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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15
Opening Of she Memphis and CharIeston
RNflrOad,

RNilrOad.
From the Memphis Argus, january 5
Considerable surprise created in this city last
evening by the arrival of 4 train Of car from Grand
Junction on ths Memphis Rnd Charleston railroad The
an consisted Of nine cars and IN charge of Capt
Ford who viii act cOnduc or temporarily. General
Grant has his headquarters Holly Springs, and viii
new have his communication opened with this city by
way Of the Memphis and Charleston road to Grand juno
on thence Holly Springs by way Of the Mississippi
Central.
seven months hss elapsed since the last train
in over the Charleston road l. IN iroHl Cornfh
with several Confederate officials ana squad Of the
Home Guard who had been activ ely engaged collecting
PASSPORTS but, the evacuad Of Uornih, they
returned 10 the city 70 seek that qetude which Is 10
essential after persons have been in state Of excite
ment The shr whistle Of the iron horse has not been
heard for many months the road until Captain Ford
came down yesterday
arhest It the sight Of train Of cars; but So
tbere was no disputing the fact General Grant has
aatarnined 70 keep the road open, and has distributed
General sinbys division along the line to keep vTeh
fbe ysv to Grand Junction. Colonel Pride, General
,ens stsf il the military superintendent Of the road
olnai Mr0ermot Is the post commander al the juno
10, md q eaeral Smith is At L25range no uestle
work had been destroyed on the roao oy 'he Conieo
In ore uire the read and running trains upon Il daiy
vii lie Great convenieHoe tothe public as vel as t1en
I Grsnt's army Daily communication can De kept "
with him from this city Genera S1a'ls sr mas @ ~
Snarters Al present at Holly Springs. TIE town hal
become very dapidAed since his return ieeTe man. 3
fe borses having been DE- ssroyed Generai 81
oor,7and a some eight miles south OF hohy oPAgs
present where he Is encamped me Ails 'Pp pr,, -
Toad Il Ia running order from Holly Springs 70 Jsehso
Tensessse where 1t ntersects the Mobile an Oho toAo
I ----
v- we nublished on the authority Of the New Oh
! scas 3 statement that Thurlow Weed haa disposed
- ~ ;.+srs. 10 be Albany EUeHisg Journal ana wa
= eHffu fuftl
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THE PEaclt srosv AsAw.-rAs following appsara

During the lasi week Thurlow Weed, whc has been
dep,ed by President Lincoln fully examine into
peace prospects aud gather from all sources here and
In Europe the intent and disposition Of the rebel saa-
ara had an interview with Fernando Wood in this city
and SUB ilte 10 him formal suggestions the part
Of the government in reply to the propositions auded
to by CORES po1 dent OF the New York Iribge- Should
It be necessary be been authorized 70 visit Europe
and oDen neg atiaions officially with tbs Southern
mssoners residing there. But thus far he rebels have
not been slow 20 aeaat direct nego alton between Rieh-
mond and thaIeity The sat4Iasnt Of Gov. Seymour,
which as uiiis some time since, effect that In
three inoaihs lime the Unoo might be restored WAS
founded upon facts better established than the public al
that time drassmsd oi being possible,
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800 REWARD

d ANAVAY about tlres months AGO from she 4 Ia
n ban Mississippi railroad, the following nsms
.S'EGROES!
TOM aFuut thirtyve years old very black about Eve
fest ten inches high, weighs about hundred and
sixty pounds r mt eeth very Wtits sAi show very
plainly p hen talaiag
DAMON. 81 -ut fec hish, very black forty years
old 1ii spea<s very urch Ike sn African.
JERRY, sb5ut Eve feet inches h'gh, sgei alb ut
Is enty yesr is Of brown eolor very quiet aud
has p g lii iie TO say.
LITTLE IsoM, about I've feet four inches h gh and
twenty years cid.
BIG I40G,sx fees high, weig-s ore hundred and
seventy Eve psuuls, AID front teeth ont
ALLIES, s 70 feel ivs or SIX inches high, twenty-five
ys.Ts old and very biscs.
ELI yeA v y, wesrs mustaohe, twenty-five
yeas old and weighs hundred and sixty pounds.
HENRY DAVIS rs e feet fse inches high, weighs
czs hundred and thirty ponds aud very back.
-, twsnfy-siK years old, very black aud we ghs
one hHndr u forty I0un6s
IN N give ten dollars each fer either OF the above
named boys If lodged in jail so that I n Fe' them.
J. H RTFFLE,
is305t Rnaamavter A ~ 4 N IS. r r.
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Rnton Rouae a. ft 60 anh Pictnre.

