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Gbt STANDARD,
Fur the Standard.
uHe DoErH ALL THINGS wELL.n
nv A LADY OF RicaMoND, va.

ny A LADY OF RicnMoNp, VA.
remember how loved her when a little gueless
saw her in the cradle as she locked Oh me and
suited;
Ny cup was full Of happinsss-my joys could not
tell,
And I blessed the glorious giver' "wh0 d0sth all
things WELL"
M,nths passed, that bud of promise was unfolding
every hour,
thought that earth had never smiled upon fairer
flower,
So beautiful, it we'll might. grace the bowers where
And watt its fragrance to His throne, "wto dceth
all things we'll"
Years Aed-that little daughter then was dear as
life to me,
And took in nv unconscious heart, wild idolstry
1 worshipped at an earthly shrine, lured by some
magic spell, =,
Forgeul Of the praise of Him "who doeth all things
we'll"
She was the lovely star, whose light around my
Amid this darksone vale of tears through which |
Its radiance had obscured the light which round his
throne doth dwell,
And had wandered far from Him, "who doeth all
things WE'LL"
That star went down in beauty yet 1t shneth sweet
ly now,
In the bright and dazzling coronet that decks the
Saviour's brow;
She bowed to the Destroyer, whose shafts none may
repel,
E.t we know, for God hath told us, He doeth. all
things WELL"
Al who could know my sorrow as stood beside her
bed,
AID my deep and heartfelt anguish, when they told
me-she pas dead!
And, oh that cup of bitterness-let notmy heart
REBEL
(tod gave-He took-He will restore" lie doeth
all things yell"
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sippi wharfrats, the Abhorred fellowship Of the
deserters The oscourngs of Penitentaries the YAM
kee emissary the sslec. villains of many nations,
were mo- doubt all there Hunger was the ostensi-
bic cauae Of the riot. But neither the butcher
the baker suffered. Stores containing provisions
escaped, while those containing dry goods, boots
snd shoes and above ALL fancy articles were sacked.
No. 1T, Main street. which, while kept BY Mr..
Rouss was the cheapest store in the city, was at
tackled because it was known there were fine goods
within. 1t was not rising against extortion, but
for plumber and open robbery.
Hr. Editor, there is q vast, and it is feared, an
increasing sum IF misery arising from destitotion
now in Richmond. But it iSnot believed that the
mob OF "Holy Thursday" represented that misery.
1t represented rather the vice, the proaigacy, the
prostitution the crime of the city, the elements
which wage eternal against society, and against
wnicn society must wage eternal war. Elements
which, finding the times favorable for an outbreak,
and which being no doubt prompted and paid by
spies in our midst, took advantage of this oppor-
tunity to rob in the day. what they generally steal
in darkness. These stimulated, Under false pre-
fences, some really respectable people, who, with
tneir chlldrens children, will loathe the memory of
TINS day' And their mischief has been accom- llshed
But, repeat my belief, that this mob did not re.
present the suffering part of the community. I
may MENTION In illustration Of this, two examples
that came under my observation. While the mob
was at its full, saw man, exceently dressed fat
and stout, pass by your Office door, On his head
we're three hats, a demijohn apparently full was
over his shoulder, in one hand was ham, in the
other pair Of fine boots. On the outskirts of the
mob, trying to get through, saw, little later a
poer woman. She wore neither flowers feathers,
Grape shawls, nor hoops, like the rioters Her
clothes were thin and SO her face In her arms
ecarried baby, and by her side walked another
little one. She told me she had HELPLESS old
mother at home, that her husbands pay of eleven
dollars month was their ALL but that she would
rather beg in the streets than join the rioters.
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REV. z. J. GRAVES.

