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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05
Warl war; Is Not. At An End. T
FnISS0II1TINM

HHE CoPARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE
IL tween 81, e. Leeeh and Thomas Hughes,
under the frm name Of -. q. Leecii. WIS rs
solved on the 18Th inst, by mutual consent.
Those having claims against the late firm
VIII present. the same for settlement, and
those indebted are requested to make fu1He.-
idiate p4yneft a eollector Wflt call on those
whose accounts are due. q = IT.
oe26nds zssi51i eis .THos HUGHES.
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Fortifes tie System Agdialsf the Eeii
Egeess Of URlghOles0me Water.
HIHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They inyfgoTate, strengthen and give new
life 70 the system. They work ike magic,
and will cuFe all casss Of Dyspepsia, pebitlty,
Intermittent Fever, Dtnrrhea, Scroiulas Gopts
Gravel, Jaundice, Nervous Aftections, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn:
Bilious Collie, Cholera lorbus,s Fever and
Aguei Rheumatism, Salt Rhepm; Seaosiek7
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
-PuTzELY yEGErABLEA AHnbbels celebrated
Golden BitteIS are composed OF Gentiah, Call
anus Root. Wild Cherry Bark, Antse. Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, Columbp, Bark Of Slsa-
mas Root sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow DoslS, DandeiiOn, &c.,=al
preserved in Jamaica Rum. O.
The Great Cure for aII Diseases OF the
Stomach. Liver and Boweisi
The sick ana suffering have always felt the
necessity for n saie and Trustworthy metii-
cine, free from 1c1ifomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, Eorlld so
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal org1tfS as to enable them 10 per-
form their proper functions without q con-
dnual resort to medicinal aid. Eu -t
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HUBBEsL,s SUPERIOR OLD: i
CABINET BRANDY, Medieated.) J

r- USnQUALED RElLEDY FOR
Diauhea, simmer Complaint, Gholera Nor
Chronic DtaTThea. It Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change Of watfr and
diet Used with great SuecesS in the army
hospitals in violent cases OF Chronic DiaTrheS-
This preparation Is simple and hnEmless. un-
aduitered, expressly for medicinaluse 5-
For sale In all Parts OF the World.
p17Central Depot, American Express Build
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sh eets. Hudson,
N.Y. GEO, O. HUBBEB &CO.
: lafil lisEaEl-iF4 - n PToprietofs
McCABE, KRAFT & Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West YiT-
ginia; also, proprietors Of KTaftS Dinrrhea
compound, Reeds Cough syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Einiment, DIR. StuhPs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. -5srfi -g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

P.R!Ewe would also inform our customers
and dealers generally, that prices in Candy
No Give rs > eau-5a a. is-.,s 1l tan9
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sHULTz &ThUsCHEI Z

Market s. IsE ;.,;, ds2I. S V stLaFs Hoass
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,4.fys. a. .i'rIFfTf- .51ltE592 45zlTIlS7 n
.tsssI = I-I0JIsl II js i-ssAses7 'ia7' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

wendell Phillips-told the anti-slave-
IDENTIFIES Sumner Is the representative
of the .IiCfsaI that 3 befores one soulhern
state shall be admitted to Congress the
black man shall stand on an equality
wtEt1hss YHitss rqnf have the HsftI II of {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

There is d strong movement in Cali
fornia to tighten the, disabilities OF. the
Chinese; to invite their continued and
inereasetf eaiigr atfony ylinstead of heap
ing hindrances upon it as now. Cali
forniansS want the. Pacific rHilroad more
than they hate the Chinese, or ought to:
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attdifal. rs .sl1 ..5..
u u 81 n p g
GOLDEN BITTERs

a PURELY svEeETABLE TONICIi
NvIeoRArNe AND srRESSGirrHiENINe
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Congress will be asked TO aid in
igan in communication with the rest of
the world Detroit is particularly in
terested.
Whether or not their governor is a
Fenian is what the New Brunswick
people would like to know.psPe Perhaps
that province Is to be honored with the
GITriSh Ranu blSli- ND .-TIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

