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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-29

Il would be disgusting, says Quilp,
Il sere net so amusing, to observe
y sselusive airs Of ssne Of our
|issss vho have not passed their
)eas. II doa't like 10 ride in the
bsss-ears," said one n shese small
bissssrass 70 her eompaaics, - they
nssged from . car in Washinssoa
RssS; II can't bear 'em--shey ere
} ssmnsa - 0rscioss neaves pro.
pes Asr! viii she object - being
(assisa, BY sad bye. because we'd.
|aGs ere - esmmsa 2 Alas. little
pe6sss, ycu viii soon learn that the
~ things IN the world, a. veil as
(oay Of The worst, ere - common
ben what will yea 10 about il,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-29

WY ere gloves ssserslly unsslea.
Ne, Because they are KEEP, on
land.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Presidents Message.

We lay the Presidents Message entire before
our readers to day. 1t is an able and important
State paper, and will command the attention of
all who take any interest in political Affairs. In
the main we approve <he views expressed by the
President in regard to reconstruction. and trust
Congress will adopt no factous or illberal course
toward the late rebellious States, but admit with
out unnecessary delay all that have abolished
slavery and ratified the Constitutional amendment.
We have not room to state our reasons. but in
our opinion ii is the course dictated by wisdom
and sound policy. The Constitutional amendment
having been ratified by the requisite number Of
States, Congress will have full power to egislate
for the protection OF the freedmen should it be
deemed necessary. The admission TO seats in
Congress of persons from the Southern States who
cannot take the required oath is altogether anoth
er question. We doubt the propriety of admitting
any such blood stained rebels, at least for the
present. s' -.ls si.1-ti
The Presidents remarks upon our relations with
England and France and Mexican afflirs will be
commeaded by all prudent and peace-loring citi-
zens, though confess to feeling OF intense dis
gust toward both England and France. especially
the former, or their unjust course toward this na
ton during the progress of the rebellion, but the
President, occupying diheren, position from US
or any other private individual is, of course, inau
enced, as he should be, in his expressions, BY the
responsibilities of his station. sf'f
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
LCGISLATIVE.

No bills of general Importance have yet passed
the Legislature except those already mentioned
Temperance petitions continue to pour in from all
parts Of the State, but It is not probable that any
very stringent liquor law i'll be passed at this ses
sion. The bill to repeal the XiIIsh Article OF the
Constitution, or rather to submit the question TO
the people, failed By tie vote in the Senate, on
its third rending. .l
Judge Niles. OF Laporte, has introduced in the
Senate bill providing for the payment Of the
State debt.
An apportionment bill has been introduced. but
there is little probability Of its passage, owing to
the determined opposition Of the Democratic mem.
apPortonment - si.. .-f.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Healing the Sick
WITHOUT MEDICINE!
Of the Magnetic Healing Institute, Chicago,
Val be in Plymouth. Indiana, at the Ed
rards House. from Dec. 18Th 10
Dec. 25m, 1865.

