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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

1Hg OLDEST Man IN AMERIoA.-There
now resides in Kansas City, Missouri, per-
haps the Oldest man now alive in AmeEica.-
HIS name Ia Jose Penno, a native of Lower
canada. He was a man at the time Canada
was invaded by General Montgomery, in
lI75, but does not remember his age at that
date says he recollects that he was in the
woods splitting rails, when the news came Of
The advance OF Montgomery upon Quebec
A. the close OF the American Revolution he
left Canada and settled in the then Louisiana
Territory, west Of the Mississippi, from which
time he was almost continuously, for some
MY years, in the employment of various fur
companies as trapper in the mountain regions
Of the West. During this time he was at
the battle OF New Orleans under Gen. Jack
son, aud states that then (l8l5) he was very
gray headed. The old man. although almost
second time child, enjoys good health, and
busies himself 10 the care Of his little house
and garden. He is kindly cared for by a
family in whose employ he has been for many
years as uapper. He must be az least one
hund'ed aud twenty yesrs Of age.
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COUCH. COLD. oR SORE THRoAT

A COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT
IA ReoutREs tMAEDtATr ATTENTION. AND
sHoulr M cHBeKtD " ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation Of he LUNGS permanent throat Affection Of
an ncurable Luug Disease
~ OfTEr IHg RKsUIT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
HAVING DIRHoT tSFLuESoE ON THs PAnTs, atvu
InMBDIArK RBLIEP.
FOR Bronchitis, Asthma CAtNrh, Consumpiive and
Throat Diseases
rRocHsa Anp USED WIN ALWAYS oo~D auocyss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII hnd lioehes useful iu clearing the voice when taken
before singing orspeakiug and relieving the throat Aher
an unusual eKeItion Of the vocal orsAns The Ioches
are recommended aud prescribed by physicians, and
have had tesimonials from eminent men throughout
the county Being an article Of true merit and having
proved their efficacy ~ test Of many years each year
hnds them IN new localities In parts Of the world
ana the oehee are universally pronounced better than
any other articles.
OBTAIN only Baows's spoSoHtaL TAooHE.,"
and do MT take any Of the worthless limitations To may
be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Foreign
Countries At IS cents per box. SO05
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10 Duxhary, Teb d 1906, by @. Il. Orandan REQ Mr. viii
bury.
Brooklyn, V jan 18TH by Rev Henry ward Bescher
OF Stove.
woe ot Jan. 10TH by Rev Berrick. Frank spsr and
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DACIFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY'9
THROUGH LINZ
rT-N LsAT sr,y.Hrvr

THROUGH Linz
TO CALIFORNIA.
/ TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
And Carrying the u. $ Mail,
Leave Pier No AZ North River foot Of Canal Street
IL O'Clock noon, on the LIST. ith and 2st Of ever
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday and
then on the preceding Saturday, for Aspinwai con.
Meeting, ria Panama Railway, with one Of the Com
panJ's Steamships nom Panama for San Francisco,
touching at Acapulco.
ls--HENRY CHAUNCKY, aptAin Gray, connecting
With UObOHADO, Capt. Watkins.
l0h-ATLANT1C, Capt. Msury, connecting with
SACRAMENTO, Capt caverly.
1ist-NbW YORK, Capt. Homer. connecting with
CONSTITUTION Capt Farnsworth.
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect At Panama with
steamers TO- SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Those OF
let touch at MANZANILLJ.
rHRoUoH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
second 1O :" sS SSS
steetage, 100
discount Of one quarter from steamers rates allowed
70 second cabin aud steerags passengers with families
Also an allowance a. One Quarter on through rates to
cefgymen and their families and school schers sol
diera having honorable dischsrges half fare.
One hundfed Pou.ds Baggage ALI wed each adult
Baggage masters accompany baggage through and at
tend 70 ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer
to send down early. An experienced surgeon On b9ard
Medicine and attendance free.
steamer will be plsced The line January iss 1880
TO run from New Orleans 20 Aspinwall. via Havana.
For PASSAGE Tickets further information apply At
the Companys Ticket office on the Wharf foot Of Canal
Street. Norm River Me- ~, Hots.
Agents for New England,
c. L BARTLETT CO,
Decl9.3mos 10 B cad street Boston.
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Nem ao6rrtisr ltrnts.