Gov. Curtin's annual message, sent to
the Pennsylvania Iegislatpre on Epss5
day, shows an Improvement in the
tredsnTy,of IS, ,5O0, ,606i Notwithstanding
large military expenditures. Pennsyi-
vania's war expenses We're four mi
half a million smaller than it was in
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Absorption In business and profess
sionaI pursuits is, perhaps, the grand
CAUSE of festEangement between married
dives. In France there IS saying that
Tobacco is the tomb of love- French
IQoYe, probably. I'm America business
is the tomb OF love. 1t is hard, If NOT
impossible, for two great passions TO
live in the heart at the same time. 1t
is as difficult to love woman and mani
mon as Il is TO serve God and mammou-
The love of Q man for his wife must be
the grand, enduring, aA-subordinating
passion OF his life, rVwomen is defraud-
ed of her right. The man who, when
his wife is won, turns his whole lie
into business, making that an end
which should only be a means, IS only
married in name. There Is no marco
tism OF afecti0n Ike the strong love
and ceaselesS pursuits o of1noney. Turn
ing gradually awJiy from thee quiet so.
cieLy. of their wives, and the enjoynents
Of their homes, most men yield them
selves tuthe pursuit of wealth, and ~ IN
the fierce excitement of their enterprise
lose a taste for the calm delights OF do
nestle life. At the close OF the day
they, bring home weary bodies and
worn minds Nothing is saved for
their homes or their wives. Their even
ings are stupid and 4fretfu1 and the pill
low and forge fnliess are welcomed as
releise from eItJIlif.. = -.--, z -
Brown is likely enough to be what IS
called an tse1cellent pTovider." he
takes a certain 'degreeiof fpFide in dress
ing his wife and family well, Furnish
ing them with good house, and sur
rounding them with creature comforts.
HE faneies, indeed, that in doing this he
is teSfffy fying his rezard for MRS. Brown,
and proving his lOyecf0r her in a very
tangiblefand Substantial way. 1t Is In
vain that Mrs. Brown assures him that
She would like more of him and less OF
,telIsch him that ifhe would give her more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

I A suit is brewing against the Califor-
mia, Oregon & Mexico steamship COM
papy for having more tiers of berths on
their steamers than the national law
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Fortlfes de System Agdiiist the Eeii
I; (. Ereess Of Ua,eholesonse W!Gter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

The transportation of twelve reSur-
rected corpses rom qiebec'to Montreal
for surgical purposes has. caused a
breeze and an Investigation.
Judge Coursal, the, Canadian smagis-
trate who was "discharged" for his out
rageousiruIfngs in tile trials OF the st.
Aihnn raiders is to be reinstated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

Investigations relative torthe Snug
Cling on the Canadian border show that
the hostile Indians OF Minnesota and
Dakota have for a long time past been
suuppplied withfif fes of the ield pat
tern. by English smug gglers.9t4 '0vo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14
South Carolina-Lancaster
District.

District.
Er Parte
&. ID. Melton, Solicitor Off
Northern Circuit. Bill TO IN EQUITY.
perpetunte testimony.
&. ID. Melton, Solicitor Of the Nor,hern
Circuit HAVING this day filed a Bill to per
petuatc Testimony" pursuant 10 "an Act Of
tho General hss"mbly entitled ian Act to
provide mode by which TO -rpetua,e tes
tim ony in relation Ia Deeds, Wills. chooses
in action. or other papers and records de,
,royej or lost drrIHg the recent war" rAii.
fled the alst day Of December, A. ID. 1865,
it is ordered
That all persons who ara entitled to and
desire To avhl themssves Of tho beaeft Of
the prosisiCn' of the said Act, are permit.
ted 10 couiS before the Court aad have In
ken and psrpstuated all evidence WHICH they
shall produce an proper application being
made bc.or. me.
X q BILLINGS, G. + l. ID.
Com N nissiouer- Office, Lancaster,
February 10, Is { 2m.
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New Advertisements A u.
TAKE NOTICE!

