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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
To Montpelier Daily Journal.
VERY LATEST.
ELECTION RETURNSl
coon NEWS FROM pESNsYLyANmii

HARRsBuRGu, Pa, Oct. H.
The Republican majority here will be
about 800; nearly double that Of last year.
Leading Democrats here have advices from
Philadelphia, that the Republicans will carry
that city by 5000 majority, which insures the
State to the Republicans by $1,000 majority.
Reports of frauds come in from all quarters,
but despite the most desperate efforts, we
will carry the State by nearer 10000 than
10000 majority
CiNcrNNAri, Oct H.
The election here is passing off very quiz
city. An extraordinary large vote is being
polled in anticipation Of the democrats cast
ing illegal votes. Detectives were stationed
through the city, and over 100 Kcntuckians
who attempted to vote illegally, were arrest
ed aud imprisoned. This served to check
all attempts at fraudulent voting and the
election has been conducted with great fair
ness ON both sides. In the first congress-
ional district the fight has been very bitter,
but the returns show Eggleston will beat Gen.
Strader the democratic candidate, by 600
majority. Gen. Sam. Carey, dem, Is de-
icatod in the 2nd district, by over 1000 ma
iority.
Cincinnati will give Republican majority
of 5000
Reports from various parts Of the State
say the Republicans are making heavy gains
These reports are from Republican sources
and are mostly speculations, as the votes hav,
not been counted yet.
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New YoRK Nov. %, 1859.
Il. ALLcocK Co.--Gonnemen lately suffered Sc
verely from weakness in my back Having heard your
Plasters much recommended for Of this kind, pro-
cured one and the result all could desire. single
Plaster cured me In week. Yours respectfully,
j. q, BRIGGS,
Proprietor u The BraHdTsiA H0Rss.
Principal Agency Brandreth House, New York.
Sold hv all Druggists 3ii35-siaw
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Special alntices,
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

Charles Farmer, Druggist, writes from Oyid, Mich.
have iust sold the last bottle of ALIENS LUNG Hal
SAN 1t sells like hot cakes, and gives HEircrsd salts
fcfi0n,' o, go, ,,,,
wish Won would send good supply Of Aliens Lung Bal
sam a. getting 10 be Of the necessary institutions
Of the country. II sells well anu gives sal''actoh
TO those using It,"
r. L. Allen, a woll-knOwn druggist at New London,
Conn. writes us that Aliens LING Balsam Is hVoraoll
received BY the afflicted lie says ~ nave retaiied
neary four dozen bottles my counter, and II has
given good satisfaction =,
Nany letters like the above are daily received from
parts Of tho country The demand for rom California
\ larse for a medicine recently offered for sale We
have sold hundreds of dozens to to that hTon region
Of gold cures aud that accounts for Us sq success
None use H. who do not In return, recommend u N thor
friends Hence us great SAFE ri'' P'' ai3o
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STATE OF VERMONT,
re- OF VERMONT,

By the Court. Attest,
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PmLADrlpurA, 1920 A. NJ.

IHILAUELFIIAi I-,-V n Vt,
Democrats now claim this city by $500
majority, and concede the State to the Re-
pubicans by not exceeding 5000 Returns
come in miserably slow.
Returns from Ohio indicate clean Re-
publican victory, with majority Of 10000.
In Indiana the Democrats have carried the
LIST and ID districts The 4th is doubtful.
All the rest are Republican.
The Republicans claim 10000 majority in
the State Returns meagre, however, and
hardly to be relied on.
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NEW PRINCIPLES OF MED ICATI0N
WIZ Railways Ready Relief Regulating pills, and
RazolVeut

