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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-28

TEMPERANCE ADDRESS. The address on
temperance last night by Rev. James Young,
of KY. at the Assembly Rooms, is spoken OF
as most eloquent and mastery effort. A
small audience was assembled, aud to it he de-
lvered most forcible lecture on the evils Of
ntenperanc,, AMI its opposite, the blessings oil
abstinence At the conclusion OF the address,
a number of signers to the pledge Of total alb
stinence were obtained. Mr.. Young has been
ecturing in Loudoun, .recsntly, with great sue
cess, and has established number of new Divis.
ions Of the Sons OF Temperance in that county.
FISH TowN.-The receipts Of fish at Fish
Town are still on the increase, and the supply
this morning, owing to that increase and to a
slight falling off in the number of country buy
ers, could be said to almost equal the demand.
Shad sold at from $40 to sl4 per hundred
and herring at from Sc! to 81 per thousand
Packers are now buying largely, and the fish
cry Of 1869 that is looked upon as success.
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e - NoTrgEs
A Life-Sayiue Rpfovua,to.

A radical change has been 1lsfro,1roa,, =.
the practice OF medicine. Physicfa ne re- -
ceased 70 torture and PROSTATE their -,
lenls. Instead OF pulling down fbev-
build mp: instead OF assa4ltfne 15atI-.rss
they assist her. Cupping, leechinR bliss
teIlng, VenesectlOn, calOmel antfnODv
supplying narcotics, and ragping purpa.
tiVes, once the faVOrite resources ar fba
faculty. are now rarely resorted to even by
the most dOgmatlc members OF the prOfe--
SION ILe old creed was, that disease was
some thing which must be expelled by Vfo-
lent artificial means, irres pectiVe OF the
wear and tear OF the vital ORGANIZATION in
the process. The new creed recognizes the
Improvement OF the general health as
essential to the cure Of all local ailments
Hence it is that HOSTETfER'S STO ~
tonic that pharmacy has ever brought to
the assistance OF nature in uer struggles
with C1seass, has been cordially approved
by practitioners of The modern school. 1t
is pleasant to reflect hat reason and phi
loSophy nave at last be n victorious over
the errors OF the past, and that thousands
and tens OF thousands, of human beings
arc alive and well to-day, who would in
had they been subjected TO the pains and
penaIt es which were deemed orthodox
and indispensable thirty or fCrty years
ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely
tnought OF then; but now II is considered
OF paramount Importance, and the celeb
rity OF the STANDARD INYIGORArvF, ALTER
ATIVE, AND RESTORATIVE OF the age "a title
which HOSTETPER'S BITTERS have
fairly earned by their long career of suc-
cess), is mainly due 10 its effieiency as a
PREPARA ALTON.
a course Of the BiITERS is urgently
recommended al this season OF the year as
a safe and certain IN tidote to the malaria
which prodCces Intermittent and remit
maladies.
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Battlefield Of Gettysburg.

GETTYSBURG, August t23.-GOYernor
Geary and others who took part in the
war will arrive to morrow. An ex-
Confederate officer, Col. Walter Har-
rison, has arrived.
Gen. Lee, in acknowledging the
receipt Of an invitation to be present,
saws his engagements will not permit
his attendance, and adds that 1t IS
Wisest not to keep open the sores of
the war, but 10 follow the example OF
those nations who endeavOTed to OBJ
literate the marks Of civil strife and
to commit to oblivion the feelings it
engeudered.
The exploration Of the battlefield
will commence tomorrow.
The press Of New York, PhiladeI-
phia, Washington, and other cities Is
represented.
A number of Union officers have
arrived, among them Generals Robin
son, Meredith, Graham, MeCandless
and others, None of the officers of
the Second or Sixth Corps have yet
arrived.
A meeting Of the officers was held
tonight and suggestions were made
as to the plan of operations. The
ChaIr stated tha6 survey OF the bat
tlefeld was being made under the
direction of General Warren.
1t embraces thirty square N les.
There was an interchange of views as
to when the proceedings should be
conducted. and finally programme
prepared by Col. Batchelder, Of New
York, was adopted, as follows:
Tomorrow, the position Of the first
days battle will be completed. On
Wednesday Culp's Cemetery Hill and
vicinity. On Thursday the positions
on the left, including the apple or
chard, the peach orchard, and the
wheat field around the top, and in
termediate points. Friday, the gen
eral lines Of the third days battle.
On Saturday, the cavalry operations.
The meeting adjourned after agree
ing to meet on Cemetery Hill to-mor~
morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
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Dry Neather. &c.

PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Not a
drop Of rain has fallen here since
August 4th, the night of the great
whisky fire. nor has any accounts Of
rain been received from the interior,
except OF a short thunder storm on
Saturday last, about thirty miles up
the Schuylkiil. All reports agree as
10 the great damage 10 corn from the
drought in this State.
A special meeting Of the City
Council was held to-day to consider
the water famine. Twenty Eve thou
sand dollars was appropriated for the
families of destitute canal boatmen.
Power has been given to the Chief
Engineer to take any measures he
may deem proper to raise the water
into the basins at Fairuount. The
experiment of raising the water by
means Of steam fire engines. The
hill at FaiTn cunt is ninely-six feet
high, and it is doubtful whether hose
will stand the pressure. The result
has not yet been announced.
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Appointment of delegates.

CHICAGO, August %. - Governor
Merrill, Of Iowa, has appointed the
following Delegates to the Mississippi
Valley Commercial Convention, to be
held ia Keokuk on the 7th Of Sep
tember next: At large, S. f. Miller,
Elias ii. Williams, and one from
each District.
The longest belt in the world has
just arrived il this city, for the new
mammoth grain elevator Of Bucking-
ham q Co, near the Illinois Central
Depot. 1t is of rubber, 320 feet long,
feet wide, and from J to 4 of an inch
thick, and weighs 5000 pounds. 1t
cost about $3. 600 or 81 per pound.
Buck Holbrook and Johnny Mur-
phey, two Well-knoWn Chicago bur
glars, were shot and Killed az Henne-
pin, Illinois, yesterday morning, while
In the act of escaping from the cOun-
ty Jail in that place. They had been
confined to answer the charge OF
burglary. A youth named FItzger-
aid, who also broke Jail with them,
escaped
Major General Hancock, command
ing the Department OF Dakota, arriy-
ed in this city this morning, with his
family.
While Rev. J G. White, a clergy
man of Jacksonville, was delivering
a leetur on Catholicism, in the Hall
Of the Illinois House of Representa-
tiYes, at Springfield, last evening, a
mob Of Irish Catholics made violent
disturbances and threatened the life Of
the speaker, who had to be protected
by the Sheriff, the Mayor and other
omeers, to save him fTom serious
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News from Ballfax

HALIFAX, August p Prince Ar
thur arrived this morning in the City
of Paris. Two companies of the 18th
Highlanders formed a guard of honor.
The streets in the vicinity were
crowded. Governor General Young
and Lieutenant Governor Doyle went
on the ship aud soon returned, fol =
lowed by Prince Arthur, Col Elphin-
stone, the Princess, Governor and
Lieutenant Biekard. The appearance
of the Prince elected hearty cheers.
The band played the. national an
thems The Prince Immediately en-
tered a carriage aud was driven TO the
Government House. He attended
the special service in the garrison
quarters at $50. The reception will
take place at Her Majesty's Dock. to-
morrow, when the Prince will be re-
celved by Governor General Young.
Admiral Mundy, Vice Admiral WIS
Is, Northumberland DOYLE and
the Judge Of the Supreme Court and
tho members of the local Provisional
Governments. An address will be
presented BY Mayor Topin. The
bells were rung and there was an illu-
minatiOa in the evening.
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Wenfher Items.

MEMPHIS, August 23.-Thc weather
is intensely hot.
News from The valley region give
favorable accounts of cotton on the
hills and uplands. The crop will be
short. Corn and cotton both suffer
ing for rain in many localities.
A negro girl of twelve years was ar
raigued to-day and plead guilty to
stealing a lot of dresses from Mrs
Sabin, valued at eighteen dollars She
was sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary. A petition to the Gov
ernor was at once signed by the entire
jury and the judge to pardon the cul
prit, owing to her youth.
Joe j. Dovling, a letter carrier, ac-
cused of rcbbiDg the mail, was hon
orably discharged from custody to-
day, the charge proving to be false
and malicious.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce was held to-day, and active
movements were inaugurated to re-
open and revive the tobacco trade
during the coming season.
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sehenek,s Pulmonlc Slrun.

