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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
NOTICE Is HEEyBY GIvEH.

z u Thai JAMES LANCE IA NOT In DIX. BRAN
DRETHS empIsy and that the said JAMES LANCE never
partner Of DR. BRANDRETHS. in any way con-
nscted with him except clerk Al this time he has nothing
whatever TO do with DR. BRANDRETH in any neither
he with the of The PILLs-aDd DR. BRAN
DRETH will take good he never Is for the future.
iieodIm- n. BRANDRETH. M. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

DEDUCED PRIC ES-At the Clinton Lunch corner
II OF Liberty and Broadway-The Subscriber having
wade the Is ready receive gentle
soarders by the week, without lodgings during the
winter Meals from in the morning until " elve
a night
b. Oysters in every style game Sc during the
Ordinary daily from twelve TO four JOHN NJ HEATH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

Military, Boat Club, and Civic Rail ticsse engraved
"a ,.i,h re designs ds.ims
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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.a4h meiht 81 iesnfy A#fs afsag
fis, dated f aiaal ihe llf lsy a
NHseMhsf 1885, whfh aafl amfs uAs
felHfheilf ~ Nee firltans Ha4sf 90
lest ff HHH aUcfplatre ahl 10 laY
meHi, ahl N Which palsnsH Ish
been ffHdeEsd ~ ih# HurhN tafl a
llie tnllai Slaiat N ah1 lrg tlis bis
.ifiei Of Mississippi lur lhe plintlfa
Interest cost and damaRes. wlIeh fis
Judgment remains unpaid end nnmfis
hed by The sud Dunn, tile Undersigned
lhefelutc as trustee named N mh
deed, anl q carry nla elect Ca I'D.
visions specified lhcftih as fares thov
relate % tie lania ond tentments A..
Istflbcd IN said decd. y IN pfoerpd y
sell, ~ public auction, u ne highest
bidder !, cash on SATURDAY ihc ffst
lday of December next, between che
hours VI ~ A. NJ. and Q o'elosk Z. NJ.
OF said DAY. az punn's lower ferry on
big BLACK river, lots no four and f,o
lnsection no 81, township moo, range
no two, west, containing about one
hundred and forty acres
Also.
thirty three acrcs, part ia srcllon Sc,
township no 2. range no west, and
part IN section no one, OF township q,
same range conveyed by Samuel w.
! Dickson; also, one fourth olan acre IN
lot 70 eight, section no 50, township
no nine, range 90 thrcc west; convey.
Jed q SO by snid Dickson and wife Ia
said Dunn; also, the west half Of tho
north east quarter Of section no five,
township no eight, range no Two west,
and also the east half OF tire north
west quarter same section, township
land range last mentioned, last afore.
said all lying and being IN the county
lot Madison, except the haltacre, which
lies in fnzoo county, the proceeds OF
said sale to be applied in the frstplaee
TO pay the expenses thereof, and sec
ondly 20 pay and discharge said iudg-
ment as far as the same viii extend.
Duun's lower ferry is located on
these lands, and Of course will be ems
braced in aud passed by the sale.
The lands will be sold subject TO tho
right ofDowerof Mrs. Dunn, and such
title only will be given as is vested in
the trustee which is supposed to be va.
Hid G. b. GREEN, Trustee.
Oct ~. s0-6w pr lee S24i
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
! NE Grand Gulf Whig.
|IG CONVENTION.

|higs we discover in some
h State, have held meetings
hted delegates to the Con-
jackson, on the 18th Mon
harry next. Of the propri-
lbsolute necessity of adopt
ethod Reorganization in the
n there can be no doubt.
must be done to arouse the
ergies Of the Wings, or the
i our sleepless enemy must
nd Mississippi be enrolled
f States that have lately
reant to the MODEST cause
minated a free, enllghten.
lest people. The triumph.
pised by the administration
the states of Ohio and
hla, has revived their droo
and Inspired their dispirit
b redoubled exertions. Lee
lem them then with fEest
led confidence and the vic
be ours. If something il
the Wings do not buckle
nor and go boldly forth t
elr glorious cause, we may
|und our arms, and despair
public, submit it 10 the care
tlon OF a faction, who if no
re at least unwilling to b.
led. We would earnestly
wings ofClaiborne county
neetlng and appoint dele
e purpose above mention
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
Mississippi Raj Roaa Company,
Natchez, October 10, 1888.

