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New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

The Weser Zeitung, German paper which IS
usually well informed, states that Count Bis
marck will enter into negotiations with the
United States and other foreign powers, for
establishing new international law providing
for the better protection of emigrants. A real
reform in this matter is undoubtedly great
want, though there is reason to fear that some
countries will endeavor to put new obstacles
in the way of emigration, under the pretext Of
providing for the protection of the emigrant.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

from Salem Village to Newton, then to Con
cord, then to Stow, then to Dunstable; and
that he finally died at Sudbury, in 172O-nearl,
thirty years after he was hung in Salem VII
lage! Considering that throughout the work
to which we have alluded Mr.. Paris is treated
not as wizard, but as the mortal enemy of
all such enchanters, the discovery made by
The World is a sad blow at Mr.. Upham's accu-
racy, which has heretofore been regarded as
extreme.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

S. II. S. inquiries if the negro had an equal
right with the white man to vote in the State
of Ncw-York fifty years ago. We answer he
had. The first Constitution of the State of
New-York, adopted in III, continued in force
until 1922. by that Constitution the right to
vote was given to every male inhabitant OF
full agen who had resided six months in the
State, and possessed certain property Qualifca-
tons. The black man was not prohibited from
voting by the first Constitution of any one of
the original thirteen States, except South Caro-
lima
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

B~An Article on the Fourteenth amendment
and the Public Debt, and the Money Market are
printed on the third page Of this Mornings TRIB-
UNE; the Chinese EHsbdSsg the Earthgadke
Destructive Fire at Alden, n. T., and an Erten-
Sirth; and Real Estate, MARKET Reports, the
Courts the Board Of Heath, the Nary Gazette,
and Shipping Intelligence on the SeUeHh.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

At a meeting in Baltimore, last night Of in
fluential Conservatives who have worked with
the Democratic party, it was resolved that Con-
servative Union men be invited to support
Grant and Colfax
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

The body of the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens will
lie in state, in the Capitol, until Friday. when
the formal funeral is to take place. The re-
mains are then to be taken to Lancaster, and
there buried on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

The measures that have been taken by Cows.
Ward and FentOn, to prevent any more dis
eased cattle from being brought East Will COM
mend themselves to every one.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
&eGp'Qork Qailp Grlbul1e
unIon Republican National Committee.

Committee at the Ffh Avenue
Hotel City all business COMMUNICATIONS should he a
following list Of the officers and members OF the Com
William Claim Chaian Boston Mass William b. Chandler
Seeretary Washington D. Central Executive COmmieeWam
Claim Goson Mas T. w North Bennington VI William H.
Kemb No 225 Grent Philadelphia Horace Greeley New ork
H. H. Sskweather Norwich Conn B. r. CoWen Behsre, O0oi
Marsh Gddngs Kalamazoo. Mich Western Executive Committee
eadauariers Chicago r. Jones' Chicago III Cirrus NJ Aleu
VpcrUs Ind e. TAYLOR Omaha. Southern Executive Committee
Headquarters Atlanta Ga-M H. SouhwOrth, NewOeans, La
J.bp H. Caldwell. Lagrange. Ga b. f. Rice Little Rock, Ark
Committee headquarters San Franc so6eofEe g
Goghai1 Francisco Cal Char De Long, Virginia CITY, Ne7
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Attorney General Evartss opinion in the case
of Commissioner Rollins is given IN full III our
columns this morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

NeT-York Grant and Colfax Boys in Blue.
Gen Tso B. Gates Chmu CON- 6 aud Il Astor House
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Til. Republican Central COMMITTEES have Their headquarters at
the rooms The Committee the Fifth Avenue Hotel No l
All commn cations Committee should be addressed to at that
rIc. Mr. H. Low is Chairman Terwger Secretary
oftbe Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

COLGATE a NOs
LAUNDRY pieces ECONOMICAL aud CONVENIENT size
for use leading gOcs and at the saesrOom Of the manu-
hemers No 81 join.st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP "a prOtOXlde OF IRON
4 4 lnunL.n Of L-allh 10 The nEsn.nt-cs.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
COLGATE q Co. 5

A-RREUMATIsM Legally Warranted Cured
or opey refunded DR. FrLRRs Great Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy
tstn nwary References 757 Principal depot No Oi
Broad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
South Paris Items.