SeeWeed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills VIII
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, If taken according to the direo-
tions. They are all three to be taken al
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver, and put 1t to work; then
| the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
to grow in flesh the diseased matter ripens
in the lungs, and the patient outgrovs the
disease and gets we'll. 1his Is the only way
TO cure Consumption.
To these thee medicines Dr. J. H
Sehenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his unri.
vailed success in the treatment of Pulmo,
nary Consumption. The Puimonio syruT
ripeUs the morbid matter Ia the lungs
nature throws 1t Off by an easy exPectora.
tion, for when the phIegm or matter IL
ripe slight co GA win throw it on, and
the patient has 81, and the lungs begin
20 heal.
To do this, the aweed Tonic and Man.
drake Pills mUst freely used to cleanse
the stomach an yer, so that the Pu
mOntc syrup an ne food W II make good
blood. M
Schenck's Mandrake pills act upon the
liver, removing all distractions, relax the
ducts OF the gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is sOon relieved; the
stools Will show what the Pills can do; no.
thing has ever been invented except calo.
mel "a deadly poison, " itch is very dan
&c Gus 10 use, unless with great care} that
viii unlock the gan bladder ana start the
secrttloRs of the liver Ike sebepck's Man
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is en8 OF the most
prOfninent causes OF COnsum pttOn.
SchehclE's Seaweed Tonic is a aentle
StiTnHIlant and Alternative, aud tile aIkati
IN me Se2Weed, which this preparation IS
made OF, assists the stomach to throw out
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the PdimonIc syrup and is made into
ing in the stonach.
Dr.'Scheuclz, in his treatment does not
~ 70 stop cough, night EWeats, chills,
of teYef. remove the cause, and they Will
ali stop OF their own accord. No one can
De cured Of Consumption, Liver Com plant,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, or liberated
Ihroats unless the liver and stomach are
made healthy.
When there is no lung disease, and only
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's
Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
sutncient, without the PuLmonic Syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all
6lllous complaints, as theJ a4e perfectly
harmless.
DR.. Schenci., who has dnjOycd uRinter.
rupted health for many years past, and
now weighs 70 POUNDS, was Wasted away
to n mere skeleton, il the very last stage
OF Pulmonary Consumption, his phys1-
clans having plonounced his case hope
less and abandoned him 70 his fate. he
was cured by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, max
ing IL not a absotutely necessary to see Dr.
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
ezamined; and for this purpose he Is pro-
iesslOnally at his principal office, Phtla-
Gelpha, every Saturday, where ali letters
of advice must be addressed.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea.
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 so
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale by all druggists.
fe2 d&wiy SpNl
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Base Ball Match.

ClNCINNATI, August pa big
crowd attended the game Of base ball
between the Southerns. of New Or
leans, and the Red Stockings" to-
day. The game was won by the latter
By score Of 30 to 3. The Red
Stockings" made only one Ia their last
inning. Their fielding was good. The
SOutherns' best hold was first base and
short stop. Their fielding was good
but their batting poor. Rain stopped
the game at one tine, but it was
played through.
Yesterday and day it has been
shoTery in this i'm mediate vicinity
The thermometer indicated 900 at
noon, Clouds in the West threatened
rain at sunset
Rev j j. McKeown. Of the Union
Chapel in this city has been unani
moRsly elected President OF Albion
College, at Albioa. Michigan, and will
enter upon his duties at once, he hav-
iug been transferred, by Bishop Ames,
to the Detroit Conference.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company have arranged to.carfy -four
from Lafayette, indianapolis and Gin
cinnati, to Baltimore, without break
ing bulk, at twenty cents per barrel
cheaper than the rates to New York.
BY connecting with steamers at the
dock, Transferring without additional
cost, and shipping thence to Liver
pool at the same rates as from New
York to that city, it proposes, includ-
ing the saving of handling and for
wardiug, to make the rates on flour
from the above places, thirty cents
per barrel cheaper via Baltimore than
by way of New York, to Liverpool.
This matter is now engaging tic at
tention of merchants.
The funeral of Mrs. g. Il. Dumont,
largely attended, took place from their
residence in this city this Afternoon.
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SHORT items" are entertaining but
apt to be inaccurate. A railroad item,
which was made up from a statement
in the Evansville JOURNAL. appears
IN the New York Commercial AdUer.
fissr in this queer geographical fix:
An appropriation Of 100000 has Just
been carried In POsey County, Maine, by a
vote Of g72 TO l3, for the railroad from
Mount Vernon to GRANVILLE"
That railroad woI't know itself In
its new location, anc the Posey Coun-
ty appropriation will hardly reach it
there.
They have a fashion Of dislOeatiDg
things away down in Maine" The
Portland Press. says that ID. w Voor-
hees is a candidate for Governor of
Ohio. We wish lie could be, long
enough to deprive our State Of the
mean eminenee Of owning such man.
-IudiQndDoIs journal.
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Washington Items.