Natchez, October u, 1855.
THE Stockholders in this IHsti.u
tisn, are hereby notified that q further
instalment oftiftoen per cent on the
stock OF dissatisfaction, will be roqulr'
ed, payable at the benking house IL
Natchez, or alany Of the branches, in
the following manners FIVE per cent
on Tie IO,h day Of December, five per
cent on the 10th day af January. and
five per cent ca TIC 10Th day Of Feb.
ruary next. By order 81 the Board.
Il. +. BRASlER, Cashier.
Get q s0-if
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
ROBERT M,INTYRE,

Livingston, Jnne IS, 1888.
0TDuring my absence from the
State, persons having business with
me, win please call on Mr.. joins VI.
Ross, at Vernon, OF Mr.. X. n. FnoaP-
son, Ways BlulI--either Of whom Is
authorised 10 rcceip, for claims due
John NJ. Rebb & Go. X. NIL
July 4, l933-6-3mf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
$40 REWARD.

STOLEN from the stable Of the
- subscriber, On the night Of the
28th Of September lastn a bay Horse,
about fourteen hands high, nine years
old, a bump on the right shoulder, oc-
casianed BY the collar. No other
merks recollected. The above re-
ward will be paid for the delivery of
said horse to me, OF for such informa-
ton, as may lead TO my recovery Of
him. Nj. G.. CAYCE.
Oct IL. 1885,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

A / a meeting Of the commissioners
= ofthe Nicksburg importing and ex.
porting company, on Monday, 18th
October, S. =. WEBSTER, was cal.
led TO the chair.
On motion, Resolved, That tile
books Of subscription to said compa-
ny, be opcncdatthe office Of the Plan.
ters' Bank, in Vicksburc, on Monday
l0;h November next.
Ga motion, Resolved, That Miles c.
Folkes, Harry NJ. jenkins, and J. X,
Patterson, be a committee with pow
er to open books Of subscription al
such points as they may Judge prop
er, to receive subscriptions to the cap.
ital stock.
On motion, Resolved, That Missis
sippi bank notes be received for sub
scrlpsion TO said stock.
$. p. WEBSTER, chairman.
Books of subscription TO the Vicks
burg importing and exporting compa
ny, will be opened on the l2th day o
November at the following places;
At the Eagle Hotel, Jackson, under
the superintendent Of John B. Rurk,
At Grand Gulf, under the superin
tendence Of Muir, Moore & Co.
At NatcheZ, under the superinten
u
dence of Jacob Soria G. Go.
At Canton, under the superinton
dehcc of VIM. B. Martin.
MILES G. FOLKES.
HARVEY n. JENKINS,
J. X. PATTERSON.
Committee
Vicksburg, Oct. 81, 2l-3t
The Grand Cult Advertiser. Match
ez Courier, and Canton Herald wiI
publish the above three times.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14


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aisas 81 lHistiAs
t ik VT Us
Il Is evident ftH W.
lsH f8
ai'fY IF HislHlat h
L. pHdfif W. i lls ~
ealsf fhlf iilmlY a
aalaf from q HufiIl9
Wa Admire hla DISCRETION
tei8n mea 81 some tHh
lpecsafas ltieui II mny
milel principle eth the VT.
mot iha general government
etlsuWe every pnriisun 81
uhg falla under The bsA bl
uwni sHli egaismaa PEE.
aeeI iar above the PEOPLE Who
em. aud flom q eilly hgIghi
n pfofcrmunl, they smile com
y0a The people. nor hoed ihe
waves Of popular indignation
At their Get. Goy. MoNuti,
ppi, fully acts ont this dis.
&oIicy Of the locoiocos II Is
that indigo Tfoltcr Is 10 be
the bench Of The High Court
and Appeals, IN the seat made
The resignation Of Judge
Ia tina, Wright Is to receive
No appointment olfU. s. soma.
therefore amount merely TO
Of honors with the gentle
Fadc made by themselves for
yeniencc, and ratified by the
The Toe = no doubt consider
business transactions" and il
fair when compared with a
I'LL more corrupt arrangements
been effected here and else
We, however, consider such
as disgraceiul 10 the state
TO the goyernment-disgr
parties concernad-and a d.
B upon the rights of the peo-
ern San
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
sFLFVfiIIi ATTRACTION.
Eiil' sHl#rflbcf having BpaHod Il
: new apl wtIl selected Sock 81
GROCERIES,

