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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI 7VENEREAL HOSPITAL
l,. .va Established in the Year 1850, iaa 'rb
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control OF two Of the most EmiDen
Physicians in the World.
DR. E. BoNAPARTE, from London and rarl
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears o. the ON
cfnnati Vehereal Hospita, and Dr. n. d. REYNOLDS
late New York This ls the only ottce in The city
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can lie
SG'sneas 's Srea s IN ~ IN ~ dortytWo bours
Geet in three TO ten days. Srie lures cured IN
% lh5sS Nosrn snlss,Sas sSs s,oPpea & y
three days Secondary Symphonic in one to three
weeks; SKIN Diseases cured IN one TO three Weeks
vger restored in one to four weel ls: Al
diseases OF private nature treatedwth unparalleled,
be aIs great work on private seeascs
the Private 6uide To health eelal TO ALI male
and female, old aud young, should read ihis work y
pp sopsparte's ffeneh Patent Male safei II Is
perfectly sale, and never fails 10 give salltlaeton !
Price Of the French Patent Male safe, 81 the enele
one per half dezep q Psg dozen m6sih,% seR. % %
male Diseases Lndies should not use them during
Der box3sxtra {ne s5-seni 10 any atdTeps ly mall,
Dra. u. a d. are the men 10 consulti they are hn
aSa ne r. 'Hs only pooS SSo
receive monthly IepOrts1 from The Old world they
have been accustomed nom an early age o. yonlh 70
witness the various diseaseasswhleh Afhlct mahklnd
and 20 watch the progress through long career o
proie sslonal study In every sphere of es nom the
humble abode OF poverty TO the mansion Of the
wealthy, and having aseeftAined beyond doubt the
vast suffering OF humanity, they deteImInea TO select
the geI erstve BY stem their particular study and
10 devote their whole attention 10 the RleyIAoH o
the disc ases ofthese important nnchenH. No letters
will be answered uRlesa they oOntAin Remittance or
postage stamp, Call or address lf.a.,fy
Drs BoNAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
No, l3g Sycamore street, between Flfih and Sixth,
east side, Cine nnatl, Ohio,
Once hours from y A. NJ. TO p. NJ M..l if felT ~
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WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, IT...ls
Not to be Paid for until you Know
@ what you are to Receive

During the month ending February %, IsG5. y & 81.
Gsughan q 90. have had the honor Of diNr, batting
among their patrons ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TEEN GOLD AND SILVER WAT CHtS, at the
price OF one dollar each. We sulJoin u icw pf the
many favorable 'Opinions ot the Press" Nt.
ThIs is one Of the largest firms In the City Of Now
York, and ar- dong very extensive business and
have on hand the largest stock that cnn be found In
that y."OeedHd Times, Pent Water Mich, October
u, 1864. . . t.. .a...H
aThey are large dealers, and their stack IL manu-
lactured In the best style, and OF pure matersls"-
,spLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES--.ALL TO BE
SULD FOR 81 EACH
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs, GIN.
UNHIs large and commodiops Hotel has been RE
| FITTED AND REFURNIsBR0 throughout mag
style, without regard TO trouble expense, 10 meet
the demands OF the travelling public TO which your
patronage is most respectfully solicited,
feT O. o. MACLlSH, Pro'r
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Aprn24. 1866.

The undersigned. having dissolved with John b.
Finke, viii continue the Clothiog Business at the old
stand OF finke Legler, on Second street, Dayton,
Ohio, whore he will be happy to see hiH old friends
and As many new ones az may favor him with call.
fresh aupplysof goods just received.
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@IocitbinlgI'I.
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers with
L every article Of Eentlemepa wearing apparel a
the lRteEt style aud best 4tlhliy Those Who wanl
coats pants, teats, shirts, hosiery, hRndkerchies
gloves, boctr shoes, slippers, as, will DO we'll &c
give him call. stFt'f fN'htF au24
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Dissolution.