We are glad to learn ,ha, Mcssr. Burn
ham & Mo,till. OF Portland, have leased he
lot Of land below the Touring Mil. and
arc gc,tinG rrady as fast as possible to erect
thereon suitable buildings for tn. purpose
Of doing large business im Gaming Sweet
Corn during the present year.
Mr.. An Tres Bennett has CONTRACTED to
pa, them up a builiin. 46 100 feet on the
ground 10 br arranged ~i,h team, boiler
and cooking aPPaI a,us, and 10 bc IN work.
Ing order by thr 6ist Of Juiy next; The
arrangements viii be OF Sufficient masni-
tHde to pa, up A. much corn as can be
raised on one hundred aud twenty five acres
OF lanl and tho proPrir,ors apprchenl no
difficulty IN securing tha; much. a. the far.
mers m this vicinity who have raised sweet
corn Tor canning purposes are satisfied tia,
they can raise no other crops. with a, much
profit The we'll known enterprise and am
pie means OF Mcssrs Il. * NJ and the fac,
thar they have leased the land for Eve wears.
will toe surety that they viii - a brisk
business 10 their line. Tor ,ha, time \, least.
and We have no doub; the success OF the
cu'crpaise will secure it, permanent looa
,ion here
Asah Shur'lcH j.. /. fitting M the old
Stevens & ShnrIlcfF' store. in superior
style, aud vii Immediately pu, in a iall
stock Of goods
Granville NJ. Chase. E.q.. Of Portland.
has purebasci lot Of land Of pca. EG.ha
Mor'c.upon viii IA 10 will build, durins The
coming summc-. ,,y l,sh brick house Tor a
summer reside CO. .Nevcornb. OF Portland.
Is TIE architect. who will ,uperin,cnd the
building The stable ), already finished
IN SNvrv iasiy manner.
Mr. A. H,r,cy Depo, master. 4. to thro .
open his fine residence. and entertain sum.
fuvr hoar,icrs
Thc Pan. FIGURING Co. having made ar.
Fargcmcu's TO uaugias,urc :hyi- own baf.
fel'. arc nov hu.,ly engaged m saving
slaves and heading. running tho mach .ncr,
night aud day, and making business lrsl,
in The vicinity oflheir mill
The COMPANY have mad, large purrha.e.
OF wheat in the Wet. and will DO lar-,
business ihi> season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Gleapings by the Way.

Mason. April 25,h 1865.
( 1t has been a general time OF health
among TIE people the pas, wintes and pres
eni spring, but of late an epidemic has ORC.
ken oat which seems from is present rate
OF progress 60 affect all classes OF socially
---,nerehaats. mechanics and farmers and
the ladies are not exempt from occasional
attacks. think tbs disease i. general,
known - the Hop Fever. or Hop on the
brain GO where YOU will. on hear moth.
ing hut hops, hops; and any one who can
not talk hop, might rs well be dumb. From
present appearances, there viii bc thousand.
OF acres planted the present spring. in o..
ford County. Nearly all the surplus Of ma
tive roots have been engaged, and II &c are
10 believe all the stories OF tho different
agents concerned IN this business the States
of New crk and Wisconsin. src ru, under
ororous contributions to supply the demand
for roots from those States
There - erca; rivalry among tho Agents.
in regard 10 the rclstiv, value OF the differ
tent kinds Of roots; and in order TO test
them, the whole farming community isto bc
made the judges. ard every farm will
soon become bop field Hops have not
lived well the past winter; there has been
toe little snow, and too much cold weather.
Those planted last season have generally
kept well. bnt old field, have suffered badly
Some few fields arc nearly al dead.
The spring tern Of Gcuids Academy
closed, after a session OF eleven weeks, on
the 2i'h yi April. The school has bee un
der the Charge of Mr.. Geo VI Bodcc, As
Principal. assisted BY l.. u. Bean. - teach.
er Of NJ ncmatics. and Mrs. Jennie T..
boiee. a. the primary department. The
schoo. has been great success. Mr. Dodge
IS perfect master o: las business. and
brings to'h practical knowledge and ire.
Pressibie energy 70 his work. teacher
hs j. excl u by but few Nr. Ban. and
Mr.. Bodse, are every wly 6ttcl for their
positions. Good natural ability. sound iuds-
mcni. practical education and temper men,s
adapted 10 the task OF forming Young
minds after the desired mouljs. seem TO bc
their peculiar characteristics. The pupil.
have numbered, during the tenn. some enc
hundred and ten. and 4, well NAV be qucs.
toned vii, tbcr there was ever a more profit.
able term OF school within the wall. OF
GouId's Academy. G. II T..
An interesting accoun, OF the LNh ,bIion
at the Cnivorsalist Church. j. unayoiiably
omitted this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Upton Items.

