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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-25

ID
DR JOHNSTON Has DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL ICeItath, Speedy and Only EdectuA Remedy
the Back and Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges I'm.
potency, General Debility, NeryouInesa Dyspepsia
ton Of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DimneS
Sight OF 6iddinesI, Disease Of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, DungH, stom
aeh Bowels-thooe Terrible disorders arising from
the solitary Habits Of Y0uth-those s1oRGR and sol
tary practices more fatal to their victims than the
song Of Syren9 70 the MarinerG of Ulysses, bfghtinR
their most brilliant hopes GntcipationB, render
Ing marriage, &c4 impossible.
..'7 YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims of Sotary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuauy sweeps TO an untimeIy grave thouBands o.
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis
tening senRteS, with the thuhders Of eOquence, OF
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali with ful
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of yslcal weakness, organic
debility, deformities speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of DR.. J
may reLgiously confde In his honor a. gentleman
and confidently rely upon his Skin a. Phyaiciau.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing hecton-WhIeh renders Life Ano
Marriage impoEible-iS the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper indulgences- Young persons
too apt to commit excesse8 from not being aware d
| the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Nov
| who that understands the subject will pretend Il
deny that the Procreation Is lost sooner By
those falling into improper habitS than by the prn
dentl Besides being deprived Of the pleasure o
healthy offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
| becomes derangeds the Physical and Mental Punc
tiOn9 Weakened, Loss ofProcreatiye Power, EervouI
Irritability, Dyspepsia, PalPitation of the Heart
/ Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a wasting o.
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, q fev
doors from the corner. Pail not to sbserYo the
and number, OK
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. TIT
Doctors Diploma hangs in his office.
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CHERO KEE PILLS
D0~For the Removal of Distractions, a,
the Insurance Of Regularity in the Re


the Insurance Of Regularity in the Re /
currence of the Monthly Periods.
G4-The cure or obviate those numerous diseNs,
that spring from irregularity, by removing the b
Ga~They cure Suppressed, Excessive and pAis
full MenBtruation. .s.a..-
"a. They cure tlreen Sickness (ChIorosi,).
IA They cure Nervous and Spinal Affection psIr,
In the back, and lower parts of the body neAvinea
Fatigue on slight eXertion, PalptAtion Of the Ies
Lowness of Spirits, Hysteris, Sick Headache GiIB.
ness, ETC., etc. In a word, by removing the Irregs
larity, they remove the cause and with it ALL Il,
effects thGt spring from It.
. Composed of simple vegetable extracts the,
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to any constitution hos
ever delicate, their function being to substi,u,,
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail to do.
~ TheYimAy be safely used at any age and /,
any period EXCEPT DURING THE PIRSTTHREg
MONTHS during which the nnfailing nature \
their action would infalliby PREVENT pregnancy
~ All letters seeking information or advice viii
be promptly, freely and diScreetly answered
80 Full directions accompany each box.
g - Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S..
Sent by mail, FREQ Of postage, on receipt 6,
BB-sOld by all respectable Druggists.
DR. W. R. MERWIN Co,
Sole Proprietors
mr24 d&w1y No. SO Lib erty Str, New Yorl
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D Mercury or NauSeouS Drugs.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from ono Of the most eminent Colleges IL
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent In the hospitals Of London, PariB
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing in the head and earl
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, bashfuneSs, with frequent bIushing
attended sometime with derangement Of mind, wert
+. a-El =
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Notice to Mlllers 4 Mil Owners,

WE ARE NOW MANupAoTuR1Na s. R,
SMUT MACHINE on Wheeling Islaad-tho only
perfect separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
N use. Delivered free Of charge at the Railroad
Depots in Bridgeport, Ohio, or wheeling or htesm.
boat Landing in Whsoling, w Va.
Price $l25. wv VS.
Price $3.50. sD' NV 10
p. No. cleans IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 rs
Price 5000. ''sA1 ''O us
o, Other sizes. up TO 100 bu,hol. per hour, made to
J. NJ. T1ProS. of Lexington. Kentucky. Z. on-
agent. All orders for that State should be sd.
no ASdT T JAS B, WILLIAMS,
- w. LN-Om Bridgeport, Ohio
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All the Medical men and the Press re ommspi
DR.. strtcklahd's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for DiarrhBa and Dysentery Ita
combination OF Astringents, Absorbents, sting
Tents and OarminatiVes, and Is warranted to effect
cure AFTER all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot Bs1
Fourth Street Cincinnati. Oo08E
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07