WASH iNGToN, August %. - 1t is
ost;mated ~ the Treasury Depart
,aent tbat the saving to the Govern
I,ont ,ro resulting from the reduction of
tho 49, f,rce In that department alone,
e~clnsiye a-,c of those dismissed from the
Printing Bureau, IS s9g OOG I Per month.
Several more removals Will be made
upon tue return OF the Secretary to
Washington.
Ill Is not believed that any matters
of national importance Will be con
-idersd at the Cabinet meeting,
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DIED.

FOSTER AT Cincinnati, Ohio, SatuT-
day, August 2Ist, 1869, JAMES FOSTER, Sr., g.,
aged n years.
The deceased was the brother of the late
Judge n. W Foster. of this city, and well
known to many of our old citizens. He
was the last survivor of the family which
emlgrated to the United States, in 1877,
from England. After long life or spot
less integrity, he has been gathered unto
his fathers in a ripe old age, having pos
sessed the esteem and confidence of the
community in which he lived for fail half
a century.
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BALTIMORE, August 23.-Accounts
from ell sections of Maryland repre-
sent the drought as prevailing to an
alarming extent No rain has fallen
for weeks in some counties. Farmers
despair of making even half crops of
corn. The potato vines have become
Darched and dried up before maturity.
The tobacco crop is suffering dread
fully
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PlTrsBURG, Aug. 23.-The weather,
for the past two days, has been ex-
tremely warm, the Thermometer av
eraging 90' at noon. We had q heavy
thunder shower to-day, lasting two
hours, The ground has not been in
need Of rain, being we'll saturated.
The crops generally in the western
part of the State have not been ex-
celled in growth and substance since
1S55. The potato crop will suffer
somewhat from rot, caused by the
6routh, but everything else, including
il uit, is abundant and good.
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D6alh OF Prominent Merchant
Mealher Dry and mnt-snnStrnfra-

ST. LOUIS, August 23.-John B.
Vale, formerly a prominent merchant
Of this city, died in southeast Mis-
souri, few days ago.
The weather Is clear and dry. and
this was burning hot day The mer.
curry stood at 101o at 3 P. NJ.
-Four deaths from the effects Of the
heat arc reported to day.
John w. Long and James Curmisky
were arrested to day fer breaking into
a whisky warehouse that had been
seized by the revenue officers, and re
moving the whisky.
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Double Suicide Death ff0m sun.
Str ke-1unaHaY-Man Kilied

LOUISVILLE, August pa most
horrible and Unaccountable doub e
suicide was enacted yesterday at JEFF
fersOnville, Ind, the victims being a
newly married couple. George Barn
ackle, after drinking whisky to excess
with his wife, went cut and procured
a half gallon Of beer, which he
brought home His wife drank some
of this beer and laid down, and with
In ten minu-es was a corpse. Before
Barnackle could be prevented, he
drank a large quantity Of the same
beer, and died about noon, half an
hour after his wife expired Upon
making an analysis Of the beer in the
pitcher, 1t was found to contain arse
mic and morphine; and it is supposed
BarEackle put it in the beer, as he
and his wife were heard to talk of
poisoning each other during their
drunken orgies. Baruacle had been
In low spirits since his marriage, by
reason of a false statement that his
wile's former husband was still
living. a
Rhody QUinn, a citizen Of New Al
baHy, lndlanR, died from the effects
OF sun.strOke yesterday, while IN
search OF horse.
The horses astached.to lumber
wagon containing three men. took
fright at the eorner of Sixth and
Chestnut Streets this morning, and
ran down the street at lightning
speed, upsetting Andy Bailey. the
driver. over whose meek wheel
passed, killing him instantly. The
onther men were also thrown out and
badly bruised.
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ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Two more
deaths from the effects of heat oc-
Cured this evening. one Of them VIM.
r. Brent, formerly of Winchester,
Va, to which place his remains will
be sent.
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AnOther Ease Ball Match.