River driving has -ommcr-sI IN roo!
earnest All all the available youu, m.H.
have gone II IL. mixing uaae.. E,,I, nl
quite a sp. ]. AMI using up ihe timy u.lan,
spent in farm work. a. .H.s .sl.,p OF th.
year, NECESSARILY short ming 'h. crop, and
preparing rLe way fyr large sales Of fosr.
another year There have been three bun
drei barrels Of -four sold 20 ;he LAX, inhab
itan'- the past winter T15sc Attending
strictly Co farming about here. from vsar
70 year. b. better than those. Who ncglec,
.he.r lirm Tor bunting and logging
Toe Lake House lac ,htur,I owners
lately Wm T. & II X GoINin are fhe
purchaser and they have also united their
interests boz the Anglers Retreat. there
by increasing the Advantages Of .portsmer
Tor che pleasure offered 10 their cool l,fcs.
retreat. a.. rhe angling Of the red .pottel
trout. The base Of the bear deer AMI otbc-
game T., above gentlemen. the public
will have confidence in
The Lake j. still covered with i~c. bot the
rivers az open The joe p.t probably
melt and -e US boating ssair. abou, the
middle OF lay.
An Engineer hA' arrived from Portland to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Second District.
UNION REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The Union Republi ans Of the Second
Congressional District are requested to
meet in Convention by delegates, at Az
BUM, on "Wednesday. the 9th ,lay os Nav
next. at one O'Clock. Z, M. 10 seicct two
Delegates TO represent the Disiric, in The
National Union Republican Convention. to
be held in Chicago. Illinois, on Wednes
day, the 2o,h day OF Nav next. for rhe par
pose OF dominating candidates for the oihee
ofFrcsident and Vice President OF the tnl-
ted States
The basis OF representation wall be as fol
lows: Each city, Town and plantation. ono
delegate; an additional delegate Tor the first
fifty votes cast for the Union Republican
candidate for Governor in 1867. and an adj
diiional delegate for each additional one
hundred votes cast ior sad candidate; a
majority Irsciion OF one hundred val emile
to all additional delegate
CHAS. J TALBOT, J
JAMES +. CLARK. [ District.
X l.. WHITNEY. Committee.
ROBERT MARTIN.
March, so. 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Oxford.