r Da. HIGGINS practice is rKcuIIAR TO mN,ELF.
lie gives no medicine, but cures by new and
scientific method of practice discovered by himself
Although there are men who have the same mag
netc powers over diseases of the body and
mind. (some call it gift,) but few seem to possess
the power OF seeing at glance the cause OF dis
ease, and mt the same time the power 10 remove
IT. to such an extent over nearly all diseases. is
life and vitality passed from vigorous and healthy
body 10 weakly one. So powerful and natural
is this influence, tha: many have been restored to
health IN an incredibly short space of time, who
have for many years suffered from diseases which
rave been pronounced incurablc, and to whom
medicine has been administered With no good ef
feet. ~
There is nothing miraculous or supernatural
about this practice. Ii is based upon the most
strict principles of natural scienc e. and it is com
mended by many eminent physicians OF other prac
tce who have received treatment for themselves
aud families, and also recommend it to their pa
tients. e.. -t S
DR. HIceIys does no. profess to cure every case.
he gives no medicine, but relieves all pain al
most instantly.
il takes but few treatments by this practice to
cure almost any curable chronic disease; and so
powerful is the effect that many cases are cured in
few operations. Broken Bones, Dislocation.
Deafness, Curvature of the Spine, Paralysis and
Cancerous Tumors are exceptions. Diseases that
are the most certain OF being cured are:
Weak Eyes, WAX Spine, LOS Of Voice. Sammrr-
'ng, 81. Fhus Dance. Dyspepsia, Falling Of
fhe Womb, Weak Lungs. Bad Coughs,
Weakness Of Limbs, Diseased Liver,
kidneys, Heart, Diabefis. Mei-
lis, Nervous Di6ihfy, Rheu-
matism. Cataryh, DC. ....
PARALYSIS, which has been considered by
other Magnetic Physicians as incurable, can be
'cpred where circumstances are favorable, but re,
quires longer time.
CONSUMPTION, in its incipicnt stages. also
yields to this system. 1t is proper here to remark
that many persons who have cough have not the
Consumption Of The Lungs. although they may
have had treatment for such a disease.
Deafness, General Dropsy and Scrofula are the
most slow and uncertain. They are sometimes,
though rarely. cured, but always benefited.
Letters ofinquiry as to the possibility of success
in certain cases being numerous, il is here an
nounced that the Doctor cannot tell until he has
seen the patient
The Doctors charges are reasonable to those
who can afford to Day. Those too poor to pay
viii 'ts treated WITHOUT money and without price.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

Our poetical correspondent, Timothy Swillpail.
has stirred mp the wrath of the lame old gentle
man OF the Democrat. and he scolds at US like a
fury or hag, in his last issue and Sam joined in the
chorus with a characteristic. bray, after which he
INDUCED in his usual rcpast out of the swi lpai.
folded up his ears and retired to one corner Of his
pen to repose. We knew the poem would excite
the parsons ire. but had no idea it would have
such terrible effect upon him. Had he been in
reach of US when he first read it he would proba-
bly, have fourished his eruteh over our head. Ev-
en- yet We careful to keep out OF his reach lest
he should hurl his prayer book at MS. Come,
Squire, keep cool, and try to maintain the dignity
of your office. 49,
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

The Squire has turned poet and writes under
the name of"DEvIL." No one will dispute with
him about the appropriateness Of the soutriquet,
though, we presume, he did not mean to say he
was 'Old Nick" himself,-only one of his legiti
mate children. and heir e1pectant of the throne.
Why don't he let his tail hang out occasionally
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
LADIES' LIST
Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell
Real Estate. 4k

State Of Indiana MARSHALL County Court ofCommeH Pleas
Notice is hereby given that George iliams admini.-
TRAITOR Il the o Joseph Fr de- eased has filed his
Petition to sell Real Estate Of the dsceen hi. personal
being insufficient pay his debts aud that said petition
viii e heard at the next Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county. JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Dec. II, ls55.-7t3 .rE-.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

BILE that those who devote their labornnd iiycs to
Tue bUiness ofinstruction know best what bat ar
ransenent should be- r.
81 rrnARr rxEncrst ts' y Y
Daring the MT term On eiforHhas been Hade to
secure a growth Of ability the part of the pu-
pills, by encouraging and requiring them TO prepare
and present exercises in essay writing and decla-
nation. 0urreRorts in this direction have been
cpwned withksohe gratifying results; bdt we have
fallen very far short of securing that proficiency,
that lore for and that interest in those exercises,
oh the part. of most of papils which 1heir age
and opportunities ought to have produced. Mich
as may have been accomplished by the blessings o.
God, during the past term. We hope, during the
coming bya consihtfsnce OF the same blessings, 90
be abe'to do much more. Much 'remains to be
done inlthis community, both among citizens and
pupils. before our people will fully re~i.e theim-
porance OF education, or the benefits arising from
properly conducted and properly sustained free
schools. In this labor all good citizens and phi
lanthrOpists are invited TO join. l't-. 'rtn
Allow me to return to you my sincere thanks
for the courtesy and kindness which has ever char
acterized your conduct toward me, sincs became
sojourner in your pleasant village. ft.- 'o q
1 have the honor to be, -t-r's -.t.-
Your obedient servant. 'aiI f',
r d. d. LUKE, Principal.
TABLE a,
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
UNITED STATES JOURNAL.
Volume EleVenth.

