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COTTON DUCK,

A FULL LINE FROM so. 4 TO NO. 10,
8 OF. Cotton Ravens, 10 OF. Cotton Ravens.
ny24 BoLLEs & co.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
vpyHE TOR KNOWN AS THE THREE
MILE HOUSE, at Moanalua, on this Island. The above
may be Rented for Six Months. 1t has all the improvements
requisite for carrying on a good store. Apply to
ap12 2mt A. }. CARFWRldHT
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

FUR SALE OK LEASE.
TNHE PREMISES SITUATED AT
Il entrance of Pauoa Valley, lately occupied by MIR. w. ii.
Huddy. The location is a pleasant one, and has n splendid
view Of the city front. A never-failing spring Of water is on
the place. For particulars, apply to NJ. b. SYLVEIRA,
mylO At next door to @. Spauiding, Nuuanu st.
FOR LEASE.
EHlHE PR EMISES OF KING AND
q Lnha Streets, now occupied by Mr.. j. Fisher as a Store
and DIV eIling. The same are favorably situated for business
purposes. Possession given on the LIST Of june.
my10 At +. A. ECHAEFER.
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NOTICE.
Turing MY ABSENCE
from the Kingdom, Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooke is authorized
10 act for me by power of attorney.
Honolulu, May II, 1879. myl7 81
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COURT OF


GUPREME COURT HAWAIIAN
- Islands, IN Probate; Order Of notice " Petition for
property. At Chambers, before Chief Justice Harris.
In the matter Of the ESTATE OF HENRY r. POOR, late of
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts OF Alexan.
der j. Cartwright, Administrator, with VIII annexed. Of the
Estate OF Henry r. Poor, late Of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased,
wherein he asks 10 be allowed $0,602 90 100, and charges
himself with $l4.l67 $500. and asks that the same may 10
examined and approved. and that a Anal order may be made
persons thereto entitled, and diseharging hin and his suretIes
from an further responsibility as such Administrator.
II V ordered that MONDAY. the Both day Of June, A. u.
1879, at 10 O'Clock a. M, before the said Justice. Mt Chambers
in the Court House, in Honolulu, be and the same berebv n
appointed as the time and place for hearing SAID petition ana
accounts, and that all persons interested may hen aud there
appear and show cause, II any they have, why The same
should not be granted, and may present evidence as TO who
English language, be published In the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, q newspaper printed and published In Honolulu,
IL tnLee successive weeks previous to the time therein ap-
Dated Honolulu, IL. l., May 23rd. A. D. 1873.
CHAS. q. HARRIS,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Attest; A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court. mp3I 81
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA a
~ Islands, In Probate, Island Of Oahu. Hawaiian IsIaDds. q.
late OF Honolulu, deceased. Order appointing time sor pro
bate Of VII. and directing publication OF notice Of he same
a dSeument, LgrPSrting to be the last will and testament CT
JAMES THOMPSON, deceased, having on the 22nd day OF
May, "A. ID. 1879, been presented 10 said Probate Court ana
2 petition Tor the probate thereof. and for The issusnce Of
filed by said David Dayton. NN
Its hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY the 4tb dav Of June
AID. 1873 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Ct said day aI the Coyvt No.
OF said Court, at AIiiolani Hale, in Honolulu. be and he
same is hereby appointed the time for proving said will and
hearing nald application, when and where any person interested
Letters Testamentary. "s
1t is further ordered. tlat notice thereof be given by publica-
Honolulu. Pu'n'heu !"
Dated Honolulu, H. l., May %, 1879
LAWRENCE McCuLLY.
Atest' Justice OF The Supreme Court.
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NOTICE
INSURANCE NOTICE

