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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
Annual Meeting Of the Iowa State
- Medical Society.
Combination of yesterday 8 renor

Continuation of yesterdays report.
Drs. Hinsey, Watson and Field were ap
pointed a committee to conduct officers
elect to their seats. DIR. Hughes on taking
the chair made few remarks. 80 .e'9'
Report Of ex-treasurer, DIR Belden of Du
buque, and of treasurer, Dr. McLaren, O
Burlington, offered and accepted, and OF
motion DR. McLaren was relieved from re-
sponsibility on bond by paying cash or
hand to DR. Baker, Secretary. .'2E5
A vote ofthanks to retiring officers were
passed. '15a# d, 7..s'e %. 't'f l1s sI3
Report Of committees called for: Ian
Committee on "New Remedies. was
continued till next year. 'a@t41
Committee on General Pathology con.
tinued "'h -l ao5 y" 4sa
DIR. Thrall from committee on Camp Di
arrhoea; read short essay on that subject
which ELECTED an interesting discussion
and Drs. Thrall, Watson and Mckee ap.
pointed committee to report on same
subject at next meeting.
DR.. Williamson from committeeto report
on Spotted Fever, read very interesting
paper on that subject. The lateness of the
hour prevented discussion of the subject
and Drs. Williamson, Thompson 1anG
Clutch appointed committee to report or
same subject at next meeting.
Drs. Orr, Hinsey and Eden were ap.
pointed q committee to report at nex1
meeting on "Uuse and Abuse Of Chloro.
form.'' sI1a sgs H. l
On Chancre and Chancroid, Drs. Peck
.Hinsey and Cochran. ssa.gsg
On Erysiplas, Drs. Clutch, Mcclellan and
Sawyer. aaE ~ HaAt
On Typhus and Typhoid Fevsrs, Drs
Maxwell, Belden and Olney.
On Criminal Abortion, Drs. McGugin
Marsh, and Staples.
On Opium, Drs. Mckee, Richards and
Shields.
On Protective Powers Of vacsination
Drs. Field, Rodman and --
Committee on Publication, Drs. Baker
Watson and Thrall. 10 a 6s. ag F.
On motion, DIR. Field was recognized as
delegate from Polk county Medical Soei.
ETY.. aHa ua.1a aaar
DIR. Baker gave notice that he wonld a,
the next annual meeting, move to change
constitution, so as to elect permanent
Secretary, and to locate, for five or ter
years, the meetings Of the Society at one
place. ga - u a.ia y i
Adjourned to meet ahthe next annual
meeting, I'd Wednesday in May, 1866. g
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

wa The vote on the New Constitution OF
Missouri, in st. Louis was, three small pre-
cincts to be heard from, for the Constitu-
tion 4,057, against it {, $50, majority against
5,49s. The Democrat thinks the Constitu-
ton is adopted in the State by small ma
jority. This result is owing, of course, to
the vote Of rebels, ell, OF whom were al
lowed to vote. s. a- iarr- P8r q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
THE 0TTUMWA COURIER
Localand Miscellaneous

The WEEKLY CoURIER.--We are much
gratified and encouraged by the increased
demand for the Weekly Courier, not only
in this county, but in the counties sur
rounding. This is as it should be. Send
On your orders. The more the merrier.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

The Chicago Repn6lican announces that
Bishop Henry w. Lee, of the Episcopal
diocese of Iowa, has been appointed by the
Secretary of War one of the visitors to at
tend the annual examination of the West
Point Military Academy. ~ea ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

Areport, circulated by the sensa.io,,s -
press, that JEFF. Davis has arrived at w a.s
ington, is contradicted. That inSh-,rrA
sHll remains NJ Fortress Aaars.-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

1t Is stated that President johnson, il
about to issue proclamation restoring the
hdbeas corpus privilegeto all. and discharg-
Ing rebel prisoners now in confinement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

A party of Charitoners went out the 9TH
er day to fish with a seine in the Charlton
river, it having been reported that fish had
been seen in that stream. After clearing
the river of brush, logs &r., the seine was
duly cast and finally drawn to shore, with
one turtle and three bull-frogs, but nary
fish. Bully for Charlton! We CLEAN from
the Patriot. eqa - .-.s -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

WE. very much regret to hear a re-
port from Idaho, that Geo. w. Dresser, who
left this city for that distant Territory last
season, was not expected to live. -r.Er.... .
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From Georgia.