-
Thispopular Journx hieh with tho
Working Farmer at the beginning OF the propose
to again publish, ON the eighth day Of January,
1880, in separate forIn- 1t Will be issued every
week. and devoted to Family,a well ~ agricultural
rcadfhg Esffnunbcr will be hsndson nsey ihsfecf and
contain f,fei3 Nercs wherein rho prurint tnthncts
of modern pictorial fiction will be avoided, and high
maintained At least eight iarec foifo hecs
than twice the SIG Of those of the orking FaIar.
will be filed with thu ktst arelcs and items grioul
ture horticulture, florrnlftre Landscape Gardenihe,
The News, etc. and thus thorerura readers, who
patient with the nfrquent visits Of monthly maya
zine viii be supplied every week with the LATEST agrieuI
the Prices Current, the Of the
full reports Of the debscs Of the Issfrs
CisJ, and the literary which
the Joursal inya,lnble TO the household. win sunnya
place which !, ffloi Ly ssy paper published in the
Empire solicit she public ltbe
patfebage which it will bcOdr assidous merit
Ii will likewise be aim To chronicle all new inves-
tions and in the appliance Of Agriculture,
and present in columns engravngs of such machines
and implements promise TO be permanently valuable
TERMS-S2,J so per annum; s2 90 in clubs Of 10
Single numbers cepts- Specimen Dumbsrs yrss
Premumi1Ont terms to oanvs.scrs '6r the Unitsf
Slf.s Journal will bo the those Of the Hsrks
and subscriptions for either will be ted
in number required for the Premiums onersd ia the
abore table. hderesstho publishers,
VIM. L. ALLISON & CO.,
Nos. IZf and 126 Nassau street. New York:
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

OST ON THE PREMISES OF Ell
IL IHC MORRIS, in Union township, on the lst day
Of November 1865 dark colored Morocco book contain
ing ss in ereenback three notes Of hand payable
70 the undersgnedone jacob Flora for $500, due
the lst Of April 1866 On Thomas Hougton for $500,
due the 10th fPr 1896, and the other John Hay for
50, due sorn- two years since.
The finder will be literally rewarded by returning sad
notes TO the subscriber leaving them where he will get
Them AL Persons hereby notified trade for
ssid notes as payment has been stopped. 4
F. Dec. Z, ls65-3t" OLIVER MORRIS.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
STATE OF INDIANAIA
Marshall County.

In the Marshall Circuit Court, February Term, 1895.
Orpha Le Baron, n 10 - a..- -.tTs ita
Complaint for Divorce. s'-
>HE Pianun in tho above entitled by her aitor
II ney has fled In my Office her complaint against the
desndan and appearing by the affidavit Of compstent
person that the defendant James NJ LIE Baron is
resident Of the State Of Indiana he is therefore notified
ofthe pendency complaint against him, and unless
he appear and emur thereto ct the calling Of
said the of Of said 0eu, to
be began aud held at the Court Hose in the town Of
Plymouth the second Monday Of February, 1885, said
complaint, ana he and things therein contained
aud aedgcd will 10 heard and determined in his absence
- 80. - ;. J0HN-G. CCSHMkN,
by J. d y KLISGER, Dvp.Clerk .
Philips & Johnsdn. Pitts Atty
Doc. II, 1S65-st3 -nfl VI. - .r4
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
TABLE c,
New Advertisements.

/ ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Plymouth, State of Indiana the
Iith day Of December 1855
TOcb;an any ofthesretters the nrplica must call
for adsertsed letters give the date Of this nd
cent for advertising.
1fnot called for within month, they will be sent TO
the Dead Letter Office.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
lati, Peru and Chicago
THE WORKING FARMER.
FOR fs86-voI. Eighteenth.
ENLARGED AND FINELY ILLUSTRATED.