horde of Federal tax.satherors who are
InOw eating out their substance.
IS. Resolved, That the Four Dollar
Militia Communication Tax is oppressive, and
ought to be repealed.
II. R solved, That the freedom q
speech, of the press and OF elections, hdJtqi
corpus and trial By jury, are the birth,
fright Cfall American citizens, guaranteed
by both Federal and State Constitutions \
that we will maintain and defend them uE
such in every extremity, and that We dd-
nounce especially the arrest of citizens by
military authority in States or placeH
where the civil tribunals are unmoested
and their execution, imprisonment or tai /,
by military ComGiss ions, as palpable Ia,
Factions of the Constitution, and odtrs'
gcous upon public liberty and private
right,
ls. Resolved, That the continued su3.
pension of the writ of ha5cI5 corpus since
the termination of the war, and when all
ptetense Of necessity is pa55el--the denial
oGa right oil trial by jury, and the trial OF
citizens no. in the mililary service by
military commissions and the Open inter.
ference with elections by military power
as in the recent instances in Kantucky and
TClnessec--0rc revolutionary violations Of
the Constitution, threatening the very
existence ofoW most ancient and sacred
rights, tha, they por!cnd danger to lhe
Liberties Of the country greater than has
ever before menaced them, and which III
the duty Of all good ctz-ns to aeet with
the most determined opposition and most
sleeplcss vigilance.
~. Res0,Iel, That while we will
iesJurey and persistenlly. condemn all
mfnclioA3 Of the Can-tilution, by whom
aosyer committed, and while we rogIe that
the terms paciGca.i0nagr5ol to 5y Major
Gen. Sherman in April lsr were notot
oare ratidol bythn Federal E~cut,.a. we
viii, nevertheless, stand by President
Johuso1 in oil. Constitutional Efforts to
Immediately restore to the States The
cxesrisa OF their rights and powos within
Tho Union,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION


Ng. i'EEslUENT AND
GGNrLHEN OF uM U9N&ENHoN;
Your committee has informed me
that the delegates from the people,
here assembled, have confiei to my
custody during tho present important
contest, The standard of constitutional
liberty, and / appear before you,
responsive to yonr cull, to czp7osa
mv thankg. md to accept tho trn5t,
and give ny cordial iudorsoment TO
fho resolutions adopted by the Cons
ventiOn.
l. was my fortune, Mr. President,
to be associated for q short timo in
the field, with the distinguished gon-
tleman who ID the nominee OF the
Republican Convention, and enter.
tain for him sentiments Of personal
! kindnoaa and respect. Bat our views,
on certain quosti0n5 of vital inpOr.
Itance widely differ, aud that differ.
IQnce Of opinion has mado Us, without
any action on our psrt, opposing
candidates for the fuiliag25 OF our
fellow citizens.
! Our country is at peace. No one
believes that there is danger OF civil
commotion or of foreign war. Our
gallant army Of white soldiers is be,
ing rapidly disbanjed, and they are
welcomed TO their homes amid the
grateful plaulits Of q patriotic peo.
Die; but the fact that largo armies oI
negro troops are retained under arms
should excite to vigilance and ava
= ken the anxiety Of every citizen
The WAT 10 over; the eupromacyoI
I our flag ia acknowledged over tho
entire Federal domain; there is cans(
: for rejoicing over the brilliant deeds
d. of our soldiers, but there 10 alao rea
I son for grave apprehension as to thO
|. future. The roar of cannon, Ih,
= clang of arms, and the shouts o
victory are no longer heard; tn
o conscription has ceased; the hurrie,
= tread OF our young men on tho path
i way to war, no longer atar.le1 on
4 women and children from thei
slumbers, but tho Union, tho gran
5 and only iustiiable object OF the wel
7, the only object for which our SOLD
he p iers toUght--tho Union is not u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07