INSURANCE NOTICE.
VusHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENT OF THE
4 Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Company, are author
lied 10 take Fire Risks on Detached Wooden Buildings and on
Plantation Buildings, Machinery, ETC., on the different Islands
of this group, AT LOWEST RATES.
For further particulars, apply to
myl0 I'm F.A. SCuAEFER & CO., Agents.
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ZINC PAINT BLACK PAINT COPPER
II Paint, an Assortment of Fancy Colors, Rubber Paint,
the best paint used, a Full Assortment Of Colors,
my24 BoLLES 4 CO.
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gtuaI advertisements,


Attest, JNO. L
Clerk OF The Supreme Court. my3i q
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

1t would seem that a daily mail IN
this section has grown to be Il thing I'M
possible The route from Clinton TO
Amite City, La, is entitled to daily
mail, but very often the people OF the
first named town are forced to submit
to only one or two mails weekly. Bayou
Sara pays for and is entitled to q daily
mail, but is also frequently forced to
nut up with :'half rations." The contract
10 furnish Bayou Sara with a daily mail
was some time since awarded to Capt.
Geo. L. Kouns, who agreed to make daily
trips from DonaldsonvillC, to which place
the mail is conveyed from New Orleans
| by rail, and the little steamer Mary Ida
| is the boat used for the transit, but so far
she has proven herself unequal to the task
| in hand. On the morning OF the 18th we
received q mail by this boat, but since
that date she has failed put in IN appear
auce, with one exception, which was OF
Sunday morning last. To expect cont
munity to quietly submit to such direllc
ton of duty on the part of the public Oil
GERS would certainly be unreasonable
and there is but one of two things FOR TIT
contractor on this line to do, either &C
n boat with power sufficient to make TIN
daily trips, or give up the contract to som
one that is able and will carry out 1T
provisions.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25
a Il. GASTRELL,

A T. GASTltELL,
Bayou Sara, LoUisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL lMPLh
mcnts, Brides, Harr"ss, Hardware, Guns
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine fIttlnGs
Cocks, Valves, Castings. Ropes, Holl"w
Ware, Wagon and CaTriag. .'oouwofN,
R1aclsmtIl's Materials, Etc. Etc.
Tin COPPER AND SHEET IRON NAN
UFACTCRI.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAR' SIOE rs,
J-rie. Garrett &, Cottman, Brin!cy, Jas
n. la and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes. oods Moving Machines, Horse
ijay Rallcs all of which will gnarall,
fee to sell lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. -, g., - -
+ha,r ,fyantn"e to call and examine hfy
stock and prices before purchasing oise
where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25
THE COTTON WORM.

For o number o! years the Pes'
whose name heads this article has
been q sconrsc and q curse to the
entire cotton ra sing bell OF the
So,,h. The mannor Of the com"
ing and going Of this little pest has
been the study Ct number OF
scientific men, and even Congress
deemed it an evil jnstilyiHg d
thorough investigation. In June
1878 this body appropriated funds
and Immediately after adjournment
the Agricultural Department, into
whose hands the management OF
the investigation was placed. APP
nointcd a commission composed OF
tour scientists under the charge Of
Prof. G. V. Riley, U. S. Entomo-
logist. and four local observers
res;dinr in the South. The terrible
\yisitation Of yellow fever CT last
ssmmer retarded the work Of this
CO COMMISSION to a considerable de-
gree. Nevertheless, many valuable
discoveries as regards the habits
and natural history Of The worm
have BEEN made. 1t seems that
everything regarding the propa-
, pa,ior of the worm is now thor
ounh!y known 10 the scientists in>
vcstiga,ing the matter ard but one
a | thing remains to make their labor
. comp!ele-the discovery OF the
!, abiding Place Of the moth or eggs
: of The moth producing the worm
during the winter months
Hearing that Prof. b. A
e Schwaiz, one OF the OF learn
IF ed mon, had arrived in our town TO
J" the purpose Of searching for tn
hiding place of the pest during win
=. ter, we repaired to his room ant
+ after being introduced to the gen
t. ,leman nc informed us thtt he ha
u travelled over the best portion c
no Texas, Georgia. and other Sou,i
a. err States during the past clSt
ng months, and gathered much valu
he able Information. Prof Schwar:
has been daily engaged during IL
MI past week in his search Tor TX
p. Information OF the cotton lnsec
DIV The commission is very DESTROYS
81. closing it's labors in time to publ:
their report that the same may
eek extensively distributed througho
We the cotton raising belt during t
the coming spring. The Prolesso
'nr, when asked If he thought the use
Paris Green was a reliable rcmet
ing said, that while this drug destro
Gu ed the worm eating the leaf pc
We! .',' oncd it was his opinion that
.ure most cf1icatious method would
to kill the moth, which could
cher done by smearing the fences 9
be trees surrounding the field W
, ,,n molasses or other sweets conta
:ter lug some poisonous matter, it be
was well known that the whole n
family are easily attracted by
% sweet substance.
III IL The Department at Washing
* 70 ia very de>irous of obtaining
1fis personal observation of taru
,blie regarding the habits of
worm, and have issued
an circular to the planters in whlc
,tho1 instructions as to the nature OF
,rch, data required. Any one lntere
y. m. in the suIj"ct can call at this O
and and see a copy of the circular,
hurs- len gthiress OF which prevents
rmon producing it this week.
1t would seem that a daily ma
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

