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Mortgagee's Notice

WHEREAS JOHN b. EATON, formerly of Belfast
w in the County of Waldo, by his mortgage deed
dated May IS 1868, and recorded in the Waldo Registry
book i2b, page ~ conveyed to me the following de
scroea parcel OF land with the house thereon standing
first division OF lots in said Belfast, extending fifty
lect one way and seventy feet the other, and being the
same land and dwelling house conveyed said Eaton
by me- by my deed of May 2s 1903 reference ii creto
may De mad tor particular description, and whereas
me condition OF the said mortgage is broken by reason
whereof claim foreclosure
AMASA I. PATTERSON
August 90, 1859. 3w-e
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Sch l.. I. Knight of Camden, from Philadelphia for
Salem. with cargo of coal, fallen in with at NM
29th ut, between B,rnegat and Martnecock, GO miles
from land, by schr Fannie Blake, Parker from Phadel
phia for Providence, abandoned The l.. T. Knight was
leaking badly with sails and rigging all standing Capt
rker put crew on board made sail on the vessel and
worked her into Newport where SHE arrived ut 10 A. NJ
30th, in company with the Fannie Blake.
Bark Nellie Fenwick, arrived at Bostonon Sunday
evening from smyrna, reports the nth ut, in LAT IS
lon 3 fell in with the wreck of sch Augusta NJ Colt
Buckspor Me dismastcd and full Of water. This
SCI abandoned by her last winter, Il nd Since
then has b ca drift ing about the Atlantic.
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al ANY COST. Grant.

''Let us have peace, was the motto with
which Gen. Grant mounted to the presidents
al chair His letter to Marshal Barlow puts
on record his own confession that he has not
let Us have peace; that civil disorder and
martial law still reign in Texas-reign there,
and will reign there till representative self
government is no longer withheld from her.
Then peace will come like a burst Of sun
light. Fill then, there can be no peace.
AT any cost is the motto with which Pres
ident Grant salutes the great commercial state
| of New I ork in his present determination not
to ''let us have peace
cat any cost they protect the monopolists
Of coal-aye, though it costs the people TWEEN
ty millions Of dollars per annum dead loss.
AT any cost they protect the monol >lists
OF iron in plundering the people of twenty
three millions of dollars per annum
AT any cost they ruin our export trade
with China our export tlade with all the out
side world. For the sake of few monopo-
lists, conniving with corrupt or ignorant con-
gressmen, they maintain tariff which shuts
out the handiwork of American men and Wo-
men from all the markets of the world, and
make profitable export trade to Europe, to
China, to South America, all but impossible.
AT any cost they sweep our ships from
off every sea which they once whitened with
their sails.
"At any cost they have sacrificed in the
year just past over three millions more of our
tonnage with their duties on iron. their duties
on copper, their duties on wood, on sails, on
ropes-on every article used by the ship-build
er, from his glass lantern to his wooden bunt-
ing,
AT any cost they go Oh with this literal
national shipwreck which the statistical report
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1869, SO
clearly reveals the measure Of Look at the
ligues of this table:
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ALL WHO ARE sUFFERING

nervous debility and prostration of the physical
powers caused by the errors of YOUTH should immed
ately procure copy of the medical work of Dr. A.
H. Hayes, Consulting Physica1 to the Peabody Medi
LIFE or SELF PRESERVATION" an Invaluable
and the result Of the widest and deepest
tute has also published ''THE SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES" from the pen
of the author Fuller particulars may be found in
the advertisement of the Institute in our columns.
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ENTERED. CLEARED.
No. Tons. No. Tons.

ENTERED. CLEARED.
No. Tons. No. Yons
American
sels....... 1914 s,4o2ssa o,7o7 2,2s4745
Foreign vessels 1850 5,3s6.23 1891 5,t25, t25
Shipwreckers, sat any cost, may here see
how their work prospers. They had already
reduced us in 1865 to an inferiority in the to-
tai tonnage, outward and homeward bound. of
SO4, 472 tons. Another year of unhindcred
shipwrecking, and they have now added to
our inferiorty, as compared with the total for
eign tonnage, nearly three and quarter mil
lions OF tons, making the measure of our inte-
riority now 1926 TONS. Or measure it
another way The total number Of American
ships that arrived and that sailed in 1868 was
20,200, but of foreign ships 33,30S. Our in
feriority-13, 10S The total number of Amer
lean ships that arrived and that sailed in 1869
was but 1861 Ga dead loss in one year Of
5l9,) but of foreign ships, 81 500 Ga steady
increase Of 4,39l.) Our interiority ,ols
ships.
This is protection ''at any cost n. Y.
World
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THE ROYAL FAMILY AT SEA

