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Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Ak APT COMPARTSON.-Be erly Nash
negro delegate to tho South Carolina
menageric, thus portrays that oiled and
curlpd AssS rian bull. James L. Orr:y
.'GovelnOr Orr is in the position that
the old woman said President Tyler was
when lie tried tn turn u Snmcrset frO.n
the wllia to the Democratic paTtyi left
hanging upside down, with the head
down. The Conservatives try to- kick
him off from the Conservative tree, and
the Republicans are willing to let him
hang by h;s heels untiluall- brains
run down into his head, aud he will. die
| of political appopleXX." l- G -uH -.
| Comment is useless. When pnbilt
/ man has been brought to that pass, lie Is
! between the devil and the deep sea.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

PoLrrENgss in DUNNING.-,An old
gentleman had owed a firm for years, at
last, after everybody's patience and
temper was exhausted, n clerk named
Frank, undertook to get the money. Jai
Frank called upon the gentleman and
met with a polite reception aud the usu-
al answer, with the addition.
.'You need not trouble, otrseF, young
man, about the matter; l, will make it
all right" aa IA a.i-er-5a
z "Oh, no." replied Frank, II could not
think for moment Of compelling you
to call at tie store fora fsw'do!lars. Ii
will not he the slightest Inconvenience
tor me to stop IL. as pass your place oi
business six times Il day, to and from
my meals, and can call every time
80 by"
| . "iere," said the old fellow to lis
book keeper; alarmed at the prospect q
being dunued six times Il day tm the
next six months, ''pay this imPcrtinen
i rascal. He can beat me IN p0litencss
and if he wants a situation I will Civ
him two thousand dollars a-year.'
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Every diner wishes dis meals served
hot, Int generally awaits certain
amount Of cooliuS before lie 9entqrts 20
swallow it. DIR. johnson once elected n
smoking morsel, with the remark that
ga fool would have swallowed that"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

SALARIES OF EUROPEAN RULERS
The French Emperor, ruling over 37,-
900, 900, has 1O,OOO,000 tLalers to spend
wear. The Gar of Russia with &C.,
900 900 subjects in Europe, only has
5000, 900 reichs thalcrS. Austria, with
30, ,O0O, 900, gives her Emperor 5,000,O 900
thaerS. England with 29,000,OO0 of
European inhabitants, gives her Queen
8, 800, 900 thalers The King of Prussia,
with over %, ,500,0 900 subjects has 4,00U,-
600 thalers. The for1ler king of HaI:-
over, the ruler of 2,00D, 600 of peoples 10
lreceiving 750, 900 thalers II year; and the
Duke or Nassau who misruled 400 1000
souls is to,havei 400, 900 thalers. Besides
this sum, the treaties of Hanover and
Nassau gave their sovereigns. the for
mcr, 16,000,000 thal6rst aud the latter
s, ,O00,O 900 The Duke Of Nassau has re-
1 crived his dividend, bnt the PrIiss' al
House of Deputies lIeSitates to vote tho
amount allowed the King of Hanover.
i One would thiIk he could do very well
wit hout it, for in addition 10 his income,
he has SjOo,000 invested il England.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A resolution to abolish the teaching
of the French language in the primary
department of the public schools in he
First. and Fourth Districts, New Or,
leans, has been adopted hy the Board oi
school Directors, on n reconsideration
vote of 13 yeas to Z nays. FRENCH VIII
continuc to be taught in the schools o'
the Second and Third Districts. The
pupils in all OF the public schools OF tht
city number at present 1S,O9o, WITH
27O teachers. .... ID, .,.f.-.. .-.r
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Scrape a piece of common chalk, put
a small portion of it upon the corn ana
bind il with u linen rag. Repeat thr
,,nplication for a few days, aud you viii
find the corn cone off like n shell and
.perfcctly cured. The cure is simple and
ef1icaciotls. .t.. .....
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A piece of camille may DE made to
burn all night in al sick room, or
elsewhere, whore dull light is wanted,
by putting finely powdered salt OH the
candle, until it reaches the black part
of the wick. In this way mild and
steady light may be kept up through
the night from Il small piece of candle.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Tie streets of Paris are swept almost
exclusively with patented sweeper,
which has been brought TO high perfrc.
tion, and answers well the indications
of economy, neatncss and rapidity of
work. 1t is siT,ply huge revolving q
brush, six feet long ana siSt.en inches @
i'm diameter, which is suspened 10 two
wheeled cart, driven by q Inan aud ~ .
horse. The brush is inclined Backward
at its GU :er end, so that as 1t Teyolves
the muu passes outward, and is left ia q
nile or "winrow'' at The outer side OF
/ the track of tlc cart. By means of
lever the driver, us he sits, can raise
( the brush from tile ErOuiId and let it
down again at viii, The machine is
very simple, aud seems to be very per-
feet. The city exhibited model Of It
Int tile disposition. It's total weight
made of sheet-iron, is ton. The rapid
Tits OF movement is that of the horse.
With a good horse and y good CoHduc-
tor lve Thousand superfic al yards may
lbe swept in an hOur, and this is coneid-
cred as equivalent tothe work of tbIr-'
ttecn men. siTlce the OrSiinary sweepeT9
! taecoMlpsh only abORt- feur 8hnDdred
} Sardt per hour.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

