The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA.

From Newton Hamilton, via Vineyard |
Mills and Germany Valley to Shirleysburg.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From Rock Hill to Lancaster Court
House.
From Chester to Lancaster Court House.
TENNESSEE.
From Speedwell, via Head of Barren, to
From Thorn Hill, via Anderson, Daltons,
and McIIenry Brays, TO Sneedville
From Lawrenceburg to LorettO.
From Centreville TO Iuy's Mills.
From Centreville to Burn IS Station.
From Butler, via Granville Stouts to Roar
Mountain.
From Showers Cross Roads via James
Powells', North Fork Camp Ground, to
mouth of Elk, in North Carolina.
From Camden, via Chereville, Etna, and
Hawosville, to Decaturville.
From Decaturville, via HawesviHe, Su-
gartree aud Coxburg, to Camden.
From Henderson Station via Miff1in, to
From Henderson Station via Jack Creek
and Centre Point, to SaltillO.
From Lawrenceburg to Loretto.
From Centreville to Ivy Mills.
From Centreville to BrItfs Landing.
From Pulaski to Brick Church.
From Columbia, via Santa Fe and Lick
Creek, to Burns Station.
From Purdy to Stantonville.
From Mckenzie via Como, Cottage
Grove, and Grassland, Kentucky, to Muir
From Mckenzie via Macedonia, Win
setts' Mills and Fount's Store, Sandy Hill.
TEXAS.
From Lovelady, via Pennington and
Centralia, to Homer.
From Anahuac to Turtle Bayou.
From Greenville TO Terrell.
From Leon Springs in Bexar County, to
Curry7s Creek.
From Burnet, via Backbone Valley, to
fredericksburg.
From Double Horn, via Smithwick's 3
Mills and John B, Wiliamson's to Liberty
Hill.
From Floresville to Pleasanton.
From Eagle Pass, via Pendencia, COriZa,
and South Ranch, to Laredo.
From san Antonio to Ranch del Alamo
on the Rio Grande River.
From Centre Station to Las Vegas.
VERMONT.
From Morrisville, via Ceatreville, Eden,
Lowell, and Westtield, to North Troy.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Greenland via Rorbough's to
Hopeville.
From Lubbock to New England.
From Lubbock to WadesVille.
From Webb's Mills to Big Bend.
WISCONSIN.
From Glen Haven, via North Andover
to Beetown.
From Ahnapee, via Forestville and Tor
nado, 10 Little Sturgeon Bay.
From Bailey's Harbor to Ellison Bay.
From Sturgeon Bay, via Ship Canal and
How's Pier, to Clay Banks.
From Casco, via Lincoln and ROSiere to
BrusSell.
From New Hope to Alban.
From Stevens Point to Linwood.
From Menominee, via Prairie Farm and
Barron to Rice Lake.
From New Richmond, via Block Brook,
to Clear Lake.
From Lincoln Centre to Shiloh.
From Manitowoc to East Wrlghtstown
From Fairchfld, via Osseo, TO Mondoyi
From NeillSville to Greenwood.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
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Bozeman in the Territory of Montuna.
From Cheyenne, via Pole Greek, Horse
Greek, Hawk Springs and Red CLIQUE Agen-
| cy, to MILESTONE Agency, Dakota Terri
tory.
Approved, February 4, 1874.
act relating to the enrolment and license
of certain vessels"
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House o.
| Representatives. Of the United States Of Amer
| icG an Congress assembled,
That the provisions of the act relating
to the enrolment and license OF vessels
navigating the western rivers and the
waters on the northern, northeastern, and
| States, otherwise than by sea, approved
| February twenty-eighth. eighteen hun.
| dred and sixty-ffve. are hereby extended
| to include all vessels of the United States
navigating the waters of the United States,
| Approved, April II, 1874.
| AN ACT to authorize the employment OF
certain aliens as engineers and pilots.
| Be it enacted 6y the Senate and House o.
Representatives. Of the United States Of 14naer.
| ca an Congress assembled,
That any alien who in the manner pro
vided for by law, has declared his inten.
| tion to become a citizen of the United
| States, and who shall have been a perma
| nent resident eff the United States for al
| least six months Immediately prior to the
granting of such license, may be licensed
as if already naturaliZed, to serve as an
engineer or pilot upon any steam-veSSel
| subject to inspection under the provisions
/ the better security of life on board of yes
! sells propelled, in whole or in part, by
steam. and for other purposes" approved
February fwenfy-eighth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-one.
Approved, April IL, 1874.
| AN ACT to amend the act entitled can
act for enrolling and licensing ships ol
vessels to be employed in the coastine
same,' passed February eighteen, seven
! teen hundred and ninety-three.
Be 1t enacted bg the Senate and House O
| ReTrese7ddtiUes ofthe United States Of Anses'
| tcn in Congress assembled,
That the at to which this is supplement
| shall not be so construed as to extend the
provisions of the said act to canal boats OF
boats employed on the internal waters Oh
| canals of any State; and all such boats, ex
cepting only such as are provided with
| sails or prOpelllng machinery of their own
adapted to lake or coastwiSe navigation
and excepting such as are employed in
trade with the Canadas, shall be exempt
| from the provisions of the said act, and
from the payment of all customs and 9th
| er fees under any act of Congress.
Approved, April Is. 1874.
| AN ACT to amend the act entitled "Au
| act to regulate the carriage of passen
gers in steamehips and other vessels, zap
proved March three eighteen hundred and
| hfty-f1ve.
1
Representatives Of the United States Of As1,eJ,
| fcG in Congress assembled,
That the thirteenth section of the act
| entitled IAN act to regulate the carriage
of passengers in steamships and other YES
hundred and fifty-five. be, and the same mel i.
| hereby, repealed; and that hereafter eacf
| and every collector of customs to whom
| shall be delivered the man1feStS or lists o.
passengers prescribed by the twelfth sec
/ tiOn of the act aforesaid, approved Marcel
| third, eighteen hundred and dfty-five
shall make returns from such mantfests Ol
| lists of passengers to the Secretary of tbs
Treasury of the United States, in sucf
manner as shah be prescribed by that OH
Ger, under whose direction statements o
Approved, May {, 1874,
| AN ACT in relation to the customs duties
on imported fruits.
Be enacted bg the Senate and House o
Representatives. ofue United States Of 4AnaeTl
i ~ esS OOsS9s CoS SSoctstttObtNe3
That the Secretary of the Treasury Il
| hereby directed to suspend the repaynen
q al duties heretofore paid on imported
fruits until further legislation by Congress
aoLnor1z1hg the same, or until the fna
| decision of the Supreme Court, except Ii
casee where suits In court have been dis
continued by instructions Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury. And the error in thi
punctuaf1on of the clause relating to fruit
| plants IN the fifth section of the act ap
| proved June six, eighteen hundred ant
seventy-two, entitled SAN net to reduc,
duties on imports, and to reduce interna
| taxes, and for other purposes, - of inserting
comma instead of q hyphen after thi
Word "fruit' is hereby corrected, and salt
clause snail read as follows: Fruit-plsinfl
tropical and semftropical for the purpos.
OF propagation or cultivation: POCSdcd
That the duties imposed by virtue of thi
amendment shall not be levied or collected
| upon fruits entered for consumption q
any port Of entry prior to July first, eigh
teen hundred and seventy-6our.
I Approved, May 9, 1874,