A cofreseondent o. the New York Tinues who re-
Gently visited Baton Rouge La, with the feet gives
the following sad pictare of that once beautiful and
happy city:
But what picture Of desoation the whole presented
IS solitary footsteps echoed through the quiet
deserted streets. Scarcely store Of say kind open
and even those tn nothing in them-every private
house hermetcay sealed with here and there melan-
ehely female face furtivey peeping shrOugh the jail
ousie blinds some meditative old pacing slOng
his gloomy ndah, and evidently scowling his
anahema at you you pass idle and neglected dar-
kies sauntering purposeless along grouped at dis
tant intervals knots Of and three, discuss in
tmid whispers passing events their relation which
they understand full weil-were the only human OBJ
ses that me the eye-except and then CHANGED
the path of solitary seessh prowlng about,
with nothing for his hands TO do but play with the bot
tom Of his empty pocAe and who TO US
with fixed stare Of defiance Not q single whit fe-
male or deeenty dressed child to be in the streets
(most of them having left and the few remaining being
concealed in their hOuses) not the sound of single
wheel to break the painful silence any than in
the water Of Venice the very dogs and other
animals you chance to meet to hang their heads
and tails in dependency and the poor bartfooted
it1le urchins, who appear to divide the whos town
with the dares have evidently forgotten what il is TO
play Had some dreadful and unsp2ring pestilence
lust swept over Baton Rouge, could not have pre-
sented a more gloomy and mOurnfu spectacle than it
did when we entered ~ this morning.
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The location of tAs Appeal office
IS on State street, a fsvv doors below
the Post office.
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Tenn ID AdYerfisIng.

An advertisements viii be charged
3 80 per square for the first inser-
lion and 8 1 for eash subsequent in
asI-tion.
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RFaFI. hTCHESg RBBEh IAtCHES'
'Al-''A. aEHFI ffsTCHES!l

v,,r.p ,ssrsiered h=yiDg established Maten Asou s
fe IN The city q yaes9 wsS0 a '55oT 5Stanes nGs ss.
eomPsniea niin INC e'T'' NJ, STEIN co.
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an Euterview with CSen. Brszg's =