John B. FINKE and Thomas a. Legler, here tofore
y comprising the firm OF Finke LeRler in tho
Clothing BUSINESS, in Dayton, ohle. u dissolved. i
Anr,, "a IsO6 % FiNASs Hhsbhh'
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A special to The New York Post, from
Washington sth, says;
The President hai ordered that ex Governor
Aiken, Of South Carolina, shall no longer be
considered under arrest II Is understood
that there was no just cause for his arrest by
the Military authorities in South Carolina
The Posi- says Collector Dorsheimer, Of the
Thirtielh District, has siezsd, in this city,
1000 barrels high wines. and 1900 barrels
alcohol, on the ground Of fraudulent sales,
under the internal revenue law The manu-.
iaclurers are Rhomberg & Co, Of Dnbuquc,
Iowa, whose distllery is now in possession OF
the authorities
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appoin.
IN ted Administrator OF the estate Of Andrew War
mel, late Of Randolph township. Montgomery county
Ohio, deceased. ~ 49,. ~
ie4W3 LARKIN YOUNOE.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.


Nav YoRg, May 8,--The Post publishes q
letter from r. NJ Blatchford 10 Q. A. Seward
in which the writer says, after referring to
the improved condition Of Secretary Seward,
and his son, that Paine the assassin, has fully
confessed his crime, ,aud all the details respects
ing it, and the difficulties he encountered. He
says that all the plans of that Friday night
not being carried out, was the greatest failure
that ever was known.
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Musical.

yNTANTED.-T ladiesso one ballad singer (so-
w prano) and one dancer TO travel with a theatre
cal company. Address E. II. NJ, Box Cal, Dayton,
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business ROOM TO RENT. Enquire at No asi
ID Third streeA. mal3dlW
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LIGHT:ANO BARK COED WALKING COATS
Observation-Disclosures :
Neatly got up, rty
PANTS AND VESTS

or various patterns, Of American and French oassi
meres, and cut IN the Latest Styles, together with
tasty assortment OF
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STRAY COW.

To Whom Il May Concern.
TAKEN up on the 10Th of April, 1865, a spotted
Il muley COW white and blaek) with short tail, me-
dun siAs by the subscriber living six and a half
mile northwest of Dayton, near the ooyiugon Pike.
a203w JOSEPH E. ETTER
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ooLUhBUs, o., January II, 1866.
IL is heceby certified, thar Che foregoingis correc
copy of the Statement OF the Condton Of the North
American Fire Insurance Con- pany ofIiartfor, made
TO and filed in this Office, for the year lsO5 r.
(SEAL.l Witness my hand ami seal officially,
tSTAhP.l JAS. ii. GOODMAN,
l...t..I n s H.HtftI sti 6 Auditor OF State.
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Messrs. q. IT. GAUGHAN CO., 1lB Broadwny,
New York, extensive MANUFACTURES AND NroRTkRs
OF all the leading and most fashionable STYLES OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, desiring to lncrease
their business to M limited extent, have resolved
npon u CHEAT GIFT DISTLIBTFloN subject to the
regulations following: Us
GERrITIcATEs, naming each article and its value,
are placed in sEALED BSyELOPEs and well mixed
One of these eny elopes viii be sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF 70 cents.
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srArr os oOSsrorlcur, County Of Hartford, ss.

Personally appeared A. n. Hastings, President and
William o. Hastings, Secretary OF the North American
Fire Insurance Company and made oath that the
foregoing statement by them subscribed is a iul
true correct statement Of the affairs of said Com
pRny, and exhibits so far nseoftaned NJ this date
It's actual condition on the 3lst day OF December
1884. EDWARn GOODMAN,
Commissioner ofthe State of Ohio, in Hartford
Conn.
. fs d.
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All Articles Sold at One Dollar Eaol
Without Regard to Value ri