THE UNDERSIGNED IS ABOUT
Il commencing business at the old Stand,
one mile East Of Pleasant Hill, aod design
carrying on the
TANNING AND SHOE
business In all of its various departments.
We will pay fair price for Hides, or
Tan them one halt for the other.
We will pay SO GO per cord for Bark.
Our business will be conducted strictly
upon the cash system. We will take in
exchange, Corn, Wheat, Peas, Sorgum,
Fallow, or almost anything in the ProvIsi on
lin. FLOYD g. CAUrUEN
March l4,-4,.
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We are pleased TO notice decline in
the prices Of many articles Of merchan.
die. Coal sold 10 New York, last week,
for ~ ton. The dry goods market is
reported to be fat. dull and dropping
Wholesale dealers are doing little BUSH
ness, and the retail dealers arc obliged to
make lower figures for thsir goods, in or
der to secure customers, The forsgoip @
has reference chiefly to the Northern
markets. Gold, last week, was down to
III S5.-Colum6ia Phaaix.
A Southern traveller write. to the Bos
ton Post: 81 was gratiied to meet with
gentlemen from the North investing large
amounts Of money in cotton plantations
in all directions, within q radius Of fihy
miles Of Jackson, the capitol of Missis.
sip2L Many Of the 6uest plantations
have recently passed into Northern hand.
and are now being stocked and prepared
Tor cotton crop the present year."
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COOP THoUGHr--The Cod or the
white man and the God OF the black loan
II speak ii with due rev.r.uce-is the
Being who frs, m.de distinction On sc-
count OF color. Why was the negro
created blacki 1t is beyond the ken of
man TO ascertain. Why were ~s created
"hltsl 10 not tue mere difference in
color sufficient 10 warn us tha, Heaven
dssIgnea, = difference AID have no,
soms OF you acted on tho fact ,h n, ,her.
/" such q diffsrencsi Why arc there
separate places for tho respective faces
even in your own chambsrs WHY nrs
they not put northumberland yohm
son On !is anti. Sumner speecA., =
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14

IMPEACHMENT Asp: AsNoYAsex OF
The PREsIDEFT.-We understand tba. a
nesting Of Senators and Representative, re,
vas recently held secretly at one of the
principal ho,sls in ,hi. city, to take meas
TO impsach tho President. To this
connection the subject Of the rsuracv OF
the Secretary Of War WA, discu. sed ip ,r
animated and angry manner. Itwa,, we
have reason to believe, boldly aud defiant.
" asserted the President dare not remove
this gentleman, however he differed with
HIM in hs policy and views. The temper
oi tfe meeting was highly excited and
sSnspers'ed At the thought. /, WAS im.
pndsn,lv insisted upon that the Secretar,
OF War must rema:a. to embsrrass III.
President, aud Of course annoy the patrio
tic statesman fortunately a, the helm OF
national affairs. We warn these incsn.
diaries against pursuing further their
~'ekednsss and machi1aton. TO wards the
purpose indicated
g. WaShirgton Union, 2sh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-14

This Wringer has again taken tho first
premium in the Great Fair Of the American
Institute-it has Also taken the First Pre-.
MUM at the State Fairs Of New York, Yer.
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Itdi:
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, CHAM Llaih
Valley Fair, and at most Of the County and
institute Fairs throughout the esun.ry..
Over 100000 have been sold and are new
in use in the United States, and zoe nerer
heard Of one that raS not liked
The UNIVERSAL is srpcri"r to all other
Nringcr-, in having large rolls of sslii In.
dia Rnbb"r so projected by strong COG.
WHEELS that thew canLol slip or break loose
from The shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be broken, and does not rust or soil the
c!othes Every Cmire.sai Wringer is WAR.
RAETED.
We select n few testimonials from persons
widely known to the public, Who speak ae.
tu'I experience, aed are above suspicion Of
mIssta ement
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, Aiarch5.
Cotton declining. Sales at 4 10 4. cents
per pound. Gold 32t.
CHAELEsToS, s. c.. March 9.
About 220 bales Of Cotton ch,ngsd
h'nds in this market yesterday; prices in
a"me cases easier, but very hide stock on
the market. We quo'e Strict N,ddliny at
10 10 Al cents per pound.
PBiLADELPHIA, March 3.
Eight husdred bales Of Cotton wer. soId
at auction here TO dry Good Ordinary.
lOf centa; Middling and Niddling Fair
Orleans, ~ to ~ ceais per pound: MId
ding and Slrict Middling Georgia, 44( cts.
10 45i cents per Ppvud. Pickiugs, ~ TO
~ cents per pound.
SouTH CARoLIsA BANK BmL..-The fol.
lowing are the latest selling rates in New
York for tho above bills
Bank Of the State, (oid) %; B.,k Of
South Carolina, 25; State Bank, IS; Union.
70; Peoples Al; Fsrmers' and Exchange.
10; Bank Of Charleston, 20; ; Plasters and
Mechanics aS; Southwestern Rail Road.
40; Bank Of New berry. 38 to 80; Bank of
Chester, 26; Bank of G-org-town, IS 10
80; Planters Bank, Fai field, rs; Bank Of
Hamburg, %; Merchants Bank, Cheraw,
25; Exchange Bank, Columbia, rs: Com
mrrciai Bank, %; Bank Of Camdes, 40.
These prices huctuats daily us the demund
varies.
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q GARD
LANcAsrEuYiLLE, January I

