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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-19
MEDICINAL.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY Fol

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
i FEMALES, DIR. MATTISON'S EMMENA-
ooGUE. This celebrated female Medicine possessing
virtues unknown of anything else of the kind and
ing eectual after all others have failed is designed for
both narr.ed and single ladies' and is the very best
monfy sickness in cases Of DISTINCTIONS aftel ID 9th
remedies of the kind have been tried in vain.
sings air1sre when taz en- directed and without the
least injury to health in any case ~ is pat UP in
bottles OF three different strengths, with full directions
for using and sent by Express closely sealed to all parts
PkICEs.-Fun strength, $40; BALI strength. s.;
~ REMEMBra-Thf medicine is designed err
pressiy for CASES, wic all other remedies %
represented IN EVERY RESPECT, or the price avH be re-
Jssided.
and warranted unless purchased directly of DR.. H. at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL DIS
EASES. No. rs Union street, Providence, II. ].
nature, both of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly ed
uczted physician of twenty years practice giving them
bis ,ohote attention. CONSULTATIONS ~ letter. or otl
by Express from observation, to all parts OF the
United States. Also accommodations for LADIES from
abroad, wishing for and quiet RErEEAT With
good care, until restored to health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over Ta9o
Hundred Thousand Dollars paid to syindling quacks
annually in New England alone, without any benefit
hose who pay it. Most of the out of class
hey get back and they compelled to suf
the wrong silence not daring to expose the cheat
or fear of exposing Themselves All this comes from
trusting, soito inqayto men who are alike destitute
of honor character and skill, and whose only recon-
mendation their false and extrayagant assertions
praise of aemseires Ii, therefore, you would avoid
being h1t1b5gged, take mans word matter Irkdf
pretestsisas are, but MAKE INQUIRY. 1t will cost
you nothing, and may you many regrets for, as
advertising physicians nine Of ten, DO
gus, there safety in trusting dHy Of sm unless
you know aoho and tchdt they
R1- DR. NJ. VIII send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
as above, Pamphlet DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and PTSrote diseases generally, full in formation rc
uTfobtcd feretces and testimonials, without
which advertising physician medicine of this kind
is deserving OF ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
R1- Orders by mail promptly attended to- Write
your address plainly, and direct 70 DR. MATTIsON as
above. ST. WY
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT ED
i Dr. Dow continues to be consulted his office,
Nos and Endcot Street, Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long course of study and practical experience of
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has the qualification OF
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that have
never he first introduced them, failed 20 cure the
most alarming cases Of
iGONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his all the horrors of veneral and
impure blood Impotency Scrofula, GonoThoa Ulcers,
pain and distress in the region of procreatIon, na-
nation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrochle Abces-
es Hunors frightful Sweings, and the long train OF
horrible symptoms attending this class of disease are
made TO become harmless the simplest wailngs of
cold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. devote5 large portion Of his time 10 the treat
which ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortn-
individual for business society. Some OF the SAD
and melancholy effects produced by early habits OF
youth, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness OF
he Head, Dimness Of Sight, Palpitaton CT he Heat,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, DerangementI the Digestive
Functions, Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. The fearful
effects on the mind much to be dreaded; loss OF
memory confusion of ideas, depression OF spirits, aver
of society, self-distrus tiInidty, &c, among
the evils produced Such persons should before COLI
teuplating matrimony, consult physician OF expefl-
ence and be once restored health and happiness
Patients who Wish 70 remain under Dows treatment
few days weeks be furnished with pleasant rooms
and charges for board moderate Medicines sent 20 all
parts of the country, with full directions for use,
ceIving descriptions of your cases,
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capacities, war
ranted the best preventive. Order by ma Three for
81 and a red stamp.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELL

~ CATE HEALTH.
DR.. Dow, Physician and Surgeon. Nos. and Endi-
colt Street Bosten consulted daily for all diseases IN
cident the female system. Proapsus Uteri OF railing
of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and Other
Menstrual arrangements, all treated upon new pa
theological principles, and speedy relief guaranteed IN
very few days So invariably certain Is the new mode Of
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the afflicted person reoces in perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience IN the
cure Of DISEASES Of and children than any Other
physician in Boston,
Boarding accommodations for patients who Inay wish
TO stay in Boston few days under his treatments
Dr. Dow since 1915, having confined ms whole atten
Office practice, for the cure Of Private Disea
and Female Complaints, Acknowledges no superior II
the United States.
n. B.-An letters must contain sour red stamps, or
they viii not be answered.
Offce hours from a NJ. %
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LPuhlic Resolution-No. 5. |