Without Regard to Value .a.
ION receipt of the Certificate you will see what you
arc gong to have, and then 1t IL at your option to
send the dollar and take the article not Purchas.
ers may thus ohtaIn q Gold Wat h, Diamond Ring,
or any Set OF Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR,
and IN no case can they get less than one Dollars
worth ar there no blanks. The price OF Certif.
Gates In az follows; fr. .ury ry-.f % I'D. .t $500.
One for 25 cents; Ave for 81 eleven for So thirty
for So sixty. five for $40; one hundred Tor sl5.
AsEsTs will be allowed ton cents on every Oertif-
cate ordered by them, provided their remittance
amounts to One Dollar. AGENTS will collect % cents
for every Certificate and remit 10 cents to us, either
IN cash or postage stamps. ILuLL JlH- afia
"A. H. GAUGHANS \ CO., u
Opposite Exchange, rs BROADWAY, NKw YoRK.
2 Ii rt N.aIH. COW t.fi.Hr .l mR28dB
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lu0 Brehbest bflluht ~ any ne flSh
90
The create by the rules to be Insured
in any one city, town, or village, No rule mas been
adopted li i IFWiH f''N ''i
The greatest amount allowed be insured in any one
block. No rule has been adopted-depehds its
construction. .fi .Is r.N -u..f
No part OF the capita or earnings deposited in any
State security for losses therein. 'aft. I'.r f
The Charter br Act Of Incorporation of said Compa
ny, sent heretofore. .r ....t
tSi6nedl f-- A. +. HASTINGS, President.
Wa. q. HAsTIsos, Secretary l ..ts. s.
qTAr of
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MAILS.

We publish in another place, COM
munication from Citizen" in reference
20 mails, and the oath required OF Post
Masters and Mail Contractors. In the
main we think the views of "Citizen" In
reference to the oath, correct, and we
hope anaearnest effort will be made at
everVE3ost Office to see if some one
cannot be found who can take the oath
Although we regard the oath as very
stringent, and know that the majority o.
tle people cannot take it, still there are
doubtless many who can, and we hope at
least enough may be found to give the
people the benefit of mail facilities.
Some misappreho nsion exists as to the
oath-itis supposed by many to exclude
all who have sympathised" with the
Confederacy-such is not the fact, and we
hope all who feel interested will examine
it closely, and decide for themselves.
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A&@ A06trtIs&mtnts
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of Jackson, E!ssissipPi.
JOSHUA GREEN President
THOs, GREEN, Cashier
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

ONCE of COmptrc Ter of ihe Currency,
wAsHINGroN, Novembtr l6, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in tho
City of Jackson in the County of Kinds and State of
Mississippi has been duly organized under aud &C
cordng to the requirements of the Act Of Congress
entitled IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by pledge of United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June 3d. 1854 an has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required to be complied with
before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act
Now, therefore, II, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in th
City of Jackson, in the county of Kinds and State
Mississippi is authorized to the business
| banking under the act aforesaid.
| In testimony whereof witness my hand and sea
| H. ST. of office, this 18th day of November, 1855
| FREEMAN CLARKE.
| Nov 29dlm Comptroller
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Posr OrrrcEs. w understand that Mr.
C. 8. Jackson has been appointed Post
Master at Enterprise, has taken the
oath and entered regularly on the DIS
charge of his duties. Post Masters VINO
can take the oath have been recon-
mended at DeSoto, Quitman and various
other points. AS yet there is no Post
Master at Newton. Garlandsviile, Morton
or Pelahatchie. We have subscribers al
all these points and hope that Post Omces
may be speedily opened at every station
on the Southern road.
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E,aotio,s 25 Or
Postage =
Total disbursements to date Ss5,06 81
Ihave the honor to be,
Yours Very Respectfully,
JOHN III. ECHOLS,
Elections
postage
ss5,O6 81

