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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-06-29


MiscEGESATIoNrsTs The Watertown
Owls. } Republican, Says thpt last Friday
the usual quietness Of our main street
was suddenly disturbed BY the arrival Of
two colored gentlemen from Lake Mills,
with a white woman hanging on the arm
Of each. One couple were married, and
accompanied the other for the purpose
Of being present OF their bridal. Judg-
ing from the appearance Of the unmar-
ried couple, as they marched up through
the streets, we should think on this oc-
casior, at least, true love really ran
smooth. They at once proceeded to tho
Justices Office, followed by crowd apx-
ious to witness the ceremony, at which
the woman seemed surprised, and in
quircd the reason of it, saying that when
She married her first husband there were
not so many present. Squire Ducasse
gave them few words of advice and de-
clined the honor Of tying the knot, when
the woman declared she would not mar
~ white man If she had TO travel
thousand miles, at the same time tapping
the ebony cheek Of her betrothed, and
be approVingly uncovered bis ivories.---
After several fruitless attempts TO pro-
cure the services Of some proper indi-
vidual they left, saying something about
his being copperhead town.
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ACARD.

HAVING TAKEN OUT AUCTI0NEER,S
Ill LICENSE for Montgomery county, as
required By the ''Internal Revenue Act, = the
undersigned will attend to business in his line
in auy portion of this or adjoining counties.
His charges will be moderate. He solicits
share of the public patronage. =
Letters addressed to him, at Poolesyille.
10 n1I Is IL ALEX. DADE.
mar l0-3m
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AUCTIONEERING.

lanes W. BOSWELL respectfully tenders
sD his services to the citizens of Montgomery
county as Auctioneer. From his long expert
ence in selling, he feels confident that he will
be able to render general satisfaction.
He has taken out the necessary LICENSE
for this business, and therefore all sales will
bs legal.
He will attend to sales in any part of the
county and his terms will be such as cannot
fail to please. All orders addressed to him al
Rockville, Darnestowu, or Poolesville, viii be
promptly attended to. - 80 Gdec i4--tf
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ly strove my uts.lms
gofs Of war, in every paus, 9, conflict
seeking, if possible, to treat for peace.
Numbers Of those already practically
pardoncd, ire those who, at The Begin
ming, urged that the black flag should
be hoisted, and the struggle made one Of
desperation. Believing the States TO be
each sovereign, and their union volunta-
ry, had learned from the fathers Of tile
Constitution that State could change
its form of government, abolishing all
which had previously existed; aud my
only crime has been obedience to this
conscientious conviction - ~ ia
Mr.. Davis denies that secession is
treason, and quotes Burke's query of
g how an indictment against a whole
people can be framed, 7 and Yattel, that
when nation separates into new parts,
each setting upa government, their quar-
rel should be settled as though it were
o difference between two separate ma
tons" Approving the conciliatory pol
icy, he remarks that if it had not been
for the liberal policy Of Grant, 'shis
people would have continued the war Q
year longer"
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Vol....XI..-:N

supplies from the Doctors
prison regulations heswf
use n knife and fol
were Inspected by tn,
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abraided broad patches Of skin from th,
parts they touch Can you devise n,
means to pad or cushion them, so tia
when I drag them along they may no
chafe me so intolerably /? My limbs hav'
SO little flesh on them, and that so veal
as to be easily lacerated. 2 3aee Va
That afternoon the Doctor reported
to General Miles, urging that the con
tinued irritation of the letters wal
Contemplating whatever medicines nigh
be given. 6 't'' s''
On the Goth he found Mr. Davis ii
bed, complaining of intense debility
but could not point to any particular
complaint, The pain in bis head had
however, after leaving him il. the night
been brought back by the noise of work
men employed that morning in taking
down wooden doors and putting ifol
grating between his cell and the adioin.
ing room, 50 that he could at all tim
be seen by the sentries in the
room as well as by the twr
friends who were the unspeat
panions of his solitude
On the 9th found the patti
weak and responding, and hav
kept awake all night by the So
the storm. ~ @
On the 2Sth, five da-
shackles were put on, they
off. The Doctor called at 2
Immediately on entering, Mr.
rose from his seat, both hnnds ex,
and his eyes filled with tears.
evidently about to say sonnet"
checked himself, or was CT
rush of emotions, and sat do
bed. aa@ sl' ~
From June to November va
counts representative Of dete
health, and his frequent protes,
the rigor and indignity of his TT
as the head of six millions Of peo
prisoner refused impartial tfial
9Th, the torment of his head v
he feared he must lose his NJ
his memory, vision and
impaired. June 18th. g
learning that the pacip
sentinels in his room at
Mr.. Davis and prey
gaoe orders hat Mep
ease during their5H
DAY.
We
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Misses Dugan & Valleys
SEMINARY llg9IRl YOUNG LADIES.
Rockville, Md.