Its citizens Lave b9cn insurgents?
INo srcb mower exists and it would
Ibe alsurt 10 eunn5ao that the
IConetitnti9D would nr3yido for its
Iown oyo,throw bv authorizing the
Ilisintcoratior of the Union. but it
does provide for tho pa9n,cssion Of
Iinsnrrecfion and domestic violence.
Whore individual pcrsonl have done
wrong they aro amcuablo 70 the
Icivil laws, bot the acts Of indivilul!s
Icannot i5rfajt the existence Of States.
nor confer pjaera upon the Federal
EGoyernmcn, unknown t1 the Con
lgtifution.
Bv What process is the Union 10
be restored? BY wbat means are
IaaQin 70 become conntrymon in heart,
l5 well as i,namc? If wo continue
Ito treat tho Soqlhcrn people az
IeDcmies, can we cxpcc. them 10
Ibocomo irionds3 Would L not be
w,,I to ronomber that civil wars gro
like family fonIs. and WHOM, after
,tric, no, o,,,,I orf th, clrso Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07

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restored, and dangerous and pow
erful effort is being male by proie98>
cd friends to exclude certain OF the
States from o representation in the
Federal Legislature, and thereby
prevent the restoration Of tho Union.
"Tho Union" does not mean any
given extent Of territory held under
arbitrary rule, but is a government OF
! United States, and until those States
Iare represented in tho Federal
Legislature, as provided by the
Constitution, there can be no Union
I War has performed iij pait; the
4 lkidior has uobly discharged bis da-
tS, and ID. ES tako care that bis
Hood has not been shed in vain; the
ineurccti1hary armies have surron
| dered their munitions to .h9 Federal
authoritios. and resumed their ale
| glance to the Goyommcn. Of the
United States, bat tho restoration Of
the Union to ,hoir position and rights
undor the Constitution, is not yet
- Uro,, i,i- r:toI r,o,G.r nh.
c,,I1tn 5on n;,;n,o, ;,,5 ~ ,''' FL, DInnlIicar
n,rt,, ,H" oro r,,,G.t' G;r;loI o,nnn @ ,h,ms@ivn,
and a majority Of that patty in Con
e,rceq will 0pDosA prps;Iaut lghHspl'F
i1n 1r' w. 49, roI{,,,it,i,, ~ rnjg 1n IL, Na'iora
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
JONES II @ USE,
PORTSMOUTH ONO.

Mr.. Joars has purchased the Old Fly
mouth House, and changed its name as
above. The House has been rcmoleled and
is now open for the reception Of the public.
II is on the wharf, healthy location, and
no pains will be spared to make the stay OF
visitors at this house, all they can wish.
Charges low as the times vii! afford.
June 29lh 1865 --6mo.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV, 25, 1856

y contract ss herein directed, or the eva.
sion of their duty by Ire employment of
persons Of color, from d,y to day, on the
premises. the party offending shall be
guilty Of misdenesnot, ard be liable,
on conviction, to pay SUN no. exceel
ing fifty dollars, and not less than five
dollars. for each person so employed.
For the approval Of a contract, the
following fees shall be paid down TO The
District Judge or the Magistrate, as the
case may be.
For contract Of one month or less,
for each servant, SO0,5O cents.
For a contract not exceeding three
months and more than one month, for
each servant, $l.OO
For a contract not exceeding six
months and more than three months
for each servant, $500.
For a contract Of one year or any
time more than six months, for each ser
want $500.
For a contract Of more than one year
for each year or OF year over one yea,
| for each servant, $500.
Three fourlhs Of which fees shall bs
paid by the master and one, fourth b,
the servant.
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From the Columbia Phoenix.
The Proposed New Code