DR.. Railways Remedies are prepared on entirely new
prime pies and that why they stop pain quick and
cure the most dangerous diseascs rapidly and with
little Inconvenience 10 the patient Some Of our eonte-
porarios boast In their advertisements, That there Is
nothing in their medicnosthat the ingredients
all TO be found in the U. s., and other dspeusatories
their published formulas copies taken from the n s.
Pharmaceupa, &e, hence, they claim superiority OF
merit for their pills peetorals and sarsaparila or their
similarity lot Of Imperfect inert and worthless com
pounds We're II not for the principles employed IN
obtaining the medicinal virtues from newly discovered
remedial agents progress in the science Of medicine
would be slow coach Take for instance the most pop
uar remedial agents of the daysaraparilla and its ad
uucs forming the oficina compound OF Of the purga-
tves-of aloes, laop, Se Physicians chemists phaIma-
agents uncertain unreliable &c. The Materia OF
Medca is deficient Of good, sterling reliable medicines
wrong principles and those who claim TO put up specific
remedies the old uncertain rules prescribed are con
trbuting them Of value 10 the public Railways Ready
Relief Resolyent and Pills medicines, prepared
principles and will cure tho sick without delay
and Inconvenience See Dr. Railway Almanac for 1865.
Sold by Druggists and Country Merchants. 3i3j-daw
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THE
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
oF The CITY 0F NEW YoRE,
No. 500 BROADWAY.
Cnnitnl ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS H. MANGAM, Prest JAMES MERRELL, Socy.
Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT. IN
TERESr on all Daily Balances sujtct 10 cheek at Sight
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for SIX Months, or more, may he
made at five Per cent. The Capital Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Is divided among over 800 Shareholders, COM
prIsing many gentlemen Of large wealth and financial
experience who also personally liable to dcpostors
for all obligations of the Company to double the amount
of their capitai stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposits in large small amounts, and permits
them to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE allowing interest on
al Duly BaaHcss parties throughout the country can
keep accounts this Institution with special advantages
ofsecurlty, convenience and profit. lsii3-daw
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TEACHERs, INSTITUTES.

L VERMONT BOARD or EnUcAuoN,
Secy's Office, 81. Johnsbury, Sept 1868.
Teachers Institutes for the Counties of Washington
Caledonia Essex Orleans Franklin, Lainue and Grand
Isle will be held as follows,
At Cabot October q and 22 At Georgia Nov . and T.
At Danvile, Oct % and o. At Stowe Nov. u and ls
Lunenhurg. Oct. "a aud o. No. Hero, Nov. 10 and j.
Barton, Oct. 30 and 81.
The Institutes will continue In session two days COM
mencing at O'Clock, A. Me- with lecture the evening
preceding each Institute and the evening Of the first
day Of each Examination for Institute Certificates will
be held during the second day.
All friends Of Education invited to attend Town
Superintendent requested to that teachers
notified andurged to attend Clergymen respectfully
invited to give notice from their pulpts.
1896 4. L. RANKIN, Secretary.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

N7077TTI I|1Tf777V I0T ne W0'1HHI1 ana J0HTHH HV
u. p. BALLARD q co.
NEW York, Oct. %. ls6s.
Butter s TO 55o, common and grease % to sc Cheese
factory TO i7ic ordinary u % Ice. Maple Sugar 10 70
&c., Flour Extra States7J0 20 $50, superino State
s6i5 70 S7i5 Extra southern $50 TO 500 Ohio and
Western SsS5 TO 5000 Canada sl200 to sl3.pl, Buck
wheat 1913 % 5000 Hops, Vermont p TO 2jc. Wool
Vermont washed a TO &c unwashed u TO 31c. Sheep
Pets $3.50 81 D Eggs, % to 0c Potatoes Mercers,
1926 10 $3.50 Pcachblows 500 to $3.50 Gold, sl.3s
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MOTH PATCHES, FREcKLEs and TAN,
TnE OSLY RELIABLE RRMzpr for those broom dseote
arfions the fac IL PerIys Moth and freeklo Lotlon
Prepared only by DR. D. Q. Penny, ~ Bond st., New
York. II Sold everywhere. Obi33dawomo
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TI0I-I --1I ~ ~ ~ y l''' 2 - 7V1- '''T
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDG AND BRIGHTON,
For tho waek endlng Tuesday. OCT. ll. ls6s.