The following private letter is furnished
for publication bya brother Of the writer,
q resident of this city. .y5 .,-..r 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

.t,r CincinpAti, june 10.
A dispatch tothe Gazette from Lexins-
ton says reliable information has reached
the friends of John c. Breckinridee that he
has arrived safe in Cuba. They refuse TO,
say how he got there.
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The Fortress Monroe Pris~
OilGTS.

G. G. Cay has been taken SICK; lis inpris.
onment is evidently telling on his hcaith. lie
is suffering from no particular disease, but is
laborius under general lIIysica! prcstraton or
debility.
Jeff. Dacis is actually becoming robust; he is
heavier now than OH tic day OF his capture
lie is ever ready to. talk, though no answer is
vouchs;ted him. lie has presentedDr. Craven
with his elegant mcerschauul; it Is OF the am
Der stem. The few officers who have seen this
pipe are in ecstacies over it. The amber stem,
pure, solid amber, elicits rhapsodical encom-
iums from the military conuolsscurs. The
stem alone is sud by those who ought to
know, educated pipe devotees, to be worth
fifty dollars, lawful currency of the United
States. And the bowl, the turbaned Zauavc's
head, the same authorities pronounced bcauti-
fnly unique, though not so valuable as the
stem, in grccnback point of view. Albeit
jeff Davis has donated his pipe, he has not
given up smoking by any Iwcans. Etc st;pui:-
ted with DR.. Craven, whcu ic presented him
with the amber stemmcd m:orsc!.auI::, 10 give
linn long stcmmcd pip N return. T;Ii:' ;ie
Doctor lid,
Jolu l1toheli is gloomy ard ncre$c. lie
does no; cuieav1r to break tic imposed silence
lie ',ilt:. in reli:arre: sccTlirc ;ieraeiy On hi:
o,,Hr,* wLo jf ,,orrsc, rcyr: hr.a!; tie s:::2Hce.
.jvhH = b:>,:,,:"3 ;ns&n't::4,:..,!. Davis DOGS
:.ot kmoW ol Mii:AcS !nip:sunsnont.'
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Great Fire in NJ y York.


RICHMOND, July LILO p. rn.-Washingtou
papers OF to-day bring accounts of most dis
astrous coafagration, Which occurred in New
York, yesterday forenoon, about 10 o'clock.
The fire commenced in Barnum's Museum
building, corner Of Broadway and Park Row,
and diasonally opposite the As:or House It
is supp"sel to have been caused by the czplo.
sion oi some pyroiccnics, wli;h lad been pre-
pared for uso in son!e dramatic performances in
the Theatrical Department OF TIC buildings.
The flames sprcad with great If idity to evcry
portion OF the house, producing terror AID
CONSERVATION among the Inmates, and ccl,-
Hlctcly paraiyzl3g all efforts to cAccl; the IA
gin:f clement.
The Hluseu.n Building was very tall-somc
four stories in l;ei@ht-aad scrious &pp-ciicn-
SION were entertained from the first that I'LL tic
valuable buildings in the entire'b!ocs woUId be
destroyed.
The Neya1i newspaper buildings on the
,or!:-wc&t cc!ncr Fulton aad Nassau streets,
Of great height a'il very vainable, We're COM
l!et":y Destroyed, ;,!on. with the greater pog-
ton Of the types, presses, &c.
Tic buildings on Ann street were occupied
chiefly as printing Offices in the upper portions
and many publishers aud printers were thrown
out of employment
The total loss is estimated at from 81, $780,
900 to @2,0Oo,00o.
The Herald buildings were erected some
fifteen Or sixteen years ago, at considerable
expense. They were complete III all respects
for the prosecution Of the gigantic business for
Which they were originally designed.
Barnum's losses arc very heavy and well
nigh irreparablc He had recently encountered
great expense in preparing for the gorgeous
spectacular pantomimes of "Tac Green Mon
Ster, or the White Knight and Giant Warrior"
All The ncw and splendid scenery, costumes,
etc. were destroyed. The two living white
Whales, captured and brought to New York
from the co,st, OF Labrodor, and exhibited in a
mammoth glass tank, were burnt. \ living
alligator twenty ioeL-i-cs- long, his vast colIcc-
ton Of fish, birds, flowers, ot4.,.eA.a- -.so UuTHt.
His many wax figures. living animals, mon
ster python and tilo"SaaI other cunosites
were I'LL swallowed up by the dcvrrrug Gle
ment. The E!t woman (a mountain OF ilcsh,)
was saved with great difficulty; Il few articles
OF minor importancc were saved.
One account represents that the fire was oc
casioncd by some experiments i'll chemicals
Which were bciDs made by Prof. Cosrrrcss,
The great philosophcr aud magician, Nlo was
announced lor !. grand exhibition at O'clock
The Fortress Monroe Pris-
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The Zouaves and they
Disturbances.
We regret 10 learn that the l65th :
ment New York EolS ptccrs, (Dcryeas