I W lcavr from the Lewiston journal. iha
very pleasant AFFAIR came OF on the s2i
. OF April IN the Methods, Nrsiry in Oxford.
Rev. SlmuoI IA ne. the ethcirui AMI pop
ular pastor OF the NJ l. Church. ir accord.
,n,. With The unanimous wi,b,. 81 the
re- appointment. at The recent conference at
Bunsw,ck
Yesterday Mr. Paine returned With hi.
esiimshlr isd, irou the conference, s,i
from attending The Lodge 1T Good rrurlar.
at Bath. His church and sociv,s a, the
village started the idea OF giving them an
'IHproHl''n reception arriving ~ the village
about halt past seven in the evening. they
w,r, carried direct to- he vr.irv. uhrr, they
found over two hundred people assembled
TO gree, their return. ], va, spon,snc.
Gus gath, ring composed not only at las
own church and socic'v. but OF tho people
OF the village generally. wi,hoo, r.spec, TO
sect or party.
ThcN were welcomed back IN bri,i
speech by Gen. Perry, TO which Mir. Paine
male feeling, eloquent response.
\ purse OF over ninety dollars in money
VA, made up and presented to them IN q
lev minutes UPon ID, spot. after uhicb the
whole patty prr,eok Of a gone, on, collation.
prov id"d b, TIC lSdir.. The whole affair
wasA complete surprise upon Mr. =. /,
sho~' the high rcgA:d uni'ers all, entertain.
ei rs the people Of the town Tor Mr.. raine
no, only as a christian minister. bu, a, 4
citizen.
Had he notice been more general. there
uosli have been a much larger Attendance
from Wclehv,llc village and other part, Of
the town.
Mr.. rA'uc's pulpit and pastoral labor, in
oStard. the past year. werr complete
success. May his shadow rvvcr cro~
loss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
ca NJ P Align PAPER.
Now is the Time to Subscribe

We are receiving new subscribers 10 the
Democrat, daily, a. the Presidential cam
paign approaches, and ia order to reach 4
larger class. We propose TO send our pap
10 new subscribers. from the 10; OF Ma.
TIL alter the Presidential elections. iog ssls
cents. in advance.
Five copies. OF more, TO one address.
during the same time. for forty cents copy.
IN advance
In no way can money be more jutliciously
expended, for political purposes. than by
furnishing the people with reading matter.
from week TO week. Men NAV be convinced
in this way when public addresses. and man.
moth meetings may fail TO reach them.
As there will be no postage 10 subscri
bers, IN the County, let US have large
list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Personal.

Having now bad six months connection
with the Democrat, We arc inclined 10 in
dulge ia little personal review
We promised 10 enlarge our paper, when
an addition to our list warranted II and we
much desire TO carry ont our designs in this
matter, immediately. Dor subscription li.t
b as increased tioo hundred and Ten. and We
need more space. both for reading matter.
and advertisements. But there are several
considerations which lead Us 10 defer this
move Tor while. il would be more do sit.
au'e 10 DO 1t at the commencement Of n
volume, on account OF binding the paper.
Iben, an enlargement Of the paper involves
pretty thorough renovation Of he oiic.-
new typ. head, (not Of Tie Editor. neces.
sari'y) but Of thr paper. and poss bly. a,
we much tear, tie procuring 81 new Pow
er freSs' and motive power. involving an
outlay OF some two thonsand dollars. Then
other questions come in. incidentally. both
as toa change OF location, change Of MANN
&c. which are so difficult of solutitr hat
~e conclude 10 let well enough alone.
for the present
We take this occasion to thank our agents
Tor thoir prompfncss in furnishinr local
items. We have received many Altterirc
testimonials from our patrons. which our
modesty iorblds rs to mention
We may be partoncd. however. for civ
ing The following. to how that our system,
Is working lavo'ahly
An Oxford County boy. rrsrdin., in Mass
ac"uset's says: Your plan OF getting
local items thi ongnout the County. j. a,uc.
cess lt was in this way that the Spring.
held Republican built up one OF the largest
circulaiIons IN this State | see 50 much
Oxford County news polished in other "a .
Pers, which is credited TO The Democrat.
that musi have the paper Your enter
Prise m this direction will tell It cannot
fail to enlarge your subscription list
Another correspondent, wiring from
another State, says. Il am much Interested
IN the weekly perusal o your paper. ike
The high. moral tome It takes and think ,...
political ring sounds from the right H.,
for the good Of our country. hone in The
issue OF next week. You viii be able 10 an.
nounce that a johnson Il Co have for tho
last tune, turned their backs 20 the White
House think your paper IS doing much
TO mould and fashion old Oxford 10 tbcriglt
shape May 10. influence never be- les, g"
We have striyen, by close a, eution q,
business, 10 deserve the commentator Of
all u is pleasant and Encouraging to re-.
ceive it, We hope to deserve II. in the
future. for We are determined TO devote
our ability and all the enterprise in our pow.
er, 10 the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
IForthe n,pocrai 3
Scum PAnIS. April .sib. lsG