Resolution supplementary to the act entitled An act
to provide for the Imprisonment of persons convicted
of crime by the Criminal Court of the District of Co
lumba,' approved January sixteenth, eighteen hun
dred and sxty-three.
Resoleed BIZ ht Senate and House Of Repgese2ta-
tires of the United States Of Aeried "a, Congress
bed That the provisions of the act entitled An act to
provide for the IMPRISONMENT of persons convicted of
crime by the Criminal Court of the District of Column
ba approved the sixteenth day of January eighteen
hundred and sixtythree, be and are hereby made APP
plcahe to all persons who had been convicted of crime
by the Criminal Court of the District of Columbia and
sentenced to confinement in the penitenary prior to
the date of the act herein named, and sub
sequent to the transfer legazed by the fourth section
thereof, and their transfer to the renitentiary at AL
bany, in the State of New York. in the present month";
likewise hereby legalized and declared valid and the
said persons transferred shall continue in confne
terms imprisonment, until they shall be legally
discharged removed.
Approved January 49, 1868
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BOOK BINDING.

II G. TUfTLE, BOOKBINDER and
LIZ BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Herald
Building, Cup stairs) Head Of Washington Street, Rut
land, Vt.
BLANK BOOKS>OF ALL KINDS,
Such Ledgers Journals, Town and Probate Records,
General Indexes, Hotel Registers Dockets, &C., &C.,
with without printed heads manufactured to order
from superior paper and stock.
~ Particular attention paid to binding old Books,
Magazines, Newspapers and Music.
EAl orders by mail express will receive prompt at
tention. jan2l:d&wf
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- DIR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE AND CA
TARRH SNUFF.
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known for curing the Caarh, Cold in the
Head and the Headache. 1t has been found excel
lent remedy in many of Sore Eyes. Deafness has
been removed by it. and Hearing has been greatly
proved by its use. 1t purges out all distractions,
Strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 10 the
parts affected 1t recommended by mauy OF the best
physicians and is used with great satisfaction every
where.
BEWARE OF COUUTERFEITS
fac smile of the signature of the Proprietor, CHAs
BOWEN, is every bottle. Sold by druggists every
where.
March IS, 1852. d&w-ly
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The WAY THE REBELS THROW DUST In
THE EYES OF CREDtLoUs PIcKErs. A
squad of six or eight butternuts, dressed in
our uniform, with two Of their own gang in
their own uniform, will appear, when the fol-
lowing dialogue will occur:
Disguised Rebel-We have got couple Of
secesh prisoners. Where shall we take them ?
Credulous Picket - Take them to the re-
serve.
Secesh-Where is the reserve?
Picket describes the locality exactly. Sc
cesh then takes a roundabout way and gives
his party the information, who, the same night
come in force and gobble up the reserve.
Weuld it not be well for our confding SOL
diers to learn to play trick against trick -
Wnshingt0n Star.
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FOREIGN NEws.--Ihe London Times an
nounces that the arrangements for the Con(ed-
crate loan in Paris have been perfected
Washington's birth day was observed with
great spirit by the Americans in London. Min
lister Adams making a speech on the occasion.
The Philadelphia lip for the relief of Lanea-
shire operatives had arrived at Liverpool. A
monster meeting assembled in Manchester on
the occasion OF the presentation of an address
of thanks to the commander of the George
Griswold, the New York relief ship. The
speeches expressed the greatest sympathy with
the North. The captain of the British frigate
Majestic also entertained the officers Of the
Griswold at grand banquet on board his yes
sci in the Mersey. Captain Inglefeld, of the
Majestic, proposed the health of the President,
and said that he did so not only because the
President was the chief of a great nation, but
because of his undaunted perseverance. in
prosecuting the war with the object of estab-
fishing a constitutional government
The Polish question, under the attitude ia
ken by France in favor of the Poles and
against Prussan Intervention. was attracting
great attention. The Paris Constitutional
which is supposed to speak the sentiments Of
the Emperor Napoleoe, had published a strong
article AGAINST thG ef pasassia s--4
The London Times, alluding to this article
says, that if the Constitutional really speaks
the sentiments of the French Emperor, the pros
pect is indeed momentous, and it is impossible
TO repel the apprehension that the foolish King
of Prussia is making great and perhaps a
fatal opportunity for his powerful neighbor.-
The accounts of the progress of the revolution
are conflicting, and apparently UNRELIABLE
There had been no mere fighting of conse-
quence.
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EDIToE OF HERALD :