nOIHl HVilIi Al OCH.
There Is pleasant news from the United
State pleasure steamer Tallapoosa. 1t reach
ed Boston on Wednesday, by way Of New
port and Naushon, with Admiral Porter, Gen
Sherman, and Secretary Robson, all safe and
well, on board. The telegram which reports
their happy arrival in Boston also informs us
that the party stopped for two days at the
island of Naushon, the beautiful summer res
idcnce Of Mr.. John M. Forbes This visit
must have been delightful variation from
the tedious routine Of official duty in the OPP
pressive climate of Washington; and the tax
payers who pay something like Il thousand
dollars day to run the Tallapoosa, will also
be delighted to think that their money-they
make it without labor or prvation, of course
is able to contribute so much to the happi-
ness of these high officials. The only thing
they will regret is that the cost Of the Talla-
poosa to the national Treasury is so triiing.
If it were only ten thousand dollars a day, it
would not be too much for the Qualification Of
SO great a man as Secretary Robson. The
New York Times has certified that Gen.
Grant is Il sovereign; and as Secretary Robe
son is one of his Cabinet ministers, it is not
too much that he should have a vessel that the
people own and pay for to travel about in on
his pleasure excursions i'll genuine royal style.
1t is true that some poor men who have hard
work to pay their taxes, and some mean men
who do not admire all this high official spen-
dor, may grumble; but what of that9 They
are not worth minding. Perhaps, however,
before the Senators decide to confirm the NOM
ination Of Mr.. Robson as Secretary of the
Navy, they may wish to inquire into his au-
thority to spend a thousand dollars q day of
the peoples money in his summer pleasure
trips. We cal assure the honorable senators
in all seriousness that this subject needs in
vestgation, and that such royaairs and royal
extravaganza Us Robson put on need rebuke.
1t is bad enough to have every member of the
Executive away from the seat of government !;
but to have them sailing about in public YES
sells at the public expense, like so many prin-
ces of the blood, is an insult to public patience,
in which Senators will do well not to become
partners. From the N. Y. Sun, Republican.
TROUBLE IN A UNITED STATES SHIP. Late
foreign dispatches have the following
desperate conspiracy was discovered on
board the United States frigate Sabine, now
lying in the port of Cherbourg. Some Of the
crew to revenge themselves on their officers,
attempted to set fire to the powder magazine
and blow up the ship. They had proceeded
so far as to light a fuse connected with tn e
magazine, when the plot was frustrated by u
cabin boy who discovered the burning fuse
1t was found that % sailors were implicated
in the plot and they were put in irons Some
have since been condemned to death and hung
at the yard-arm.
This story is discredted at Washington.
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Notice to the Public.

LII persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
\ three Town Ord rs given 10 JOSEPH d. MOVES,
OF Lnconve, by the Seleetmcn of said town for the
sum OF Sf00, dated the 18th day of April, 1855.
The town having received no equivalent or ronslcrl-
lion Tor SAID orders and the said Moves having hereto
ment will be resisted by the town in suit at law if
necessary.
w. X. DUNCAN Seectmrn
W. II. HODGES, of
Linconviiie, August u, 1850 3w.&
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Extract from Pirate Letter from H1waii
,SuAdtrich Islands,
Although the eruption is not so VIC
lent now, the volcano is a fearful sight to behold
The rivers OF lava still flow, and the smoke from
the crater ascen,tS in awful majesty. During this
volcanic upheava it has been very scflv here A
peculiar sort Of low maarious fever. which has
grown out of the foul, condensed vapors of the
volcano, has prevailed to an alarming extent and
at one time it was feared it would depopuate the
island But fortunately, sea-captain calling here
for srpplies) distributed PLANTATION BIrTEns to
the suffering. and quick and thorough cures were
the result. The new spread like wild-tire Messrs.
Ching Takn & Co., Commission Merchants. had
these Bitcrs for sale. In short time their office
was besieged and their supply exhausted. a steam
er was dispatched to san Francisco by order Of the
Hospital Department, and new and enormous
supply obtained soon as possible. From that
moment the scourge was stayed. Not another
fatal case occurred, and the epidemic has now ell
rasv known in your city, hop 3n 70 for t Il
sure cure for all feverS and miasmatic sickness.
You may tell your friends so for me.
- H. N. NJ.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best I'M
ported German Cologne. and sold III half the price.
Edward Baver, ESQ., Horton, Kings Co, y. $.
writes that an astonishing cure has been effected on
his daughter, by the use Of "Johnson's Anolyne
Inment' The whole spine became diseased She
lost the of her limbs, and her back rounded
up like a bow, in consequence of taking cold after
having been inocuaed for the kline pOX She is
now well.
We pledge our reputation on the assertion that
any educated physician, after careful examination
of the recipe, will say that parsons" Purgatve
Pills" possess more merit than any other pill now
offered for sale.
The importation of rags from the Mediterranean.
hides from Brazil, and other commodities from the
tropics, is known to bring the germs of disease.
chiefly evers, which sometimes very affecting
and fatal AYERS AGUE CURE stimulates the
Liver to excrete these germs from the system as
as it does the miasmatic poison of our
ASue districts. Consequently it affords invaluable
protection to stevedores and others whose occupa-
tons expose them these dangerous Infections; and
we hope to render them valuable service in giving
them this information. New York Dispatch.
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Sheriff Sale.