By WM. M. ALLISON n Co.
IA Mos.-32S PIP. qto.-.for One Dollar.
SPECIAL CoSTornuroKs-Pref. James J. Mspes, p T.
Quinn, Es9a f. Dodge, Mrs. n. McConnaughcy, and
other distinguished writer's.
This long established Agricultural Journal. the largest
Dollar publication of the world should be taken BY
farmer in the United States, and this end
send it, enlarged to "a pages Fourteen for One Dol
lar that is iron the present time the close 1866 To
those who send 10 for postage also
cfour premium plate--MeTTy Making ia tie old
Irsiden lincoln and his Cabinet large photographic pic
tures Of Gems. Grant and Sherman, the Srag Tar-or
Oporto Grape Vine To Canyasscrs who raise Clubs
subscribers to the Farmer, offer the following liberal
premums-a good articles and sent directly from the
ma anufactuIers.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Showing the total enrolment.


Showing the number of pupils pursuing the diff
erent branches of study in each department Of the
schools
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
, Colonel Z. Powell,
Shaver and Mairdrcsser.

Shaving, shampoopg snd Hairdre sing done, in the
neatest and most Fashionable style. skp OVER Bnck
Toon's Hardware store. foct276i-52tf
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Executors Sale.
VIM. L. ALLISON & CO.,

Notice is hereby given that tn. undersigned Executor
Of the estate of Samrl YOhn, late of Marshall county,
Indians. decd, will -H at rs15iic sai highest bid
der, Friday, Decesxber 22d, 1866, all his
pereona property, not taken 10y the WIDOW consisting "
One yoke Of Oxen, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Farming,
Utensils, Household AMI Kitchen Furniture &c :
TERMS. .ASiv months credit will be given on all
dollars. by purchasers giving with
approved security wsvin yauatiun and appraisement
laws drawing interest from date; all Of three dI
lars and under cash in hand Sale to 10 -
clock a. m o said ,lay. HENRY HANES,
Jausrs q. Parks. AIRY for estate. Executor.
Nov 80, ls65-njtJ
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
DAILY AND WEEKLY.


Ths wear 1865 il destDcd to lie ss marked an era in
the civil Adjustment of eur great cou that of 1868
will be in it. military settlement field fui, OF
strange and dangerous difficulties, will have bsen entered
npon e great problem Of restoring the nation onr
Stses and directing their action The
and social connection brosen tI the mar and
rebuilding the frame work of secsety from which the ao
ion OF slavery has torn out the foundatioDr leaving
history rebuild at the ruins of and socai
revolution Is the task Of 1866. No intelligent Of any
he can only crafty through the press is an altice OF
prime necessity in every household. The newspaper s
the great educator Of the age and il conducted in the in
public virtue Is ts principal safeguard of liberty
and law
-a THE JOURNAL
EAST OR WEST, ia the Of Is other
reading matter. 1t aims to always give
The Latest News,
TELEGRAPu OTHERWISE.
To do this has involved great effort and expense but has
been more than rewarded by great increase Of patrons
Addrous have I en- made 90 the CORP. OF Editors Re-
and Correspondents and the coming wintert will
furnish reliable ard early reports from all parts Of the
country as well as from the National Capital.
Our Market Reports
Are PREPARED with view to accuracy and reliability and
are sufficiently comprehensive TO meet the wants Of
and sellers in all departments Of trade,
In short. cndeavors. in every department of THE
JounSIL directed the great object giving the
people f0
A Sound, Comprehensive and Re-
liable Newspaper. s.4 Ez
TERMS-Payable I'm Advance.
Notwithstanding the increase in the price Of white
papOr the subscription to THr JoUESAL will not he in
creased bat will be furnished the old per year
folows
DAILY JOURNAL.
To carriers, agents, ard news dealers. per
/ To regular subscribers, when delivered by
BY mail, payable in advahce,) per year. .Sl2 0C
" F" one month. l 2.
4" three months 3 q
1 six months 6 OF
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
One copy, one year. 50 O(
Ten copies or mole, TO one person, one year,
each copy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l q.
Twenty copies or more, Ito one person. ono
| year, each copy. .................... J'
An extra copy will be given to the getterup o
each club of twenty. and ono copy OF the Daily t.
the getter up OF club of fifty, all sent to one per
/ son.
! Each of the above clubs will be addressed to on,
person on the wrapper. with no names of subscri
bcrs on the papers.
Additions can be made to clubs at any time a
the above rates.
HOLLOWAY, DOUGLASS & CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
decli-7t3I
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
PREMIUMS.