THR DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
a will commence on the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, aud
parents are requested to enter children at the
commencement Of the session.
TERMS,
Per len months: payable quarterly in adranee:
Board and Tuition, per 10 months, $3.50 90
MusIc-Piano Forte, per / / weeks, IL 90
Guitar and Melodian do : IL 90
Use of the instruments do 90
Painting, per II weeks, - 400
Day-Scholars, lstand I'd classes do z 90
go % 'ail Sd and 4th q do 6 90
Fuel, per 10 months, 90
Having secured the services of TWO AID
OPTIONAL TEACHERS, the Ladies of the
Seminary take this opportunity to inform
their numerous friends and patrons, that they
will now be able to accommodate a greater
number of pupils, and carry on their school
on much larger scale.
No DayaScholar~ received for, less than ten
months.a No deduction made for absence, I'M
less in cases Illness.
aug 4-tf u At4f8fE ff
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A CARD.
Livery 81 Sale Stables.
'a2 ROCKVILLE, MD.

ca ~ The subscriber having leas-
~zA ed the commodious Stables
of Mr.. b. Cooley, in Rock
u eEvile. would respectfully in
form the citizens Of the village and the public
generally that he is prepared to take Horses
at Livery, by the month, week, or day. He
also keeps Horses and Buggies for Hire and
HORSES FOR SALE. His terms will be
very moderate.
Persons arriving in the stage, and wishing
to be sent to any portion Of the county, can
be accommodated, by calling on the under
signed. a9
By strict attention TO business, and deter
mination to please, he hopes to receive a libe-
raj share of the public patronage.
april 27-3m VIM. H. COOLEY.
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apr3-d6w tue, thu, sat
financial ano GommtrtiaI.
Monetary Affairs.

NEW YoRK, April 2.
The Commercial says the stock market is
excited but vacilating. A strong bear clique
in anticipation Of the tendencies of the money
| market, is still hammering, the market,
chiefly through the sales of Erie, under which
the price fell this morning to 10; closing at
II decline. Strong efforts, however, are
made to resist these operations by the bull
side, and with some success. Michigan
Southern is cent higher, and Rock Island
25. Fort Wayne contains weak, and fell 1
cent. Government Stocks are less active
and rather weak sos are lower; SIS of
1861 fell off 1 10-40's - 30's are steady.
Gold continues excited the short inter
est contracted some days ago being yet I'M
settled. Some of the leading operators are
endeavoring to keep gold scarce in order to
squeeze the shorts, and it would seem prob
able that the price must be kept up until the
contracts are settled Some large amounts
we're offered this morning by leading brok-
err; but the offers were neutralized by bids for
larger sums. The market is, however easier.
loans being more made at II and Il per day
interest Foreign exchange is dull
There is little enquiry for Bankers bills,
and the rates are nominal at 1864 @ 1864
for sixty days sterling, and $50 q $500 for
Long Frances. The increased demand for
money experinced on Saturday afternoon is
apparent this morning; also the out flow of
funds to the interior which generally oc-
ours in April, appears to have set in already,
and balances in the banks and private bank
ers an gradually working down. A lead
ing Broad street broker is also understood
to have been q heavy borrower. supposed for
bear effects, and the result of the combined
movement is that the rate on cnll loans is gen
orally mn tn e nor cont diacnnnf. also orn
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ST. Louis Live stock Market.