WALDO, SIS. August l"th, 1859.
'INAkEN on execution i'll favor of John Greedy and
against Edward L. radsreet, all the right title and
interest said Bralstreet has in the of land he
and George w. Bradstreet bought Of David Neal deed
dated Dec 1th lS3 also all the right title and interest
sand Edward l. Bradstreet has in to the farm on
has in the wood lot adjoining said farm to be sold at Pub
lie Ncnduc at the Branch Mills House or Tavern occur d
by Everett BRIGHAM, at O'Clock in the afternoon
SAMUEL NORTON Dept. Sheriff
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PORT OF 81 ELE.AST.

Aug, 9th SENS Northern Light, Smith, New York
j. p. Merriam, Clark, Boston.
10th. schs Abby Gale, Foss, Boston; Onward Arey
New York Mazurka, kimball, Boston.
Both. Schs Nellie F. Burgess, Mckeen Philadelphia
Cameo, McCarty Boston.
SAILED.
Aug. Goth Sch Alkaline. Ryan Boston.
18th. Onward, Arcy, Bangor.
10Th Brig, Abby Ellen, circuit, Philadelphia.
3lSt. Sch Jack Downing, Patterson, Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

CAMP MEETING. The attendance at the Wesley
an Grove this year is not large, we think, as the
average, although its near vicinity makes a very
perceptbe accession to the crowd in the streets of
our city. The Mehodists themselves do not en-
courage the gathering Of large numbers, it is often
found that ''Satan comes also" in a disagreeably
iargc preDOnderance.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
GEN ERkLiTiE S.

In,rtluDJ Nv
CANDY was the individual comn}ncnted, but we
,,,,,,t auarrrl with fine Advertiser ah,,It snnlvng
r.. t,,,,, irwin fl an. of M. ,..o,,.a
Ill -h'hieNo'" 'i'' l'l'l''TS raise S"iHs'
E'ntem'n Wh re coming up Inc loT1ianu nag
tblm.cyes an ono Of the two jcdr@s known rs ill.,
Brothers.
4 duel has been fouyh, in Chicago all about SIAN
dorotls word. said of 4 lady. The slandercr was
pinned to a tree with sword, ana made 10 take it
ll back.
stokes saws President Grant ha, promised to ro-
NOSE c'ary Federal ofiee-hoder in Tennessee
"'' supported senior tor "'Fernor'
~ II
''"'
rh.t N.v, 1rle,n. uiri v,ho ,voull,.t TESTIFY
,,,irl M ,.I ysh tri / ia kin har Ln. baAn r.,
I-,..l tr"l ,.i.,,, VIM. H., w-as sent fer con-
frnnt Of 'o1rr, anj IN. Gii,w IA, htan gratefll!
enough io ft'aily her
1ne Nr>, YorA Engineers wouldn't tolerate a col
oroi reporter of the Tribune at one of their meet
in9,, but turned him oni
The wifi, of R,.ty Mr. Senior Of Dildc(ord hune
herself Her husband was at camp meeting al Inc
Hne. Cause OF tle act de'pondenry OF INSANITY
smart >yon,.uu in nnston fn,ing hnr husband.
Na~ getting into shc Toll, eff strange women, fol
l.a.i him and picked his pocket of ul his money
So the party OF the other part didn't get it. She
gave IL 10 nm Nheh he came hoihe' ai" 'oil Nun
IVY Att y i""I ny was
\ correspondent of the \. Y. Herald has had IA
free conversation with Stokes, Che defeated radical
candidate Tx Governor IN Tennessee lie Volun-
'''Fe0 lIle information 'F'l 'iie 'tP"pNcah parry
IN tennessee has gone to he'll there's no question
"''' '"''' ~ ',',
All olhfl states III VIII specify Hollow.
.a.r.to,., If tb. Navy Eobrson is on spree
Iong the coa> in I'll, gunh nj 'Iallapoo'a. ItcostS
a thousand dollar, day to run her
.....,,.. .,,..,>.;.,, ,..,,o,,.
l ' t,alr ,r'nnd the world either Gains or loses
hi, iay Of the week; RUSSIAN reaching II on
f~lNArd Journey ccebfatls MS seFenth uaN SAD
PAIN mere Willie Inc Iiliornlal gong westward
niaS business SUSPENDED on Ms saturday.
Jnnkius ,lia cross g, N,oara ca1la OF, o yelorincdr
"' h"le Ne won rotit amy he"N' WIN 'ii' i''''-
{iI-taI, N, i,i+ iIonso Of por+S
mouth, and build one on Odiorne's Point.
Grant cot bioI in New UampSlirc the other tlav
If, climbed to the top of Mt. Washington.
lady out West has given birth to her thlrtE-trSt
'''''' ''i' '''''7 "''' ~" ''''9 ''''''
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