The Mary Ida leaves Bayou Sara
every morning, Sundays excepted, at =
o'clock and lands passengers in New Or
leans at S D. m, the Same day.-1y
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

100. F.-The following are the OH
GERS elected for the present term by bayou
Sara Lodge No. 50:
JIG. Plettinger, p. G.-------N' "
4. Szabo, P. G.-----. u
1ora yvail p. Secretary.
,t;o1,o, Treasurer.
9. p. +. SchcnN oo'''''o' W
Thomas W. Raynhrm y.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great West
indies Fever and Ague Remedy, a posi-
tive, cure for Chills, Fever, and bilious
ness. at-Dr. Mumtords
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

-scrvice at the Methodist Church,
Rev. c. d Cecil, Pastor, WILL DC helo Oh
Sunday night next.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

ryMr. n. p. Phillips, OF hcd klVei
Landing, is authorized to act rs general
agent for the SENTINEL,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25


,,scurc AUGUST FISCHER
"a, s. ~ WA5@AG&e
$. W. Corner OF Front O. saan
Streets.
BAYOU SJFI, Iii.
EsAVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
mt prices contornable with the
times, full and complete lines OF " Eltc
Goods. Ladies' Dress Goods, iousc-keep-
er's articles and Il general assortment OF
fancy and staple dry goods"
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Pieucs, BiSh-
90 Lawns, Linen Lawns.
Dress Linens, Mozambi~
! eues, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percalcs, Irish Lin
ems, Bobbinet Bars,
Laces and Curtains,
Parasols, large varie
ty. Umbrcl-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bicached Cottons,
Cambrics. Sheetings,
Ch:sdrens Cassi.neres.
Gents
Cassimeres,
Cott Onadcs,
) loans Dnnims. Tick
-inos By the yard or piece
We invite an inspection OF our large
assortment of Ladies, Childrens, Mems.
and Bows Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, Lise
Thread, Gauntlcts, Ties, Ribbons, LIN
brodcries Laces, Ruchings, Corsets, La
dies Ready-matle Under wear, etc, Fer
= fumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions.
lie have on hand also, a fresh and wen
j. selected, stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps and Il general assortment
of centiemens underwear and FURNISHING
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries
- Provisions, western Produce and
IL Plantation Supplies. Agents for
", the renowned Singer Sewing
rs Machine and its various
'S attach ments.
III
ty SpECI4L NOTICE.-Wc are the owr
H. ers of the outstanding claims and lndeb
he va e .,o,,
y, ednesses due to the late firm OF Man
Fischer & Co.
The Citizens of East Feliciana, Point
Coupec, and Wilkinson County, MISS
will find it to their interest and ;iIEal
are to open up Il trade with us. All o Q,
ters from abroad promptly, and careful
filled.
~ Highest market price paid for co
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