We have been favored with the perusal Of let
ter to gentleman in this place, from q citizen Of
North Carolina, written from Norfolk, Va, and
sent by secret opportunity to Redmond, where
it was mailed stating that intelligence had been
received there through the northern prints, that
the Rev. II. j. Graves had been bound over to an
swer a charge Of treason. The writer states that
this announ cement had occasioned great surprise
and regret among the acquaintances Of Mr.. Graves
in Norfolk, and proceeds to relate that Mr. Graves
after his arrest and detention at HarFisons Land
ing on James river (where it is alleged he gave in
formation TO the enemy) was conveyed AZ prison
er toyihs Rip Raps, where he was, some tjwe con-
fined before he was permitted TO 60 Norm; that
during this time fellow prisoner from this State
died no doubt from ili usage--Mr. Graves admin
stered to him in his last moments the consultations
of Christianity; that on his return from the NORTH,
Mr.. G. was detained for three weeks in Norfolk,
though constantly ilnportuniDg the authorities Tor
permission to proceed TO his home in North Caro-
lima, and was not allowed to depart until Gen. Dix
was appealed to, and granted the necessary permit
that if he had been traitor to tho South, or
friend to the Northern government it is not prob
able such detention would have occurred. The let
ter states further, that during the three weeks of
his soourn in Norfols by reason of this vexatious
delay, Mr.. Graves an almost constant COM
panon Of, and in habits of the freest and most
reserved conversations with the writer, in which
the great contest Of the day was naturally the chief
topic; that in all this intercourse nothing occurred
either by word or acts, calculated to excite the
slightest suspicion Of his loyalty to the Southern
cause despair Of its ultimate success. True, he
described the immense preparations he had observed
in the North for the prosecution Of the war, and
expressed the opinion that it vas still to be bloody
and protracted struggle, but was confident that
cess would in the end crown our arms. The writer
conferred freely with the Rev. DR.. Armstrong,
Presbyterian minister in Norfolk, in whose church
Mr., Graves had preached acceptably while there,
and with others Of his acquaintance in that city, in
regard to the charge against Mr.. Graves, and was
induced to write by concert with them, to express
their joint opinion Of his innocence of any treason
able design We very cheerfuliy give publicity to
this statement, in consequence of the unjust and
illiberal reflections on Mr.. Graves by some portion
Of the public press.-Hil1sboro' Recorder.
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SEQUESrRATfON SALE.

SDTo ASfA lON
VALUABLE COAL AMI IRON PR0PERi|
Nine hundred & eishty.sevcn and a half y
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE At TIKI
trict Court of Pamlico in the District of NorteI
ma in the case Confederate States Of America By J0
ming, jr., receiver, against Robert PatoD:
kshall sell. on Thursday the 18th day o. ~
the Court Hultse dr. 10 the tfRn n fit,so"'"
ty Of Chatham aud State of North Cssnhna' ~ n,.,
Tayors interest in tract of land lying Cd ys+r
just opposite Eeypt, containing nine hundrA essG
and haf acres Said tract 0fiand rs in the near
Deep River basip and is undcraid with coal aud III
A 81 ,pe has been opened on the property. lhss
also rich in oil j
The interest Of said TAYLOR in the property is
estate, but the Deep River Coal aud Iron Comps
right to have the title made tn it upon its pay
purchaser the sum Of eighty Thousand dollars VIII
thereon from jan. ist 1870 ANY information Del
be given on addressing John Manning, jr, recei''l
boro', n. G.
Terms Of sale, one.third to DO paid on CONSUME
the sale by the District Court; oe-,hird in three
and the remainder in six months thereafter lux
ser giving bonds with good security, aud the t.F
until all the purchase money is paid.
shall also sell ut same time and place, thru"
bred and eighty shares Of stock in the Deep D.
aud iron Company, for cash. Z
1t being the stock owned by John Taylor, "
'.'N a'N 1'''' JOHN MANNING, JR,. Ra
> Pittsboro', n C., March s. 1858, III
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ing company @, while retreating On the Kipston
side. Both: led their companies calamity through
the entire engagement. Drawer or more gallant
young men (wkoseioss We lamenD never drew
sword 2S s.S.
Our Toss was killed, 90 wounded, missing, and
175 taken prisoners. After dhgent search and en-,
qnry for Adutant 6. W. Mann, and It. IL 4. VIII
liams, am reluctantly forced to include them IN
the list Of killed.
Officers and men, who nearly all were under lire
the first time, behaved with the coolness determl-
nation and bravery Of veterans.
It would almost be insidious to call attention to
any particular ono, but cannot refrain from mem
toning the conspicuous and gallant bravery OF 1t D.
R. Mclean, commanding company l.
Hoping may be allowed to engage the enemy
under more favorable circumstances,
lam Governor,
80. Your obi servant,
PETER MALLETT,
Colonel Commanding Battalion.
His Excelleney.
Gov. 2. B. VANCE
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IMPORTANT. SAR