a man, who had filed ~ petition for
divorce, was informed by his counsel
that his wife had filed u "cross-petition,"
as lawyers call it. "a cross peution"
exclaimed the husband, ''that's just like
her. She never did goodnatured thing
Il; her !ifp." -s
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

when a. man desires to sleep, he dcsi-
res to iIear no noise; so when man doth
desire TO sleep in sin, he desires not 10
hear the voice of grace disturbing him,
and the devi', like n diigcnt chamber
lain. tlrawctli the curtains of darkness
and security around him.-T W. Fenner
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

DEAD LEYTERs.-We see it stated in
an exchange that the Postmaster Gene
raj has instructed poStmasterS to treat
all letters dropped into the Office, dir
ectcd with Il lead pencil, the same as
dead letters. The publicwill do well to
make note Of this. .:.. 10 .
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A restaurateur in New York mas suf.
fered severely through the impecuniosi-
ty of his guests, has adopted the novel
practice of serving soup with syringe,
the nozzel being held in the plate, ready
to withdraw the supply until the cash is
forthcoming. ifi |st't7
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Check the curiosity everywhere; over
,bs eyes keep IL vigilant. guard lest thy .I
si.rl,t may encounter what may sIalH tno ~,
,,,Tritv of the soul; even when there Is no
obvious danger. Christian modesty re- re-
onires that. whether the inquisiitivehess
of the eyes should be restrained WITHIN
due bonds.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

TRIAI.s.-A house built of sand -, III
fair weather. just as gOod,as 1t buiit
on a rock A .cobweb is aus good as the
mi~htiestichain cable when there Is no
strain on it. 1t is trial that proves one
thing weak anil another strong. G
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Paris has large groves of shade
trees. The total number of trees
planted in Paris is about 14S,00O
Occupying 7.4S per cent of the entire
area of the city. The elm is the princi-
pal tree in the promenades; next comes
the pine. the hOrseclit stnut, the maple,
the linden, the acasia and the allanthns.
American cities might take this as an
example. .. .a. .5f.sv $500. ..Eg I...H-t
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

= An exchange says that "the Young
ladies and Gentlemen ot IFrre Hante,
Ind, are.in the lElhit OF throwing t kiSSes 81.
"a They don t hurt much, even when
they hit--at least, that's ouf expe-
rience. t4ls SO .fi l-.'- .''t
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