AMOUNT eY srocK AT MARKET
Cqfle. slees. sloie Hoy,. calres.
6 5as' , sss1 sso. ISL 5 5S ls s 1899 iSSs
PRtogs-Beef catne-Exua fat and heavy premium
Oxen, Sl32j a $3.50 first quality sl2oO 300 second
quality, $3.50 n lli5 third quality, 900 a SQ00R
loo bs, total weight Of hide tall0w and dressed beef
few choice western siJ.75 "a sli0o. Bulls, &c,
WorSiag oTsn-sl5l@ s5 v pair or according to their
value as beef. Handy Steers 5 81 a $50.
Much coms-Fair quality, $40 @7o extra good $40 a
100, with without calves, os may be agreed iarrow
Stores-YeaIhnss SIC a aoi two-years old so0i5,
SlssS ar4 iI1a5sl a de, extra soo9a soooe: v 70.
SAafes-Nhoe-ale l0G 10 cts.i retail, % a 0Jets,
n. Fat Hog ol CHE H. Spring Pigs 300 "a 500 v
Tcai causs.-so3c0 Y head.
hides brighton, 0lG % cts country lots loW l0lc.
TIiioc.-ii a q cts. q h. Country lots q cts
Pss, With wool on, sO.sl Loo. country lots, dry,
IS "a SIC. Poultry live % "a uoc.
Renlarks--The amount of cattle from the North and
East Of slim To fair quality large and prices low,
that Western droyers cannot compete On these grades,
and there have been few or no Western cattle at Cam
bridge for several months The demands at Cambridge
to-day has been good Il was last "Wednesday but
there h no material change In prlces The market day
eubrogo was stirred up to-day by the circulation Of and
signing Of agreement hy some OF the butchers TO the
effect that they would not attend the TUESDAY
This movement was regarded by Of the droyers as
attempt 10 dictate and govern others and resulted IN
some other pointed discussion The owners OF stock on
the Rntland & Burlington train were quite severe In
their dcnuneiatons Of the movement We did not IN
der.tand that ans Of the drovers were asked To sign H.
nor coud we learn that Of them in favor Of the
object designed to be accomplished. some said, if all
would agree upon Wednesday they should not object
The leading droycrs of the Passumpsc and Northern
routes said they did not contemplate change but In
tended to run the present time In the expectation that
they should the butchers usual their arrival
Quinlan sold six at S5i or lie per H. undressed
weight one for Si5, lie per H. one COW for SO
or So two 2year old bulls for per H. b. Dow sold
two oxen for &C. and two others at re NJ r. shaeketi
sold four oxen at lc live weight and young cattle and
cows az IL 10 lie, undressed weight
some slim sheep were sold at l-2 10 &c. Lambs al
s22j each Mr. Cole sold ll6 at $3.50 each f. + Brady
sold l6 at &c. Most of the best lots commission
at s350to $3.50 Working oxen and store cattle rather
slow OF sale at prices according 10 quality.
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Bethany Church viii be opened on Wednesday
Evening the lith inst, for
Grand Concert Of Organ and Vocal Music.
Organists-Dudley Buck, of Hartford,
H. |. Proctor, of st, Albans, and
W H. Bissel, of Montpelier
Admitancc, 30 cents. Tickets at y. X. Brown
X Co. 5 and at Babcock's.
Doors open at !. Concert 10 commence at :.
Ifyour horse has common cold, catarrhal Fever OF
Distemper tsymptoms-fcvcr cough nvsal discharge Of
hrownsh colorJ give Shordan's Cavalry Condition
Powders. 30
As an internal and external remedy for all Lung dii-
caltes we are told that Johnson's Anodyne Eminent
has no equal it will cost but little to try it, and we feel
sure relief viii follow. %
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MARY TAYLoR's ESTATE,-The Sub

kN1 soribers having been appointed BY the Honor
able Probate Court tho District OF Washington, Com
missioner 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Mary lay
or late Of Montpelier In said District, deceased rep
resented nsolvent and the term Of six months nom the
lst day OF August 1865, being allowed by said Court 70
tho creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before U.S.
Give notice that will attend % the duties OF our APP
pontmen at the oountingroOm Of Emery Carleton, In
Montpolier In said District, the 5th day oiOctobd
and III DAY Of March neat az two O'Clock In the after
noon, on each Of said dAys,
j. g. EMERY, lComnatssion.rs
dEO. .. SHEPHERD, No''"'''''He's
Montpelier, sept l2, A. ID, 1868 Sid6
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EARLY MARRIAGES.

Dr. Franklin advocated Early Marriages. Essays for
Young Men on this and other subjects, being GUIDE
10 MARRIAGE and Conugal Felicity, by benevsent
Physcans by mail In sealed letter envelopes ffee
Of charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz r.
Philadelphia, Pa @h-daW
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PUBLIC LANDS,

