thombs. saeua.
p,rens Matsnzss 0'eS'' DAVIS oaroenas AVne'
nom Havana. Havana Da> "A's' '''' ''n 'sS'A' "A's'
S5g Harry sssTsT S1 Ss
Ar ltn baroue ssoyer Psrcs OEaSaS HaSana II da
Cid 4th barques Almoner. Carey, ior Cardenas;
bres Scotiand Rose tor Mafanzas. H.ttis EaSo1'
| Brown. Boston III :
Sid Sd. ship Samuel Russell, for Shanghae; baroue
NEW IONDON1In IN - mort nort ID acb Don,a, yvul,ams
Robbins, from New York for Boston
postapd Sr New Yoxt 'Gas Hsnn msrX L1Io
John. and Harriet Fuies WiIIard a. ior DO: Aibion
| Shaw, Rockiand Tor do; More Light Bradford. Cal,
ais tor New Haven; Mary Wonson, Lewis, Provi-
In popt Sd BIZ isabella Jsvstt HoDkns 70, New
York; schs Ann Carlet Westcott, Boston for Phila-
Riyer Va 'Anu' o'sen mum : a'' n''e' '0' '''-
HOLMES HoLE-Ar Sd, sch Stephen Hotchkiss.
IN enort sch = p Adams Donrsll from, Portland
tor Charleston, repaired and ready All others have
BOSroN-Ar 4th inst. barque Arctic, Bates, from
Palermo, Hsrnet, Loud, Messina.
Cid 4th sch John williamson (Br) Nlcol for Port
CID 5th. brig Giles Loring. Pinkham. Havana.
Ar at Melbourne Dec II, barques James Stone,
Ar at Pichiiingoe Bay, West Coast Mexieo,l prev
to FEB i:, barque Deborah Pennell, Pennell, Phla-
Ar at Cuxhayen 18th ult barque Annie n Palmer,
skoldeld, Mobile:
rOm Nsy York disg; .,wn,,n.
AT At Trinidad goth ult bries circassian. Bunker.
Boston; Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, New York; 2sd,
Sid 24th. brig Lizzie d Kimball, Lunt. New York.
Marselllesi 18th. brig Harriet Amelia, Higgins, from
In port 2sth, batque fremont, Carlisle. for New
HapPenny. Tor Boston; sch Frank & Nellie, Bean,
Il Baltimore; 24th brig CascateiIe Hanson tor New
i OF Hatteras -
Cid at Cardenas 2sd barque Evening Star, Miller,
/ Nav York: sch 4, A ,Iones smith far q MORT North
/ Of Hatteras. -
In port 25th, brig Sam Lindsey Wilson, tor Phila-
delphia, Boston or Portland, ldg
Ar at Havaua 26th ult brio lsheviot Whitnev I'm
Portland.
Petersen. New York.
J D Lincoln. Merriman, Portland; Protsous. Glib
per steamer Australasian, at New York;
AR at Liverpool 18th ult. Magnet. Ksatinr. Mani.
main '' s| e' "
| shine WastS Nas VasI Vn'' N' "@neh"' A'en' 0@A-
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City SoLICTToR's REPoBT.-From the an
nual report of Mr.. Barnes, the City Solicitor,
we learn that at the commencement of the
year there were Ga cases., of which "A have
been disposed of. Thirty-seven of these cases
were appeals for increase of damages by lay
ing out and altering streets Most of these
appeals were heard and determined by COM
mittees under the Statute. A few of them
were adjusted by the City Council. In three
of the appeals tried, the decision was in favor
of the city.
There are twelve old cases for street appeals
now pending and eleven other cases of differ
ent kinds. Seven actions have been commenc-
ed against the city during the present year,
all for personal injuries sustained in conse-
quence of defective streets, and four cases on
other matters.
The Solicitor repeats the suggestion made
by his predecessor that the proper determina-
ton of judicial controversies, in which the
city is involved, would be greatly facilitated if
officers and committees, who investigate cases
when they are fresh were required to make a
record of the facts, and of the witnesses, by
whom the facts can be proved.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