from Democrat-Narch alst.l
Receipts of beeves in no wise ahate. and there
seems to be good demand for all that arrive
The sales To day and those OF yesterday were not
as great as the receipts by long way, and if this
state of things is to continue few days more
mand and prices are satisfactory to holders
Sheep are saleable. but lower figures are taken by
holders. Mich COWS continue to be in good de-
mand. and in horses and mules fair business 10
doing The weather was shore genial to-day and
appearances Indicate warmer spell.
| CArrLE.-Receipts during the past twenty four
hours have amounted to 400 head. There are q
good many yet remaining over unfold in the yards,
but prices remain pretty firm. Sales were made
at from 10 cents.
Hoes.-Receipts 800 head. There WAS more
demand and sales were quite brisk at fair rates
Sales we're made ut e to So.
SHERr.-Receipts 200 head. There is a fair de-
mand at lower rates for ordinary, with sales at
50 50a4 SO.
Mich Cows.-There il no abatement in the
demand. There were sales Of 20 head with calves
at an average Of SIS per head.
HoRsEs AxD MARks.-There is nothing new in
the aspect Of the market. Ea1cs to-day number
So head, It from s. to 4io5 per head.
MuLEs.-There has been fair demand, and
sales by auction and BY private sale have amount
ed TO - head for the past twenty -four hours at
from 500 to $225 per head.
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MARKERS NJ TELEGRAPH


II Uhaeage Aaxkst.
By TsserrnAl CusAso, APRIL 4
There was~ssy little bustsss tsasasesd on char -
to-day on accosst Of tbs slsetoa - os for Beard Of
Trads for ths snsaing year.
ProySion narksE stae nAnt and nominal.
Pssh 4 Hold q ~ 7s09a ara buyers Oasr - 80
+ - lot OF bbls extra ness bssf changed hands
at Sls o. Lard Il held - l6s for stsan rsadssed
Thsss issons psealaatve isquiry Sos What, bat -
sensal change IN saluss. eales No Spring. in rssu
lar houses It non q -. elosins II u 230l Is
Small lots h rscspss IN Northwestern cold u 81 %
and on worth sids = q ~ No Spring quiet, ssoo3c
for Winter and fsesh receipts.
Corn dull With trihing sales Of No. At AZ D43c and
Of rejected q $50.
There 10 nothing whatever Going IN Oats fresh
ceipts Of No. At 24l40343< and No. It 2l921kc.
| Barley and Rye inactive and present dull Il u
impossible to give reliable quotations
Timothy seed b firm and higher, with sales OF good
to choice At g 5o1375 Glover Seed quiet at IS COO
6 Is.
Bes Cattle dull and heavy, buyers and sellers being
widely apart in their views. sales light from
81 ~ 90 for common and steers ;t6 Is q 20
for metum good packing strsrs. and at from - o00
IS for fair u gosd shippiaE becves
/ Live logs and Oh ep duh and easier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