WAsHINGFON, Aug. 23.-The game
of base ball between the Nationals
of this city and the Mutuals of New
York this P. II was we'll contested
throughout, and resulted in victory
for the former, the score being
1S To rs
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Cnhan NaWs-

HAVANA, Aug. 23.-Col. Nicolan
with 300 men and two pieces Of artil-
lery attacked and routed 400 insur-
gents Eelr ecoha In the Central De
partuent. fhe latter left 20 killed
On the field.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTY3fs C5ateogOne and Pint
pie Remedy, prepared only by DT. y. q.
PEERY. 49 Bond Street New YORK. Sold
everywhere The trade supplied by whole
sa8e q medicine dealers. lInhI7 dSm, ,W5nn
TO REMOVE MOTH PATC Il i -
Frecizles, and Tan from the face Uas Per-
TJ's Moth aud ETecELe Lotion. prepared
only by DR.. = q. PERRY. sold by al drug
gisfS. tmhl6 dSn ,yg3In-sp n
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MANHATTAN, Ks, Aug. 23-Rev-
orends Robt. ID. Thomas and Thomas
T. Jones, of Mahoney City, Penn, are
here, selecting a location in Riley
County for a colony of Welsh from
Penusylvania.
Land buyers are coming here on
every train, and the country is rap
IDLY filling up with settlers.
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aetb Patches. FFeckles q Tan.

the ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tol
nose BROWN DncoLoRArIoEs on the lace
.FesTy's 10th assd FfecSLe Lotion. Pre-.
,sred only by Dr.. 3. q. PERRY, 40 BOND
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
aar2s dgm
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Wanted.

SIE UATE0E II THE BREs ER4rss.
- EeSs, by a young man who has had am
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SELECT SCHOOL

FE7IaE SELEGT. SCHOOL TAUGHT
Il by MISS HOOKER & MISS HOUGH,
corner OF Chestnut and 5 .xth Streets, viii
commence its flftb year MONDAY, SIP
TENDER 9TH, 1853.
Music taught by PROF. Won ROY, as
heret Ofore. Tau23 d2W
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butchers Dead Shot far Bed hug
Butchers lightning Fly killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
mays dwlm ISM
nArCa E5oR,s pyr.

This splendid Hair Dye IS the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harm less, reliable. instantaneous; no dis
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes: invigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
BRtche or's Wig Factory, No. I6 Bond St,
New York.
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CLEVELAND, August 23.-The Hay
makers beat the Forest City Club to
day in a game Of base ball. Score, 81
20 2l,
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-A German
actor, named Schlessinger, was fatally
sunstruck to-day.
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UNDER the heading p" Important if
true" may be classed the telegram
from Madrid, Spaio, asserting on re-
liable authority that the preliminaries
Of a treaty for the cession Of Cuba
have been signed. M
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BosTON, August 23.-The well
known stallion, Fearnaught, has been
sold fol- S25 600
The cattle disease has appeared at
Shrewsbury,
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state of Illinois.
AmdiLnrla Onlon- nauL. an Ln.n.ar

Springfield, Aug. 3, 1865.
Whereas, the Republic INSURANCE Cou-
pany, located at Cuicago, In the 81 ate OF
Illinois, has filed ia this Ohice a statement
Of the condition of IT'S anair3, as reQui ed
by the provisions OF an act approved
March II, loJ0s showing that ib is possessed
Of the required amount of capital as re-
quired by law; and Whereas, an examine
ton OF the affairs and condition OF said
Company, made by me in pursuance OF
the provisions Of the act Aforesaid, has
fully verified the statement as filed in this
office by gaid Company:
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance of the proc
visions ot the act aforesaid, 4, Charles ID.
Lippincott, Auditor OF pubnC Accounts OF
the StaIe OF Illinois, do hereby certify that
the said Republic insurance Company is
authorized to ransgcJ Us appropriate bual-
moss Of Fire and Marine Insurance IN this
State, In accordance with the laws there.
OF, until the thirty-nrGt day of January
AID. 1870.