IAScASTEHIlLLE, January !, 1866.
VIZ. the undersigned, take this method
OF Informing oar fr!rudS and patrons that
we have removed opr Store to Charlori.,
y &, where We viii keep general nssort-
m"nt of, Dry Goris. Hardware, Gcocrrie+.
CtorkerV, &c; and will hc Pleased TO re-
c"'ve visits tfem them, and are confident
tha; we Gan ssi rs cheap ~ they can buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale of Cotton and
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, ut any time, in regard To prices
and shipment, North or South.
Oar Store will be found on Trade street
under the Democrat prinling Office, opposite
DR.. Sears Drug Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness aud encouragement which
wo have received at your hands.
Respectfully. your ob't sery'is
X. f COCtiRANE,
J. II. WILSON. Jr
january 10, 1865. l8-tf
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At a Meeting

or the members Of the Lancaster Bar, held
March 9Th, 1866, the following Preamble and
Rules were adopted:
. ITO conform to the changes in other Depart.
Dents OF business, aud to establish uniformity
IN practice, the undersigned Members of In.
Lancaster Bar have adopted the following Rules
and Regulations o.. :.
l. Minimum rates of ch argos for the services
hereinafter specified shall be:
For professional counsel or advice, verbal. IS.
written, $40
For undertaking to become counsel for aud
to aid with advice generally an Executor
or other Person acting in trust capacity
in the discharge Of the duties of the trust,
where the value of the Estate is $1,000, or
less, A.,
Where its valve exceeds $1,000, $50
For undertaking to institute any one or
more suits upon contract for the same Par.
ty at any one time, As
For Comn.sion on all m opies collected
and paid over, per cent
For undertaking suit upon any cause OF ac.
ton arising er deiicto. in Process jurisdic,
ton, ts
In Wit jurisdiction, sic
For undertaking dc'ence in any case aris,
niger eontrde!u. in the Process jurisdiction IS
In the Writ Jurisdiction, 10
For undertaking defence in any case aria
ing ez diicto, ia the Process Jurisdiction, 10
la the Writ Jurisdiction, 90
foi undertaking tO prosecute or Gcfcrd
IN any action involving Title to Real
Estate, 90 Os
For undertaking the prosecution or de.
fence IN any case involving the Issue
Detisdsit reI non, in Ordinsry's Court, 2S 90
In Common Pleas Court, 90 90
For undertaking defence III any case in
the Court OF Sessions. 25 90
In case involving infamous punishment So 90
In case involving Capital punishment, 100 90
For undertaking suit in the Court of
Equity in nnlitigate cases, by Petition, Is 90
-. by Bill, 80 90
In litigated cases, by Petition, 25 90
Bill, 90 90
For attending the Ordinarys Court in re-
lalion to any matter OF accounting by EI-
ccntor or other Trustee, 1000
For Preparing annual Returns TO Ordina.
ry or Commissioner in Equity, 500
For undertaking the Derpetuaton ofTes-
tImony in relation to any matter or mat
tiers under the recent Act Of the Legis.
lature, 500
FOR drawing VIII, 10 10
For drawing Deed Of Conveyance, Mort.
gage, Bill u Sale, or other Instruments
in writing, 500
For Trust Deed, Marriage Settlement,
or Deed OF Assignment, 30 25 90
For lndentures OF Apprenticeship, 20 90
Partnership, 10 90
2. No professional seryics to be performed
by any member Of the Bar grataitously ,, s1cepi
to very near relatives.
Payment by Cash or by Note, or other
obligation in writing, always to to required in
advance, wherever the value Of tho services
to be performed can be estimated in advaace.
4. The above enumerated are the lowest
charges that any member Of this Bar will be
permitted to make for the services therein spec
ihed OF course charges greater than the above
are to be made whenever rendered reasonable
and just by the circuniS tances OF the particular
case WILLIAM A. MOORE,
JOHN @. SECREST
WILLIAMS h ALLISON,
lsgnedI JOHN d. wYLIE,
KERSHAW & CONNORS,
MELTON & WlTHERSPOON,
Mch i4-S-3t.
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Notice.