Af#f N#" tN"NF H&FNlH Hf'NNH H
new aHl wtIl selected Stock 81
GROCERIES.
IN the house formerly occupied by
Martin & Coz, os % dfy goods store.
oilers foo sale tho following articles.
VIZ, old whhhoy, coguac brandy.
champaign do, American do. peach
deYport wine, 'l'cncriiic do" MADEIRA
dos stock port wine, cold sherry.
pale do, brandy cherries, brandy
fruits, coulials, gunpowier OF 8Jperi.
OF quality, pat up both in KEGS aud
canislers, maccaboy and Scotch
snuff, Cayenne pepper, mustard, raj.
sons, candies. almonds. sugar cakes,
crackers, sardines, mackcrell, pickles.
boots and shoes, buckets. molassses,
candles, cigars, best quality Of brown
sugar, loaf sugar, coffee, l.ondor por.
ter, aud Philadelphia do, lemon syrup
honey dew tobacco. common do,
champaign wine, champaign cider.
and Newark do, also, jeans, linseys,
50 lis and feathers, and other articles
too tedious to enmeratc, which Twill
sell low for cash
w. w. WlLlIOlTE.
Nov. Z. 223t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
PROSPEC1Us
0fTlIG

or THE
MACON INTELLIGENCER.
HAVING become proprietors Of the
IL Press connected with the pablicq
ton Of the late Mississippi Star" the
undersigned propose publishing, in the
town Of Macon, Noxubeo county, Mis-
sissippi, WEEKLY PAPER, bearing the
above title, which will be devoted to
Literature, Agriculture and Politics.
Every effort will be used TO render the
IsrgLLiGgNcEs interesting and worthy OF
patronage, by introducing into It's columns
the most useful information within our
reach.
The distinct lipe whichhas becndrawr
between the two prominent parties Of our
country, requires candid ayowal Of the
political tencts which shall charac,erise
the ISTgLLIcENcgR. From a firm eonyic-
ton that National Bank is Indispensable.
to SOUND CIRCULATING MEDIUM, and Of its
powerful agency ia correcting such eyly
and ombarrassmcnts as at present per-
wade our country, We arc constrained 70
advocate it's establishment with zeal, aud
with all the ability We can bring to our
aid. We are opposed to the leading mea-
sures Of the prescn; administration, and
will sustain Wing principles.
Our Democratic friends need cot be 90
TERED from extending their patronage to
the lNTrLLiaENcER from an apprehension
Of wounded sensibility, as We haze deter
mined to exclude all offensive ma,ior---
We, therefore, solicit the patronage Of all
parties, with the hope that oar Journal
will prove both pleasing and instructive.
Tkaas.--1'he Macon lNFELllggScEs
will be printed with good type on hand
some paper, aud furnished 10 subscribers
at FIVE DOLLARS per year IN advance, o.
sir r0tt&Es II the e.pisaliua .. g.se seas.
v. W. M RPHkf,
u W fuOTk
hacos, Nj, Nay . la7a
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
no PRINTERS.

4 JolFneyman printer can ilnd en-
ploymeni at this Office, II immediate
Application be made.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE.

YEvHE undersigned has deposited in
Il the hands of N. CALLinAM, Esq.
of Canton, the notes, &c, due the late
firms Of Simmons & M'lntyre, and
M'Intyre, Williams Il Co., for collec-
ton. Those who wish to save cost,
will do well by calling and settling in
due time.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnershlp heretofore ex-
isting between Drs. ]. w. Bass & J.
NJ. Rogers, in the Botanic practice oil
medicine, is this day dissolved by mu'
tual consent, all business relating to
the firm will be settled by
]. w. BASS,
J. M. ROGERS.
Sept 8, 20-lt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Wa'drcn 'rbom45G CD c,vultcoufi
W UShMto
J MTovnt& mriliW So, tenni03l
Bl titWeo t5e above suited ha
tonne dtrcr'etly the Honorable JUDGE
lot lbc United Slucs circuit court for
the southern districtot Mississippi.
will on he first Monday IN November
nest i being tie 9Th day Of the month
expose 10 public smo before the court
house door Of Madison county ~ the
town Of Canton lol cash, the following
negro slaves to wit; = girl named CHI.
ma, about thirty years old, Kitty aEed
twcnty-soyen, which property was lc.
We'd on as the property Of defendants
and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost, saie TO take place with.
IN the hours prescribed by law,
WIN. NJ. GWlN, MorAal.
BY JNo. +. Cook, D'pty.
Oct q, Gilt pr fee SO
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

I ETTERS testamentary on the es.
Atate Of Joanna Adams, decd. hay
ing been granted to the undersigned al
the September term 1888, Of the Pro
bate Court Of Madison county, al! per
sons having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward
duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred; and all those Indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
settlement. JAS. ADAMS,
JNO. ADAMS,
Oct 3, 17-et Executors.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
AUCTION AHCTIONll