LiVsAP00t, March Il.
LONDON MosEr MaaKIf.-A gloomy feeling pervaded
the Stock Exchange the goth. the principal cause
being war like ramors IRON Germany and distrust
ated By the scaLdslous exposure the Joint stock Dit
count Cnmpany's Affairs. Al the close howsver more
favorable accounts from Germany caussd slisht i'm.
provemeut and Oonsuls closed at s6kes7. The do
rand { discount was comparatively moderate. The
rate remains Ut 8 per cent
Toe Cotton market ON Monday 6rm 1t full prices
but Tueeday, under very high receipts, b~ean fat
end generally pricea were "a per pound Low Mid
ding Sod !; sales Of the t~o days 1loe0 bales.
DasApsfu11s-Wakeaeld, Noah Co., and Richard.
Spence Go. report Flour dull and tending down.
ward wheat very quiet, but quotations unchanged !;
winter red I0s csntal.
Corn nrmer and in fair demand mixed ~ "a per
40 II.
fAovlslcHs-ugiaad, A. Co. and BYucs : II. re-
Dsrs besf qsise sd shsAs easisr; eosk rsuas Am
sssds dsoesias; Lard very aall and abost - nwse.
inter s'o~ chssss Arn, ~ Ans 1Alsv 10 49,
fe1s de0aod = lasa rnass
Asun -ness Assana pet>s etsA. ~
esops. o. - nlssf aaetsss, ~ ses,Ay. s~s rs
1ssGn 1Soee10 - aaasa
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New York MAKket.
By Telegraph Nrw IoRK, April 2
Cosson--nnlI shade lower. 4O@s1ISr Tor msddIing.
Flour Dali and heavy without decided change : Is
o. IS for Extra State IS 2s 90, 6soll oofor trade
brands. Market closes quiet.
whhky-oniet !; ,aies At 2ei@o22 y.
Western Wheat quiet; hoid-rs firm miiisrs insist
upon materially ersi-r price oii No Milwaukee 81 81
Rye quiet and heavy state SIC; an outside price.
Barley held 30 I'd higher. which has aseksd
tiona.
Barley Malt dull Corn quiet snd firm fair demand
'oaT6 for unsoabd 7sAIs for sound mix. Western IN
stor. aud d-vefsd 20 for whiie Western and SEC for
sound yeilos.
Oats slais frner; ss5as fsr new western, s4a5s
r old do.
Coare iul!, Rio a: lazais. sugar steady: Mases-ado
at loissl3i8 s5s boxes Havana at fil. Mols.sts dali
Petroleum steady crude as12si1 and soasolz
fined in toad.
Ptrk unsettled and ioweo: So s.3as l7< for new
NEE. closing At IL % ;4A 7tGss for old do and 8 u
25a. % prime; alec s45o bis for April.
May and jane delivery, sellers eption al ses sde6 Is
T.'s stock Of old AID April l.t 1861 % 7.a bai.
dote month IS bills, date last rear
$3.50 bis
Beef market dri at previous prices Total stock beei
April ls $50 y Sol packages; eas- last month";
- ls9 pkrs date last year, So SIS rkEs. Beet
bans u,oie,ate demand S36a.--
raoon xas.t: iss&alsc for Cumberland 49, q
49, er long ribbed.
Cut meat. quiet; lil4al2s4 for shoulders, and 1871
0is1tfe hons.
Lard heavy ,'s1xGl7e.
Blu ter qn., a, 25 Is fer Ohio and 4oaso for State
Cheese dull ls122
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Chicago Lanber Market.
CalcAso, April z
The upper qushuo Of Lumber held With consid-
sabie Arnssss bat eomnou and coazse grsdss are doll
and dropping.
Shingles ssssdy; Yard prizes . foilows: Rirss
clear ~. ~ and inch per so06o,; second clear
~ ~ ssd inch per \ ssseoo; third clear ~, "
and inch per t5oa55 third clear inch per 81
45 Select wagon boz boards Is inches and ups
per N SO D35 /; 4 stock board Is inch per II t2oD
2s stc boards, IL inch per n. 3220'A; nrsf and
second clear oe rirg together vide seasoned
clear per N. SIS; common nocring y16ss: matched
ard essed flooring $3.50 %; f,st and SIC nd
clear dres. ID sizing s2o32o; siding dressed
t2aG2a; common boards and fencing. 316eai7 j. hts
scantling and TIMBER 12iol8 eet tle1. jost scapt-
ling and timbers IL feet s2oH22; Joists scant ne
timber, g. ~ and ~ feet sasa . tmbe-s 20 fest and
over, $50 . IS Gull boards tlaSn. A. o. star saved
sbingles s. 25a5 so; Lsth 81 .59 s.; common fence
split cedar pess SIS DIS round cedar poss inch small
end 80; round cedar posts eineh small end IS round
cedar posts inch snail end 20; round CEDAR posts
inch small end 81 by load North Western R. r
where be switched, 1t any depot, star
shaved shingiesst s5ab 90; LAth. A. - 90.
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How refreshing the April showers: they
neurish into life the opening buds, and renew all
vegetation. But yet it is time of the year when
there is great danger Of taking Cold from exposure
to the weather. Goes Cough Balsam is excellent
for Coughs and Colds, Sore Throat, and all Pulmo-
nary Complaints.
sNhile Goes Dyspepsia Cure is invaluable in
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all diseases of the
stomach and bowels.
anr3. az v the Tim sat
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j. C. Curtis & Co., are to modest to do
their own putting, but would like to say to
this community (confdentially) that they have
received their Spring stock of goods. SO
nice in style, so good in quality, and so re-
markably cheap, they feel like letting the
world know that cotton is no longer King
They would like to ennumerate prices, but as
they have above limited, their modesty pre-
vents. Go and see for yourselves, they are
confident that after examination you will do
the putting for them. apr. 1-tf.
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PERsoSAL.-We were pleased to see yes
terday that our friend NJ. Alexander is sat
home in evident good health and spirits.
Our excellent friend, Rev. D. Lane Of
Eddyville is In the city.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, late pastor Of the Uniia-
rian society here, spent the Sabbath in this
| city.
Henry L. Morrell, of Van Buren, county,
the gallant Adjutant of the First Iowa Caval-
ry is in the city.
Our friend Henry, of the Memphis Rereiue
looked into our sanctum yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