JOHN ii. ECHOLS,
State Treasurer.
NJ. Hillyer from a select committee
submitted the following report:
Mr. Speaker-I am instructed by the
select committee 10 whom was referred
bill entitled an act to incorporate the
Union Express company, to report the
same back to the House with recon-
mendation that no further action be
taken thereon at the present session OF
the Legislature.
on motion of Mr. Hillyer the report was
received and agreed to.
Mr. Hllyer offered the following JOINT
resolution which was adopted;
Resolved by the House OF hePreseh Ia
tives (the Senate concurrlngl, Anae III
Excellency, the Governor OF MIsSlSeip pP''
ha ren,,asfed To memorlallze the President
~ 80 ITnitad States in the name and
baboIf of the Legis ature OF this State
! for tho release from Fort Delaware where
he il now confined of Burton n HARRISON
Of Miss late private Secretary OF Jef1er
son Davis.
Mr. Shannon from a select commlttee
submitted the following report:
Mr. Speaker-The special committee tc
whom was referred a bill to be enutleC
an act supplemental to an act estaoilSn
inc county courts, have adopted SUP
etiIute for the same and instructed me tC
renort the substitute and recommend III
passage.
On motion of Mr. Shannon the repor
was received and agreed to and the Oil
passed.
The House having resumed the consld
Grafton of the motion to reconsider tn
the vote by which the House failed t.
pass over the Governors veto the bill en-
titled an act to modify the COLLECTION
laws of this State.
Mr. Martin withdrew the motor
when it was renewed by Mr. Cameron.
The chair having decided the motlo
Of Mr. Cameron 10 be in order. NJ
Lewis appealed from the decision OF tn
chair, making the. following point c
order.
That the House having this mornin
reconsidered the bill, it is not competen
to reconsider a second time.
The question was then taken on SUI
tanning the decision of the Chair, sn
decided in the affirmate by yeas 81
nays 20.
The question recurring on the motto
by Mr. Cameron to reconsider, it wt
} decided in the affirmative by yeas an
nays, called for by Messrs. Murdoch
Morris and Labauve, as follows: Ye'
So, nays 81.
Mr. Labauve moved the previous que
= ton, pending which, on motion OF M
. Tankersy the House adjourned till
- o'clock tomorrow.
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No. 2S.l.


AN ACT requiring the Secretary of State
to furnish the Auditor with the names
of State and Judicial officers, elected
at general or special election.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Leg.
islature of the State of Mississippi, That
the Secretary of State be, and is hereby
required to make a report, in sixty days
after the passage of this act, to the Audi
tor, the names of the State and Judicial
officers who were elected at thelast gen
eral and special election, showing the
date thereof, and it shall be his duty at
each subsequent election, either general
or special, within forty days alter the re-
turns of said election, to make a report
showing the date thereof, and transmit
the same to the Auditor, who shall file
and carefully preserve it in his Office for
Iuture reference, and the Secretary of
State, on failure to make said report.
within the time aforesaid, shall be fined
two hundred dollars, recoverable befo. Q
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GOV. CLARx.-We had the pleasure OF
meeting on yesterday, Gov. Clark, who Is
on short visit to Jackson. We were
,roiiied to find him in excellent health
and spirits, 10 way affected by his iate
imprisonment by Federal authority
Nothing more gratifying to the people OF
Mississippi has been done by President
johnson than the release of this dlStln'
guished gentleman. We trust it may be
followed by the discharge of Mr.. Thomp
son. Jefferson Davis and all other Po,
Ttical prisoners. Such a course would
eudear the President to the hearts OF the
people and be means of cementlng the
ties lhat ought once more to bind IN ira
ternal union the whole country North
and South.
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NO. Il.
An Act to purchase books for the use of
the State officers therein named
Section l. BE it enacted by the Legis-
lature of the State of Mississippi, That
the Auditor of Public Accounts, under
the direction OF the Governor, be and
he is hereby authorized to purchase books
for the use of the Secretary of State,
Auditor and Treasurer, as follows Sec
rotary of State, one Register of Commis~
sions; Treasurer, one Disbursement
Book, one Ledger, and one Journal !;
Auditor, one Disbursement Book, one
General Journal, one General Ledger.
one Individual Ledger. one Individual
Journal, one Receipt Warrant Register
and two Pay Warrant Blotters; and the
Auditor is hereby authorized, upon the
requisition of the Governor, to issue his
warrant on the Treasury, for the amount
OF the cost of said Books, and the Treas
urer is hereby authorized to pay the
same out of the Provisional tax, or out of
any money in the Treasury, not other,
wise appropriated, and tn at this act take
effect from and after its passage.
Approved, Nov. 10th. 1865.
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MAGNOLTA TXFERMART,

DIR. J. A. N SH, Author Of several p'Iu---
ical Works and Of more than twenty years 1At II.
in the treatment OF crTonle d ease OF eve. ~.
reopens hs Infrmary at Magnolia, ilAe ~
Miss, where he Is W TeceiTiug and ire a '7 .,-I
fully numoer Of cases, such as S,ruI'A, ..-.
FistUio, Poiypus, Syphilis. Chrome r, I, =.
Chronic Sore Eyes, Femate Di-eases &c I'll
is large and eommodiJus, anu every th Nv a,,.
made to make invaiids comfortable, aoi % a,s ..
them in the least possible time asa ~ u -.
can be ma g. He viii (pataufs desiring - ID
a cure in Cane. or any- external Cisease. ss =
Flesh Marks, Wens Notes Tumors &e., 'L.tss
siders durable his terms for board srd P..gD.- 5
cash but. moderate. Persons desiring fuftls'D-'
ton can address him al Magnolia, Miss.
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PROPOSITIOE.