IL tale of Dudley s. Gooeb d na t,oS OK TNsI
County shall proceed to SELL at b his is. e
Webs Mill on Tar river, and abont io ,a.e residence
nSe, on Wednesday the 18th day of nr ' ,ass on
s Inscribed property to wit one hunSraa . on The
corr Twelve or fifteen blade stacks tu ana n'fy
eounds or two three thousand nonnS
stooL nenarsd pounds lard several valuable w9
machine .. cattle hogs and Sheep one eight horse
hold and kitchen furniture and nanv utensils he
cessary to mention will also rent nnt afhees 10
consisting Of several hundred acres Of sH ae plants
disposed v before the day Of SALE Ter,ns NV " PRIV
credit bond and approved security required bs ss mo
Nash County, April 2, 1858. '' 'ooSl, Ada
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BONNEVILLE MALE & FEMALE scHa

BONNEVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCH
LOUISVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY. n. c.
"HE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
Il begin January 18th. 1883, apd continue twenlr
Students who enter this school at any time during
ten weeks Of the session, will b. charged fuN tur
those who enter at any time during The latter pat
term: will pay onehaLf Of the full tnition fee.
1t is desirable and important that students whol
Jonesville is retired and exceedingly health, N
far removed frm the seat of war.
Tuition, from So 10 ts5psr sesssoir,
. board, from 800 to SIS per month, =,
For full Information, address The Principal at Jon.
N. C. ]. G. MAKLER Prpd
Dec. %, 1852. 59-yI
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TAX EN- Hip
April z, 1868

A ND COMMITTED TO THR IAN
- 90 County, North Carolina, on the i.t = OP b,
lo9S' Negro Boy. who says las name !, oay Of Isl
ana belongs TO John A Barnes, Of Cars, SYLTlS]
sa'd bay is about liz or 20 years old Sro Count
T Taga, very baek stout built. asl wears ee e.
sT peper s5ea aessS
will be dealt with as the law directs 'a'o buy aws
Dobson. jap. q, 1858. ' MORT, 81,
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purpose of being released from such place, and
getting from under the control Of such nan as
Capt. Mccoy, OF whom the public may judge from
his acts Of low eInningP
There is at this time No restraint over my liberty,
and renounce the sentiments expressed in the pa
per writing to which my name was procured by
Capt Mccoy, and published in the State Journal
CALVIN G. PERKINS.
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The CHEAPEST FooD.-The cheapest and most
nutritious vegetable used for food is beans. Prof
Liebig says that pork and beans form a compound
OF substances peculiarly adapted to furnish sl that
is necessary to support life A quart Of beans and
half pound Of pork will feed small family for a
day with good Strengthening food. Rbur quarts Of
beans and two pounds of corned beef boiled to rags
in Fifty quarts Of water, will furnish good meal for
forty men,
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475 REWARD,

pANAWAY ON The NIGHT OF THE 7TH FROM
N HamptonviIle. Yadkn County, my two negro men
per coored weighs about 100 10 lb has two upper
front teeth out and is 81 DID, loud spoken aud has
an mpudent look; he small whiskers had on when
he left low black hat had with him grey blanket and
bundle of clothing Robert is 81 years OLA is Eve feet
len or eleven inches high weighs alb lao lbs is almost
black has shy lock- though rather pleasant manners and
Of home made linsey; took with him grey blanket and
bundle Of clo,hing Said uegroes wire raised in Fay
eltevile N g. and rs they have relatives there pro-
prehensinn aud delivery to lanes Evans Esq. tayette
Viiie' n e., cr$se if ccnfned any Jail that
.. II. E. COWLES
March a. 1858. 1S-wf
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NoRTH-CAROLINA, COURT o',o Of Pleas
~ Franklin County. Quarter Sessions h
NICHOLS Ta9ixss b Ts MAssEsBgns. Executor of

ANTHONY Person and ELIZABETH, his
"A paper writing purporting to be the last will
bss in OF sa aHTer Terrell pOpound.
Massenburg. the Executor therein named by oy Ssh
to the Cnnrtshat Kaniza Alien, daEh hi,u aps1
Iollrer Terrell, and her husband William Az, ~ 'fI
beyond the limits of this State: 1t is Ih.,.;. pa
that publication be made for six weeks in yt %
Standard notifying the said WilliNn II Allan as, "a.
Allen to be and appear before the JUSTICES o aPa
Monday of June next, then and there In CO. o. Zoe So
the above cause. 'ee ploeeedsa
Witness, 7. c. Horton. Clerk of our nia Cor,,
IN Lou'sburg, On the I'd Monday of March, A D lsj
Mt , T. &. HORTON, c. 4
March 81, 1888. fpr adj. So IA
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$50 REWARD