Deer s-r,-wTth your penn
sion wish 70 say &c the q ycur aDeI thar
will nd by return nlH al s. Es Tzh y, (fieeg
Recipe, Wth fu d. CT oIs lo1 king and using
simple Ececfall bslm that VII EerEaliA remove, IL
tn days, PiDpIrs bIo-1LC., Tai, & alts, and al.
Implrst the Skin, lrav.lg tic SINE foit, ceaar
smooth and ba t1ur
viii also mail free g. thcee Lasiu- BALD HEADS OF
Bare Faces, sirn pie d eetiou~ an p nation that VIII
4be them to start rull lro tn Of LuZ4i Heir
WhiskerS, MUuetgci G. In Ltss than ta.Iry Gays
All applications answered bE return Iuail watbcp-
charge.
n Respectfully your,
TItrs. 4. Ca,T1fAs, ChcC.stt
marl0.w2m No. S3i, Brollway, New YORK
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DR.. .. Is consulted daily, from a M. 70 2. Nj a.
above, upon all difficult ana chrome diseases Of every
and azure, having by his leareu attention ami
extraordinary sources gained reputation whidb calls
patients ali parts Of the country % Obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand higher IN
the profession than the celebrated Or. DOW Nos I.
and Endlcott Street. Ioston. Those who need the S.
vices Of experienced physician and surgeon shcLl
give him a cali.
n B.-Dr. Dow imports ard has for sale artie,
called the French Secret Order by mail. Two for g
aLa a red stamp. july25ly
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Il good House and Lot on Main street in this VII
lage.
good Homestead House and six acres of
land-one mile from this village
good Farm of eighty acres, mile and half
from this Villages or ftyve acres of the same, with
buildings, makiu a very desirable little Farm.
Two hundred shares of Stock in the Poultney Slate
COMPANY
Will be sold VERY Low, would exchange for one
large Farm, fsuch suit, would take good,
well located Western land for part.
F. A. DIKEMAN.
Rutland, March, 1853, xmarII :d&w2y
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WANTS.

WANTED. ,. -
w OLD COTTON, COTTON MATTRESSES,
&C. l viii pay CASH for all Cotton delivered at my
shop for the next thirty days. will e, hange Hair
Mattresses, anything in the way Of Upholstery, if
desired for the Bring along your oil beds At
T. S. gibson,
Cramton & Nichols Block.
Rutland Feb. IS. feb4:d&wtf
MONEY WANTED-FiveT Thousand dol
VI lars-w.ill give No. l security.
@. L. MUSSEY.
+. Rutland, Jan. IA, 1868. ianl6:d&~tf
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1Puhlic-NolI.l


Act in relation to commissioned officers Of the Unit
ed States revenue cutter service.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUes Of the United States Of imerca in Congress as
Seabled That the commissioned officers of the United
States cutter service shall be appointed by the
President by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate.
Sec. ,. And be az further enacted That the grades
of engineers shall be chief engineers, first and sec
ond assistant engineers, with the pay and relative
rank of first, second, and third ieutenans, respect
lively.
Sec. g. and be II further enacted, That the
wages of petty officers and shall not exceed
the average wages paid o like services the Allan
tic Pacific coasts, respectively in the merchant
vice.
Sec. t. 4ad be it further enacted, That the officers
of the cutter service when serving in accord
with law part of the navy shall be entitled to
verank, follows Captains, with and next af-
ter lieutenants commanding in the navy first heuten.
ants, With and next after leutenants in the navy =
second eutenantS with and next after masters in line
in the navy third leutenants, with and next alter
passed midshipmen in the navy Prorided, That No
change of rank by this bill shall increase the pay
which such officer is now entitled by law.
Approved, February 4, 1868
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les rIAlONIAIS-