>oUTH PAEIS. April -sib. 1865.
VIII .oa please publish the following lie
port. 50 a. 20 relieve the minds Of those.
who have !,I' 50 bad to think that toe !and,
obtained by the Yeung Peoples Dramatic
Association. had been r,ck Ics,ly squandeycd:
Amounts received at Engine House Hall.
first e'cnins. IS, Second exc. -.
'hiTA rsc. so; Total. SIS -.
Expenses Tor riay.. &c..-3 ~ balance.
81
Amounts receive at Lc,ce Al door.
g. on; at liable. 400, Tor voting cake. u.
- for icc creams . GO CUES. cake. ) 80
Total. $40. g..
LNprns,' Of Levee :-Cloth Tor back OF
stag. 3 o.; esgs and sgsAr Tor zee crcl,n,
Il camh,ic and green paper. o.. oil.
o.25 help LID sood Tor rehearsal. % .
lamp cuimncys. 0.5J; light. for .AbIcasx.
20 expenses o" samr. u.JJ lumber Tor
Stage, 3 30, Pa,s. = 81 incidental, 80.
Total expenses. ls.D- BaIan,c - IS -
balance a, Engine House Hall = 60 -
Amount pald 20 Paris Sp.Iicrs Monument
Association, sj1.aa. Ano Ut, sgaandcy 81.
UO.ul.
TDose who wish /, obtain any further in.
formation with gard 10 ,Li. mater. A..
respectfully referred to Stephen Richard.
900, ~ho tooS the money al the door. u
y True. who paid over iho money taken
A. I!r table J ID. Williams. ~ho had char.
az fL., VOTING ... -. 4 p..-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01

r., claIa, oio.r o,a.,..t si. as. ST.,
coming season, aud Will wait impa,icu,l,
Tor the opening OF the lake.
Our own Mr.. Keen will drive the Bcibel
and Upton stage. daily. after he Gr,i ~
May making it easy and pleasant 10 con.c
uP tho eigh, hundred feet rise. IRON The I'm.
droscoegin, at Bethel. "ounn has arriv.
ed
Upton, April p. 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
UNION REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Uaion Republican. Of the Town oil
Pari. are requested TO meet at the Town
House on SATURDAY, the second day OF
May next at four clock p. NJ. 10 select
ak Delegates to attend the District Con
vention to be holden at Lewiston. on the
sixth day OF May \ u. 1868.
Per order OF Town Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01

10 school Agents should bear in mind
''a' the law requires them to give notice. in
"r''ns'to some member Of tbe Superin,end
ing School Committee. before tie com
mencemeut Of a term Of school. when Il, j..
70 commence whether ii is TO be KEEP, b,
master or mistress. and how long it +. cx.
Fe''ed TO continue. Agents u,gicc,inr TO
give such notices forfeit one dollar for Gao.
day tie school is KEEP, before notice j,
given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Base Ball Game AZ Norway.