United States bonds took anothsrATpward
start in London, yesterday, and reached SO L.
The Democrats of tAsOhiS Legisature at
tempted to endorse Johpson's, ,Admipistration,
ysstsrday, 9at were qsleated bA a v0tsa apf "a to
33f1..ss--- -AA- e. "a
plot by two convicted members of the
'=wisiskcy yfiHgto assassinate Samasl4f 4Geaart-
ney, District Attorney of New York, has been
discoVered. II )dAiA ~ " Nd
Tho latest story about Ex=PGesident John
sons festive spn-in7lay, Senator Patterson, is
that he was seen at a late hour Thursday night
vending his way up TO the. White House ap-
parently dbii7ious to the change Of tiie oecu-
oupantsa 'Herang the ballandiwas told by the
servant that A A y. y. aid 'iiotht there any more
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sesas.Y Yas l.he I..us-ra.ien.

.ay JoANsoN oLuh.
Ahaft was made blythe procession on its
way to the Capitol in 'front.' of the White
House, where other open carriages waited.
One of the aids 1ade intothe seInicircle called
for the President, and was answered that Mr..
johnson and his cabinet would neither join
the processien nor the Capiteli 80 the
Man from Tennessee kept his sullen VIII 20
} the last, andAfung growl, mayhap curse AZ
the great procession with which new oroe'
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-06

The closing meeting of the City Council for
the present municipal year. was held last eve
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-08

ism by Rev. F. c. Ever, in New York,
seem to have had a good effect upon
the two branches of the Presbyterian
Church, the old and new schools for
we suspect that the proposed and prob
able treaty of peace between those con-
tending factions would never have been
mooted had it not been made evident
that such union was becoming a ne
cessity. 1t would seem like good
war policy for all Protestant denoml-
nations to effect an alliance and bury
the sectarian Ratchet or subject them
selves to being whipped in detail by
the Papists and their second hddlers,
the Ritualists Dr.. Ever declares that
there is not half the difference be-
tween his church and the Roman
Church that there is between EpiscO-
pacv and Professionalism and he Is
doing his level best to affect recon
cilEation between the Anglican and
the Papal Churches. He fires at the
whole heap of Professionalism as does
the Romish Church and 1t would
seem that while all the scots are thus
assaulted by raking fire they had bet
ter huddle together and make COM
mon cause. In the meantime Ration
alism stands on its bottom and holds
its own.
The Nevfoundlande-s and the Nova
Scotians are still excited, pro and con,
over their relations 10 the new Dominion;
while the Canucks are coming TO the
United Sts.es in inc-ea sed numbers.
The Boston Peace Jubilee will com
mence on one week from to-day, and
continue FIVE days.
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ufactured and removed, OF imported and With
drawn from a United States bonded warehouse,
and the several rates of taxes imposed on snch
goods by the act of July twentieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty eight, as aforesaid assessed and
paid and that the cl 'imant had in all respects
complied with the internal revenue laws as lar
az they have been may be applicable to such
articles The Commissioner of Internal Re'e-
nue. i-he e by authorized and empowered TO pre-
scribe such rules and regulations for carrying out
the pr,yisi ms # this section as in his judgment
shall b. deemed proper and necessary and the
Commissioner mGy in any case, at his discreet III
allow snuff AMI moking tobacco manufactured
rr.or t, the tw ntieh of July, eighteen hun
bred and siXty-ei.ht, not in wooden packages 10
be stamped ami sold in the original packages {;
and tn. rae If duty on cigars imported prior To
.Inlv twentieth. ei-hteen hundred and sixty
eicht. aui now T, naming in bond, shall he the
sam. - on Ci-ar- imp rtec sftcr that date.
Approved, april 10, l>69
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THE LATEST NEWS.