O. PREVALENCE OF FAMINE IN THE OLD
WoRLD.-The st. Petersburg cores
pondent of the Lontloa Herald writes:
The distress amongst the poorer class
es in Russia, owing to the bad harvest.
is in many parts of the country very Sc
we're. AT tie opening of the Provincial
Assembly of Novgorot, the Governor
recommended Il liberal vote of money
to supply the peasants with the means
of subsistence The Governor of Olo-
metz opened the Provincial Assembly of
that Government with n similar address.
With the accounts of suffering in
| Sweden we are already familiar. In
Eastern Prussia the destituion is SO
severe that members OF the royal family
thave volunteered to obtain contribu
I tions, and Parliament has appropriated
considerable SUMS, wiiicl thus lar prove
inaslcqnatt. .
Not only in France but along the Nor
4 thern coast of Africa the lack of food IL
general. According TO II recent lette'
. from Paris, the number of deaths IL
Algeria within the last six months, from
starvation, exceeds 100000. This, tn
. correspondents asserts, is no eyaggerl
tioiI. III the adjoining Government q
: Tunis, from the seacoist to the interior
. there are numerous deaths from starva
ton. Last year complaints of th- seal
: city of food were seldom heard outsid
: lof India
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The New York, Herald saysit pre- |
sumes it will not .sviolate imperial con-
fidenee'' by foreslia,lowing the charac-
ter of the government and household OF
the new AID magnificent Empire pro
posed to be erected by the Radicals upon
the ruins of republican liberty; Ill the
United States, and thus proceeds: 4
His Imperial Highness ulysees L.
Monarch of all he surveys. sos @fsJ i3
Imperial Mouthpieee and Keeper OF
the I,npeIial Word and Conscience--E-
B. Washburnr. lsliry q
Minister, of ConfiScated Estates anu
General FactOtum of the Imperial Mali
sion-Thad.leuS Stevens ,la ,,n
Minister of Military IIjusticc---EdwLl
M sStanton.o 81 eoa ta na 'r -
Minister of the Radical Rack and Po-
ltical j Joint Twistcr in General-George
! S. Boutwell, q hHa ~ y
Usher of the, Black Rod-Frederick
Douglass. H!
Lord High Chamberlain and Picker
Up of all the Imperial Old Boots Old
Hats, and Old Clothes CONGRATULATIONS
Imperial Soft Impeacher and Knight
/ Commander of the Order of the Sui
luxurious Batl-James M. Ashley.
Imperial Windmill and Chief of the
Imperial Blowpipes--J. w. Hnnnicntt
Court WatcnmaIi--HenrT Wilson.
! Co1rt Hangm ln-Ben Wade. boa
Keeper of the Imperial Redchamoel
Sumner. fG f.3 u. sfot
Lady in Waiting--Anna Dickinson.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
,esNatfbitoabcs Spectator.

zaEax9 NJElRhstg ~ .biae 4Essss
|,u SrscrA ros viii be issued every lhuredny
[ning. Subscription price-S5 per annum'
for ak months, IS ADVANCE
nv eRr1sEMEsrs will be inserted at fthe rate
kl 40 per square. for the first and -, GEMS
|e ,ch subsequent insertion. Eight iipes, or
constitute one square. ~ ycI 600
Ear Is oc :upying the space OF ono square, S-V s3
Lii .rd dsdnctions from the above rates made
bvor of those who advertise more extensively
|the ysar. or for "a shorter period -.
h ,r resase mud 0oisaray notices excee.tng ieas
3 ia lencth. aud all others prblished Tor the
left Of private paities, viii DC charged as
Fer isements. :.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
run .ITN1rrp SrArEs SuPEEME