LrlERS remaining Unclaimed IN the Post at Mont
-
BArrou, Miss Litrier Q. Prokmau, Mrs. Juia A.
SLACK, hss Mary j. Ripley, t.uoy IA
Hpyt Miss Jennie Smith, Miss sarah
Tin, Mrs. y j. Fisk, Mas May
Jones, Miss Hattie A. Willis, Mrs M Z. g.
Murphy, Miss Margaret
Barnrs Alfred ssror, Peter
BsrniaT, Ely Hopkins, n. L.
Bsnnttt y. y. c. Hufd, Wm.
Bramsn, T. Hamllton, wm n.
Dodln, Fr1Dcis Pike, David Z.
nnnshos, Francis ksmiek, Charles E.-2.
pahois, 4. 7, Thurston, ]. n.
Evans, Marshal Twomey, O.
kvaps, h. v, Il, white, GA.
FOSTER Albert Wilson, q. Is.
To oban Of these letters the applicant call for
adsurstd 6itefs and the
Tor Advertising.
II called for within mouth they will be sent the
DEAD Latter once, JANESG TRENCH,
Postmaster
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M OnNSnMPrIVES

The advertiser. having been restored health In few
weeks BY simple remedy asr having suffered
raj lung affection, aud that dread disease
cousumpuon-s anxious make his fsow-suHer-
the means Of cure.
To all Who desire Il, BE- will send copy free Of charge wish
ih directions Tor preparing and the sane, which the
viii md fr Consnmption, Asthma Bronchitis,
Coughs Colds Ard all Throat AID Lung Affections The only
OBJECT OF the advertiser 10 seudnz prescription
acted spread Information which conceives
Invaluable, ami he hopes sufferer viii try his remedy
Il will them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription free, by return mail. will
please address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
0l.D wiamsburgh. Kings Co., Mes York
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKR.s

DIN SAmhc OEAhhhb
Prepared from prescription Of Str j. Clarke, n. D
Physican Extraordinary to the Queen.
This inyauabls medicine 10 unfaing In the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident TO the f.
msle constitution.
from whstsver cause, and brings the monthly period
with regularity.
Ihsss P should not 30 taken By fssssIss sr,Sg IA
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pysgnansv a. fAsv
are ssrsto sns on A'searytags, but al any otAsv s
thsy avs sGTe.
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sxsrrion.
Papitston u the Heart, Lowness Of Spiris Hystsrss
Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
oeeasoned by disordeed system these Pills viii sSYsoe
a cure wnen all others means have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each paekaRs
which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all druggists, Price 81.
JOB MOSES, q CortlAndt st., N Y M
~ b-tii 900 and siI postage stamps, enclosed to an
authorized egent will Insure bottle containing hftv
Pills. ~ return mail. 6607;dsw.eow:wia.
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THE GREAT WEST

Roots Observation-Disclosures the color
of The hair 90
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To Probate Court holden Nonipei.r On shs ish n,
ofFrbruary, A. y. tsC6f
James rston, OF The will And tss.smest
% Ioan d. Saer late q said dlsie dscsassd
es spphco on y sad court, With the spor
ssu9n 10 s1 q he esae- ADD i.vs-e u said dsosass
70 e' ne shsle Of The real eststs Of said dscssso
At said sale Would 10 ths lar.
anI deyises ofsAa deceased and all Interested said s.sf.
Nneeupon, 10 oder red BY said Court applc.ton
% reisrsd 70 hs IN day Of March A. D. 1875 Probats
Omc- 70 hontpslerl Tor hearing and dson thersont and
fsn1s that Az Petsons be notified hereof
~ pnbcaou ~ notice 0fths application md order
three seeks In the Vermont wsebaa .rS
Journal prinied At konpss before ss time a.
cause, object thereto. F-T~'-a'f "ea'S W"
by the SsaH.-Attsst tn MERRILL,
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FURNITURE REPAIRING The sub
4 soribe' having opened shop IN Montpelier, on
70 repair STAIN and varnish all kinds Of furniture in the
most thoroug manner. Also house aud sign painting
<laEing and paper hanging. Prices moderate aud a
share Of public patronage solicited by
J. C.WOODWORTH
Montpelier. Oct 27th 1876 daw.f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

FLUID * rRACf on RYE.