~ Highest market PRICE piliu Iva wv
on
,
TCV on TI1RORS.
Lila = W.
. p,,;s, Of West
'le State OF Lo"isla'h. n .. 20 VI
Feliciana-Clerks ot 11,,e +bo 9Th
Be it remembered uH"O w W. w 'R,rrow
lay of January, lo1o' W, ,I calvin
C!erll Of Court, Y. D, Walsh anu H'1,,"
;oodmnn, qualified electors and members
IF the jury Commission, ulo lS3 1I'Inon OF
,he Clerks Office, III the Courc llo"' f,,,
this Parish, and proceeoeas ~ u.; AN.
the appropriate box INC ioiio ~ f I've crn;-
names Of the persons VINO arc W. of +ha
moncd as jurors tor tllo nin. w Mord,v
District Court, commencing VA
March Sd, 1879:
Name icStne"ce.
! Mitchell Bay!cX
2 Haraldson Wllllann- $500
Edwards > Tor.,s
Webb Joseph -""' :, I'd
s Ortise Emile m
Edwards " $500 = ,'"rI
Paxton John Is E,;"es,
8 Collier Dan ---' h :T Tnoa
q Mcpherson James .----a 1850 Io"n
10 Berry John ----- Arohsteihs
IL Whitaker Essen --ooi''A !J,;Ia,s
II Bowland John .----'
- D D;Sa' c ~ ~ - Town
IA BAILEY SeoiSo' q y Ars+cn's
Is Brown Peter; ,--.----o D 1N'' Town
l6 Davidson = Town
II Leet Chas 10 ward
IS Barrow Is H. Town
| % Coats King Misery IiaCo
81 Carter Edward.--- ~ '7 ,.'l'
| - Incker IA IT Wrirht's
! - oafner 'acN Greenwood
"a AicAa1ittei 2'Ai'4s Laurel Hill
| - PROV W. II &', w ward
| 70 Sih'Ih ooilea ~ Barrow's
- 1Alo -t'., Ci,oS Esr 5 ward
| - AusIe'i Sii''' - Cat Island
~ Ortlse Henh- 5 ward
81 osey a W., Bush Hill
81 LeWlS nni,ort Inheritance
81 ColpGrC n.y. q M Barrow's
50 bradley Ci,''s Icwis Sterling's
"a Steri'nS Aoi''n Aronsteill's
! 90 W 1Tao1i, Greenwood
90 " az ward
81 No'and A. 5 ward
- Kicks james . ward
~ Illant JHse!!li .Baine's
. az COlt!el ~ ~, -Turnbulrs
Al OdueK fhh, : G Stcrlinu's
a. b9verlT Le''io'A J Wade's
as thase ~ w Euhram Smiths
"a Adams C ~ Greenwood
40 40 S?t."' =! ~, o. Greenwood
40 Mii: I s, - Town
AZ Wen SIMON DR.. Watle's,
&C NV q Holm Barrow's
~ 80 ~ EreyhaI'S
N 2o wen ~ H. CIorl,is office. this It
IL Drawn IN 'lio go N
III Gay VI q "h"''S' ~ NJ R.rROW Clcr
II C,I% coo ,NAN
! T y D. WALSH.
% we
The State of Louisiana|fanTlfssin a % wv
Ecliciana-Clerhs N. N.Y.; +bo :
Be it remembered that on Ms r ,n
,IaV of January, tS|3, we, - r, l,,,,
Clerk, V. d. Walsh ana GAVIN 0'' ('f =
qualified electors ana hhe'h'',in -; :
- jury Commission, did assenp'o ~
Clerk 5 Office of this PARISH aliu :
ed to draw from the appropiiI'to W." orsr
following thirty names Oh 'nU t fo,, +
who are to be summons" as J,+ co
second week of the DlstticC 1ot, lav
mcncing on AohoaS' 'A0
Names. fcs'acHcc
Himoinbotham " G------3 ware
? Riley VIM d Nc . W :;,,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