ID UNAWAY FkOM THE SUBSCRIBER OIL
H. first day of December last, my negro man
BOB, about FIVE feet high, and weighs about l4j Id
low Completed; has long, lean face; raw bsed 4
large white eyes. and a down-lunk, and has scarf
left hand has a heavy inousrache; had IN vLsrI
q home nude sarge coat.
will give. the above reward for the delivery dd
gro to me at Prospect Hill, or confined in any III
him. EPBR AIM BIZ
Caswell Co., N. C Jan. 20, 1853. r
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TAKEN UP,

A Nd COMMITTED 70 THE JAIL OF. RANDOLPH
"A County, N. c. on the 4th IF March, 1863. a negro
slave who SAYS his name is GREEN and that lie belongs
to David Graham, of Wythe county. Virginia Said boy
bad when taken up gray frock cnat and gray pants
weighs about $50 bs copper c.isr The owner Of said
slave is required come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take hin, away, otherwise he will be dealt
with Us the law directs.
80 b f. STEED Jailor
March "a, 1893. =. l3-wsm.
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MARRlED.

n At the residence OF William Carroway Esq, in Wayne
Rev. Dr. DEEMS Capt. HsNsY h. BEsr, Inc mber Of the
House of Commons, for Greene County and Miss MATTE
U Best daughter Of the late knchen Best ESQ., of Wayne
In Orange County on the z2d ult.. BY the Rev. s. D..
Umstead, Capt. WILLIAM K PARn1sn, of company b stb
regiment Troops to Miss G. LockuA ali of that
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
III 2sth Of March last. slave named SIMON, aged
ab0ut % years. about feet IL inches high weighs
about I55 pounds He tok with him black broad cloth
coat blue broad cloth pants lowered vest ash coiored
coat brown jeans pants low crowned yellow hat Simon
int. He bought in Richmond Va iu December last
and will probably endeavor go back u that City
reward If s5h will be paid S his delivery me- or his
con6nem> nt in Jail so that get him again
MARTIN RICuWINE
Salisbury. n C, April 5, 1858. l5-w4t.
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800 REWARD.

800 REWARD.
- CNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SAT-
IL URDAl. the 10Th day of January last, negro
man. W ESLEY, about six feet three four inches
high. and weighs about It's leo pounds yellow com.
peced good cuunienance quite straight, about u 20
years old and has scar his left foot left from the
of all axe He is considered by traders Ma fellow.
will pay the above reward for The delivery Of said negro
me, at TOMS CREEK, or FIFTY DOLLARS, is confined
in any jail SO get him. He may be found in Halifax Co.,
Va he mostly raised there aud purchased Of Thos
sTonan, Sr several years since.
Toms CreeG. A. e.; Feb. 2S, 1863. l0-w2m
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"LEr Nc KISS HIN foR MS MoruER. Mot lono
since, says Yankee soldier correspondent "a lof
Of US were quartered In several wood en.rencbments
and in an inner room of one lay the CORPSE Of a
secesh officer awaiting burial The news soon
spread to village not far off, and down came tear.
ing sentimental, not bad looking specimen Of a
vlrgnny dame. Let me kiss him for Ills mother!"
she cried; az interrupted her progress. ~De LET
me kiss him for his motherl'' kiss whom p"
The dear little lieutenant, the one who lies dead
within; l never saw him, but ohi,Wr iod ' has
through q room in which lay Lieut.. - stretcbs s
out on an upturned trough, fast asleep. Surprising
him to be the article sought for, she rushed IN ~
claiming, Let me kiss him for his moths, p md
approaching, put her lips to his forehead wh..
was her asto0ishment when. the "corrsoU clss,eS
h,s arms around her, and said, .Neser mind h =
ad i,ay. Miss, 90 It on yeusown account Ihafnt
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LAND FOR SAFE.

LAND FOX SABEs
II OFFER FOR SALE 3i2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
mlss ,,orth of Hi:isb,rmgh. The land is very Pm.
jocfirs ynd well adap.ed wheat and tobacco with
large onsntty of meadow grounds The land is we'll
suDped with. water and the improvements consist Of
larye barn and stables with two good framed houses and
q i,r house Knotsod IL will be for rent Terms
70 suit The purchseer =.
Hillsboro', N. g., Nov. II. 1859 - 42ottf
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$40 REWARD,