Nothing ertenuate ar a'ght set a5laa ' -u-
Dr. Nash has agreed TO take class Of esai p.
young men Several of them engaged nov -
ami qualify them fora succe- siu ina lecfAi, ,.i
in four months time. II > moce ct teachi- 90,
combining practice with theory, demons"'Es Es =
same to the students as be pLogre'"5 .rE
guarantee to so fit and qualify csc. e., u
during the four mon hs that he will be aoe ',as
the expenses of the course IN three mon 5sJ
He furnishes rooms, fuel beds bedaDg ~ -
books for the students 10 read and inpa'' 80, 4.
stated G for three hundred dollars, one bi " ~
acceptance for the balance due a tfe c. ~ N
session 1t is desired that the class oo 70 b,- - s
mi5dle Of December. Persons desn'aB iv-..rr---s5
nation, G an have ii with all the Necessary '''
0y Addressing Dr' N~Sh' Il - J a. A. NASH, Nv
Nov oE ,-0r,
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The Hon. T. Darcy McGee, in speech,
made at Montreal last night, denounced
the Fenians as ravishers. Speaking OF the
anticipated invasion. he said: ITO the
banks would be the cry of one set; To
the converts, of the other. The hate of
Cain, the cupidity of Judas, and the lust
of Beiial, would be the justification of the
well sorted allies, for the objects of both
would be plumber, and of all outrage"
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HOUSE JOURNAL,
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, 1865
House met.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 29, 1860.
House met.
Prayer by Mr.. Hunter.
A message was received from the
Senate.
Mr. Levers from the committee on
propositions and grievances, to whom
asking the privilege OF being permitted
to sell spirits in the county of Scott, IN
this State without license, reported un-
favorably to the petition.
On motion of Mr. Levers the repor.
was received and agreed to.
Mr. Suratt on committee on claims to
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| No. 26.
An act to appropriate five thousand dol
...,raLnS, nE

An act to appropriate five thousand dol
lars for the purchase of ammunition.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis~
lature of the State of Mississippi, That
the Auditor of Public Accounts be, and
he is hereby authorized to issue his war
rant on the Treasurer, for the sum of five
thousand dollars, to be paid out of any
monies not otherwise appropriated, to
purchase ammunition for the use of such
military organizations as have legal ex-
istence.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
purchase and distribution of the said am
munition shall be under the direction of
the Governor.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Approved November 10th 1865.
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mo. 29.]

mo. %.
An act to provide pay for the fuohc
Printer in certain cases.
section |. Be it enacted by the Legs
,ot,,ro If the State of Mississippi. That
the Auditor of Public Accounts be au
tho,ized to issue his warrant upon the
Treasurer for the sum of seven hundred
and thirty-three dollars and forty cents,
to be paid out OF any money IN 'he
Treasury received from the Fr9ViSlolr S,'ar
Government, or other"lse, TO .. y oAa">
non Co., Public P.'''ters' elected at the W
nresent session ui tae Legislature, for
printinp done as per bills rendered to this
bate Which said bills shall be filed, when
receipted. in the Auditors Office, BY said
public printer and that this act take
effect and be- in force from and afler Its
Approved November Is, 1865.
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LAWS OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC ACTS.

No. %.
An act to allow compensation to judges
OF Probate in certain cases.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis>
lature of the State of Mississippi, That
the Judges of Probate OF the several coun
ties of this State, for administering oaths,
taking acknowledgements of deeds, and
all other services not arising in then
respective courts, in matters testamenta
ry and of administration, In minors busl
ness and attachment OF dover, IN cases o
idiocy and lunacy, aod- OF 'oaor
campus naentuS, shall be ,-~-Aano
and receive the same fees and perquisites
as are allowed by law to other officers il
this State.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That
this act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved Nov. oth, 1865.