an kBteEVGeW VFEfia ATem. Bra Zg's WIFE,
TIE YTeitzei e pedi'on from New Orr ars to Tsib,
deaux yii.ed he paatston OF General Bragg. An IN
to view with kra B-egg is thus described by a CORE
spoadent Of .e New YORK Times
II the vicinity Of rh o7eaqx situated the plsnia-
sion OF Major Ge eel bragg L. Of con So, attracted
the stLeicn Of orr sold 70 an bis negroes med to
have very in-eig ia a tae reia in ise Usst r
stood to the i0ni troops. As our - dsrs dvan7'
L.egteuAut Co Ous Wa-Eer, nf sue l3ta q tent,
receiv, I'd from mrs. Bragg az she would ike TO
have a guard prot q he- property TAis request
praaEpt Oiled wi d o. ehen C5l0ne War er
came up two OF his r-gimeuts were pts qul=uy be
fore the or OF ths msnsi 10. They had however A.
rived tCo lats 70 TIE pr TT eui g. Th7 uegoea
had ken advantage OF the irtu1ity 20 oresE open
tee el slts fnfa be bu eaus rip open the feather
and moss ds in search Of treasure and herw1se de-
stroy ua0 ia he different rooms
Up 4 Colon e Warner sappsss ancH, hrs Bragg with
some e1citsUaent c0mmencel expressing he's mind
knew t5is lady y ears sg before she Wa mar
re1 and few were hands 5r1et more eloquent
with he tongue TIER tore, read y il Ice tn
Co oDel Warner got the worst Of ii, far as words
ConcerGefi any rate ven ure 20 remark that
she had h9 last say Oonei Warner sugyests9 that
we g a s2d tine the lady said. n q ksd tie
they ih reT' Bee use said tins colonel, Que duty,
AMI my lty, yT-icl sru7d Jcm 20 once Ronored
husband taus-t ne t. How m7 tag defend every
po tion Of my ,antry srs Bragg insisted =" hat the
Federals were iutTuoers AID ivaters Of the South"
The colCns replied, IN r0urteo-s lan-uage. that hs
u'd nos under tand bis o-tcn in lig1t and Incl
he would have besa pleased t0 alma At this slu-
81 D. this lstY's TX and a. arkng eyes hasueds and
shs said, IF would rec Geaers Bragg you should
meet him m the West and not his plaatat on
The co Onei with little m.ce replied thaf our
Western troops d bee3 Try ing 20 meet Gen. Bragg
bet that ir efforts had b altogether success
get i1g into age rod Boy the immediate lines
Of our tTO3ps-s 10 dOa5, o e tha her husband,
a d he trusted fr end OF Ge eral Taylr and the heio
Of one Of the best n ght battles co1tiaent, a.
row Zee Is vut oi kea ucky ce eat=d rebel.
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Itch Cont Of Errors and Appeals Of the
State Of Mississippi.

jackson, Janusry sta 1879
- ---,-prf,. Fhat Al sec al term Of the H eh Court
~ -. s,d A . besls be h4 d a. the court toom
> 81 - i.,r l. sEson on ihe thr6 2end y Of FebIu-
Ssss' g. m rurVo Of hea ing can e. On ne
~ o 4,kssg IF the Il s. and nj oistrieis Tie
- l., tts dorket of The frst district will be
eI,In-, - q ~ bird 1Esndsy Of February, and those
5tSu - t5 sistrstt will be tsken up on tie iorrto
- tne r -rtrv a. d tn said term viii be cont n
- d uniil the cr mi-fl cases o. ~ -
md s9eo-u " A. d. HANDY,
WM l. HARRIS.
-E JUDGES.
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~ The New York W0Tia hits the Lincoln deSpOtism
some hard knocks The following little touch Of his
tory il neatly and severely done up for Ab5 gustation
Our BAsTLE.-AmOng the treasured relics at Mount
sacred in the eyes Of every true patriot, not
ouiy because its beng gift to the father Of his
eouptrv from his bosom fiend and compsn0n in
in securing the liberties Of this peop but also
count Of It's are sgniieance the symbol of once
yverful but now overwhelmed tyranny, the key OF
the stile Lafayette, the :eason of making this
present thus writes Permit me- my dear general to
offer ysu picture representing the Bastie, such It
was some days after had given orders for its dOmol
zion / make you homag also Of the principal key of
this fortress of desp7tism i Is tribute which
you as son to my adopted father, ad-de-csmp my
related that Washington received the key with reyer
enee "a token Of victory gained by liberty over aes
pOtisnn"
For ssventy two years has this relic remained at
Mount Vernon. he thronging pilgrims have looked
with curious interest upon this mute through suggestive
emblem Of tyranny. To them is told tale of mprson
menfs without law Of punishments and death without
even the form Of justice How the mind travelled back
through the four centuries Of oppression II crime Of
blood OF which 1t the last remaining token lis les
sous went deep into the hearts of all, old and young
and a. they turned from its gloomy contemplation they
rejoice with bundredOId greater fervor than ever be
fore they we're citizens Of free and law protecting
country
this been reserved for the present government BY
over riding the guarantees Of the constitution by an
nunp the charter OF our existence ana ion, TO e.
tabish the Basti e, institution Of the state, sno
fbe oournfu but suggestive thought that sfriAys ll5
mind il that the fort so desecrated as piisohnouse
should boar the Of Lafayette Could any @ slga'e y
violence be done to the pr neipes OF the Paiale ~ ~
liberty orsny greater insult be heaped upon the na'
of its missionary
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He. sCHLUTER,
arsl AGENT and Commission Merchant