Gold Fen and Silver Pencil Case.
Photograph Album valued al ] ~. =
Welster's Dictionary, 80 edition.
Photograph Album, retail price, 400.
10 Cooley, Peterson o Arthur's Magazine, I VT.
IL Ives Attachment for Kerosene Lamps, 80.
IA Webster's Dictionary, SIS edition.
Is First three, or four later vols Working Far
mer neatly bound in paper ocvers. -
20 Agricultural Books or other publications TO
the amount Of $40.
40 Ives Patent Kerosene Lamp and fixtures, 80
~ Universal Clothes Wringer. price $40. r.--
20 Nine volumes Working Farmer, neatly bound
in paper covers.
Psss sSsssHsps mpshiI RSa% %sfhins 4arfs s Relief.
30 llarrington's Seed Scwer, price SIS.
80 Mapes' Lining Sub soil Flow, SIS.
30 Universal Clothes Wringer, rricc Sl2.
40 Webstcr's Unabridged Picto1 Dictionary Si2.
IS Wheeler wilson's No. l Sewing Machine
cemplete With Hemmer; rrice s55 80 q : .
90 Melodecn Ibcst -Four 0ctavel s65.,s IT,,
's no Whselsr Wilson'S No. I Sewing Machine
Silver plated with Hemmcr oonipIerts SaSs.
l6o Wheeler Wilson's No. Sewing Machiue
tfi." silver plated, fuli case Of polished Rose
- $50 Ak schoiarshin N Bry,a,pt. ,,t str,,ton -,
comfaercia OelRges at NJ vi Bt,ffa To- Se
200 Decker & Co.'s Piano, 7-Octa-. Round Corn
fss'e ers, equal TO Stcin8ays 500 piano, sJ75.s
fERMS-0nc dellar year in advance; so cents In
e. sent ON ssTlIicatienI tiuia may come finn JsTSf ~
post-oices. subscribers in Canada aud British Nrrtb
America hne9 repit 70 ceu sxsta 20 prepay American
postage. Address :, -
WA. L. ALLISON 4. co., Iss Nassaa ST., n Y.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Diseases sef tho -5trsoa, Stiaisel AID =
Urinary .Susfetns

MEw aud reliable trsai ment-n reports Of tire How
lV ARD ASS0CIATION-sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge address SgILLIs HaEs%
fos Howard Association, Ne. South Ninth Phil
adelphis, Penn. lnl5wly
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

Pittsburgh, FIT Wayne and Chicago.
On and aer Nov 10, 1862 trains will leave Stations
daily Sundays excepted, follows Train leaving Chi
cago at $50 p. M, leaves daily
TRAINS CLING WEST.
E1rRn,s, EIrRrss MAIL. KIrErm
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Pianos, Pianos.
ORGANS, ORGANS.
MelOdians, Melodians-