nrcnt New York VolS ptecyx, (Daryea's a
i'aves,} since the part Hak"n hy r.2a i'll ti),
4 ':att:r laucGs. aI, their 81. tcn5 reMoT&;"
..fG.iE' !.!&:d Lave &%i,iI:.s.! ".ry '!..ac,n
in.:: It 20: l,!rii"o"S: spirit q, Asuoo~ ":;"n
=! - ';..;...csjr : and ;uc@9i. "Ac conduit o,
Inc ;urs ci Veterans. inaro Particularly, called 1
i;rfi, Tr:elo:1to:v on:cr from Gen. Gi!mcrc,
Who 4 Veteran soldier himself. exacts tho
str;ctcst discipline OF his command, taking
away The coIors Of tic LoHavc:. 49,
In accordance with this oder Generals
I Hatch and Bennett, accompanied by their
respective stati$, proceeded last week TO- Morris
Island for Tie purpose indicated. Thc'order
Of Gen Gilmore WAS read to the Colonel in
command of TIC Zpila:cs and the coiols de-.
i.anvcl. The CoIcncl rcfused7 to Cley the
order to deliver up his colors lie wills there
upon rlaccl i'll clos. arrest, the order made
known to the sccoai officer in command, and
similar demand made upon him for the COL
orS This officer 81 first also gave Il fat rvfl-
sal. 10 this Gclr. Hatch explained to him the
consequences Of his refusal, and defined tho
difference between disohedcnco Of orders, to
which his superior officer, The Colonel. had
been guilty, and lnuliny, with which he, Us
the subordinate, would be charged. e.
The officer, after this explanation, promised
to deliver the coors. The guard was, formed,
and marched to the boat, butupon rcacbing.it
were found to be'in possession Of the; ;statis and
rl.bber, but no coIors. The ruse dd[bot ..suc2s}
cecd. On its discovery, Gen. Dennettt was
oricrcl by Cen. Hatch to take a detachment
Of the .t7th Pennsylvania Re- imcnt and disarm
the whole Io,lavc ReGimont. The regiment ]
va: marched into Fort Wagner the guns bar
ingg been l,rcvious Y loaded with grape and cam
ist,r aud trained on the parade ground, Til. !.
pararct WAS manned by the 4Iih Pennsylvania
,s;ment AMI detachment OF 3d RIludc Is
land Artillery. Their orders were i'll CASE of
any resistance to Ere on the nuinous
troops.
The zouaycs, seeing all farther oppositiot;ss
useless, quietly stacked their arms and marched
ont of .hc fort. The officers and men were
marched, under guard, on board "A sramerJs
which converted them to Fort Sumter, tneEn
10 e%patc, under broug sun, the crime OF
resistance to constituted authority v.-Chmle les
tcn LoHrjcr, lSh. :
=
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

The New York IVorM estimates the total cxccp.
tions 10 the Presidents amnesty proclamation at from
2V0,0 900 10. 25o000 men, divided as follows: Persons
2,0OO prvateersInen, $500; volunteer rebels worth
above $50 600, 6OOOe: foreign agents Of rebel got
ernmcnt, 20o rebel naval officers, GU; sloyal ursts
80; seeding congressman, l49; old army officers
1885,; persons who maltrsated prisoners, 800: gov
ernors ocrebcl States 10; Norrhmcn III rcUcl c!ap.y
.Dd soldiers in rccl army from border States not 81
ceded, $1,000 in Northern PRISONS at tic current
time, 2S;Cc) those WHO have taken the oaih anil
broken il, 10000
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
CAMDEN, FRIf2., i, JULY %.

We are dismsc, 10 pe accommodating but we would
be glad to have tie person WI, broke Our only glass
tumbler at the pump on yesterday return ore in its
stead, or call and settle for the same lie IS
known. -.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

Mrs. Lincoln threatens to dig vi the body Of her
late.hrlsbapd and pack it of to Washington. She
writes to the National Monument Association at
Springfield Illinois, that unless the monument is
tel over the Presidents remains at Oak Ridge and
deed given to her ol the plo" on wc!, it is acc' she
will accept prorO*i'i"" for the remov'SO,. the re-
mains 10 Washington.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