TT 20 u =
.TsIcIKson. Miss
7,,ssy,,: 70 tSe fecefving. wsrd ng sDd selling
"A ef ali krn0s 81 nzersl-le..s ,i~ ~ ~ eesersl a.
lfice ore oooy IRON s3AhsisI S - ~ ss..
sofi sleut Of sai amos q so'9' ~ n son TIER
delE1m ---
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iS tsi-sn in the arst battle at Murfreesboro, ar
5 al PolIari on their way to YicksbuTg out tne or,
dr for bringing them farther was eount & -
c,rsral Johnston and they were ordersd oaeA 20 49,
n IL ssId that the change was made IN eonse
81 The refusal Of Rosecranz to receive mem on -
win considerable difficulty preparations were -''e -
Mobile to give them feed. ,-,.l
Gne of fbe prisoners intelligent man aeNne1sl- ~,
49, tbat RoFecrsnz was bsdiy whipped on tne % oial
1 ~, he edicted that if Braggs army pursued nm
:. 80, n be defeated He said that the Hankee any
- he so6t was considerably larger than bragg 3 not
IN n III fsa rapz) had reserve Of 200oO at Nashville
~ ~ - ,; The prisoner spoke he knew nothing Of the
reverse OF Gen. Bragg a. I,l-tr,
The prisoners we learn were gene5ay mn Sam t5sS
/ s5,ai-afebits Tribaae
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BY WCLANAHAN & Dill.
Gge 8lenpBis appeaI.
PUBLIsHED

PUBLISHED
Daily, Weekly and Weekly
BY
John r. McClanahan- Benjamin f. Din,
Unssr the arm and sty.eof
McCLANAHAN & DILL,
To wssn all lottsrs on bu ines, er otherwise should
be addressed.
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srrawxRs FoR THE BIoCKADE-There is now lying
"a The harbor two Of those long steamers, all
tunnel paddle and engine, which seem 70 oe tne IaVoe
cnvevanre for ceriain class OF goods to West In
Al. nort One Is cal ed the Pearl the other the
Northurbria but at present be styled the Anony
mons Al her name hfs been rubbed out She halls from
Glasgow and has put in here TO coal None OF her men
are allowed to quit the ship probably Tor ieat 'ney
might initiate the trick Of the Pearls crew, some oi
whom endeavored 20 desert Both steamers have two
tunnels and from the quantity Of coal they cary are
sunk almost their sponsors Their freight Is one
which stores In small space aud Is at present IN great
demand in the South,rn States Of Anaerca- -oTk Fl
aninsy
Messrs. Jones g. Qriggin, Of Liverpool, Will shortly
launch Of two hundred and hfy tors burden
built Of steel plates only ihree zeentbs Of inch in
thickness The Liverpool Journal Of COamercs states
that he is intended for peculiar trade and that she
will steam twenty hour. The peculiar trade is
( understood to mean the running Of the blockade.
FROM EAST qFNEEssEE E-Repolts from East Ten
nesee yesterday werl, that the enemy were appa emily
making toward RoaRrsve, AID some fears were enter
tansd they might unite with force which the pris
onerF reported was sdvaneing through Mulberry gap
and dash upon Knoxville.
General Marshall with bis forees was IN pursuit OF
them bat OF his ehsnees for overtaklng them nothing
gss aid Their number is ascertaiued not to eX-
ceed 5ftssn hundred -LyHeAo@R hP4's'ceh' % 'as''
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r5s=The friends Of the Illinois and Michigan canal
bT believe the measure viii secure the vote Of large
S.si,,ritv OF the New England memhers ne siasta'
brsetts and Connecticut delegations believed 70 be
nearly unanimous for i.
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rs- we publlshed on the authority Of he New OK
- - - = stoternept that ThurloF Weed had disposed
LTt2l'e. - -. ia lhs Albany Eueais9 Journal and was
s 10 Tst,e from sdllqral life This announeemens
~ been suthoritsnvely eontradieted.
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Ter1lls Of SUPERINTENDENT.