!. The UNITED STATES SUPREME
CoURr.--The following information. Ia
reference to the Supreme Court OF the
United States, will correct some preva-
lent mistakes dis to the names ana num-
her OF jud@es. and be otherwise IntereS.
ting, now that public attention Is airec-
ted to the iutnored action OF that Iriou-
nal with the reconstruction laws. Ihere
aro, at present eight judges, who rank
as follows
Salmon p. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice;
salary $4,000. aAse a-
Nathan Clifford, Ne, Associate Justice.
Salmon Nelson, New York,
Robt q. Grier. Pa, =
David Davis Illinois, = r.
Noah w. tSwayne, Ohio, ~
Samuel j. Miller, Iowa, cox.
.Jtephcn J. Field, California,
Each Associate Justice has n salary
CT $1,000. -
The ages of these judges, so far as we
can ascertain them, are aa fol!ows:
Chase, 60; Grier, y, on the 9th OF
! March, 1868; Miller. Al; Clifford, TO, on
| the 1tli OF Angus, 1868; Nelson,' about
rs: Field 45; Davis, 90, and Swayne
about 55. afa hTe iaJLEa
OF these Een, Chase, Miller, Swayne
1 Davis and Field We're appointed by Lin
coin, Grer by Polk. Clifford by Buchan
nm, aud Nelson by Buchanan or Pierce
The Democratic partisans arc Nelson
4 and Clifford, Justice Grier clailned o.
the same side OF the five Judges ap
pointed 10y Lincoln, Mr.. Field is accept
: cd as a RECONSTRUCTED Johnsonian; MI
! Davis as q very moderate Republican,
!, whose name has lately been mentionet
as Il Conservative. candidate for Presi
/ dent; while NJ rssrs. Chase, Swnyne aii'
:, Miller are avowed members of the Re
lpnplican party.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The following party story told by a
Nothr,n paper, of u Yankee corps III the
late war, is not bad: f5,. ...l.., ,...H..
In the Arkansas cap,Daign the general
officer found the entire -th groupfd
around Il saw mill and weeplng uke
Niobes. "Why, bovs," lie asked, "what
isthe matterl' Matter enough" Sohhel
one entprpriSinc volunteer. Thus far
we have never left ANYTHING behind; hut
we can'C possibly steal this saw mil"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The gold coiuage of the United StateS, '
Great Britain and France, wiilch III tog' S'I
Was not more than one tpouSirilI,- ne m,'i
lions Of dollars in amount. donnIe'l i's0'' sen
.',;tI,;r the tiftePn succeeding years,
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The BRIDES veil originated in the
Anglo Saxon custom of performing tho
marriage under Il cloth, held at each
corner by tall man, over tue brideg-
room and bride, to conceal blushcs.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

a womam-was baRislPtl from town by
the authorities of New H@Nen, because
she allowed - man, not her husband. to
kiss her. Bpt that was in 1913; they do
things differently now.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Says the New York Tribune, -''thero
is ~ vast amount of stationery supplied
to Congress, which the members would
be much more stationary If they did not
drink" g-........,.<, ..,i ...a ,f,tfe &
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Mygatt said in his speech TO the Mis-.
sissippi Mrnagerie that the gates of hell
would notlprevail against the Radicals.
He WAS right; they will yield easily, open
widely, and receive them all. --
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

y The love Of q cross woman, it is said,
is stronger than the love of any other
female individual. Like vinegar, the
affections Ola high strung woman never
spoil. ...a.,,.....,.-.ts ss.f..s,s 9a t
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Tho New York Evening Post and the
Journal of Commerce are reported TO
have cleared S17J 900 and S150,003 res
pectively last year r.s alte
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Most ~ ople think editing a paper i7
as easy as making love. a half day
experience will explode the pleasant nc,
zion We had rather IN ike love to q
dozen ladies tl.an edit one newspaper.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Tennessee Legislature has voted
fo si.tiolish all distinctions of color.
The question now is, whether. the nlackS i,'
are to hleached, or the whites to De
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

=, An editor. putting air-tight collins,
says: "No person having, once tried one
of these collins will ever use any other"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A rich oil lady has recently died in
Somersrtshire, England, who for years
could Oniy sleep when riding in her car
riage. Did she ever try Il stupid prca-
cher
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