~ an A0nonncrmrn; ~ tho Portland Pres
II Appears ihH the Pcnnrs,ccwa.,cc Ba,c
Ball 'iob Of Nor~sy. acc-pt the challenge
Of the Andro,rosgin Base Bali Clnh to
a match game Of base ball Tor the po,te,sion
OF he SILVER ball ,ni championship OF the
Safe Of Name, The game. to bc PLAYED
at Nor-a,. At 10 o'clock \ NJ. on the -
da, OF May. Ists
The Lewiston Journal. referring to the
game, sa7s; THE P's & have trouble
some game on their hand, The Andres
cogstns viii play the opening game Of the
season With the Roagii and Ready Club Of
South Auburn. on Tuesday afternoon The
:o,h. On The grounds n PER-, Vile -
Auburn
The Portland Star Ia, the following
comments upon the course OF the andre.
coscius. and undoubtedly reflect, lbc zen
,im"u', 9TH Portland bo,s upon the mat
ter We are not awarr tha, the Pen
nes."c~as.ee boy, ask an, iuor.. on &C
count OF The ,Ariu-,, OF tbc sra,on.
Many thought that So much ,x,i,enen,
AMI interest 81, manifested in tia, game
lat season. HAT but i,iic -oold be th ugh,
Of ii the coming s"a,ou. bu, from appear.
anccs, Ne should Jnl-r rh., al the Club, will
soon bc bard A. WORK and the fever j., TO run
v'rN high. Already the Pcnnc,.rrWa..rc
Club. Prv'"n' rhimron.. have a-crii,d 4
challenge irou tie Andro-cogein Cluh OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01

lAlls Il.,-., .u..,.. ..f.l ........ boz.
ct among Surgeons, aud u.u'i,d On a Yer
d'c, for Dot. We shall puhl,.h IT, our t,H,
a more extended motto, OF the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01
Impeachment.

The past week ha, been occupied by A..
gumon's on each side Messr, B.utw,il
Thal. Stevens and Mr. Wilson. having
spoken. on the part Of the managers. and
Judge Nelson. Mr. Groc,beck and NJ. ~.
srf., fur the Pre- iIer. NJ SanN,-r,
It is SAID. vii occupy two DAYS in bis clio
sing Argument. followed by Mr. Bingham
who vii Sanl as much ume-so that H.,
Arguments wi. run INTO next week.
When iAey are concluded, 49, may epft5
mise them for our rca i,fs- giving lbe main
points IN each
IN our nest. We expect % be able to 40.
nouncc thc result. which We have no doab,
will bc GruIY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-01

!YIbe Dramatic En'er'airmen, % the
lbo'r'an Club. on Friday Eve. last. At
Academy Hal. drew q llil house. The Din
was cool one AMI the character were A..
"eI per'ona'ed Tho comedy. Every.
boiy's Fricnl.'in 3 acts. Afforded much
amusement h1' lhe farce Of Little Tod
d'ckirs brought down The house Every
one was ON The q1 ri-e 10 see ,ho 3..,ig
gHifbcd rommsiigH-. WHO was Co appear
for hIc fr.t time Tic character VA. 4,
great oscrgfovn country girl. and wa.
rendered 90 perfection by one Of ,be Pan.
llill y"0g men wh7 stands abou, six Zee, i'm
hi' stocking feet. and who reminded as for
all ,he world, Of De great Nar4 Srstg
giaHis's in Blrnun's Museum. II wa.
ia.lng part snd created much merriment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02
TPURLIc-No. 89.1

An Act to provide for further issue
of temporary loan certificates. for
the purpose of redeeming and re-
tiring the remainder of the out
standing compound interest notes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That for the sole purpose
of redeeming and retiring tho re-
mainder of the compound interest
notes outstanding, the Secretary OF
the Treasury is hereby authorized
and directed to issue an additional
amount of temporary loan certificates,
not exceeding twenty five millions OF
dollars; said certificates to bear inter
est at the rate of three per centum per
annum. principal and interest payable
10 lawful money on demand, and to
be similar In all respects to the Ger,
tificates authorized by the act entitled
can act to provide ways and means
for the payment of compound interest,"
notes." approved March second, elgh,,
teen hundred and sixty-seven; and
the said certificates may constitute
and be held by any NATIONAL Dank
holding or owning the same as a part
of the reserve. in accordance with the
nrovisions of the above mentioned
act of March second, eighteen hum
dred and sixty seven: -
Approved, July %, 1o68.