we continue this morning our synop
sls OF the Report If the Commit.e On the
Code:
MASTER AND SERvAST.--The Code pro.
vides. that when the servant shall denart
from the service Of the master, without
good cause, he shall forfeit the wages due
MN. The servant shall obey all lawful
orders OF the master or his agent, and
shall be honest, truthful, sober, civil and
dllIgent in his b usiness. The master NAV
moderately correct servants under eiyL.
teen years OF age, aud he may discharge
servant for wilful disobedieoce of his n,
his agents lawful orders; or for habit6aI
negligence or Incidence, and for other
causes named. Tie master shall no, he
liable Tor vol untary Tesspasses, torts. or
misdemeanors of his servant. The mas
ters right of self defence shall embrace
his servant, and it shall be his dc;y to
protect him from violence Lv others in
80 f'SS~SNt ".u W icuUeT MIN moral hIu
and assistance in obtaining redress .for
injury to bis rights Of person or property
The master may command his seryan,
to aid h9n ia defence Of his own person,
family, premises or property, or the per.
son or property Of any servant On the
premises Of the master.
We extract the following sections en-
tire, as they are Of great Importance to
ali parties Interested j:
The servant may depart from the mas
ter's service for an insufficient supplv Of
wholesome food, for an unauthorized bat
tery on bis own person, or one Of his
family, not committed in defence OF the
person, family, guests or agents Of the
master, or 10 prevent crime Of agpra,
waited misdemeanor; for baJi:ual drum
kenness Of the master; invasion Of the
cerjugal rights Of the servant violen,
and menacing conduc. Of the master or
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Government of the United States.


Government Of the United States.
President-Andrew johnson, OF Tenn.
Secretary Of Sta,e-W. Ii. Seward, Of
New York.
Secretary Of War-Edwiu NJ. Stanton,
Of Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General-Wm. Dsnn,son,
Of Ohio.
Secretary Of the Navy-Gideon Welles
OF Connecticut.
Secretary of the n,erior-James Har.
Ian Of Iowa.
Secretary Of the Treasury-IIugh Nc
Cullough, Of Illinois.
Attorney General-James Speed, OF
Kentucky.
President Of the Sen yette S.
Foster, Of Connecticut.
Speaker Of the House- Schuyler Col.
fas, Of Indiana.
John w. Forney-Secretary Of the
Senate.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon i. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
!. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
8. Robert G. GIier, Pennsy ylsania.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
8. Noah II. Swayne, Ohio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Winfield Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, Of Ohio.
Adjutant Ger eral-Lorenzo Thomas.
Delaware.
Judge Advocate Geueral-Jos. Holt.
D. G.
Quartermaster General-Montgomery
C. Meigs, Of Pennsylvania.
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CoNFEDERArE GENERALS Gen. Lee
is president Of Washington College, Va.
Gen. Besuregsrd is Superintendent Of
New Orleans railroad. Gen. Wise is at
present sojourning in this city, with his
son in law, DIR. Garne,t. Lieut.. General
Ewell has been spending the summer
months at Warrenton, Va. Gen. (Gov.
VIM. Smith is at his residence in ihe
same place. Genera Humphreys is Gov.
ernor Of Mississippi. Gen Lowell is farm
ing. Gen. Tappan is merchandising in
Vicksburg. Gen. Bate is prscticipg law
At Pulaski, Tenn. Gen. William Maury
is similarly engaged in Nashville. and
General Battle +" Galstis General
Benning is lawyer at C6ld<36us, Ca,
and Gen. r. Ii. Anderson has also re,urnl
ed tQ{3[&Ihar. Gems. Bragg and Har
dee s5e yating Alabama plantations.
Geos<ot5sfis banking at Savannab.-
Gen. W.T.. Martin farmingin Mississippi.
Gen. Forrest running a saw mill on the
Mississippi. General Blanchard is plant
ing in louisiana. Cons. MCGOWAN and
Elliott are candidates for Congress from
South Carolina. Gen. Critlenden is at
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII DC inserted at one dollar and ftly cents
per SQUARE for the FIRST and one doilar p,r
square Tor each subsequent inse; tioa, A
square to consist of the space of TEN LINES,
brevier type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number o! insertions must be written
on each advertisement, or they will be inser.
ted I'LL ordered out and charged accordingly
semi'Monttly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver.
hsements, will be charged one dollar and fnv
cents per square for each insertion.
Liberal deductions will be made in favor sr
advertisements of three months, or longer
standing.
&c Announcing candidates for Office fire
dollars.
CS Communications recommending candi,
da' es Tor Office and all others of limited or in.
div'dual interest," charged at advertising rates
All legal or official notices must b. maid for
ny the individual authorizing the publication of
the same, without reference to their official
capacity.
VB Announcements Of Marri ,ges or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
nnd solicited
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg.
alar advertising rates.
cB Tributes OF Respect, rated as advertise.
ments.
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SOUTH CAROLlNA-L1ncaS'er District.
Rf ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-
ID ry for said District
WHEREAS, Martha Copeland has nppried
to me for Letters Of Administration on all
aHd singular the goods and chattel., rights
and credits Of Copeland Massey, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the Kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be aud
appear before NE at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District. to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 2S,h day Of
Now, inst, 10 show cause, if any, why
the said Administration .hould not b.
granted.
Given under my hand and seal,
{ l.. 5. this, 18th day of November, in th.,
(~~ )year Of our lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fve, and in the s9th
year OF the independence of the United
States of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o Id.
Nov. Is. ls65.- fpriniers fee 81.
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Cotton Plantation to Rent.

