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The loyal Georgian. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1867, 1867-05-16
SPEC 1AL n TIT E..
J. z. BRYANT. c. C. RICHARDSON
BRYANT & RICHARDSON,
ATTORNEYS
AND
co UNSELL ORS At LAW,
A. GUSTA, GA.
Office, corner Ellis and Monument Streets

REFERENCES:
Hon L. NJ. Morrill,, NJ. c., Washington D. c.
Hon. Sidney Perham, NJ c., Washington, D. c..
Hon T. J. Sizer Buffalo, N Y
Edgar Ketchum, ESQ.,, New York City.
Gen. Geo. F. Sheply Portland, Me.
Hon. Joseph Howard, g 4"
Col Albert q. Browne Jr., Boston, Mass
j. 8. Shultz, Pres't Board of Health, New York
City.
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HEADQUARTERS Sd MILITARY DISTRICT.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

HEADQUARTERS Sd MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
ATLANTA, GA, Sd May 1867.
By order of the Quartermaster General, sealed
proposals will be received at this office for the
sale of (7,400) seven thousand four hundred
tons of COAL, at Barancas Florida.
Payment to be made in Government funds
The proposals will be opened at IL NJ. on Sa-
turday, the Sth of June, 1867, and should be
marked, Proposals to purchase Coal, = and ad-
dressed to
Breyet Brig Gen. R. SAXTON,
Chief Q. NJ Sd Mil District
Atlanta, Ga.
parQ
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
the appointment of UNITED STATES COM
gia.
Office at Augusta
JACOB r. DAVIS.
May 6, 1867 my8-3m
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EyCEt.Iok! EXCELSIOR:
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The Insane Hospital.

There has been some discussion i'll the LcSis-
laturc on an order introduced 10 choose com
mittcc to investigate the administration of III.
Insane Hospital. This is in addition to the usual
stan,Hng committee that has the care of looking
into the affairs af this institution. There WAS Il
petition presented signed ~ "lur Tobias Lord
and others of the town Of Stanli>li, asking for
an investigation. Milford has been an inmate
twice. and all he knows j. what hc learned
while he was Eiborug under ment@ abcra-
ton aud therefore not such information IL
should lie taken H. Il bl>i, for official &C ton.
since the Stantsi.& Committee had madc.or arr
making searching investigations. and have found
nothing wrong. We notice since the discuss
ion that the public mimi lsTcabout has been
exercised in regard TO the action of the Leg
i,lature and the discus sion, when the matter
cane M in it. Dr. Harlow send. Il letter to the
President Of the Senate tiies the closest
tiny into the general enlargement of the Hos
pital,. lie does not shrink from an invc-ti~a-
ton: and we have no doubt but whit su;h n
scrutiny will result in placing the Hospital
still higher in our regard and also rebound to
the credit of lis present Superintendent. One
of our citizens who has often visited the Hos
ri AL AMI who il II, we'll able to Judge accurately
of il, management Is any person in tli' local
ity san II. has thr utmost confidence in Dir,
Harlow and hopes he will long remain At it,
head
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Farmers Wives.

The Springfield Nt) Farmers Club
wisely diversity their proceedings by listen
ing to the reading of ESSAYS from women.
From one OF the ESSAYS by Mrs. Daniel
Rice, we copy the following paragraphs:
Did you ever think of the amount oil
thought requisite to plan three meals day
for three hundred and siyty-fvc days in
succession To prepare enough d not
too much, and for those living at dista-
nee from the village, to remember that the
stock of -four. and sugar, tea, etc. etc. etc.
etc, is replemishel III due time Do you
ever think of the multitude of her cares and
duties She mus: rise early 10 prepare
breakfast or oversee it. Perhaps there
are children To wash. dress. and feed. or to
ret ready for school viii. their dinners.
There is baking. sweeping. busting, max
ing beds, lunch for the men, may be-din
ncr and supper 10 be made ready at the
proper time-thc washing, starching. fold
ing ami ironing II clutIres-the care Of
milk. incldlng the making OF butter and
rhccse-and the inevitable washing of
dishes. In autumn there is the additional
work Of picking, preserving. canning OF
fruit. dry ing apples boiling cider, making
apple sauce. with t.ic still more unpleasant
tasks which fall to her lot ut bu;chering
time Then there is having, harvesting
sheep shearing. etc when more help is
needed, bringing an increase of her iahors.
Twice Il wear cone honse cleaning. BY
the way, III all the foes ! housekecper has
to contend with, dirt is the greatest. She
may gain a complete victory. and think To
rcpuse upon her laurals after her semi an.
nnal enya- emcnts, but /: is only Temporary
The enemy snon returns. and even ddnN
skirmishing does not keep it at bay.
There is the mcndlns too. Sewing
machines are great blessings. hut they
cant set i'll patch or darn the stockings.
| do not mention these things by way of
complaints. of woinan's lot - general, or
asking for her any rights which she does
not possess. ! don't know as there is any
remedy III the present state of the world.
1t seems to be one of the evils of life which
must be borAc as We bear other ills-but
wt,a, do ask is due appreciation Of the
important part that woman acts. and n
concession that her labors. mental and
ply steal. are as great. all things considered
AS those Of The other sex. Women are
not 50 q, ldisli that little sympathy now
and then: or acknowledged OF their
eiforts aud sacrifices, makes them imagine
their ease is Worse than it is.l tell you, men
and husbands. it 'locth good HE il med
clne, aud many n poor, crushed broken
down wife and mo,hcr is dl ing for want o
it,"
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which they propose to submit the question
t;op of the costitutionality Of the measure TO
tho iudres of the Supreme Court ana
if they report that it is constitutional. the
Governor and council are authorized 20
op,oiu, commission who shall collect
adjust aud e1uaize claims, and present
report to the next legislature.
Possible the first proposition may secure
a Passage in the House but our Impression
is it will fail in the Senate.
The Liquor Law committee uphold tue
constabulary act by vote OF Is to s. ana
and the chances of its passage seem to be
improving.
Gen. Caldwcll's lecture last Friday is
highly spoken of. We cannot be censured
for repeating what we hear; and we Leard
a man of legislative experience, remark
that OIL the whole, Hancock Co. had one OF
the best delegations in the Legislature.
1t will he remembered that we stated
that Mr. Hale introduced an order inquir-
ing into the murder Of DR.. Robinson by
the Mormans. When the matter came up
again the other day, democrat, one of the
administrators of the defunct old party.
desired to amend by adding something
about the tarring and fcatherins and oth-
erwise abusing Father Bapst, thus at
tempting to fasten, in the eyesof the pub
lie, that outrage upon the Republican
party. 1t is not necessary that we should
say that not single man now prominent
in vour town ever favored the outrage, or
that it was not apar;y act, and certainly
not one of the present Republican party
was then in being.
What will these men do that they may
save themselves from political damnation!
Among the recent appointments by the
Governor is that of Chas. a Spollord Esq.
of Deer Isle as Notary Public for Hancock
County.
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Recons truction Bill.

Mr.. Sherman's bill which passed the Sen
ate. incorporating Mr.. Blainc's amendment
with the Military bill, came up in the
House the 10Th. Mr.. Stevens moved that
the House noii-concur in the Senate amend
AGENTS. and the House non-concurcd. and
committee of conference was agreed to.
and McssrS. Stevens. Shcllabargcr and
Blaine appointed. In the evening session 4
message was received in the Senate insist
ing Oh its amendments. Mr.. Blaine moved
that the House rcccde from its disa-
mrccincnt. 1t was then agreed that the
vote should be taken the next day. The
3hh, Mr. Blaine withdrew his motion to
rcccde. and moved the previous question.
on MIR. Wilson'S motion to concur. Re
jcctcd - to 16. Mr.. Sllellabargcr moved
an amendment rs anew section. that uil-
til the people of said Rebel States shall be
Admitted to representation in Con grcss any
civil government that may exist shall be
deemed pi.vsional'' and shall be subject to
the paramount authority of the United
States. and that no person shall be eligible
to Office who would be disqualified by the
third article of the constitutional Amend
ment. THIS was adopted. Mr.. Wilson's
Amendment as thus amended was agreed
TO, yeas l25, nays lG. party vote. The
bill WAS then returned to the Senate.
We do not learn what actionif any has
been had in the Senate, as we go to press.
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Neglecting the Writing Master

We received the Other day letter from Il
correspondent in which occurred the follow
ing remark WHAT pity that so clcv-
or fellow as II. writes Only in pct h."ks
and trammels and awful at that" Well,
it is pity, but can business man, one
that has large amount Of writing to do.
aud often times has to write rapidly, write
"A plain and what the world would deem a
legible hand We almost think not. The
stiff, formal school boy hand gives place to
another style of penmapship. when the boy
becomes man, and weishtier matters
press upon his mind than OF crossing the
is and do;tins the is of his manuscript.
We have often thought that the hand wit
ing of a person is in some way an index to
to his mind, Or mental characteristics. This
is no M, re strange than other facts. Or
what are taken as facts BY the world. In
the Atlantic Moathiy for December lS62,
there is an account of a remarkable person.
who the writer says has,
The power of discerning. in single
specimen Of handwriting. the character,
the occupation, the habits. the tcmpera-
ment, the health, the age. the sex, the size,
nationality. the benerelence tile peirrriotts
IS, the bolduess, or the timidity the NOR
ality or the immortality. the cifcetatatiom OF
the hypocrisy, aataoftcn the intention .!
the writer
Unless something Of mental popularity
attaches tn the handwriting of IA person,
how could all individual, with all the prac
tice in the world, with amy degree Of con-
filence predict the characteristics of the
writer We have no doubt but there may
he somethins in this them Yet low far il
can be carried out, aud have it conform to
facts we knew not. If one half of what i.
related in the article allndcd to. of ''One %
NV Clients" be true there is il science yet
to be developed which will better bear the
nann. Of SCIENCE. than PhrenolosF, Palm
istry. Ply signomy & c. which have beci
before the public and cl.lniuG Recognize
ton as sciences.
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Another Convention i.

We take the following Dtice from the
Wa,erville Nal. Wccall the attention Of
the wool growers of this county to the He-
tce and the suggestion. hoping that all IN
terested will at once move in the matter of
having q State Convention of Wool
Growers:
STATE Wool GROWERS Association.
The Undersigned with the appreciation
uf the Executive Committee OF the North
kenuebec Wml Growers Association,
and in their behalf. respectfully suggests to
the wool growers of Maine the psoprlety of
a State organization for the promotion OF
their interests. It's proposed that some
Of the County Association assume the du-
ties necessary to carry out this plan. he
\. X. Association is to hold its annual
meeting at Watervillc in April. and its
annual S,earng Festival early in June.
II this proposal seems tn meet the views OF
those interested, in various parts ot the
State, This Association viii take the re-
sponsibIfty of calling u meeting for the
purpose stated, Oh one Of the above coca
sion. Other County Associations. and all
wool growers who feel interested in this
propositions, are requested To communi-
cate with the undersigned as soon a. con
venicnt. Ii any other place shall heidds-
ed preferable this Association will co-op'
crate with any other that viii assume the
work.
EPH. MAXiIAM.
Waterville, 18th Feb %, See y. X.
", q. Assn.
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---Nptwith>tanrlin the great variety OF Pills
heretofore in the market. want ha, been very
generally felt for u safe anu perfectly reliable
purgafive medicine. such remedy is now
supplied in Parsons PuLgativc Pills.
HARNESSES, garage rugs, stable blankets
leading lines. most thoroughly and economic
calIy washed 10y the aid of the STEAM REFINED
SOAPS in their cheaper varieties. Livcrymcn
will lind the STEAM REFINED Castillo lust
What they want for toilet purposes,
Should we be- unfortunate a. to b,
Visited by the Cholera this summer. every in
dividuai should guard against an attack by all
means at command. one of the most effective al
which would be ii frequent Use of Blood's
Rheumatic Compound.
-Tlkin9 Medicine to care diseases occa,-
ioned by Il deficiency of Iron il TIE Jipod with.
out restoring il Ia the system. is like try ng 10
r"pmr a huildin8 when The Foundation i gone.
The Peruvian syrup Ia prntuNide of Iron Sup
piles this deficiency amt build, up II iron coil-
stitution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-22

An editor having stated that he never
kuru a person to ~. an honorary member of Il
church, one Of hiaeorrespopdenis replies Two
third, oft,c members ofm church are honor
ary members. They don't come TO prayer
meeting. They font attend SUNDAY school.
They don't add 10 the life of the cturch. They
are honorary mtlut,cr- They are passengers
il, The Gospt! ship. They bar No burdens. add
no strength So hay" their nJns',. ! ou must
have been q fortunate man, never to have been
ina chtrrh Nhcre there were no honorary
mclIhcr>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-22

Tho ladies Of the First Baptist Society Of
this city have nearly perfected their arrange
Iness> tor the Srthco4nin. Lerce and Festival.
and they propose 10 give two grand entertain
ment> at t;ranlc lFali on Thursday aud Friday
cyrislrce Of this week. February 2l>t and 22d.
TableauN .Statuary. beautiful Pieces. &C., will
form "A part of the entertainment. The inner
man win be bountifuly prev iied for at we'll
filled tables. We may mention one or two piee-
e.. The superb tahleaux suggested by tl~
passage in Genesis $40, Ii. entitled jacobs
Dream. and the beautiful moral piece. The
Fountain Of Peace. will he given on the first
evening. An amusing local l'urlesque, writ
ten ny u gentleman of this city. entitled "Thc
Advent OF Spr;seuc. or Water-power ON the
Brain. will bc brought ont ON Thursday even
ing iI,y,,' Full Orchestra Band will furnish
Music for the occasion. Everything prom
Isl, 4 varied ami pleasing entertainment, and
we hope all our friends Will he ,'cre.
- k.nnebcc IoUraal
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ou. colony ont 70 Jafia. has arrived at an
AMERICAN port The Officers report that Adams
got d,il,h ON the passage out. and opened Il li9-
nor shop Il. soon a. hc got ashore at ,tafa
Maclia> CriVe.
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WAsmINGrON. Erh. 20

" 'NNTTTN'' I71N, T III. ",
Ii Is understood that cx-Gnv, Thomas
ii. Ford and Col. lIcnchlc have been re-
tuned as counsel in he case Of john II.
Surratt, on the charge of murder. The
prisoner had heretofore repeatedly denied
that he was Surratt, but Yesterday when
he was about 10 be delivered into the
hands Of the L. $. Marshal the following
colloquy occurred
Mar>liall-"ls your name John II. Sur
raft -
pRIst NrR-"It is, sir"
Marshail-"rhen, sir, ares you by
virtue Of II bench warrant issued Ia me
by the criminal court of the District OF
Columbia
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.
The boarding Observation-Disclosures Messr>,
West 4 Gcrri>l'> ship yard. MAS destroyed by
fire early this morning,-The work Of incend-
ari>m. We did not suppose that such fend,
lived i'll our midst :but il seems that we as we'll
a. larger communities are not exempt from
such bpcd curses and representatives OF and
candidates for ..the lake Of iire'we read Of. Ii
they escape the reward of their merits las tit
subjects for the State Prison. in due time may
God reward them according to their works.
NEW MrsIC.-We have received from tie
publishers, Mcsscrs Oliver Di,son & Co Boston
the following new music "Snow Bound Polka
by John NJ Holland; ''Farc thee well, and if
Forever" words by Byron. music by j. ii.
Phelps; lilo Carolina" dedicated to the dauS-
crof Carolina by Dr. W. Il. IIarrell arranged
for the Piano: "Only Lock of Hair. IL song by
Laribcl; Father, dear Faehcr. come down
with the Stamps song and chorus, by Frank
Wilder.
HARPER FOR MARCH is on our table, The
illustrated articles are "The Dodge Club ;of
I,alv in MnttCLiA :Pcrusal Reeolcctions Of
the War; "rWo Hundred Thousand Spidrrs.
The other articles are attractive, Harper is IL
ways good.
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Waterville, 18th Feb %. See y. X.
". &, Assn.
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To the Judge Of Probate N and for the County Of
r1HE Undersigned Guardian II \: f. Gilbert
Wasgait, minor heir OF Elijah II. Wasgatt late
af - George ia said County, deceased, represents
that said ininOr Is seized and ed of certain
rsal estae described a ioliess:-ill the Interest
Of said ward IN the homestead Of the late Elijah
III Wassatt, bounded NoTIherly, by land OF Jonas
Corson; Easterly by-E!ack Of Ellsworth; south
frly on what is csiled Mil Brook; Westerly by
<nine's sound, Containing tfty res. That an
advantageous offer OF Five Hundred dola!s has
been made for the same, by Nathan smaiiidge Of
M peseft in aid Comfy which offer 1T Is for the
interest OF all concerned mmetigiclyto accept the
ryeeeCs OF saie he placed at interest for the be-
nsft of said ward-sa,d tiuardlsn therefore pray
for License to sch AID convey the a. owe desellhe
real estate to the pefscH making sait offer
$500 - HArFIEI W. i. " AsGAII
ro1 CoCS1Y-In Probate Court. held a. Rock
land on this secaad Tuesday Of March 1851.
On the petton aforesaid i-ORDEEED, 1hat no
,jee be given By publishing copy, OF said petitlon
uirh this order thereon, three weaks suecessiVsiy
nrior 10 the Second Tuesday Of April next, IN me
Ellsworth American, nestpaper printed IN Ells
rorfh that all persons interested may attend at
Court of Probate then 10 be held at RocklASD
ana show csuse Ii any. why the prayer Of said pet
ton should not be granted
$500 7; TALHcT, Judge.
,-ue rany of the pstition aud order thereon.
sw9 ARTIST O. y. HALL, REGISTER
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American and Foreign Patents
R, H.. EDDY,
BOSTON.


FTER an extensive practice 81 hFFfttftt- "a
\ twenty years. CONTINUES 10 secure fdtthts Ia
he { Eiiea states also IN great Britain, Ira ee
.na ofber foreign countries. Caveats. ~f7esii5ss-
1oo. Borl. Assignments and al! psHtrs or dfa'F'
ir-,. for Patents. executed Oh rea>nAaic Term.
u, ri, disp1irh Eesersiie> raa'te Iato American
I'D Foreign yqark% II determine legal isiii ether
sririre rendered ia al matters t9uchIs Tue -tl.it
Copie- Of the claims If any patent ihfh4rh' =
rpnlitttn. one dollar, Aseis i.T.e.fts feeofdet III
40 3g21rg in the United states possesses superior,
5friIiHss far obtaining lftstS, u Gtertalt"g t"e
,ss,q-tiz.abiiftgo q itr.aff3as. -.
barring eIgGi month tila subs .lhRr IN the course
cafi6ns sfxffl " - - vas
decided InhiS fsrdr b. liz 5alatsI5ieis 81 PATENTS
TESII1 o.siAI>.
~ regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most eH'abfe 6i'l
sncressfid practitioners with whom | ltaIe h;ie
osY,cIsi int.-rourse GHA>. MASON.
Commissioners of Patents,
~ have no hesitation assuring inventors thd
+he,- cannot employ man more coEsPtte7f ana
notifications in foam secure for ii3eni an efiy
and favorable consideration a. t.ie Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURN
Late Commissioner OF IltfAt,,
Nj. Z II. EDDY has made for mr. iiiiEl EE.>
appIiratlon., in all but uNE Of which patent
have been granted. and that one i oSFehdlbs
Such unITiist.kable rroof Of great talent AM
ability on his part leads me Ia recommend az IN
y,niors to aIuiF to him To procure their patent
q. they may he sure of having the most faltihu
attention bestowed On their cases, and at Ner5
reasonable charges. JOHN iAH1Ai'b'
Jan. !, isJ3-ly3l
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OF MORTGAGE

whereas Peltiah Tapiey- al ~urry in The County
of Hancock and state Ol Jaime by has deed oil
mortgage. dated November ?,'th, A ID. 1854, and
recoree6i in Hancock County i:egistry Vol % Page
ISL conveyed to james >eaTey. Of said >urrF, q
CERTAIN mess re. suted in Id ~fIiT anu boiiitd-
eJ ann described as follows 20 wit beginning al
Il large rock by tine side OF the road leattins from
Senlh Surry to Patterns Bay Village On Isaiah
t,areFy,. Western hne-tiIence running south ten
degrees West, two hundred and twenty rods 10
marked trees thence North - degrees est twenty
seven rods to Augustine MerriiIs head line 70 d
stake and stones: thence by said AeIrille Eas tern
inc North ten degrees East, two hundred ana
twenty rods 10 the highway aforesaid; thence bH
said highway EasterIy to the place OF beginning
containing forty acres more or less; ana whereas
;4tsaid James Seavey. under date OF December
9TH A. l. lst5i. by deed OF sslsnnient-conNeNed
TO me all his right tile aud interest IN and to sd
tor;gage from 1apley TO >cayey, and whereas Inc
.endIfitn of said mort gage deed, being broken,
claim to foreciose the same according 10 TIE
statute in such Gases made and provided
ISAIAH CO$ERI,
Witness S WAssoS,
surrv Sarch 2gth, 4, u. 1851, 3W9
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ADDITIONAL BOtlTlES.
AZ. RIRNUAM, General Agent.
READ THE LAW BELOW

READ THE LAW BELOW
&lfa ,aore bounty will he paid to the three YEAR
MN maj have received only 800, 500 more
h,,,,ntv will be paid to the two years men that
have received only 600. and 10 the
WIDOWS
CHILDREN,
FATHERS,
MOTHERS,
AND HEIRS
of such soldiers. ..- M
NJ / will collect these beantles promptly Please
~ A. r. BuRSHAM will give his SPECIAL
ATTENTION ty the collection OF these otSTiEs.-
81 ali persons v no have claims apply early and
they wall be EARLY PAID.
Advice free =, -, -. l..
my services. II pr-pN,t,1t
O6,cs orsr -4ixsn BROTHERS Store Store.
Ellsworth, Aug. 7, 1866. 20
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DR.. Mattison's Sure Remedies,
FOR SPECIAL CASES

Can be obtained only at his Office No % Union
Street, Providence, and sent by express In
sealed PACKAGE, secure frem obserrafiop to ali
parts of the country. 1heydo aof cure erergthip1
hut for their respective purpose, they postijye1a
ho~s no eqgel As-crculars giving full information
Nth the highest Testimonials also book on sDecj4j
Diseases In sealed eHrlope, sent free ~ Es mr.
and send for them for without reference no adyer.
Using physicion should be trusted. Enclose a
stamp for postage. and direct la DIR aATTIS1N
NO. Is UNION STREET, PROVIDENCE n -
Iy3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

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