RHVHE subscribers being anxious to
\ close their business in this place
willoiier atpublic auction, at their store,
on Friday and Saturday the 10th and
nth inst (and if not all disposed Of at
the above time, the sale TO continue on
each succeeding Friday and Saturday
until allare sold) their entire stock of
goods, consisting in part of the following
articles, VIZ; Staple Dry Goods, Ready
Mede Clothing, Hard~re and Cutlery,
Chino, Class and QucenSwarc, Books and
Stationary. TERMs-All sums under $40
cash; on all sums over $40 a credit will
be given until the frs; day of Iuly next,
the purchasers giving bond with appro-
we'd security.
EA446BROUGK s. benson.
| N. B,-BranIon money taken al par,
and all persons purchasing on time, can
liquidate it by paying Brandon money on
day of sale. II. q ID.
Madisonvillc, Nov. 7. 22-2t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
EYED OR STOLEN.

Pc subscriber on the 9Th inst.
Pay mare about ten years
hands high; has a large
top Of the right shoulder
len cut for the fistula, also
dent on one side of the
PDllng a bullet hole, newly
pnd with light shoes. Any
ng or hearing Of the above
ag. understanding or giving
OF her to Mr.. Cox OF Mr.,
Yanton SO that | get her a.
literally rewarded.
| z. RECTOR.
o2s-r
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

4 H'f of letters ul remaining IN the
A'PwtQ.ite sc Livingston On tie
lstoi Ortuhcrtnst.
A AiuuH Jlmrs,
u. Burton, x 3. Bolts, Thos Hohj
David g Brown John Bennett lHm g Ilca.
W Mas Elizabeth q.
ID. Davidson lamos Daycn Mrs Mary
Durham 'lhos. Dickinson David
G.. CurzInc Lewis Clifton Allen .,
Cfcrshaw ., l. Clifton G. w. Corziuc
Z g l. Cuucn Mr. Claiborne Osman
Clopioa b. NJ Comfort Vim Christmas
II. Collins f. r.
H. Ewing James $. 3, Ellis Andrew
Elliott Qunion. f. Ford X. y.
c. Gooloc Us, 1. Green Willis II.
Hester IVN G llghtomer Joseph Hinton
N B Holloway j. lIudnalI 'rhos.
J. Zones +. Jones Hardin r. kiukead
A ii & Go, Latham q Hunter, Lcgrund
John ~ Nj
M'lntyro Nm &Co 3 Montgomery 4
V, MCarz Y Il Mlntyro Robert Moore
Rich'd, Mitchell NJ y Mitchell Samuel {
Mitchell AS Morton Daqid Mitchell Ira.
Mortoa + NJ * Co
N, Noble Thos Nicholson s. yellow
ly, Newman Josiah p
Pembroke Mr. PrgrandlN Nat LIZ.
r. Ross 4 M'Lean Kicks Benz. S
Rowe Abner Y Rowland L { Roach
Royce w NJ S
Stewart lsham Scarner Samuel Spigb
YIN Scott w 4 Simmans a. Hudual
Sims } + Sample b G Scott Tbos II
| Sanders Thos Shrock II II Spight Greer
EShrock John Il
Tharp Geo A Tanner Benjamin Tanne
John2, Tinnjq Nm
Y Wick Maj B. Woman Anthony.
w. Williams lnman 4 wright W "
Wellington J G whitehead Thos walker
IL.P. Q Y, Yellowly b.
JNO. II. BOWEN, r NJ.
Oct3l, 2l-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE.

Cheatham d Aldrilge,
- ECElVlNG, forwarding and ship
IA ping merchants, Mound b,dff Ma
olson county Miss. Oct 81, 2l-lt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

SHERIFF1S. SALE.
Hopes & Bogart On Fl ia. on bond
vs. to Oct. Term,
Dan'l Garrard Adm &c 1885, in
& John J Ellis Madison Q. court
By virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, will expose to pub.
lie sale, for cash, at the door OF the
Court House in the town Of Canton,
on Monday, the fifth day Of Nov. next
three negro slaves viz: Henry and bis
wife Sally, and their chid, also a crop
of about 20 acres OF cotton; levied on
and viii be sold 10 satisfy the above
stated case.
s. NJ. FL0URN0f, Sh'f.
October - 20-2t pr lee S.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

by virtue Of The above stated eases
70 me directed, | will expose TO public
sale for cash, at The door of tho court
house in The town Of Canton, on Mon.
day the 18th Of November next, the
following described tract OF parcel OF
land viz the easi hall OF section five.
the east halt Of the south west quarter
of section five, The north east quarter
81 section eight, the east half Of the
north west quarter of section eight,
the east half dissection nine, the north
west quarter dissection nine, the north
west quarter Of section ten and the
east halfof the souih west quarter Of
section ten, the whole in township 8,
range two east. Levied on and VIII
be sold to satisfy the above statec ca.
SEES.
$ NJ FLOURNOY, Sh'T
Oct ", 1887 pr fee $40
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-11
PrRLIc.--Nn. AQ.l