We get the following from last even
ing's Gold Hill News:
The Indians in Kansas are still muir
6ering and devastating on the frontier.
More dead bodies have been found and
II panic exists among the settlers.
The Spanish Admiral objects to the
manner in which the Cuban volunteers
carry sail, but proposes to quiet y
watch things until the new Governor
General arrives.
DR.. Day. of Marshall, Michigan, hav-
ing been convicted of producing an
abortion, committed suicide.
The Printers National Union being
in session at Albany, y. y, two women
from New York will apply for charter.
Minister Washburne is sick and has
gone to Homburg for his health.
The Attorney General has given it
AS his opinion that the late military
trials, for violation of criminal laws
in Texas are constitutional.
Ben Wade and Senator Conkln are
coming to the Pacific.
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An Act relating to freedmen's hospitai
r it enacted by tie Sc ate and H"u>e OF fep-
resent .r9v,-, If the United State of America IN
Cuo--,-, assembled, That the Commissioner OF
thu bur.au Of Refugees AMI Freedmen ls author
zri ami directed 10 continue the freedmen ;
hu,tital~ at Eichmuni, virginia; Niak-burg,
N.~-',-lppi and in the District of CoIumbia IN
elm .ii.e tn asylum tor aged and nfrm free linen
ami for orphan children Provided, That the ex-
l,.r~,. tlei.ni shall b. aid by the Commissioner
1rt rf moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
II the bureau: And provided further, II at sad
b,-,it4.S ,hal be discontinued soon IS may
h, ira. tie,h in the discretion of the President
Of t!8e Uni rI states
Approved. Apr! :, 1S6e.
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SENATOR STEWART AT WHITE Pine
The Inland Empire of the +th instant
says:
Yesterday morning the Hon. William
u. Stewart United States Senator from
Neveda, arrived in orr city. White
PINE welcomes Mr.. Stewart, for he has
proven himself an ardent worker for the
mining interests of Nevada. Although
he promised to secure for us the posi-
ton Of Collector Of the Port of White
Pine, and we have not vet received the
commission we find no fault, and at
fri1nte our failure to his time being
taken up by matters of more importance.
Mr.. Stewart has proven his fidelity to
the mining interests of this State, and
will meet with a hearty welcome from
every hard listed mir er in Nevada.
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1S&


An At making an appropriation fo- the improve
1ueut Of rivers AMI Aarbors for the hscai yea
ending Junr 30, 1869 and the year ending June
81. 1870.
r., III ,partei nv the Senate and House of Req
r..,ut.+iyp, # the United States of America H.
Con..es, as.pulhl-d, That the sum of two million
d,ll,r- j. Lerehy appropriated fer the fiscal year
~. ling June thirty. eighteen hundred and SIXTY
nine and the year ending June ihlI'y. eish.tt"
J,,,.jrej and Sc, enty TO he expended for the re-
1.g.r. extension. preservation, and completion Ct
work. t..r the Improvement Of rivers and haIo'F'
ri-!er the airecticn of the Secretary OF war;
Provided That the Secretary OF war Is merely
auth rlz-l to cause such expenditures to be MAZE
,s hest =, .uh.eryt the I'M e.ts OF CONNIE ce; an
be- i required to report to Congress at he opening
Of lis December session, all expenditures mace
under Il provisions OF this act up to that time
in detail.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-08

THE WHITE PINE EVENING TELEGRAM
We have seen copy of Volume /, No.
l of The White Pine Evening Tele-
gram, which is the name of paner
lust started at Shermantown, White
Pine county, by E. F. McElwain and |
E. Allen, both of whom are well known
here. The new paper looks well and
there seems to be considerable good
work, editorial and otherwise, expended
upon its columns. 1t is 10 be" indie
pendent upon politics" Hope it may
be strictly so. Good luck to The Tele-
gram. White Pine is doing well with
three papers, 60 soon.
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Approved April 10, 1859.
TpUhliC-NO -


An Act to establish certain post roads.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of hep
resentatives of the United States Of America ID
Congress assembled, That the following be estaG-
lshed post roads:
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Prom Tucson to the Sonora Line.
From Tucson, via Camp Grant. Florence,
Phoenix and Camp Mcdowell, TO " lchenburg.
ALABAMA.
From Newbern to Cottage Hill.
ILLINOIS.
From Chebause to Eldridgeville.
From Shelbyvile, via Todd's Point and PTal
RE House, to Moawedua.
From fairfield, via SpringerEille and Enfield
to Sacramento.
From Meredosia to Beardstown.
From Carvin. via Roland and Elba, to Equa!ity
From Fairfield to Flora.
From Louisville via Xenia, Keenvllle, and
Long Pra[ ilrie, to Mac Leansboro.
Prom Mason, via Flemsburg, Winterrowd, ALL
Gibson's Store, to Newton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-08