TI1liE next Court of Bankruptcy, for the County Of
waldo, VIII be held At the Office OF The Register of
Probate IN Belfast, on TCcsay October 10 1850 ot :
o clock, Z. NJ. PETER TlIACIEi Hngistr,- ~ .
Belfast, August 20, 1862 IT.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

XITANTED-AGcnts, especially Ladies' for a Lev
w work by Catherine +. Bceclcr and Harriet Beech
cr stowe, called The American Woman's Homo which
every girl woman and wife who has, desires to have
an economical healthiul, beautiful and Christian Home
should possess a book which has equal among Lady
Agents. Apply to H. A. BROWN & CO., Publishers
of Illustrated Books, for circulars terms and exclusive
crriory in New England School street, Boston. sw2
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

DISTRICT CouRr OF fiI1 UNITED w. ,
STATES. District of Maine - hAAN"llltf
In the matter Of SAMUEL G. TIIUELOW, bankrupt
The third general citing of the creditors OF sBank.
rupt will be held at Belfast in said District on the nine
eeht day OF October A. ID. 1862 at O'Clock f. NJ at
the office OF Peter lhacher Esq of the Register in
Bankruptcy i'll said District, to Wit the office Ct the
Register Of Probate, for the purposes named in the
wenty-eshth section OF the Bankrupt Act OF March 31
lSG1. JOSEPH WELL N5oE hesitnna
Belfast, August 18th, 1869. wv
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E'E subscriber hereby gives public notice all
L cerned, that she has been duly appointed taken
upon herself the trust of Administrators the
tate of james Marden late of Stockton, in the
County of aldo deceased, by giving bond the law d
reefs she therefore requests all persons who indebted
to said dcceaseds estate make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement TO her.
q MARY MARDEN.
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Notice to Lumbermen,

|INnE copartnership existing under the style OF
4 lALLS COOPER expiring by limitation
next monththey offer for sale their property situated in
East Sullivan consisting Of about thousand Of
timber land three stayp mills circular mill, and
some other machinery, wharf, sluiccS, and all the
needfu appurtenances belonging thereto. All the above
is in good running order AMI will be sold nj bargain
and on the most liberal ternsn order to close up the
the coming fall Enquire at the store of Halls
Cooper Belfast OF the propretors the premises
tiJ HALLS & COOPER.
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III the m'tterot JOSEPH F. HALL, Bankrupt.
Ihc second genera. meeting of the creditors of said
hankrup Will be held az Belfast in said District on the
net m Jay OF October A. D. 1862 a3 O'Clock F. NJ
~ the Office of Peter rhacher, Esq one q the Registers
IN Bankruptcy in said District. to wit at the Office OF the
heglster OF Probate for the purposes named in the
Sd, 1866. JOSEPH WIIIINW5oN $50 Nc
Belfast, August 18th, 1863. w
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

1NCENDIARY CAUGHT. On Friday night, fell
low whose name we did not learn, a tramping indi-
vluai, with no particular habtaton, was seen by
lady to set fire in Camden, between the Setson
store and Daniels's clothing store. She gave the
alarm, and the fellow fled. Next day he was arrest
Cd in Rockland, had an examination before Justice
Talbot, and is now in Belfast Jail The lady who
saw the fire set, fully identifies him.
Ben. Butler having received an invitation
to the festival Of the Waterville Perch Asso-
citation, replied thus
Gcntlemen-Happy to hear your hooks are bait
ed for perch Excuse me, mine are bated for GELS
Respectfully, B. f. BUTLER.
When Ben. has hooked the eel, it will be
hard to say which end of the line will have
the most slippery customer
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
4 Useful HHou.ahold Machine.