'CAxP NEAs SHELBYyII,s n Vol.
TNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL. B M" 81. 1888
Il person who will arrest aid brinv ia alD 70
this regiment JAMES C. AxBY private i in The G,
this regiment Or tl5 for his confinement 10
is probable that said ABBY has Joined raa. fess
company Of Thomas Legion, now At SGapt. VIII
Tennessee, near the North Carolina line '0eo Greet
Regiment: JAS n. A9%Lns, CONN.,,
March 81, 1888. ~ nARDEN, i.
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sTEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE

n OFFER FOR SALE A STEAM SAW MILL. TEN
mile. south xest 81 Raleigh, Middle Greek 2. o.
Inc Engine u q eighteen hcrse poScy The Is afy-
heavy gum elastic belt machinery isso arranged ths,
one man can run the engine, manage the sauand get the
other timber in the nebcrhesd aud ready market Sr
,umSeh the owner has with two other hands sawed
feet OF ianher IN aday, Forfllihsr uarmation APP
PyW GEO. W, ATKINSON, -
Raleigh, O.
Fep. ~, 1885, E-Wtf
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THEt
FEDERATE STATES,

FEDERATE STATES,
IN AND FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF Ar
sAs, JANUARY 9Th, 1868.
The Confederate States of America.
By Archibald II. Rutherford, receiver {plaiuiG
rs. portion, &C.
The property Of PuIliam, Wills
Rankin, Co., alien enemies, sSssEsN-t'
lNAME THE SAID PLAINTIFF BY WIN NJ
~ dolph, Esq District Attorney, and on his mott,
it appearing to the Court that publication heetoI
rec'ed to be made in the above case has not been
1t is ordered, that X. W. 2ulliam, David Rankin a..
McD. McElra,h, late members of the said firm wboe,
be citizens Of the Confederate States Of America re
the State of North Carolina, and not alien snemis
to be the absolute and exclusive owners Of The Sor
assets Of the said firm. be notified by publication
order in some newspaper printed and published
State Of North Carolina, to wit the Raleigh Nandr;
isbed at Raleigh, in said State, for one m,nlh BY
insertions. to appear on the first Mondpr of Apiil
ohS, at The Court House, in the City of Little Rc
aud there to PROFOUND. their said claims. On oath
said Court and that if they shall fail to d. So tLa
will be barred. "a true cnpy)
Atteste: X II STEVEceoa Al
March II. 1868. "
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ar John I. Sloan Of thiscouuty Is asothsr Of the
70. men Rad Of in the papess In 1iV not Sow
T,en BY selling his farm. psoducts 1t famine ps;ess
lie has been and Is yet, selling sasur at Sio per
sack' ana meal st % per hashst. These are lass
NAY his childsens children hsar this stery fodlT
told to them ffty years henea-&aNbsss Fcsek.
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FOR SALE

A FIRST CLASS REAPER. WITH pv,
n V yer bar' DC. New and in order. rL.aTal
Apply /" J. 3 EATaFsss
April 2, 1861 n'''sooroush
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March 81, 1883.
NORTH-CAROLINA, coERT OF PLEAS
~ franklin County. fs1 a1ls is ss'''''

Tho ho; rs, 20: Petition for saeof slar
YaRDonoueu, deceased p'''''
IL appear!ng to the satisfaction Of the Court th
DEFENDANTS in this cause reside beyond the limits
S'ate: II is, therefore, on notion ordered BY The
the Raleigh Ssandard, notifying fife said detsndsDs
filing OF this petition, and That unless thew apse
next term of This Court and answer the petition b
will be taken pro conesso and heard &c payts as 10 il
Witness, I. c. Horton. Clerk of our said Court Al
IN Loulsburg, on the I'd Monday of March, A D IN
T. C. HORTON, c. c
marcn 81, 1868. epr. adv. $5.6215j ~
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COMMON SCHOOL

COMMON SCHOOLS.
TNlHE BOARD OF SCPERINTENDENTS OF CON.
II mon Schools for Wake County. will meet the law
directs, at the Charmans Office, in the City of Raleigh
on the Sd Monday of April instant for the transaction
business STEPHEN STEPHENSON Chm
April 7, 1868. l5-w9tpd.
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North.CaT0iina Factory Goods WIZ
" ANTED rORURCHASE SORTH'Gas.s3
w Factary Goods. 81 ectiugs, Shirtings i. H.
SAipes. Plaids and Cotton Yarns, for retail ,a~
ston County) Payment made In cotnn des 'ns
n: G. R r, f preferred to money. MannlaaIdsss
Wish to procure clstsn would do well to aa'''
smithdeld, Johnston County; C. M
= N. Ri have contracted to deliver lot Of sa
Fayetteville for Cotton Yarns. Those who % nrsf
limited supply for 2a per cent. on cost, BY as r
con at my store, Iron, Sugar aud Tobacco ID " n
for cash or produce. T,s<d
smithSeld, n. e., March Ia, 1868. j.