May u sbe most physicians ending this
Extract instead q vhsEsy, benehesI
qualities Of ~hiskey concentrated form. II large
ues, AMI sold quits low c. A. RICHARDS,
% Washington Street Boston.
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PARKER's PICTORIAL PASTILLES

Give immediate relief Ia all Of Coughs Colds, and
oni ofte chest and aug an restore Singers and Speak
earres II voice. They contain opium anything
deeerous and wonderful the celebrity with which they
effect the II All diseases throat For sale By all
Ifuksiats Price q cents A box dAW;9itly
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Births.
Marriages.

In HydePark, the ah ius Rev. j. G. Bale,
also Jan, sist, sou to joseph Ladoo.
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CT4TE OF VERMONT, wIsHiSafoy DISTRICT. a.,
!" fro'-' ooust, nsd At soatp.ler, the sh day ~

la frosats Court held At Montpelier 90 the sth dsy ~
- February, A. D. 1903 - "
Chare5 T. Bachelor, admlnsrat1r
NJ Hison lat y Psn-t in SAID district dsceS..d r,.fe.
application @ aid Court for license Eson Kinnev
o. heany ~ eoln Of oresn. and stse aforesaid csrtan
real eatee ofeah drceased situated 10 sad Albany Via All
"a ot e. reept nine scres oa the north~st said
ils Nth Az one privileges Rnd
onfng fffsfenttug that said M NE tlma
under contract writing, binding squty 10 deed
sac feA sAte % Hammond knnry 9fssd Albany upon
AN condition. y flr the same, conta5ed In ssf
he ms q Whlch the ~ said have
nt a sep ssasd sod that the sad Hammond kinney
ssreeu N e SAID adnnierator, that said real estate mas
pc conveyed g the said Eds9n Kinney whereupoo n Il,
ssd Court that sa Application referred 10 he
IN Gay ot hArch D. 1885, At the Probate In
or hearing aud decision thereont and urtsr ordsreS
t ~ person Interested be notified by puhlics oo
l notice o. hs DUPLICATION and order three weeks
suecessFely IN the vermont Waterman STATE Jouvns
printed AZ honpeer before said hearing. mai ths
Iect thereto ~ w S.a''' ""'
BY the cours--At,est
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ERRORS OLE YOuTH.

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT OF
BUCKU
Cures KIDNEY disease
sMOLASDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Cares Rhenmadsm.
sMOLANDERiS EXrRACT BuCKU
Ours UrinArv diseases.
ShOLAEDERis EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDEKs EXrRACS BUCKU
Cures structures.
rhs best naid Bueku before public, Il
Smolander For all diseases above and for weakness
pains 10 the back female complaints and disorders srsh,
ou Of any kind &c perfectly invaluable For sail
by AL aPO'hseArie everywhere. Price dollar. Try It
Take no other.
Bueish Rogers Wholesale Druggists 50 Hanover stree
Boston, General Agents $3.50 Sls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

SfAfh OF VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT al
In Probate Court, held At Monpeisr IN said Distret a.
~ the ID day o. February, A. b. lad -
Daniel p King executor Of The last Of La
rentia King late Of Norhheii, sad Distriet
presents hs aduinstraon exsmnston aud az
owhnoe ard MAKES application for disbo or
sroa afhstsiss said dseess-d ordered
20 session o. sad Court the pro6se ~.
Montpelier The 9th day " february A. D 1884, or hes
and decision thereon; And Il 10 fdrher tsf
hereof De given 70 ali persons Interested publication u The
sane hree NeeEs sccesivey In the Vermont and
st.. yoprnA newspaper published At Montpes previous
70 said time hpPointed tor hearing nav Appssr
said time and place, and show any the ,av
why said aoeount should be such decree ms
BY the Court--Attes T, ri NERRfII ->'''
1881 la.
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- T,sIE og yERa9yT7 RlYOoTFa DISTRICT. s.,

- TATE or VERMONT, RlNDoIPR DISTRICT, S.,
IN PROBATE Court holden At Brookdeid, the slt dag
ofJauuary, A. o. 1856.
Sprague Arnold, administrator Ofth-
late ~ Randolph. In said DISTRICT
to said Court for license sell all estate aid H.
ceased inouag the homestead said s.le
IN part necessary for the o. the
ant that par thereof cannot he sold alone nInry
those Interested In the remNlnier. "'-' -
Whererpon, Il 4 ordered our that .sd anpcatio
come under and b. Nach
D. 1850 At he Probate Once In and Is frthsr
ordered that an Interested hereof pub
cAtion u notice Of this application aud three
weeks IN he Vermont Wstchmsn Iour-
nAl printed A. Montpelier, before said n hearing
OBJECT thereto - ~ $500
By tes Court Attest, J.R. cLEAvELAYp,
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Afgal Aoticts.

NtTATE % VERMONT wA7HfygroN DfsrRfcT "a
I'm PROBATE Ceurt, held Al Non pisr. In sad Dsr., ~,
~ tte 9th day u February, A. D. $50 ' U"
fosse q gie .dminstsstor " thsests u Moses Good
ell lae uf Calais, said District deceased prs.snt. M.
sanin.tstou account f5r examination seranss sns
for decree Of disfrbdon and partition N
ne estate % sail d-c.assd Whereup0n II liz - 80
oou that .ai and said application be Referred s
n9nspeas, o9 'hs IN day q March D. iss OF hsarnx
so nsson hreont And Il II further ordered aoes
hereot gwen 70 All perons Interested By pubcs.on Of ne
thres weeks uocessive In the Vermont watchmsn and
sate sourna neNspauer published Montpeer previous
10 said time appointed Tor hearing that tev
said time aid place. and snow thev nav ~ - hs
said acconn should net be allowed, dsorse made
ny tnr oseaftS--Ait7sf 7. R. MERRILL
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The Original and best in the world The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless eliable, and lnstan-
'aneous Produces Immediately splendid Black or
nAtufAl Brown, sithou njarnR the hair skin Rem
edies the III effects VI bad dyes sold by oil druggists
The genuine Is signed william Bachelor. Also,
REGENRRATING EXTRACT or MILLEPLBURs,
For restoring and ueautif,ing the Hair
CHARLES BACHELOR
dsw7627 New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

A RrENAs RtCHARDsoNs EsrATE-The ,ub.orIhe,,-
having een appointed ny the Honorable Probate Court
n Tor the ntrdt OF Nahin
examine aud ADJUST all ciaus demands ali persous
against The estate o. ARENAS chsrao sts Of worosstsr III
said District deceased represented insoven and the tsrr
slt months from The en dav ~ January 1886 bens allowed b.
said Court % The creditors Of said deceaed 70 exhibit
prove hef rep etlve claims before Give notice. that We
Will attend 20 the duties OF
house Of ewsu g. Copp. 10 Dstrc On m.
tn day Apr day n June ext al 10 ociost IL ~
forenoon, on each OF said days.
& & G. g. go G2D5 5RsoS, Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
OAOCIOLA'S HAIR LIFE

Restores Grey Hair to it, original color Dsndrur aud
all impGras aud the nAr from premature death.
Containing nothing injurious u unsurpassed for dressing
the hair, promoting uxurant growth and leaving
glossy For by oil druggists Price, dollar bottle
Depot, No - William street, New York. daw.9lly
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CrArE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, as.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier the NH day
~ OF January, A D. 1850:
Mary Dolbear executrx of toe last will aud testament
John DolbeAr late Of BArre, 10 said district
application to said court with the and appreciation
writing OF me deysses aud sgaees OF said dscsasd for license
TO sell the folio described real deoeased sit
uated In sa Barre Was The farm and buildings decided
said deceased By Ezekiel Wood
% would benene. TO said dsVsess and sgases, aad those
whsreupon Is ordered by said that said sppcAon
be referred TO the 10Th day Of February D. Ahs
nate Once Montpelier for decson
Is further ordered, that all persons noth "a
hereof ny publication ~ aptos Of Application
thereon three weeks successfully In vsrmput wsshmAn
and state Joul prnd Montpelier, before said time
hesrns that they at said tim; ADD place. and II
they cause, object thereto.
By the Court.--Attest N. A. CHASE,
, N:b Rssistsr
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tBy TsieerspA 10 HSiioa'i Jou-nsi.l
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

A T CAM RIDeE AND BRIsHr
For the week ending Wednesday, FEB "a, Iss6
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WON'T USE ANY OTHER.

The last and beat the right article hnAy body likes
D. Is purely Vegetable grey hair in four weeks
money Tsfunied Il will do every lime. Three applications
vii cure all humors Of the scalp Ask for webe Vegetable
aAir Inyigorstor, and don't take any other.
J. "a HENRY Co., Waterbury, General Agents for Vermont
For sale by n X. BROWN, Montpelier. eo;l5dw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

In Probate Court. held Montpelier, In said District, on
~ the nth day OF January, A. D. 1859,
OSCAR W
late Waterbury, In said District,
Illustration account for examination and allowance, aud
makes application for decree Of aud partition Of
the estate Of said dscsaed Whsredpon ordsrsd By sa
Court that said ac,ount and said application bo
session e sd Court e be hd at the Probate ooe said
and decision thereon And IL further ordsrsd,
ce hereof be given TO all interested by pubcson
The three SUCCESSFULLY In the
and state Journal published Ncrtresr pre-
vious 70 said time appointed Tor apnsar
At sadtime and place and show
why said ould decres made
BY the Court. Attest T.R.MERHILL,
9i:96s J1dse
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IoHNv DoLsEAR's EsrATE.-Ths Subscribers h.yiax
been ntsd by the Honorable Probate Court for the
~ District Of Washington receive, exam
ue and adjust Ill claims and Of all persons,
the estate o. John Dolbes late Barre, In said Dset
decreased represented insolven and the
from the % day January, l being allowed by Court
10 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit
spectiye claims before Give that attend TO
the duties Of our appointment the dwelling Nary
Dolbea In Barre 10 said District, the 81 day OF March
and July next at o'clock 10 The arnoon each Of said
days JOSIAH WOOD, To-
Aarrs Lar lsGG '
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NuNNELN TAVERN.

on credit Of SIX and twelve months, without the
right Of rsdemptlons One hnndrsd dollars cash
vii be required at the time oi sale Bond aRd So
eurty required, and lea retalaed.
F. MORFORD, CAM.
sprilII-GtW prs fee IS 60
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ism that gushes from the national
heart. The people are therefore sum-
moned to act now as q National Union
Party, resolved on reuniting distract
ed and suffering country. Mere party
preferences ought not 70 control men
at this crisis. We must come together
to save the nation from the hands of
those who would destroy, that they
may prey upon it in order to effect
more certainly the single object which
the mass OF citizens desires, all allisn-
ces with such men as those We have
just named are to be Indignantly re-
fused. They are wicked mischief-ma-
keTs. They do not want Restoration,
but prefer political chaos and general
misrule. They would vote any day for
the reign of passion before that of rea-
son and Justice and law. As for the
Constitutional rights of the States, they
do not trouble their heads with such
distractions at all. Instead of doing
ali they can 10 promote sn early oblit-
Grafton of the bloody past, and develop
smity and concord where evil passions
have been spending their fury, they la
Dor TO tear open afresh the cruel
wounds made by the war, and hate the
very thoughts of eventual harnony be-
tween the disunited sectioDs-B0stOn
Post
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The Southern Baptist Convention
and General Association Of Ken.
lucky.
The Southern Baptist Convention
will meet on Tuesday the 22d, the
Ministers meeting on Thursday the
24lh, and the General Association of
Kentucky, on Friday the 18th Of May,
in Russellville, kentucky.
Arrangements have been effected
with the Railroad from Louisville to
Frankfort, TO Nashville, to Memphis,
and to Chattanooga, reducing the fare
TO one-half Messengers viii be re-
quired TO pay full charge in coming to
the meetings, and permitted to return
free upon showing a certificate of mem
bership, which will be furnished by the
Clerks.
Our Church has appointed the fol-
lowing brethren as a Committee of Ar
rangements and Reception j. w.
Rust, n. Long R. II. Caldwell, II. c.
Brister, Thos Evans, and }. II. Clay
pool.
Messengers arriving by the cars will
be met by some of the Committee at
the Depot, and assigned houses, and
those arriving from the country will be
met at the Baptist Church. A large
att n lance of Messengers is expected,
and every effort will be made Tor their
accommodation. The size Of our town
and the large number Of students
boarding in the families may render It
impossible for as to make suitable and
special arrangements for visitoTs-those
not connected with the meetings. We
shall be happy, however to see many
present and will do our best TO enter
tain them. w. W. GARDNER,
In behalf of the Committee.
RUssELLvILLE, KY, April IS, 1866.