- regard Mr.. EDDY as one q hc mast cana5h 1a5
successful Irattioner with LlIa LsEr Bad ofical
intercourse" CHAR , = % son.
Gorunii-a-Cuer o. Patents
"I have hesitation IN assuring inventions tLaa
they cannot smpl0y lsr s.5aIlent ana ff'.5.
1g0TtIg ana csTst'a putting tDrsT 1fsli.i o..
q form secure fyT hem cry ana flfaIEpl=
consideration at the Potent Once,
EDNf Nd BURKE.
Late Ct-lIuEs -C-.Cr Patent.
- Al X. Il. Eddy has made me IHIETEIN BT-
picatiops, all lut q which patents have teen
granted and that J. pending such IA mist aaJ.-
proof Of great talent b. On hls U4lt lg25s nc
to re-omUend al inventors 20 TII u In TO procure
their patent, as they : &c -ulrg having tie nos
ithful attention bestowed -lar cases, aid - 7CTy
reasonab .harg So JOHN JAGGAET-
During eight Eoutbz, The -ubs-TblT, IL tie cgl=5-
of his large pr-ct ulsde lgLg 1c5ec'cc sspc8
tons, SIX EN- AIPEALS. EAEkE lGE q winch
decided IN his g0UoY, 5y the Comm szeuer o. Fs
tents. L. j. EDDY.
BOSTON, Dec. 70, 1852. Wy
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LIVERY STABLES.

I LIVERY STABLE. - The undersigned
IL having bought the extensive Livery Establishment
Of HARRISON BRYANT. in East Rutland will con-
tnue to accommodate the former patrons and the pub
lie, at the Stables, as heretofore.
Also We have several Horses and Mares that would
answer for Farming purposes that We would sell low
for cash or approAed credit
Also eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons, partly
worn above and Harnesses TO go with same, If de-
sired.
NJ. GUN,
d&wtf L. FOSTER COOKE.
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NOTICE.-This is to certify that | have
IN this dav given nv son, Orlando Gates his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and that shall
claim none Of his wages nor pay any debts OF his CON-
traeting after this date. ,-as
pawlot Y March 10, 1863 mar .0:w3w
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A CARD-MUSICAL.-C. G. Ta

n CARD.-MUSICAL.- &. Taske,
takes pleasure in returning his grateful ack nowi
edeements for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him in the several towns of Rut
land County, where he has been engaged in teaching
for the past few months-and having given enrre sat
isfaction as he believeshe confidently asks for
tinuation of the public favor
AS he designs giving continuous lessons in this County,
and as his whole time will be devoted to his professio
II VIII make no difference when his pupils enter into
bis aass, end additions can be made 1t any time A
few more scholars would be gladly received for the a
and winter terms and from his experience and success
heretoore, hseels war1aAted in the belief that he e
give foll satistaetion to pupils and patrons.
= Pianos timed and y0pasUd II the usual rates.
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Rutland, March, 1868. *marl
4 UCTION SALE POSTPONED.

N
IL The sale of the Hiram Conger Farm at auction
in DANNY, announced 10 have off the 4th inst is
adjourned until Wednesd y, the 25th day March, at
o'clock P. M, 1t the Farm, and Will then be posi-
lively sold to the highest bidder. The above postpone
ment is ma for the reason that many supposed the
the day OF public SALE consequently but few buyers
tended the 4th. II is to be hoped there may be
large attendance at the sale the 18TH Please bear
in mind the day of sale, will get a great
bargain and desirable farm.
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, March s. 1863, mar6d&wrmar25
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After extensive practice Of upwards Of tEa1r7
years. continues 10 secure Patents IT. the Unitec ftz
also in Great Britain france ana Othtr foreign
tries. Caveats, Specific ,tion-, UIds. As ignngls
and all Papers drawings Tor PateEts, ezecUted q
liberal tern aud WITH desI atCh. Reszrche made IL
to AmerIcan or Eoaelgn wOrA 70 ce--lguIEc the Ta-
hdIty or utility of Patent OF lureutcbs-aud legal
other advice rendered IN al matters touching r
Copies Of the clam, OF any Pa EFT furnished y
renting One Delsr. Assignments regor1ed t WaEh-
iLgton.
The Agency is not only the largest in NV England
bit through II inven advantage for securing
Patents, Of ascer aiming the pateLiabiiy q inventions
passed by, If not UNNECESSARILY uptTior 10, anv
which can be offered iitm a. eV heIe. The Its--
monials below given prove that NOHE ARR
/ MORE SUCCE> SILL Al TIE PAT|EJ OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as 81 CESS IS guE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES. AND ABILITY, he
would add that be has abundant 10 ieieye and
can Trove, that other or &C Of the kind are fiz
charges for professional sew moderate. Tie III
mense practice of the subgIl.cr Cu8 D iWnty years
past, has enabled hIm 20 accumulate collection
specifications and Official t EateEts
These, besides his extensive library elal anl me
chanical works. and full accounts u uaru.- Granted ia
the United States and Europe tdc hlm al-- beyond
question: 70 offer superior facilities for oataHnE Pa
tents.
All necessity Of journey TO wBqAington, 20 Ero5-a
patent, and the us-al delay there are beg, saved r
yentors.
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Old ESTABLISHED HOsPITAT,