I OFFER FOR RENTOR LEASE MY
Il Plantation, situated on the main road
leading from Lancaster to Camden. lying
between Salem Camp-GrouRd and Hanging
Rock Creek, aud known a. the Spring
Place. On the place there are about -Four
Hundred acres of land in good state Of
cultivation; one half of which is fresh land
aud all Of it highly productive. With or
dinary attention, it will produce fine crops
of either Cotton or Provisions. The f-nc-
ing is in excellent condition. Besides the
planting land, there are several hundred
acres of fine pasture land, all under good
fence. The llace is well watered, and in
every respect well worthy of n visit from
any who may wish TO rent. lt will be
rented for one year or longer If desired. |
will take pleasure in showing the place,
and may be found at my residence one mile
below Hanging Rock Creek.
JAMES II. INGRAM.
Oct. 7ih, lS65,-5-tf.
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home in Kentucky. Gen. Chea,ham is
on mis- farm. Gen. Malone at Ports
mouth, Va. Gen. Buckner is trying TO
recover his confscated property. Gen.
5 K. Anderson is awaiting pardon at
Nashville. GET. Wade Hampton is re-
arranging bis farm. Gen, HiIIiard is at
home in Alabama, and Gen. Jordan wri
ting for the magizines.
Richmond Paper.
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JOB WORK

VIII be executed with nea'ness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
eB THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will be required in all instances as soon
rs the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will be
received in payment Of subscriptions and ad.
VerusinS at the market rates. Also clean cot.
ton and linen rags.
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Estate of Minor Clinton. decd.

Estate of Minor Clinton. decd.
DERSONS Indebted to the late Minor
Il Clinton, Esq decd, will make pay
ment to the Undersigned, at the Ohce Of
the Commissioner in Equity at Lancaster
c. H.. or to my Attorney, w. NJ. Connors,
Esq.
All persons having demands, of any
grade or character, ngains; the Estate Of
said deceased, are hereby notified and re
quested to present the same, duly attssted,
TO my said Attorney within the time pre-.
scribed by law.
X G. BILLINGS,
Qualified Executor.
Sept. %, lS65-4-3m.
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Every one should have a Copy.
II A L Il

avery one snouiu nave Copy.
INT EKN Al VENUE GUIDE
I1 ENG an abstract of the Internal Revenue
~ aud direct (or land) tax laws OF the United
States, with Schedules of Taxation, I.icens.s
stamp Duties, Exemptions, showing the rates
under the various Laws since July I, 1892,
aud intended for the general information OF
the lax payer to which is added an Abstract
OF the Acts OF Congress, passed during the
War, relative to Abandoned Lands and TO
other matters of general interest.
By q. j. Elford, Attorney at law, Greenvills
). o., Assessor Of the Internal Revenue Tax
Tor the Third Collection District of South Car.
oliLa.
The Book will contain about ~ pages, and
will be Issued in a few weeks. Price SO cents
per copy, with liberal discount to the trade.
orders must be accompanied with .he cash to
secure attention.
Address, G, ELFORO.
Publisher, Greenville, 8. c.
Nov. IS, 1865.