WHITE PINE BuLLIoN.-Says the En-
pire of Friday last:
Yesterday Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
from Hamilton and Newark mill 4
bars of bullion valued at S23 1854 05
This sarors very strong Of paving mines,
when we consider the number OF mills
in operation. book out, ComEtock
your laurels are in danger. For August
we will ship at least one aad a hall
millions.
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Approved, April 10, 1869.
Ipublic-No. 81.


r.. II enacrrd hy the Senate and House ~ rep
r--cutatives Of the Unitei states OF Ahtrta III
C.,,,,,..s assembled That SO much of the " Act
making appropriations for the legislative. eX
pr alive and Judicial expenses Of the governntt ~
for the wear eniing the thirtietE OF June. elsh
teen hund ed and seventy, as repeats me SEC
,nt section If the act Of August second. elgh-
taan hundred and siNtv-one, entitled " An act
concerning the Attorney General and the attor-
news and marshal- of the several distress, be;
and the same j. hereby. repealed: and sild second
.nctio, i hereby declared to bein full force; ami
A. shall he the irty Of the Attorney General to
rernrt al the commencement of the next sess on
Of Congress and 10 each succeeding session, the
names of all the persons employed for the pur-
:. ses aforesaid, ,nd where and upon what husl-
ne<- employed, with the compensation pald ''
each.
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approved, April 10, 1869.


An Act 70 rppeal an act Of The legislature OF Ne"
Mexico imposing a capiation tax on bovine
cattle
b. +. enacted by the Senate and House Of Keep
re>ertttives # the Uuited States ef America IN
C,t..-r,>, assembled. That the act Of the legs
l,-7,r4 If The Territory Of New Mexico, Of febru
lry thild eighteen hundred and sixty nine and
ali ot er laws and part. of laws Of saldieglsature
-In!o~,rga capitation tax on bovine cattle Intr'-
,.lrrd into the said Territory from other I-tr'-
st,tss or the republic Of Mexico, be,
ami the same are hereby, disapproved and re-
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tPUtIlF-N o. -
An Act to discontinue >ault Stes Marie. ns a pr
uf entry in the Superior district aud 10 estab-
l.h Marquette in lieu thereof
Re il enacted by the Senate and House of Req
resentatives OF the United states America N
Congress assembled, That Sauit -" Marie. in tn
district If superior, j. hereby discontinued a. i
port of entry and that the port u ertFY f'r tie
district be, and i te-eby, e-tahl hei at Mar
auette, at which place the collect n { ths DE-
trict shall reside. and deputy collector shall T~-
side at Saut ste. Marie.
SEC .. And be it further enacted. That all
acts and parts of acts CnparaveuiuG this act IL.
and the same are hereby, repealed This at
shall take effect from and after the tenth day =
May next
Approved April 10, 1899.
TPublC-No -.
An Act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Mansion.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Req
resentatiYes Of the United States # America in
Congress assembled That the sum f twenty-five"
thousand dollars appropriated by the act approved
March third eighteen hundred ami sIEty-nine,
entitled -. An act making appropriations far
sundry civil expenses of tie government f'r the
year ending June thirtieth, ghteeu hundred and
seventy. and for other purposes Tor the purp"-"
of q" refurnisbing the Presidents Hou-r.' =
hereby made available r snch purpose. without,
in any event, increasing the amount OF said al
preparation.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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FANNY MORGAN PHELPS, au actress Of
much merit, has been engaged to sue
coed Jonn E. Owens at Piper's Eir-
ginia Opera Honse. Sire is, or has
been, in Salt Lake.
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[OFFICIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES


S"ii-ioo' ''07'''''NN' +,l,.c
act imposing taxes on dl>tliie'' Nplri'> i','
and for other purposes, "pprNtu ,,l'a ,",i'-
", eighteen hundred ana slN'S eight W
ed as follows, 10 VII ,,.,-,.t,.i, coso
J OF dister or di>til!ing apparatus eFe'[t' prior
to the twentieth Of July, eighteen EnH!f'd "a"
sixty-eight, on tract or '!o l"ni l', ,t, ui'
II aSe or "lheF eN'"t"ts ". ~ l,,y- If
simple, which wts Mt reqn1t"d "F me '"7 OF
! the state to be recorded IN "Eter 10 De f".' ~
the time Of it, eNrsuri IN. or III any cl't NH'.'