I The Boston Post admits that the new ai
style of hoop skirts don't give the ladies
ns much room as the old PATTERN, but d
then it gives everybody else u great
ideal more room. ~ -,..t.rT ss..f .-.s-
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

AS this is the season when sore throat
is prevalent, we PUBLISH the following
for the benefit of sufferers; Dissolve ~
small piece of alum in sage tea, then
mix little honey; or two drachmS OF
oak bark i'm six onuces Of boiling water.
Use the liquid after it becomes cold. .a
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

An exchange says, "rats aud vermln
may be driven out of any building by
burning little sulphur" we shonld
like to see the experiment tried in the
Capitol at Washington. -.as
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

hbe London Times lost 5,O1O suoscrii-
.,,ars last war, aIid 6idtt 'tnake SO mtich i
."nacy by $4,000 as III 1866 when tnen
its profits were 61VV,S1"-
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Somebody puts this conundrum to
Congress. Ifthe Supreme Court should
decide the two-thirds law itself TO he nm
constitutional, and by a two-thirds vote,
what's to be done next! gos'ei ~. g
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

sit is n great misfortune" says La
Bruyere, .'not to have mind enough to
talk well, Judgment enough to be silent"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The State OF Alabama covers an area
.of 90 ,722 square miles, England has 90
269 square miles. Alabama has, in
round numbers,a a population of ono mil,
lion, England nineteen. ...s--.-
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

He that setiulously attends, pointedly
asks. calmly speaks, coolly answers, AMI
ceases when he has no more to say, IL
in possession of someofthe best requl-
sites in man.-[ Lavater. ~ .r
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The latest political earieatures- repre-
sent Grant's platform. He is, standing
OH nothing autz zas&a so .pc9isz =
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

There are fOrty-eight thousand cigar
aud tobacco manufacturers the United
States. -ri-r..sE a4s Lsr3 sr
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

1t is said that The li,dy known to the
literary public as Gail Hamlton. says
that the public welfare would he promo
ted i,y restricting tire suffrage among
men, rather than by extending it TO
women. That sounds very much as II
She knew something of the subject she
is talking about; which is more than
can be said of u good many of both
sexes who are discussing it. r
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Tcnnessee Legislature taxes dogs
two dollars each, excmpting one dog tc
each family. 90. ..a.tt --s .,.. -...
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

E James Bennett, of Lexington, KY.
has got his twelfth wife. hte i',
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

g Tho exports of Great Britain fell OF
four millions of pounds sterling last
year. s.., cS q
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

There are sixty thousand cigars
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

a dangerous cl,arcter-A man who
''takes life'' cheertully. a7#,"ar 33
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Dan Rice announces himself c2ndI7
dnte for President. and the New York
World irreverently SAYS he is used to
swinging round the circle.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

.Ioi,n BunVan was a wicked wretch
tiII aFter his marriage with q pious
woman. He is not tile first nor the last
man that marriage has saved
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The lap of luxury-A cat enjoying
her milk.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Have courage to obey yonr Maker at 3
the risk of being ridculed hy man.. l4
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A firm fnith is the best theology. n
clear conscience the best law, honesty
the best policy, aud temperance the
best pbysic-
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Summers political and soiaI recon-
struction-perm3ueD sepal atiOn-
The Montana post., 1868-10-02
THE MONTANA POST FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2.