G.. NJ. BARROW, Clerk.
V. ID. WALSH,
CALVIN GOODMAN,
jury Commissioners
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

~ NJ. 1IUMEORD, NJ. D.
Druggist s. CEacsHa
No S Principal St.
Bayou Sara La.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fine
Toilet Soaps, Fancy Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Combs,
Pcrfumcry and Fancy
Toilet Articles,
Trusses,
Shoulder
Braces, Grass
and Garden seeds,
Pure Wines and Liquors,
for Medical purposes. Paints.
Oils Vsrrishes, Dye-stufs. Olive
Linsted oil. Lard oil, NeNts
foot oil, Coal oil, Carbon Oil.
Lamps and lamps trimmings OF
all descriptions. Pens, l ks,
Pencils, States, Paper, Sheet
music, Blank Books, Pocket
Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops
Surgical Instruments. the stan-
dard patent medicines
&c. &C., q fresh and
&. complete asscrt-
mcnt Of all
of which articles. constantly on
hand.
h a1 Physicians prescription
> carefully compounded at all hours
The sun., 1879-02-23
REFORMs ~ THE TEyEMENTs.
Tho Churches TO Make u United Enort for
uetter Homes for the Poor.

Tho State Charities Aid Association. OF
which Miss Louisa Leo Schuyler is President.
has a stunding Committee on the Elevation OF
the Poor in their homes. Recently n sub-Com-
m.ttor on the Present Tenement House system
was appointed. with DIR. r.. II. Derby as Chair
man. and nj its monthly session n few weeks
ago 1t WIS asccrtaned that so much interest
was felt in It's operations that influential phi
lanthropists would if requested. help tho as
sociation in attaining its ends. On the 4th inst.
in response TO u call from d. Willis james.
about llfty clergymen and many laymen met at
Mr. Jamcs's residence ut 40 East Thirty-nin
street, and u meeting was orghniznd with Mr..
James presiding. and Mr., Henry T.. Pelew
acting as Secretary. Amorg those present
were Chancellor Howard Crosby. DR.. Anderson.
DR.. Bellows. the Rev, II. C. Potter the Rev. c..
c. Tiffany. the Rev. j. c. Prime. and DR.. Ag-
now DR.. Derby addressed the meeting in re-
gard 10 the fruits Of the present tenement
house system pauperism, crime. and disease
hnd other gentlemen gave their views on the
sullnct. The meeting adopted the following res
oiutiOns:
Thai the clergy of hi. city be requested to bring the
lem bef, tl,r n ,, @ ~,
February the 23d Instant.
=, The memhcrs Of the Committee ara Henry Il.
P"llcw, ID. Willis tnmes. r.. II. Derby. Stephen
smith, VI. De- and Robert Gordon.
Ihe result ~ the meeting WAS tha prepnrn-
tiHl ny WI lrlitWt OF "a iIltl on itle thnt ttlpnt-
house system and to-day. IN many ~ the
churches in New York. this brief will ha used in
addresses on tho subject Of tho evils of tho pres
ent tenement house system.
In addition to tho notices given Of the movo-
mrnl in the various churches sperial services
will be held at the Antnon Memorial Church in
West Forty eighth street, when both laymen and
clergymen viii speak Mr. Joseph II. Choate
aud pr stephen Smith. among others; and at
Dr. Tucker y church, nj Madison avenue and
Twsniy-iourth street. DIR. ii. G. Potter and Dr.
Agnnw Will make addresses. II il probable
that the result Of this initial movement will be a
mass meeting at which definite action will DO
taken.
Mr., Pellsw's brief contains among other sta
tet1ce, the following: Number oi tenements 2l. -
900; population 500 600 death rata of tenement
houses. 40 por cent Of the 30,373 arrested for
drunkenness, and the l5.G2S arrests for dis
orderly conduct, l2,OO0 were mndo from the
e. eNpent house population Of tho Eleventh,
F(mTteenth, nnd Seventeenth Wards.
Ihe remedies suggested ARE; To induce land
lords 10 take more personal interest in tho
moral and social condition Of thoir tenants. and
II they employ agents 10 select humane men of
good character instead Of mere business
agents; To enforce laws and ordinnnces tho no
glort OF which result in discomfort or sickness
10 devise means, Legislative or otherwise. tO
compel tho erection OF better buildings Intended
Tor tenement houses. and to encourage tho
tenement house population to avail themselves
OF rapid transit TO live in the country.
The sun., 1879-02-23
UNFINISHED wonh IN CONGRESS.
The Important nm. that Vet Remain 20 -
Acted Upon.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 22.-Five only OF the
twelve annual appropriation bills have rs yet
received final action. They are the Pension.
Military Academy. Consular and Diplomatic.
Indian. and Naval Appropriation bills. Tho
Fertilization bill il in the hands of n committee
Of conference. The Post ONCE Appropriation
hlll has also passcd both Houses. but is ON tho
speaker table awaiting action Ia REGARD TO tho
Senate amendments. The Army Appropriation
MI Is before tho Senate; tho Deficiency anil
River nud Harbor bills are In Senate commit
lrrs. The other two bills have yet To- pass tho
House. namely. the Legislative. Executive. aud
Judicial hlll which II pending in that hpdy. and
the Sundry civil hll which was reported To II
from the Committee on Appropriations to-day.
Among tn other important measures thnt nave
passed one or both branches OF Congress hut are
still pending. are the Internal Revenue bin the
Sennie hlll Tor the revision ot tho Patent laws.
and thr hilI extending the tlme for the compile
ton Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad. which ara
on tho Speakers table: tho House bill for
tho distribution ~ the Geneva award. recently
reported from the Senate judiciary Committee,
md now ON the senate cnlendar. and tho
" Steamboat" and Interstate Commerce "
bills, which, having passed tho Hou-" are still
In the hands Of the Scnnte Committee on Com
merce. Another subject lo.t FOR action 10y Con-
gress during the short remainder OF the scs-
sion is the provision Of means to pay arrears Of
pensions under the recently enacted law, and
To meet Mr. ShermAns anticipated deficit in tho
revenue,
The sun., 1879-02-23
TIE CITTLE DISEASE.
John sherman. BIII Prevent the Exporta-
tlon OF Infested Animals.