AN ACT to authorize the sale Of certain public
lands OF the United States near the Wabash and
Erie canal, In the State OF Ohio.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Reprs.
sentatires ofHe United STATES Of .america in Com
gress assembled That after the State OF Oio shall
have completed the selection Of lands authorized by
an act entitled An act authorizing the selection OF
ccria,n Wabash and Ere canal lands, in the State
Of Ohio, approved June thirty, eighteen hundred
and thlrty-l0ur the President Of the United States
shall be- and he hereby IS authorized to proclaim or
public sale the residue Of The lands reserved from
sale bY said act which sale shall be governed by
the same rules and regulations, impose lhe same du
ties, and give the same rights, which are provided
by the existing laws in relation TO other sales of the
public lands BY proclamation ol the Presidents Pro
rided, hoeerer, That no lands shall be sod at such
sale for less price than two dollars and fifty cents
per acre.
Sec. 3 And be il further enacted, That after the
expiration Of the time fixed in the proclamation of
the President for the sale authorized in the first sec.
ton Of this act any lands which may then rsman
unsold shall be subject TO sale at private entry, OF
the price Of two dollars and fifty cents per acre,
and not less and no lands hereby authorized to be
sold shall be subject to entry under any pre-empton
law Of Congress
Approved. July 7ih, 1888.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-08-11

Sec. -. And be it further enacted. That the term
Tor which cadets hereafter admitted into the Militia
ry Academy at Wcs. Point shal enrays 10 serve.
be aud the same hereby increased 10 eight years,
unless sooner discharged
Sec. %. And be il further enacted, That, IN leu
oi the bounty now provided by law for te-cnist-
meai, every ahle-b9dcl noa-comnissionei officer
MUSICIAN, or private solIer, VINO MAY re-vnlist Hto
ms company or regiment witlia two months before
ur one month SITTER the expiration of his term of ser
wee, shall receive three months extra pav snd al.
so any noH-conm.ssoned otl,cer or soldier who shall
have served ten consecutive years, aud shall obtain
itom the commanding officer OF his company, bat
talon, or regiment, certificate that he had faith
folly performed his duty whilst in service. SHAH be
allowed enc bundled and sixty Scres of laol 10 he
designated, surveyed, and laid oil at the public ex-
psnse, IN such manner and upon such conditions as
may be provided by 'aw; which land Shall be pa
tented To the soldier o. his heirs and be not asSiyn.
able until patented.
See SO. And be Il further enacted, That 50
much OF the eleventh section of the act of the six
eenlh March eighteen hundred and two. and ;,
much Of the hi section OF the act of the twelfth n.
Apri, eighteen hundred aud eight as fy the aefpht
OF enlisted men at i've feet SIX inches, be and the
same arc hereby repealed
Sec. 81. And be II further enacted That the Of
hceTs OF the army shall not be separated from their
regiments and corps for employment on civil works
OF internal improvement, OF be allowed to eueage m
the service OF incorporated companies; and no Off
Ger oi the lne OF the Army shall hereafter be em-
Pioyed as acting paymaser or dISbufSlng aren't tor
tie Indian department., If such extra employment
require that he be separated from his regiment or
company, or otherwise interfere with the peri0r-
nance OF the military duties proper: Proc;acd
That where officers Of the army are now employed
on civil works or IN the Indian or pay departments
as contemplated in this section, they may be coatn-
bed therein not exceeding one year unless the CON
yenlence Of The service will admit of their with
drawaI sooner
Sec 81. And be it further enacted, That the SUI
perintendents Of the armorieS at Springfield and
Harpers Ferry shall hereafter receive each the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars, and ratons, iuc ana
quarters, as at present authorized and that the
master armorerS of the same shall each receive the
sum Of twelve hundred dollars, and fuel, and quar-
terS, as al present authorized and that the aore-
said sums and allowances to tic officers aforesaid
shall be N full compensation for their services res
pectvely.
Sec. 80. And b, it further enacted, That the
President be- and he is hereby authorized by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate IN mn.
point seven additional surgeons and that the Off |
GERS whose appointment is authorized in this sec.
on, shall receive tho pay and allowances Of officers
d Tie same grades respectively
Approved, July 9Th, 1888