The strongest and most perfect, WKINGER OF which
have knowledge is the UNIVERSAL. We do our
readers real service when commend such machine
to their notice. New Y ork Sun.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

'SNIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
l. cerned, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Executor OF the last will of
Jonathan Treat, late of Frankfort in the County Of
Waldo, deceased by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons WHO indebted said
decelses estate to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
settlement to him. q WILLIAM TREAT
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
DISTRICT Court OF THE UNIrlDI =,
STATES, District OF Maine. IN hANkRtfTCY.
In the matter Of WILLIAM T.. COLEMAN. a Bank.

THE SECOND GENERAL MEETING of the Cred
tors OF said bankrupt will be held at Belfast in
sad District, on the 18TH day OF October, A. d. 1869
at O'Clock, T. NJ, at the office of Peter Tllchor ESQ
one OF the Registers i'll Bankruptcy in said District to
Wit at the Office OF the Register OF Probate for the pur
poses named i'll the 9th Section OF the Bankrupt Act of
March =, 1867. MARSHALL DAVIS Assirncr
Belfast, August 10, 1869. NV
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED] y,
rirt Of MIN IA JANNkCPTGN.

In the matter of JAMES LANCASTER, Bankrupt
TINE THIRD GENERAL MEETING of the Cred
itors of said Bankrupt will be held at Belfast in
said District on the nineteenth day Of October 1869
at three O'clock r. NJ, at the Office OF Peter Thacher
Esq one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy, in said Dis
r!ct 10 wit at the office Of the Register OF Probate for
the purposes ntmcd the 18th Section of the Bankrupt
AG; OF March ?, tsj7. WA. G. GROSSLY, Assignee.
beIfaat, August ~, 1863. 2W1
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MI. a. CULLN q N,
House & Ship Painter,

PAPER.HANGING,G RAINlNG, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELlNG AND VANISHING.
Painting and Paperng Front Entries Parors and Sit
ting Rooms made speciality
GRA1NING wfru aMAcH1NE,s IN OIL.
60 All work done in the best manner Orders left on
Slate promptly attended to.
SAop in next hlding north Of New England House
6msp33 HIGH ST. BELFAST, Me
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DE HE HEALED
- Of whatsoever Disease We have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, Mrs. sPENCE's
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE Psesy-
EsENs. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send
brief description Of your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. d., Box 5s17, NEW YORK CRY, and those
IN IT. rious, wonaer.wOrkins Powders wi
be mailed to you, post paid. box 81. q boxes -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-10
A JOINT
No. l:55 |

Appointing a Committee to investigate the
report Of the grand jury Of The parish of
O%ieans, concerning Eugene McCar,v,
fish justice of The peace, Orleans, rish,
bank.
WHE&EAs, The grand jury Of The parish of
Orleans has made the following report concct.
mag Eugene McCar,y, a justice OF the peace
Of Algiers, 10 vii: #That we would respectfully
call The attention Of The Legislature 10 Mr..
Eugene McCatty, nth justice Of the peace,
right bank, who in our opinion is totally nnti,
for the position which he now holds. instead of
beng a consetva'or OF the peace, he is acting
directly to the contrary, causing or being the
cause Of Disturbances in Algiers. There have
been several charges for ma}feasance in office
brought a.ains, him during one term OF service
by different citizens Of Algiers, which cases
are now pending agains, him in the FRS,
District Court. We request tina, the Legislature
would investigate these charges again>, him
impeach and remove him from Office. 1t is our
belief tina, they will find sufficient, evidence in
these cases thai will convince them that j, will
be a benefit TO the community and for the public
good that he should be impeachsd and removed
from Office. We hope the Legislature will take
immediate action in the ma,.er.n Therefore
be il
Resolred by the Senate and House of Re-
personalities Of the Stale Of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That 4 commit
toe Of two be appointed by the chair to meet a
committee Of there 10 be appointed by the
Hnuse of Representatives to take into considera.
ton the aforesaid report of the grand jury oil
the parish Of Orleans, and charges therein
referred 10, and shall be authorized to send 70,
persons and papers, and to repor, their recon.
mendalion 10 the General Assembly for their
consideration with q view Of carrying out the
! provisions Of article one hundred and six of the
constitution, if the evidence will warrant the
same. .
(siened) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenan, Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October 10, 1868.
(Signed) II. C. WAR MOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.