situated along the line OF their Road also Su-dy Loan
Of L. s. SH Per Cent Bonls, averaging sl5,oo per mile,
Cast the sections Of twenty miles completed.
They have received. in addition, important Grah from
the State aud cities Of California. worth more than
100000 in Gold. Tho proceeds Of those Lands Bonds
Capital Stock, Subscriptions, subyoutons, and Net
Earnings are invested In the enterprise to which adj
ded the amount realized from FIRST Mortgage Bonds
These er Aarc the first lien upon ne e1ois properiy and
are issued to the amount only the Government
advance to the extent OF about onc-third Che cost
valve Of the Road, equipment, etc.
The Cash Resources are abundant for The completion
Of the work. and the net enrags from ar c1y 's upon
$50 pe, open for griae'' NOR, than doubis tie
current INTEREST HabiIio
~ Besides mileage upon ali through business this
Road having the best lands for settlement the most pro
ductyc mines the nearest markets and being exempt
from competition will always command large ra-
cRaes, riiea rhouy in Coin.
Two-thlrds Of the entire Loan Il already marketed and
judging by past experience the Loan viii soon be closed
Investors who desire unusually safe, reliable and
piNuAnNlt nNNuhlAN NNNi "a" WI W iAiNiN NNiNN NiN
Bonds are all taken.
~ The Company reserve the right to advance the
price at my tune but all orders actually ralaiu At
the time Of any such advance will be filled present
price At this time they pay than per cent upon
the investment, and have, from Naiianoi and STATE
guarantee, superior any other corporate securities Of
FIRED.
The First Mortgage Bonds are OF $1,000 each, with
semannual gold coupons attached payable in July and
January. Both INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL ARE
GOLD COIN The back interest from July l.t iseharged
only at the currency mtes.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds, at their
full market rates. ia exchange for the Central Pacific
Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders to realize from
to 10 per cent reft and keep the principal Of their in
yestment equally secure and receive the rate Of
interest for longer period.
Orders md inquiries will receive prompt attonton.
information Descriptive Pamphlets etc, gyinga full
account of the Organization Progress business and Pros
poets Of the Enterprise furnished application Bonds
sent by return Express at our cost
subscriptions received by Banks and Bankers, Agent,
for the Loan, and by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SPRINGFIELD, VT
~ All descriptions of Government Securities bought,
Sold Exchanged at our Office, and by Mail and Tee,
graph at MARKET Rates
n Accounts of Banks, Bankers, aud others received
and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts
FISK HATCH,
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NEW Y0nS, August IN, 1865.
Ma Enron Several Of your correspondents, very old
and respectable no doubt 20 be wonderfully cSer-
ciscd rs 10 tho origin of Pifqiion Bif,u So long
AZ these Ber are all that represent them 10 be-,
do not know that 70 makes airy difference from whom
they come, rom whence they originated hut for the
Information II the public generally and old Captain
WON'T in particular will say that he told the truth
and that those Bters originated n the Wc.t India T.
landsthat many Of the ingredients have been mvouhly
used for century, but combination OF Caiaya
entirely new, and our own. The and other mate
rials the same, and ~ your correspondent says
better Bittcrs and Tonic not made. We recommend
them particularly for dyspeptc fc,or and aguc dcbl-
ty loss ofappettc, aud n an cases where tonic and
stimuant D. required. r. ~ DRAKE & CO..
VI Park Row. y. "
I5-law
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legal aantices.