The question j, onen asked BY persons Who about
purchasing Piano, Organ Melodian, where get
the best and the lowest figures, We would say all
such that agent for the
Best and most Of the Standard make OF
Pianos I'm America.
Among the many makers we sell the cer-
ebrated +. G. Lightc dD Co., VIM. Knabe4
& Co., Hallet, Davis g. Co.. Hazelton &
Bros, |. & G.. Fischer, G.. A. Miller &
Co, l. Chickcring,; kurtZmsn d Huire,
Mcneil, McPhail or Star Piano, and otls
er Boston and New York Manufacturers.
MS. wen
We sell the far famed S. ID. & III. w.
Smiths, Princes, Mason d Hamlin's.
MELODIANS.
We sell S. ID. & H. W. Smiths, c.
Peloubts, A. c.. Chase's Princes Ma L
son d Hamlin's and others.
ness, and will agree any the above
that you may select on frrr.f
BETTER TERMS
THAN you .oiS'rossrBLY BUY ELSEWHERE.
We Warrant oil Of our Instruments
.uarfpr EVE YEARS. sFuss
To Churches, Clcrsymen, &C., LARGE DISCOUNT
Give me Fall before buying any one and be satisfied
that sou can purchase Of nae at nom
10 to 20 perscent Cheaper than any a
= other man in the West
.s1otaj7ror4 C..WHIfM0REN , Q
i. GRx'L AGENT AT LARGE.
OFFICE in E. Paul's Boot Snoe Store.
PL YMoBfH,- frf.
November %, ,lses-pttts "a tGg7H aH
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14

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Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-14
Notes Lost.

WASHINGTON, December 4, 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11
"a FEW IMPORTANT FACTS IN PICARD TO
he "SoHthern Hepatic Pills.

IL. They are prepared from the best quality of Medi
res by the discoverer, now aged Minister of the
Bspel, and safe.
p. They have been known for years and tested by
Rspusands.
3. Five hundred persons are known to have been
red by them.
Ia. They not recommended by the proprietor for
erythng, but only for diseases which arise from dis
-deEed iivers. ---
IS Directions and certificates accompany each box
ID these certificates from well known and most
kspectable individuals.
E@6 Correspondents recommend them good for Liv-
Disease ,tChills and Fevers, Pneumonia, Jaundce,
Dyspepsia, Bilious Fevers, Bilious Rheumatism,
orms, Plurisy, Bronchitis &c.
ksfls has been to them annual saving of from 90
kfed to the public.
rs. Some physicians of the highest standing prescribe
Fem to their patients, and hundreds of boxes have
zen sold to,regular practitioners.
20 During the last quarter 1850 boxes have been sold
y two Druggists, in South Carolina, and one in
Eerth Carolina, and some time ago over 1900 boxes
lsre ordered by Druggists in town in Virginia,
Price So box. For $50 dozen boxes will be sent
S any address. $3.50 per gross. very liberal dis
'9unt to Druggists and country dealers. Cash {uew
surrency} to accompany orders.
GEORGE W. DEEMS.
Goldsboro', N. c.
For sale in Charlotte by Dr. Scarf aud by DR.. Hutch
e5E, Lincolnton by S. P Sheriff.; in Shelby by R.
ltonebarger in Concord by T. Reid; and by Druggists
snerally.
jSeptember 20, 1864.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-11
or deduction of The ad yalorom tax


Sec. T. That when property. real or personal mas
been injured destroyed by the enemy or the ownfa
thereof has been temporarily deprived OF the use
thereof or in the case of real estate of the means
of cutiyatng the same, by the reason OF the pos
session proximity of the enemy the assesse -
on such property may be reduced in Proportioh 70
the damage sustained by the owner, or the tax as
sessed thereon may be reduced in the same rauo 9y
the District collectors satisfactory evidence SUI
mitted to him by the owner or assessor:
Sec. 8. That the Secretary of the treasury on
the recommendation of the Board OF Ponce county
courts, such other county district or PARISH ul-
bunal as may be prescribed by the State collectors
respectively. transmitted through said collectors Is
hereby authorized suspend the collection OF taxes
due, imposed by this or any other or future
acts in those districts where depredations have been
committed by the enemy, in cases OF individuals ID
such districts, where, in his Judgment the resources
of the tax payer asking such suspension have been
so seriously damaged destroyed as to render the
payment of taxes impossible or excessively opRres-
sive such suspension to be revocabe at the pleasure
of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Adopted Feb. 1865