WASHINGTON, Feb. pa communication
from the dc iacto Secretary Of the Treasury was
laid before the Senate to-day reciting the no
ton taken by the British Government in rea-
tion to the importation OF American cattle. and
enclosing the draft OF bill which he recom-
mends for passage. as follows:
n. eRae'~ Sc That the Secretary Of the Treasury he,
and he is hereby authorized to take such and dopt
this act. he deem TO prevent the
portaon Uort IN the United States TO port
IN foreign O live cattle afflicted with pleurO-
pneumUniA or any infectious disease.
sac The Secretary of the Treasury is In pursuance
OF the authority granted by the first SECTION OF this
inspectors at the port New York aud any other port
the Intcd States from which he may have Information
that hive cattle cling shipped whose dLty II shall be
10 examine carefully all live cattle offered for shipment
At such port aud ~, upon such examination II shrll he
found that any cattle about 10 be exported infected
without delay to the Collector Of the Port whose duty
t shall be- under such regulations be prescribed
by the secretary Of the Treasury. refuse clearance
vessel which shall take board such cattle
portation The exporter ui such catn as shall he found
Tree from ANY such infectious contagious disease ana
not in injected herd shall he entitled certificate
IRON the Cncct0r 20 that effect
sEc 8. The secretary OF the Treasury shall have au.
thority 10 rle all tho necdu rules and regulations
for carrying the provisions ot this act into effect an all
expenses attending the execution Of the shall DO
pad out ni te APPROPRIATION Tor collecting the revenues
the Treasury may prescribe by regulation such
able ices tor inspection he may deem just and equt
able 10 be paid by the OF cattle exported under
the provisions OF this act