pERSONS knowing themselves indsb.
a tod to ME for Lumber a.e hereby 40,
tined and requested to settle the same with
my Attorney at Lancaster c. H., w. M.
Connors, Esq. in whose hands the papsrs
have been left for settlement. Those in.
deb'ed by account will please settle by cash
or note, "Greenbacks" will be received ~
par Tor either notes or accounts due ms On
said claims, If rendered at m early day.
JAMES M. INGRAM.
December 2, 1865. I2-N
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? r | G. E S (.

large "nnger' "a tl2 90
med'nm ringer, "B' IL 90
DoV = Ma'her' Family Size. II 90
Doty's Washer, Hotel Size. Is 90
Merchants or good Caavassers can make
money rapidly seIli"g them in every town =
Exclusive sale gnarant cad and liberal lsru,s
gwen TO re-pon -iblc parte, W 10 first apply.
Descriptive Circular aud terms seat tree.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken Tie first
premium at the great Fair Of the Amsricaa
insII1nte,'is also sold by the undersigned.
K. {. BROWNING, General Agsat.
No. BAT Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66--ly.
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1--WE Think the Machine much moro than
pays for Itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. Wsfthink it important the
wringer shonld be fitted with COGS.n-
lOrange Judd, Editor Of American Agricul-
turlst.
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DIR. j. II. Witherspoou

respectfully offers his professional services to
the people OF Laucas,eryills aud surrouui inr
country. He can be found At his Office night
and day, oPpesi,e the residence Of Nj. 8. u.
Emmons.
September 8, isss.--u
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"This is the ErPt WrRger have found
that won!d stand the service required Of it.
J. Il. iiuggns. Lovejoy's Hotel.
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"My family would as soon give up the
cooking stove as. this CLOTHES NRIsGR.
1t cannot be too highly recommsnded.-
Solon Robinson,
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"l heartily commend it 10 econsRists Of
time, money and eontentment." Ths Rev.
DIR. Bellows.
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Notice.

DECISIONS who know themselves in.
l. deht"d either by Note or book account
To the undersigned, from the LIST Of January
1860 up TO the present year, are earnestly
requested 10 call aud arrange the sam.
either by CASH or otherwise, asa much
longer indulgence cannot, nor will not, be
granted, unless arranged
The copartrr-hps with which | have
heretofore been engaged having come to Il
close, at the ABOVE STATED TIME, take
this method Of asking for settlements Of
my own outstanding debts, that | may again
be able To rut myself in "A way TO do some.
'hing for those requiring NV professional
services 5. l.. STRAIT, NJ. ID.
Feb. 2S,-2:
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Having been employed very extensively since
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~ Sod IN Shepherdstown by K. c. Burk-
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TO CONsUN.PTNES.

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remedy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
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which they will find a SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMP-
TON, ASTHMA. BRoNcHrrIs, CoUGHs. CoLDs, and
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Parties wishing the prescription FREE by re-
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December 30, 1865. ~