Hedges, on Saturday, for the preliminary in
restigation of the charges preferred against
him for the shooting of Ex Governor Beall
On motion of Messrs. Williams, Burdick and
May, the counsel for the prosecution, the
hearing of the case was postponed until this
forenoon, at ten o'clock, at which time the
examination will commence. Mr.. Pinney is
desirous that full and impartial inyestiga-
tion of his case should be had, and we hope
that all Of our cit izens who can conveniently
do so, will be present at the Court House ut
the time specified, there to hear the testi-
mony as il is given on both sides In addi-
tion to Messrs. Chumnsero and Chadwick, Mr..
Pinney has retained as his counsel Mr.. Clng-
gett, of Deer Lodge.
PERsoSAL.-Immediately upon the intelli-
gence of the unfortunate occurrence of Fri
day reaching Virginia City, Col. w. f. Sand
ers telegraphed to Mr.. Geo. NJ. Pinney ten
dering ais services or any assistance in his
power This more than generous offer com
ing from Col. Sanders, was deeply appreci-
ated by Mr.. Pinney, coming it did from
so high a source. Offers of aid and assist
auee have been flowing in from all sides and
tenders are evidences of regard and friend
ship that speak volumes.
MAN SHor.-On Saturday night an intoxi-
Gated individual named Jim Wilkinson, de-
manded liquor at the Poney saloon, without
presenting the "squiValents'' in payment
therefor. The beverage being refused he pro-
vIded himself with a revolver and was about
to force a compliance with his wishes when
he was arrested by officers Warfeld and De
lany. While the latter was making the
arrest he was shot in the thigh by Wilkinson.
The wound proves not to be serious, neither
bone artery being injured. His exami-
nation takes place to-day at 10 n. m, at the
Justices office.
RUS OVER sold man Vivion" was run
over Rodney ST., Saturday afternoon,
by horse driven at furious rate. Although
stunned, he received no permanent injury.
The Montana post., 1868-10-02
PUBLIC-No. 81.

AN It to incorporate the congregation of the
Firsl Presbyterian Church of Washington.
Re Il enacted 5y The Senate and House of RepTs-
seHf0tircs Of the United States If 4Heriea in Con-
gress assembled. That Francis H. smith, n. p
Chipman, Otis G.. Wight, A. ID. Robinson, Zeuas
G. Robbins and their associates who are now or
may hereafter become members of the congrega-
tiou of the First Presbyterian Church of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia. under the rules
regulations. or bylaws of the same be, aud they
are hereby, created body corporate. under the
name of Z" The Congregatio of the First Presby-
terian Chnrch of Washington" and such shall
have perpetual succession, may purchase hold
and convey personal aud real estate make con
tracts, sue and be sued plead and be impleaded
aud may generally exercise and enjoy all such
powers as are usually vested in corporations. aud
may be necessary Incident 10 sustaining
religious worship. Sabbath schools missionary
and charitable enterprises in the District of Co
lumDia, and no others and said corporation shall
be exempt from any taxes to be assessed upou
their corporate property under the authority of
Congress or OF the city or county OF Washington.
PTOrided That the value Of all property 80 ex-
emPt shall not exceed two hundred thousand
dollsrs.
SEC. .. Ind be it iartAer enacted That the
tile TO any lands, buildings, and property here
tufdre conveyed TO said congregation, or TO auy
person persons for the use aud benefit Of the
same, of the said First Presbyterian Church. is
hereby vested ia and confirmed To said corporation
SEC. 3. Aad BE- az further enacted That IL shall
be lawful for said congregation. at its first meeting
subsequent to the passage of this act be held at
such time and place as tn@ persons named in the
first section Of this act may designate, by a ma
jOrity OF the members present, 10 adopt such by
laws as they may deem eNpedient. regulating the
government OF said corporation, prescribing the
number, character, and dulles OF their officers
and the manner OF their election, denning the
terms on which persons may become cease TO
be- members Oi said corporation. and providing
in ali things for the holding and disposal and
veyance of its real and personal estate, and for
the managemento Of said congregation, which by
laws may be amended repealed from time 10
time under such regulations said congregation
may adOpt. Preceded. That no by laws shall be
adopted or remain in force inconsistent with the
government and laws Of the United States, or with
the constitution and authority of the Presbyterian
church in the United States of America
SEC 4. 4iRd be % further enacted, That Con
gress reserves the right to alter, amend abolish
this charter at pleasure.
Approved, July, :, Is65.