Daily per month so
Iri-Neekly per msnth.----..,..- las
Weekly per Rnnum. m.-----.--------- 4.03
Single copy cents.
The paper VIII be delivered to All
news-dealers at seven cts. per copy
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5th Brisk skirElisiing.near Wsrrentol, Va General
Mcclellan OF the Yans army relieved Of his COM
mand Gen Burnside takes his place.
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I'm Burnside crossed the Rappahannock at Freder
icksbure.
l3th Battle Of Fredericksburg. Enemy routed
3Ist Gonfederate victory near Mur'reesbOro, Ten
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ID Battle of Corinth, Mis- commenced and continue
tll the 9th.
5th Battle Of Perryyille, KY
9Th Galveston, Texas, occupied by tho Federals
10th Gen Stuart starts And makes g. successful eS
plot into Pennsylvania.
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Take no Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant Medi
cine tor Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HEiMACLD'S EXTRACT RUCEN

Cures Secret Diseases in al! their stages at little
expense iiitlo o. TO change in diet no incohye.
nience, AND No EfPOSTRE
Il causes frequent lesire, and gives strength to
lrinate, thsrehy removing distractions, prevent
ing and curing Structures " the Uretkra aiayins
pin aud iiil ,inratoh so frequent in this class of
diseases ald expelling pOISOAOJ.>, DISEASED
M HORA-OET NdTIIR.
Thousa"as upon thousands, v ho have been the
victim OF VUAChS, AID VITO have paid HEAVY
FEES to be cured In short time, have found
they were deceived and that the POISON" has
~ tn use OF Powerful Astrn9ents," been dried
upin tho system, to break cut in an aggravated
iofm and perhaps after marriage
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CoNGREsslONAL..a7TH CONGRESS.

WAsnlNGToS, Feb. lG.
SEsArr-Mr. Davis called up the bill
regulating the appointment OF midship-
men, the question pending on the adop-
ton OF the amendments ratliying the
appointments made by the President
and Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Grimes amendment was rejected
uovsr-Ihe House resumed the con
s;deration q the Indian appropriation
An.amendmcnt to pay interest on bonds,
including, those 81 ]Icn from the Interior
Department, held in trust Tor various
ttih.s, WIS rejected.
The chair called up the special order,
namely, the bill for enrolling and calling
ont tie militia OF the t. 5.
Mr.. Wilson, of Ms, said he simply pro-
posed to explain tho bill and the reason
Why il was introduced.
We were now engaged in gigantic
struggle for the Preservation OF our ma.
tona life, and for 20 months We have
been sending young men oil INTO the
field 10 fight for their countr. these
regiments mad suffered from battles and
disease, until now. many of the old regi.
mcnts numbered no nose than 800. We
were toll ~ the leaders of the rebellion
that they were lightning Tor indcpen-
,lcnee. aud that they would make no
compromise. Therefore the folly of talk
ing of peace and compromise, was CON-
pretended b. all loyal, men and all such
talk was little better than treason. This
battle Mas "a ~ fought out to the end
and he wanted it so fought as to crush
out the rebellion and restore the nation,
and lie assumed that 1t was the duty OF
every good citizen TO do ms utmost to
preserve the national life. Congress had
the right, un!e. The Constitution, to
RAISE All army aud put down Instruction
and, il noro..arv. il had a li,ht 10 call
into service Of the country every citizen,
either n "A volunteer or hy draft. 1t
might never be necessary TO put the bill
INTO execution. lie hoped il would not
lie, but il was the duty Of Congress 10
provide all necessary means 10 carry on
the contest The bill proposed to enroll
the whole people of the country, and ne,
merely the militia.
Mr. Cowan moved to insert member,
of Congress among the persons exempted
/ from the provisions of the bill.
Mr. Wilson hoped the amendment
would not be adopted
Mr. Dooll,,le thought the amendmer,
would not be Of much practical use, FOL
the biil only included persons under 45
and scsrcc'y any Senator would be in
Guided.
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From Washington.
" AsI1kGroN. Eel

W AsIlISGToN, Feb. ID.
Lent. Col. Dorr, OF Fosters staff, ar
rived to-day direct from Port ioyai, with
dispatches Tor the Government. lie Mt
terry denies the recent sensation reports
III regard To the quarrel between Hunter
and Foster. The same denia is made bv
the PRESIDENT. and 10 reason exists to be.
lieve anything occurred likely to impair
the efficiency Of our army in the Depart
ment OF the South.
Two refugees, who left Richmond last
"Wednesday, state that five brigades OF
troops from the Confederate army at
Fredericksburg passed through Rich.
mond last Sunday, apparently on their
way 10 Charleston. Thursday the main
BODY Of the rebel army stretched along
the Railroad between Sections Junction
aud Fredericksburg. They estimate
these forces at from 10000 to $4,000.
Great anxiety is felt at Richmond in
regard TO the anticipated attack by our
forces on Charleston. The rebels dread
our iron clads.
The Army Of the Rappahannock i.
very poorly supplied with clothing, aud
has not been paid of for some MONTHS
great deal of d satisfaction exists in
consequence OF the supply of provisions.
The Ways and Means committee were
said to stand, on Saturday, 3 tor to !,
against the reduction on paper. Since
then, it is stated that Thad. stevens and
another member of the committee indl-
Gated disposition to remove the duty
tor one year.
Gen. Shields has been ordered to the
Department Of the Pacific.
The President has ,elegraphed Gen.
Cameron to report at " ash.ngton ut an
early day. 1t is claimed that hs
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A umroR's OrFlcE. Iowa.

Des Moines, January 3lst, 1868.
II IL hereby certified, that on the thirty first
day OF Janaary, 1868, sworn statement was filed
in this office. showing the condition Of the Con.
necticut Fro insurance. Company located at Hart.
lord Ia the state OF Connecticut, on the FRS day
Of January, 4. ID. 1868, in accordance with a pro-
vision Of All act Of the General Assembly Of tho
state o! Iowa, entitled An act in relation TO In
'ursnce Companies" approved Jan. 2Sih. le5T,
and IN act amcn5atory thereto, approved Fchrua
~ 9Th, oos, end al act in re.ation 10 Lille Ir-
sursnce Companies. approved March 18th, 1863;
that said statement shows that said Ca mpany 10:
possessed OF the requisite amount of car ital and
invested a. required by law.
authority IA therefore given TO IL above named
Company - transact their appropriate business
laws thereof until the Sls day Of January, A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred ana sixty -four.
II /. also certified. that Louis A MRcklot ESQ.
e Davenport, has been duly appointed by said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney for
the cuuaty of Scott. With full power to take risks
of Insurance therein, and to ackno Wedge service
0. process, as provided BY law, upon his ding
with the Clerk Of the District Court in and fCS
said county.s certified copy Of the statement on
Gle in this Office IL Is further certif ID that the
attached 10 . true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
in testimony whereof, have hereuuto
Seal. set my hand and ati xsi NY seal OF Of
ice this Bis. day of Jan'y, A. d. 1868.
J.w. CATTELL,
feb9-d&~u Auditor of State.