Dp TN, no; ,, Bess'r Street, Albany, n Y
IN. lELLEk continues to be cor fdentisj,v -
successfully consulted oil f1rrls Of nrva,a 49,
at MS oIo established Bospi-s No Beavsr 81 A.
ny, ~. LWtnty Years devoted TO this one Islticr
lar Dfancn o. praetife, enables hin 70 perform on,
such as no other physician can and his fscj ftiss
such, (being IN epondence With the most ceie-
ted physicians OF the Old Worid) OF obtaining the =
fest well the laEest uedieS Tor thee dsssss =
fer inducements the unfortunate of 2 oui, Z ar u
ID cure 70 De ooIaif q al 10 othir ce in Aerics
In syphilis, gonorI loa, elett Structures eaIsreeT
OF the testcles sIeTulscs1ic cores tbo i,iee1es
throat, sore throsi, tenctr shin ones cutareoug @
uons, bes, ulcers absceSsss and all other rnpulit
OF The SYST perfectly uLd control OF tie Dos
tor medlcnes, aud have betn tested in mere than 81
uvv cases annually with INN epse SUCCESS.
YOUNG MEN addicted to Sc, ret habits, who bs-.
impaired their health and de tioycd the vigor Of b
1nnas thus deIr wing ths nsolvts Of rhe easure =
married ME are notified that in consulting Dr. J. Te
Ter they viii ana mend TO contoie ana pbx rs,
who has cured Thousands, in most every ra. OF -
United States, who applied 70 Dr. I. bToben doEu Il
heaItn, nov rejoice N al! thar makes life 5ersb be
man happy The reader is II ,urse aware that 81.
delicacy Of the subject viii pr, yenr ore minute A.
scIiptlon OF this telTlb disease.
DIR. TELlER'S GkEAT HORK-A hoax far -
erybody Startling disclosure. Dr TelieT'a eres.
work tor me n~rued ana those contemplating insr.
Iaee-zVV pages iulI OF atfs-Irice s ctots. Se1t
to all parts, under zeal, ~ y al, ost raid n
single married and the married happy A lecture on
nGgs o. 10" u 70 choose parnela complete uok
EiuhHeIs. II coma ms hundreds Of reacts eFeg be-
fore publ shed weTranted 70 Be vor1h ,lTec I'm
tne amount ASKED iof II. = ns, IN sptc or posfaee
DIR. Teller has devoted life time 70 the cgTe q no
diseases OF vi ich has BOOK treats
To THE LALIEs-Dr. J. Te lcT still retains s.
ony Agency in Anne lea f,T the sale Of In. NicA4
Italian Female Monthly Ills. be sale os more th,
$1,000 boxes establishes their reputation as Feusa
Remedy, unarpi cached, and far advance o. ever
other medicine for stoppsges rree uarUes and otha
distractions il females.
CAUTIox.-Msri ed ladies in certain delicate sisua
tons sheul1 avoid their fOT reasons, dire
tioBs which accompany each Is kaPe, for guidano
Of patients on the reeePt Of 81 the pr'oe peg boz
these pills will be SENT by NAL OF tzpess 10 sny par
OF the world, seizure f. I'm curiosity or d mage.
% Office hours from A. u. 70 s 7. n; and On
Sunday from 70 ) r. II.
n. B.-fersons At a oi tance can be cured - home
by idressine letter J. Teller. en,losng remit
lance. Medicine Sc urely packed from observation
sent 20 aiy pant Of the wrrld. AL ca 6 Eausnted.-
70 charge for advice. No stuients boys employee
Notice this-3ddfess al letteTs 70
J. TELLER, N. D.
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IPubllc-No. lOl

An Act to amend he act entitled can to amend the
act of the third March, eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, entitled An act supplementary TO the act en-
titled An act q amend the judicial system of the
United States''n
Be enacted By Ne Senate and House Of Representa-
tees Of the United States Of 1mertca Congress assem-
bed That from ami after the passage of this act the dis
trics of Ohio and Michigan shall constitute the seventh
circuit and the district of Illinois, the district of Ind-
ana and the district of Wisconsin shall constitute the
eighth circuit.
Approved. JanulrY 2s 1863