JOHN S. BARRY, Do. o.. -.
THE SUFFOLK COPPER COS June Term, lses.
Whereas, John 5. Barry, the plaintiff in the above
entitled suit at the juno Term Of the Orange County
Court, brought his action against the SUFFOLK Copper
Company the defendant In the above entitled suit de-
clariug In plea Of tho in general assumpst, and
claiming In damages, the Of thousand dollars,
and whereas Il appears that the defendant Is corpora
ton formed under the laws Of the State Of Massachusetts
aud located out Of tho state of Vermont and has not
had notice Of the service Of the writ In said suit nor Of
the tendency OF tho same
Therefore i is ordered by said Court that said deion-
dant be notified Of the tendency Of said suit by publi-
cation In the Vermont Matehman and State journal,
newspaper printed at Montpelier, In the State Of Yer
mont three weeks successfully the last Of which publ
term Of said Court
Dated at Chelsea, In the County of Orange thls5th day
Of October, A. d. 1865.
L. q. HINcKLEY, Clerk
WN. & $. Il. lIERARD, Attorneys. 35i37
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Thousands Of Horses die yearly from Collie This need
not he DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Eminent, in pint
bottles price dollar will positively every case,
given according 70 the directions when first taken. Il
warranted superior to anything else for Cuts Calls,
Sprains Old Sores swellngs aud Sore Throat 1t is no
remedy, but Of years standing, and approved by
the first Horsemen in the country. Col Philo p Bush
Of the jerome Park Course has used It for years and
ommends TO his friends Orders constantly receiy
ed for II, from the Racing Stables In England II has
stood the Isl Of time has tried It hut con
tinues its Reooect to get DR., Tobias Venetian
HORSE Linment in pint bottles, and take no other Sold
by the Druggists and Store keepers throughout tho
United States. Depot 10 Park Place, n. Y 3l3j-daw
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Pascal Madoz, The president of the pro-
visional Junta at Madrid, is 90 years old,
a lifelong liberal, leader in several insur-
rections and as many times an exile.
- Ladies now ornament their note-paper
with small photographs of themselves-the
fashion to supersede monographs. If they
are pretty ii will do very well, otherwise the
fashion should be discarded.
South Carolina mourns over the appear
ance Of new cotton-worm, four inches long
and three quarters of an inch in diameter
With patience and time the plain null
berry leaf becomes a beautiful silk gown.
Russia cannot be treated homeopathic
cally A ukase has been issued prohibiting
the practice of the system with penalty OF
500 roubles fine and two years in Siberia.
"A southern paper propounds conun-
drum why certain judge is like necessity,
and answers, because he knows no law
John r. Young, of the New York I'ri-
Jaine, is decidedly in luck. An uncle in the
East Indies, whom he had never seen aud sell
dom heard of, has been so good as to die and
leave him half million dollars.
The provisional government of Spain has
declared in favor of civil code and religious
liberty, at which there is much enthusiasm in
Madrid.
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STATE OLE VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District,
on the sth day OF october, A. ID. 1868.
Allen Perry administrator Of the estate Of Abel Web
ster late Of Cabot In said District, deceased pro-
sents his Administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree of dstr
button and partition Of the estate of said deceased.
Whercupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that said
count and said application be referred to session Of said
Court tC be held at the Probate Oce, In said Montpe
iier, on the ID day OF October A. D. 1865, for hear
ing aud decision theroon and IL Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by publ
oaton Of the three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, newspaper pub
hed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they uay appear at said time and place.
and show cause any they may have why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made
by the Court. Attest,
1J37 4. n. MERRILL, Judge.
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The vnion Pacific.

We are reminded anew OF the extent and prog
c.s of the Union pacic Railroad by the receipt of
a copy ofa pamphlet issued by the Company
containing the Treasurer report for the year
ending June 30, ls6s, and many other matters Of
interest connected with this great enterprise The
Trcasurers report, by the way, shows that the
earnings for the year reached the enormous aga,re-
gnie OF 81 ,2iG Oi0.73, while the expenses were
but - ,6si ,757.l4, leaving met balance of 81,
Sol 2s3, so, upon average distance of Az miles
These figures must be entirely satisfactory 70 the
holders Of the Company Bonds, the net earnings
being very largely in excess Of the interest upon
those liabilities.
The Company's pamphlet is the hands,mest
business document We have seen issued by any
coronation An accurate map of the Union Pa
cihc and is relation To all parts of the country
fully enables one 20 see it, importance a nation
al work. The Character of the Work Is an
important chapter. answering in detail, hy the
testimony Of many intelligent examiners, the
question, ' is the road well builtg All this
characterization being given from more than
a score of writcrs-g0cs % show the road 10 be
thoroughly built and well managed \ chapter
upon The Sayingand Profit 10 the Government,
gives facts and figures from official sources at
Washington showing that Government saved
almost two million dollars in the year 1867, by
having its freight upon ibis route transported by
this railroad rather than hy wagons, aS formerly
The 1reasurers report follows, IN which we have
alluded, and the pamphlet closes with remarks
upon the value Of the Company's Bonds, which
are u First Mortgage upon the entire line, and So
amply secured that, paying as they do six per
cent gold interest, they must be cassed among
the safest and most profitable securities. The in
timaton is given, in the Company advertisement
that the period during which these Bonds can be
obtained at the present rate may be short as it Is
not unlikely that all which remain unsod may
be taken by some combination OF capitalists and
] 1. no market at glrl IA
premium as the holders might see fit to demand.
The pamphlet is superby printed, numerous
Characteristic yignettes, initial letters and tail
pieces making it an attractive illustrated work,
Copies of the pamphlet may be obtained free, OF
any of the Company's agents.
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NOTICE.-This is to forbid all persons
~ harborng or trusting George W. Farweli ho being
a minor my account as shall pay debts Of his
contracting after this date MM. FARWELL
Barre, Oct. T. 1865. 1897