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Excess over
legal res've. si657S93o sl7,o26, pa Inc. s452,s5s
The excitement in the gold market was again in
tense, and the fluctuations wide and frequent. The
result at nightfal was another triumph for the
bulls" who persistently carried out their published
programme OF forcing all She shorts to gradu-
ally but surely under steady advance Of the pre-
MUM. The opening price was 1861, from which
there was rapid rise to l37}s Here lot OF ''long"
gold was thrown upon the market by the smaller
clques, who swim IN the wake OF the big one, and,
without going to the extreme either side, specu.
late on the intermediate figures. One large SUM-
about three milons-was also sold by the German
bankers against sales Of bonas TO the foreign mar
ket, where American securities have remained CON-
paravely steady despite the rise in gold here and
the apparent dsparagement OF our stocks and bonds
In consequence The gold thus sold has been ordered
from Europe, and either started to-day or will come
by the steamers sailing next week. These transac-
lions could not be effected by sales Of ex-
change bills, and hence the necessity OF bring
,ng the gold this way. At the same instant
that the bonds were sold IN London OF
Frankfort their gold equivalent was disposed
OF In the Gold Room. II Is also said that the clique
ordered million sold when the price touched 1879
and that thereupon the "bears," who thonght the
clique were beginning TO unload, sold severa
millions short. Under these influences the pric,
took downward turn and touched 1851 amid
the utmost excitement. As far as could be ascer
tanned The clique again the purchasers, thu
price rose once more to 1874 from which il reacted
at the close TO 13s. The interest OF the outside public
and OF the mercantile community who are ''short'
ON gold borrowed for the payment OF customs and
imports manifested to-day by the groups gathered
In New street. who kept their eyes constantly riveted
on the dial in the window OF the Gold Exchange.
The range OF The price is shown in the table,
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TIL liabilities s222 154 Isl s225 06i 121 Inc. So 306 $40
rs p. c. resve.. 55,6sS.570 56,265,2s
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Total reserve $72 $50 s73 2e1 5O4 Inc ST. 029 56s
Deposits los 154, $50 l91 10l, 0s6 Inc. 2,346,5I
Circulation So e9s7 7i2 80, 900, 035 Dec. 3D. 707
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The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to s5522 OF, against S4,5s477l for the cor
responding week OF last year.
The stock market was irregular and feverish until
the bank statement was made known, when IL De-
came steady and quiet. New York Central was
greatly excited over conflicting reports concerning
the progress OF consolidation, and under reports that
II was '.Ofr for time at least went down to 20S
But suspicion OF q scoop brought IN buyers again
ana il closed at 2O6. The Vanderbilt stocks were the
frmest on the list after this change but the other
railways were heavy and the miscellaneous list dull.
The following were the closing prices at
the last session of the Stock Exchange
Canton, 81; Cumberland, 32A bid; western Union,
37a 37E; Quicksilver, 1917 Is: Mariposa, o;
Mariposa preferred, 12iS 1917; Pacific Mail, sos
sOa; Boston Water Power, 1414 bid; Adams Express
5oI 81; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express, 1s]s 1s2s;
American Express, 351z s624; United States Ex-
press g. q 63; New York Central, 20asS a 203s4;
Hudson River, 1927 1885, