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The New York herald., 1868-04-29

Tho KOVaI Hacbts
THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT AS SHE ENTERED KINGS
TOWN UARBOR.

TOWN HARBOR.
From tho Irish (Dublln) Times, April 16.j
The Victoria and Albert is singular specimen OF
the perfection OF naval architecture, and evidences
the utmost taste In the construction OF her Interior
to better advantage She is Of pretty clipper build
having two white tunnels and three masts. Painted
black, O golden band representing rope
the yacht and the gilt ornamentation at the bow and
stern are also items most favorable 10 her general
outline Everything that comfort even luxury, could
board.
bullt NJ Pembroke from the designs Of the Surveyor
OF the Navy in February 1851. She was launched on
the 18th OF January, 1855, and the Queen took her
first cruise on the 18th OF July that same
ycar The extreme length IL three hundred
and thIrty.slx feet, and her width across
her paddle-boxes slxty.sx and half feet.
IL appears By the particulars found on board that she
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, April @-6 r. NJ
BEEswAx quiet but steady at 4S%c. a i6c
CorroN.-The transactions in this staple to-day were
small, the demand from all classes of buyers being very
light and the market heavy though prices were not
ouotaby lower The sales limited to c23 bales nciud
ing speculation 3s% for export and sl for spinning
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
usHrISG THE IRISH sHoRH--TnB PRINCESS AS FIRST
sEEx nv TINT pvopyr

EEhN FEUFEfs
From the Irish lDublinl Times, Aprn 16l
The heir apparent to the throne, accompanied by
MS amiabe consort, visits publicly and In full regal
ftate for the first time although this Ia the fth visit
the green isle which forms the right arm OF the
nirhty empire over which, IN the course OF nature
he may be one day called TO rule. In few parts
pf the world could there be found such a
tombinatlon OF natural beauties, both on land
knd water, amid which 70 display the splendid
haceant that to-day marked the royal coming.
fo the eyes o. the Prince they were not unfamiliar
but they semed to excite within him the strongest
Interest.
torja and Albert did not conceal emotions OF Joy and
admiration az she looked around from o bay OF
eurpassing beauty, crowded With gayly decorated
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
AUS TRiA.
Separation OF Church and Stnte-Iesisiative
Defence of Liberty Of Conscience.

In the Austrian Upper Chamber NJ. Rokitanski de-
nvered a speech in favour OF religious liberty and
the separation OF church and State he made use OF
the following remarkable language, which is not
without its pertinence to the controversy at present
going Oh in England and elsewhere on the same SUBJ
ject
The member said-"I object TO any privilege being
given to particular Church, 10 any State religion,
and hope TO be able to show that State religion is
not only supernuous but evil. Religious liberty is
of old date Tertullian inscribed the equality OF all
creeds his flag, and the bill now under discussion
is ia perfect harmony with his doctrine. The State
as the realization Of the idea OF justice can be Of no
creed, and yet it IL in relation with many
Even IL IT had only TO deal with one re-
ligion, 1t should not adopt it distinctive creed
Otherwise it would subject itself TO the Church,
says 1t is prosecuted when it s not allowed
creed more than others. it should examine
dogmas and decide which are the best. Now,
the State have no such function, and it has no
such right. The Christian reli gon itself prohibits
intolerance. Are not the love OF ones neighbor,
equality in the sight OF God and the other principles
Of that religion the very principles OF state founded
on ustlcer ST. Augustine said There is no charity
where there is not justice" Christian ethics dsa-
VOW intolerance. A state Church Is not necessary,
because domination does not become a Church;
because preference given TO one Church Is an in
suit TO others; because the privileged Church dark
ems the minds OF its adherents and fills their hearts
with pride aud this has been shown in the course OF
these debates. (Bravos.)
The bil, has been read second and third tune.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
The scotch Reform Biz.

The franchise clause OF the Scotch Reform bill as
originally proposed by government was as follows:-
Every man shall, IN and after the year 1858, be en-
titled TO be registered voter, and when registered
to vote at elections for member members
in Parliament for burgh, who, when the sheriff pro-
ceeds to consider his right to be inserted retained
in the register OF voters is qualified as followsrhat
is to say
/. Is OF full age and not subject to any legal inca
paety; and
O. Is, and has been for period OF not less than
twelve calendar months next preceding the last day
OF july inhabtant oecupier as owner tenant Of
any dwelling house within the burgl; and
8. Has during the time OF such occupancy been
rated TO all rates f any made for the relief OF the
poor and imposed upon him according to the rate
able value OF such dwelling house as inhabltant
thereof and
4. Has on before the 10th day OF July in the
year, paid all poor rates III any that have become
payabe by him as aforesaid up 10 the preceding 18th
day Of May; provided that no man shall under this
section be entitled 10 be registered voter by rea
son Of his being Joint occupler of any dwelling
house.
Mr.. Bouverie's amendment, which was carried
against the government disposes OF the ratepaying
conditions enumerated III the third and fourth sec
tons OF the foregoing clause and gives the vote to
dodgers with certain qualifications 1t Is as fOllOws-
To leave out subdivisions three and four in the clause
and insert these wOrds's and has been for period
OF not less than twelve months next preceding the
last day OF July an inhabitant Occuper as lodger
OF part OF any dwelling house, such part being OF the
annual value of El0 or upwards
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VENE ZUElk.
Fierce Battle at Caracas--Terms of Compro-
mise Agreed TO by the Belligerents-t'cn.
Falcon still nIissng-The Hannah Grant
Claim. -

Tn,ceu still NIissing-Tae Hannah Grant
Claim. ,,ss
The United states steamer Saco arrived here yes
terdsy from Legusyra. She brings Caracas letters
and payers to Thursday. the iith.
The news is quite important The battle in Caracas
OF the 6th mentioned IN my last letter. followed
by considerable fighting for several days. on the 10th
ana llth the conhict,was very sanguinary both par
ties lighting with the utmost rancor. ON the nth
there was meeting between General Miguel A.
Ro,as the Gcneral-n-Chief OF the revolution
ary army, and General Bruznal- with view
20 put an end 70 the bOodshed Commissioners
were appointed 10 draft compromise or basis OF
union between the paroles. These commissioners
and General Nouuez on the part Of the opposition.
They me, the same day at the village OF Antimano
and adopted the following agreement
J. General Brznal and the existing government to be ac
General Miguel K Roias be placed IN command Of all
General RoIss on his part to take charge OF "paclacs
sovensss sG os every nd 10 ali provinces
The soyernsn, on ~ part as soon IS The % country shall
fofcs'e se'sureAof person aud property to cesse
! This arrangement was proclaimed in Carfcas on
Joy It looks WELL but It is doubtful II It viii last
| week. IL gives dissatisfaction TO the revolution
iu the moment oil victory. Besides, the revolution ia
Oh TOO hylra-headed character 70 be disposed OF so
s Nearly eVy province IN venezuela is ,ar,,a IN
bodies OF troops inthe had who refuse TO be bound
by TINS agreement. ,Jf General Roias IL to "pach
cate all these he has decidedly large Job on his
hands. Besides. he and Bruzpal only hold their po.
sitiOns temporarily OF until Congress can meet, ana
either confirm them or elect new men, and on the
reassenbng OF that bviy there is but little prospect
The whereabouts OF racOu is still mystery II Is
now said ne ls not IN Maracaibo at all, but hiding
away somewhere IN Gro He IT, however, not OF
much Importance now seng entirely left out in the
agreement.
The claim In the AFFAIR M the Hannah Grant Ia still
unsettled. ~ IL ever df1Sult 70 obtain s'pecunary
satisfaction from these south American states;
| the last dollar that county has nad has Scen ex.
pended n the civil strife.
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INT IN The old days z carriage ana pos. horses I'm N
placed the CHIEFS OF the MussS in me
OF tneir sovereign, to wAom they were a1se -
communicate BY word Of mouth their dsoSssso -
ask renewal Of confidence or the highest exercise
OF the royal prerogative in the dssolu.on o. T tnss
usage mere noGnGoneG ana we we're 70 come e re-
signations by telegraph and c0rresp0noence ~ -
hs nsteaa o. roy and what constuona
arrangements may be the result o. sncn am An0Tm S
pete transaction OF the neness Tne sove
REIGN IS an essential part Of the legislature as mucn
the Lords or the Commons anJ wnen parament ~ - EN-
reasonable that the sovereign should be at had As
either house may confer with the other, 80 either
has q right address the Queen and to seek infor
nation or permission from her; and cases may
arise when it may be necessary that this should be
done without delay. The session OF Parliament does
residence In the southern portion OF this island lrk
some from ts Duration and the great royal palaces
OF London and windsor, TO say nothing OF Osborne,
are Kept up In order that the sovereign may have
fitting habitation while performing duties necessary
Fiction, for which all could make allowance the
Queen has shown sufficient socitude respecting
Disraeli should not have represented to her Majesty
that the present was period in which IL was Of more
than ordinary importance tot she should remain
to,thta reach OF her Ministers ana or per Puytd-
gaeeu.
From the Manchester Examiner, May 2o.l
AS 1t is Mr.. Disraeii's faculty OF endurance
has given way, and we are in the midst of another
Ministerial crisis. He takes till tomorrow night to
consider the position Of the government in alton
TO the Scotch Reform bill, and we snail then learn
what new solution is TO be submitted to Parliament
Is the interval being employed in consulting the
Queen? We know, on the authority OF the Duke OF
that Mr.. DisraeIi succeeded in obtaining
promise from her Majesty to dissolve at once II new
difficulties should arise. Is the present one OF those
foreseen emergencies, and will Mr.. Disrae announce
70 morrow an immediate appeal to the country It
Is hardly conceivable that q Prime Minister should
assume the responsibility OF such STEP IL is abso
utey intolerabe that the country should be thrown
into confusion for other end than 10 crafty the
personal ambition OF Minister who has held office
Tor two years without power, and who now bends to
majority solely because he has lost the art of ca
Oling t,
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
FRANCE.
Election Defeat OF the Governmeut-An His
toric Relic Doomed.

The following il the result OF the second polling
which took place in the Department OF Taire for the
election Of Deputy to the Corps Leglslatn-Out OF
81 2so votes Inscribed on the register 32612 voted
Baron Gorse. the opposition candidate, was returned
by u.s. s45 votes, against 1888 votes obtained by
Mons. Gaulevan the government candidate. The
remaining votes were lost.
Cornelle's house, Is rue d'Argenteuil, Paris, IS
doomed TO destruction. The nat Of Minister Haus5-
man has zone forth, and the historic walls will
speedily be reduced to dust beneath the city pick
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

WatAr dull and the make, unsettled by un
SrS .q' OF Su %siSa e%e S:fa and al
hs The sss about CSO bushels ser milling and eS
ssvns 9gs - FOR NO ,ss and Ia 9O%91y 5s
ss. 81 fPs g 'f & SS'ss as ssa
and an IL mSs st go s5a S"s II ors wtgs over
SSesy Soes About 500 bushels 3, Tor
0fasa fssanTs coSnaed 70 rule dun snd The
oSa5s1g vsroo per esme bushels ssn
At 3D. 70 Bremen 800 petroleum private terms The
aon'syssq $50 e to bseoCs 400 tsS, Ss sss 70
P sS BARK S 5sis s0T, peSSea% %
BSr DSrs 90 NE ses SSrs S % bushes s brig
rom rniIadepeia two vessels nov in Eoson) dec,
port in the dodlieraneaa petroeum one same VOYAGE
one $500 bols do 70 direct port on the continent on PIT
'S;S GrsNY c.oTa was dun 1t gl%c. as9sc.
GvsNy BAas were dun at 'sc issc,, o., .,,,,,,.
soc. sSc, and retail los 81 Is 81 % -, %.
cS fo 1861 crop iOe CSC for 1856 do aud aSe Soc for
DHsTpws note sales o; bales Buenos Ayres private
'' Hpsr-xanils dul at iosc, god ute wss also dull
;is .sss s so uss.Sy ss.Sy
Ss Or nsoas sSas!ss se Sod assmOrs e savannah IS
% s.d ssr. w. YES esI HTs,is s
Vie Montoyaso . Ss sie cSsrenlss erie HlS
is. s s'f s' SsfsSs ssARsT 3
Ssn'is s,s sasisn s s,osi s ss
fsos-scotca pig was dun but without partcu,ar cnsnee
sSSs SSsY S's''
ad Nc was ". quote "s. Ss a. % sS
sale. 1900 tons black and notified lU5gs on c
sod S, 100 old on private terms 1000 works
eas so nes
s So sod Sssssa bar was M steady = Sss as ss so,,, and
with moderate receipts light bodsr. were arm
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HsAKrLRss swrspIRR.-seyerai months ago 0
flashing young took up his residence at oxford,
Miss where he introduced hNnself as the son OF
Judge Hawkins, OF Nashville, ans represented that
his wealth was almost burdensoms lie became en-
gagged to n belle OF the place. and vent to Memphis
with her to purchase the wedding Mousse au. She
entrusted him with several hundred dollars Of her
own and the gay HswkiRs hss vanished from her
Razes ~. .UN.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 2-6P. N.
BUILDING MATERIA IAIs.-Easern spruce, baing in small
supply fair demand firmly held at 1921 $2S. To
arrive l25O0o feet at $29 so and
do. at I So sYelow pine timber $3.50 &35 and pings &c.
&C. Lahs in brisk demand and higher, closing at
$3 5O 900 sold arrive at 3 So Rosendae
moderately 81 70 per bb Lime steady 81 10
for and SO lump. Brcks-Long Island, $l1
sl2 North river $o sl3 New jersey " goa $40; Gro
CorFEEKio continued 10 rule quiet but steady Sales at
Baltimore of 5000 BAGS Sirenc at &c., gold, in bond
We quote ordinary $50 &c., gold IN bond fair
lDc lodc. good lOs4c: lie; prime, llAc lsc; ex-
range Sc. 13c Messrs William Scott Sons
make the stock Of Rio june g. 1885, In New York ll4M7
baes Savannah 32, Philadelphia $780, Baltimore 81 800,
New Orleans II 800.
CcPpEH-The business in ngot moderate but former
prices maintained The sales comprised 200 lbs at
for Detroit the spot, 2c c for do for July and
2gEc 23Ac for Baltimore Portage Lake quoted at
2H$c.
Go1Tov-Tbe market for this staple only moderately
heavy though prices not quotaby lower The
demand again mainly irom spinners The safes were
1886 bales including 1876 speculation and 1851 for spin
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
e y r Q p E..
Disraeli's Cabinet Difficulties and Refuge
Near the Throne.
British Opinion Of the Queens
Avoidance of the Crisis.
She Sultan's Speech on Popular Reform and
Freedom Of Conscience.

The Inman steamship City of Baltimore, Captain
Letch, which eft Liverpool on the goth and Queens
town the st OF May, arrived at this port yester-
aay morning. bringing mail report In detail oil our
cable dispatches dated TO her day OF sailing from
Ireland.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03

quiet but steady al &c &c.
for IA ounce. Sperm steady at 45c Patent, 5jc bSc
DRUGS AND DYES were very quiet The sales were 90
lssc god lbO soda ash at 2sc az 96c,
do chiefly 2Gc. 7l6c 50 casks bleaching powders at
49c itc, currency caustic soda $40 5sc, ged and
1900 kegs b. carb soda on private terms. -
FIsH.-Dry cod were dull and nominal Mackerel were
dull; "A cargo 10. Just arrived held a1 &1 bO No.
shore nominal at S2 % S22 50 Nc. bay, s23 1913 20;
No. do, $s $ls 80 In smoked herrings there was
large 42c 4Sc. for scaled and 2oc. for No.
Barrel herrings quiet at SO n %9 30. -
FiouR AND GRAtN-Receirts, 1900 bbs dour, 80 do.
and 44b meal 81 s3 bushels wheat 1873 200 do.
corn, do oats, 5000 do. and 263 do The
for State and Western -four still dull and rregu
lar prices again shaded of sales being made at
plump decline Of 5c. 25c per bb, and In 50c
per Dbl conceded to close up Quotations
were entirely nominal close of the Market and to In
duce purchases considerable extent still greater
duction would have had TO be made. But there
scarcely any demand and large sales could not have
made nj price: California flour was dull and more
irregular few sales made at xS 70 for
cho,c do quote $8 and that price
high by though several lots were placed
MT that figure The 5vO bbls. Southern
dull and prices favored the buyer though the
range of prices the some choice family brands
bringing SIS Rye flour quet with sales OF 200 bbls
meal quiet and heavy sales 20 bbis al 30 %
: on for. Jersey and for
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following list comprises the transers since the
previous report
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
against Of the former and siasIo Of the latter

In 1867.
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments ana balances at the Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been a.
f0llows:-
Custom House --suo- -7reassvT.-
Receipts. Recefpts Payments. balances.
June /. t28I 2Ol e757427 $760,059 $94,675,366
June o.. 43l,oOO 1,O65,s63 b4027o o6.l9o,s3s
The value OF exports exclusive of specle) from New
York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day
amounted to $2es2 s2A against sa,ec7,s2i the week
previous.
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ronnao-. / Isspr.. Price.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-05-23
THE EYES! THE EYE S!
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OCuliSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
Y more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabsmus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygiun, or fcshy
membrane growing the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bulging ont of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fis;ua Lachrymalis. or closing of tear
passage and all deiormities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all tie movements and brilliancy
of tie real eye. large assortment constantly
hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity operator is
co-extepsiye with his success, patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tons, from New York and Boston, almost months
ly. Many patients be seen at the Doctor 5
Office daily, in different stages Of recovery.
Oilice-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA San Francisco. lobby.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-05-23
Tuscan Springs.
EeE.aIn0 Co, Cal.
J. G. BRADLET.

j. g. BRADLEY Proprietor.
e THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
NaEE1 antly situated in picturesque valley
Essaas about seven miles from Red Bluff. The
sez-szs- buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed, and visitors will find all the comforts of a
home, as well as the health-giving virtues of the
waters.
The most eminent physicians Of San Francis
and the State after careful analysis OF the wa
tiers, pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters in the United States!
and this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS OF per-
sons who have been cured Of chronic diseases,
after having tried in vain the best medical advice
ScrofuIa. Nervous complaints, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Skin diseases, Uterine affections, and
the diseases of females, these rafers are 'ntdtla6le
The charges are moderate, and every attention
will he afforded to promote the comfort Of inya-
lids. For further Information apply to DR.. R. A
THOMAS. Weaveryille DR.. \. B. Goss, Hay Fork,
or address J. C. BRADLEY Red Bluff.
Tuscan Springs, April 20, 1866. l5.tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-05-23
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE!

TOR OF MEDICINE Faculty. PARIS GRADUATE OF TIE
UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE,. PHYSICIAN OF TIE ST. oHSs
BAPrs1L SOCIETY," OF SAN Francisco.
Dr.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients, and
others seeking confidential medical advice that he be
consulted daily at his office, ''ARNORT HILL" BUILD
ING, Northeast Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco. Rooms No Q, 10 and II, first
floor up stairs from either Montgomery Sac
ramento streets.
Dr. PERRAULTs studies have been most exclusively de-
TO the forms Of Nervous Phys
cal Debility, the results of injurious habits acquired in
youth which usually terminate in impotence and stery
and permanently induce all the ccncomtans of old age
Where inrmity exists involving the happiness Of
life and that of Others and morality dictate the
necessity Of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline of the vgor of manhood matrimonial unhappiness
compulsory single life etc, have their sources causes
the germ of which planted early life.
fruit tasted long afterward Patients aboring under this
complaint. Will complain Of Of the following
symptoms Nocturnal emissions, pains in the back and
head weakness OF memory and sight, discharge from the
urethra the stool making wafer the intellectual
ulties weakened, loss of memory ensues ideas
clouded and there disinciination business
reading writing society friends etc
The patient will probably complain of dizziness vertigo
and that sight and hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by Dreams melancholy signing, palptations, fanting,
coughs and slow fever; while have external rheu
matte pain. and nunibness of the body Some the
common symptoms pimples in the face and aching in
different parts Of the body. Patients suffering from this
disease should apply Immediately to DR.. PERRAULT, Ell
Their in person by letter, he will guarantee
Of Seminal emissions and impotence in six to eight weeks
Patients suffering from yenerea diseases in ny stage
orrhea gee structures bubo ulcers cuaneous erupons
etc, will be treated successfully All Syptic and Mercu
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
Dr.. PERRAULTS diplomas in his Office where patients
for themselves We invite investigation claim moi
to know everything body but do claim
that in all taken under treatment fulfill promi
We particularly request those who have tried th
Boosted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till worn GU
and discouraged to call upon Low charges and qncl
Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental Il
their consult the Doctor with assurance of relief
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-05-23
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF TRIM
TY, STATE OF CALIF0RN1A.-IN THE MATTER OF
TIE ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF JAMES
f. FISHER, ROBT. Ii. FISHER, THOS.
j. FISHER AND MARY FISHER.-ORDER
To SHOW CAUSE on APPLICATION OF GUARDIAN
FOR ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TT APPEARING TO THIS COURT from the
L petition this day presented and filed by Sarah
+. Fisher, the Guardian of the persons and es-
tate of James E. Fisher, Robert B. Fisher, Thos.
j. Fisher and Mary Fisher, minors, praying for
order of sale of certain real estate belonging
to her said wards, that it is necessary and would
be beneficial to said wards that such real estate
be sold, it is hereby ordered that the next Of kin
of said wards, and all persons interested in the
said estate, appear before this Court
Saturday, the 3Oth day of May,
AID. 1863 at o'clock, P. NJ. at the Court House
in the county of Trinity, then and there to show
cause why an order should not be granted for
the sale of such real estate. And it is further
ordered that copy of this order be published at
least three successive weeks before the said day
of hearing in the WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL, a
newspaper printed in said county of Trinity
Dated May 2, AID 1868.
1874. \. j. FELTER, Probate Judge.
CYTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRIM
- IrY, ss-I, John ". Phi lbrook, Clerk of the
Probate Court of Trinity county, State of Cali
fornia do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy of the order now on
file in my office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set
lis my hand and affixed the seal of said Pro-
bate Court, this ID day of May, AID. 1868.
JOHN W. PHILBROOK, Clerk.