GOV. BRoWNLOw on TIE FRANCHISE LAWS
nHxovSrEs THOSE AS. REBELS WHO oP1 4
II, &C. IA
C1Sc1NNATI, July II, 1868 III
y special despatch says Governor Browa
low, .! lcnrc$s.e, has issuel a proclama til. :
declaring the 'Franchse law" thesupreme Ia
Of the State. lie denounces all those re =
who attempt to oppose its execution, agd calls
upon the civil authorities to arrest all persons
who, under the pretcnce Of being candidates
for Congress, arc advising the people to uulify
the Constitution and laws, and stirring up
rebellion and seditioD. i
ARREST OF HON. EMERSON ETHEElDGE BY THE
MILITARY AUTHORITIES. + 4
C1NclNxArI, Jnln II, 1865.
a special dispatch from Nashville arrQun-
res The arrest OF Hon. Emerson hthcridge, at
Columbia, Kentucky, BY The eonnandant of
the military I'o:, IL H.; ciY on,i'o charge
v..;c.:. ,..l..;;a,: -; ccills IN .ie'nc.s:
o.,-... -:
ii".3c c.:s IS. :. :c@S,l /.
G...D..y. -. :. Jay - lG.''. !"
80. ..:.,:1.;;; - ~ DO: KEYS 70 TIlEi
Y...,i.,:.t ,os,, vii! ia,a.edi4:c!y rcturn them
.::..>I tv.;. y. G.:l:.:9 rsst MsStG.
:. B SHIRLEY.
.!,:rr ,o:,.t.'; :; Military los: a: Ca!a(i:n, S. G.
lay Il
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

General y. B. Forrest hail hot. . s0::lder bones
broken lust week by rar ...., l,,; Senate.
bia Mississippi Tie clr in which ho WIS riding WAS
thrown from The track, down III cmbankment. The
victim o. This cruelty would not be sorry to hear that
it was his neck rather tian his shoulders that were
broken.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

lie more profitable than slave labor, unleSs as the
result Of one or both Of the propositions {. c., first
that the negro will work bcttcr as freedman than MS
q slave, which history experience and reason all
dsprovc; second, that for capital to DC successful it
be anagonis;ic to labor; thai is. at tic negro
is 10 b. starved q: cheated for '!lc advancement CT
captaL-Mr. pERRY dyes, no. lejsTe ;!a: l.Gr. i
eve" Inc negro i c:-cae %: ia.,: 3;2.,s., IL pr
siatea: .ahor Is Tie ns;vcs Nc' lr2a?-:'t;'o Wits
!:;G
Ills ;.:Gunent for tic ea!,r:4;e4:S uiic andc;,y IS
ca,acs; and cagen: ;ni il dis portion o. his speech
he G!;!ies tho secession nf eleven states iaJo rovo
.n!ion anil war e mwcise' gnitulc, ai !!l many
Of tic leaders both ii council and in til, lt4Ll and
says of Gen. LEE IN a!l Ii.s;o there is not a moro
perfect model OF pIvc aa :ca! man ;nam Gen. LEE
ihaI 10 shoal now be hung traitor won!! % an
act Of national in!an:y that would shock The Whole
civilized world and .rmdsF tic name of the l'te'4
States oGioils in history"
Upon the Whole A.r rEnirs sI2tcl is i''': Ike :'im
--naI fearless. ablc, patriotic ami ;rile-yet having
its weak points: and rs NC have said. not always
i'll good taste. WcSavo dissonc,l from it in part, but
altogether i. has added to our admiration O! iim; and
moi only 10 W, hail him with pleasure oar ProTs-
iona Governor but will be glad to greet him as our
next constitutional Governor.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

leader, llas died at. Genoa, after ten years i'll.
ness.
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News from Tennessee4a

GOV. BROWNLOw on TILE FRANCHISE LfW1t
nHHorScEs THOSE as: REBELS WHO oPi
II, &C.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

Mrs Livingstone. he aged aail'cr Of Dr.. Living
stone, the African Traveller, died. in Scotland or the
18th Of June
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CiES BREcKlSRlDGE GONE TO EcHopE-A letter
dated IIavanna JulyS, thus announces the departure
OF Cen J. G. Breckenridge for England Gen. Brcck.
inris: left yesterday for England board the British
mail steamer. On tho samo steamer LEFT A1r 9. j.
| Helm eX- Confederate consul
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

Tho arrest of Gen Lee. the Petersburg (Ta) -irrs
states, was ordered by Secretary Stanton. Gen. Ord
in command ut Richmond offered lis resignation
rather than execute the order. Gen. Grant then in
terror ed and the order Of the arrest wasrecallcd.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-02
Summons.

an THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
D Judicial District. of the State of California in
and for the County of Butte. Mary Champion ".
Francis Champion. Action brought in the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District, and the
Complaint filed in the County Of Butte, in the Of
fee of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The People of the State of California. send
greeting to Francis Champion
on are hereby required to appear in an &C
ton brought against you by the above named
Plaintiff in the District Court OF the Second Judi
cal District of the State OF California, in and for
the County OF Butte, and to answer the Complaint
filed therein "a copy Of which accompanies this
SummOns) within ten days. Exclusive of the daY
Of Service,) after the service you Of this sum
mons-if served within this county: or, if served
out of this county snt in This Judicial District
within twenty days; or it served out Of said Dis
triet, then within forty days-0r judgment by de
iaHlt Will be taken against you. The said action il
brought to obtain Decree of THIS Court dissoyinE
tie marriage relations heretofore and nov existing
between you and Plaintiff. tor reasons fully set
forth III Plaintiffs complaint, on file herein, to
which you specially referred; and if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
reei pra yed fer in her complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Court OF the Second Judicial District this 18th
day OF August, in the year Of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and siNty-tiye.
l.. ;. J. G. MOORE Clerk
BY JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
internal Revenue StaIps.] MS
The weekly union record., 1865-12-02
Sherif'S Sale.

ESl VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
= issued out of the Honorable The District
Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District of the
State OF California in and for the City and county
OF San Francisco under the seal thereof to me d.
rected and delivered commanding me to make the
sum OF one thousand one hundred and ninety two
ana "a 100 dollars damages, with interest thereon
at the rate OF ten per cent. per annum from the
date thereof, together with the further sum of
eighteen and 25l00 dollars cost of suit and all nc
cInlng costs. wherein ANDREW GLAssELL is plain.
TN, and j. W. VAUDEVILLE is defendant have
levied upon. and will expose at public sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in
said county,
ON MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. D. 1865 at two o'clock p NJ. of said day. all
the right. title and interest of J. W. Vaudeville
the defendant, in said writ named in and to the
following described real property heretofore at
tached IN said cause, tO-wt: All the right title
and interest OF the defendant, j. W. Vaudeville in
and to that portion Of the north half of the Far
well Ranch or Grant, and situated in said county
OF Butte, State of California, and adjacent 10
CHICO Creek, known as the half of a square league,
thereof, confirmed by the decree of the District
Court OF the United States for the Northern Dis,
tT1et OF California. TO William Potter and the 9th.
er heirs at law OF John Potter deceased; the said
land being known as the Potter half leagne OF the
Farwell Ranch, an interest in which stands record
ed IN the records of said county OF Butte in ths
name of the said J. ". Vaudeville
F.WDAY,
Sheriff of Bate County.
BY B. F. JOKES, Under Sheriff.
Dated, Oroyllle, Nov 18th, 1865.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-02

The FEMALE Probably
no social event of the day has created a
greater stir than the project of Mr..
Mercer, of Massachusetts,, in consigning
q cargo of several hundred young women
(all unmarried, of course,) to Washing
ton Territory, where the article is said
to be scarce. As far as regards the
benighted people to be benefited, the
move may be eminently philanthropic
and judieious, but the necessity for this
emigration on the part of the young
women we do not so easily comprehend.
A prominent Boston Journal distinctly
states that the manufacturing establish
ments Of that section are very short Of
hands, and that the female operatives
are receiving abundant employment at
handsome wages. and are in extensive
demand. To send these unprotected
girls 50 far Glray from that employment
the want Of which is supposed to be
their impelling cause for emigrating, to
country where every kind of work
except mental drudgery is searcer than
aiSewhers, seems a species of folly.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-02
Application for Pardon.

'ENo THE COUNTY JUDGE AND DISTRICT
IL Attorney OF Butte county California Notice
Is hereby given, that viii apply to the Governor
OF Inc State OF California for the pardon of J. R.
elborn, VINO was convicted at the March term
Ieo2' OF the County Court of the County Of Butte
OF the crime OF Grand Larceny. and sentenced to
the state Prison for the term Of five years.
(Signed) JOHN JONES
accept service of the above this 18th dov Of
oetoner' I561. S. ROSENBAUM.
District Attorney Butte Co Cal
accept service of the above notice this 18th
day of October, 1865. W .SAFFoRD
County Judge Butte County.
:, State Of California County Of Butte-I. + G
Moore Coanty Clerk in and Tor Butte county State
OF California do hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy Of the application for pardon Of j r
eiborn, and the acceptance OF the service of the
same upon the County Judge and District Attorney
Office. my
= Witness my hand and the Seal of the County
Court, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1866.
Il. s. JIG. MOORE, Clert
JAMES GREEN. Deputy.