AN article in the Memphis Post says that
the many warm and personal friends Of H.
Clendening, late Lieut.. Colonel Of TIE Goth
L. S. c. l., will be pleased to learn that the
proceedings and finding of the court martial
which dishonorably dismissed him from the
service, about year ago, has been unequivo-
cally revoked by the Secretary Of War, as I'M
warranted and unjust
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

THE Buena Vista ferry is now running reg
ularly. and the travelling public will have no
trouble in getting prompt attention as long as
Mr.. Prouty has charge of it.
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RIVER NEws.-The levee assumes brisk
appearance. There we're several arrivals and
departures of steamers yesterday. The rapids
are becoming slightly obstructive.
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We are pleased to learn that Mr.. JAS.
BLAIR, an old and wellknown citizen oil
Keokuk. has been appointed turnkey of the
Penitentiary at 1T. Madison.
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We are indebted to our active friend, Mr..
A. Watson, of Uniontown, No., for fne
club OF subscribers to our weekly. Will not
more of our friends do likewise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

CoSfEcT1oNERy-See card Of Mr.. J. A.
Essig, manufacturer Of plain and fancy can
dies. Mr.. Essig is a well-known dealer,
keeps good establishment and is worthy of a
large share of public patronage.
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CAuTIoy.-Those using the Red Jacket are
warned to beware Of impostions and counter
feits. The proprietors are dong their ut
most to protect the public against counter.
| feits. Each bottle has a private Z. S. Reve-
nue. stamp over the cork, and the proprietors'
name, Bennett, Peters If Co., blown in the
bottle. DIV 1t.
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MEssRs g. W. SNYDER & Co., of New
York, offer, through our columns this morn
ing, chance for somebody to make a hand.
some profit on small capital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

SEE the card of Oliver Ditson Co. Their
musical publications are always excellent.
That referred to in our columns will no doubt
be o favorite with the musical world.
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That Concert, by the Sabbath School, st
Rev. Mr.. Crittenden's Fourth Street Church.
last evening, was very pleasant affair. Ttp
little folks had under the diligent superinten-
dence of Mr. II. S. Howell and their teachers,
been thoroughly drilled, and they acquitted
themselves very handsomely.
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The TURNER'S Association have postponed
their Easter Ball, on account Of the election,
from Monday to tuesday, April Sd, in the
Estes House hail. Tickets only to be had
of the members, or at Mr.. Guttman's cigar
store, Rothert & Sons hardware store or of
DIR. A. Weisman. Tickets S1,00 without
SINNER 2t
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DRowSEp.-One Of the deck hands Of the
Jennie Deans fell into the river while wash
ing the wheelhouse of that packet, when
lying at our levee Sabbath afternoon, and
was drowned. The officers of the board
offered reward for the recovery of the body,
and search for it was made, unsuccessfully
however.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

Jusr received, by E. X. Hart. A fine
assortment of ladies', misses and childrens
custom made shoes, for sale at small profits.
Apr32t
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IRoN-PHosPHoRus-CAL three best
Inoen Tonics, skilfully and elegantly combined
in an ambcr-coored cordial. beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the taste, and accepta-
BILE to the stomach IN Caswell, Mack Il Co.'S
Ferro- Phosphorated Elirir Of caiisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK / CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. martd&w-sun, wed, fri-eow
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NoTIcE.-Gas Bills for the month ending
March 3lst, 1866, are cue ane payable at the
Office of the company, from the 9Th to the
10th of April, 1866. Office hours from 8
q. M to D.. m. ]. S. MCKENZIE,
ap3 1t Secretary.
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Samples furnished free to the profession.
CACWEII MACY

IcEl IcE!! Ice! l!-What we say we
mean, and the public can rely upon it being
carried out. We, the undersigned, have been
led to believe that there are parties endeayor-
ing to get the public to believe that we are
not able to supply our patrons with ice for
the whole Of the coming season, in conse-
quence ola short supply.
Now, in reply We can only say. should any
one have doubt in regard to our supply
they would much oil lige US by calling upon
either Of the undersigned, and we think i,
will not take us long to satisfy them that we
have at our disposal more ice than any estab.
lshment IN this city, and are satisfied more
than will supply the whole trade.
All we ask is to send in your orders, and
you will find them filed in due time from the
first to the last of the season, and at the low.
est market prices. WV. EwERs,
JSo. G.. DRAKE.
KEoKUK March 80, 1866. apll.6t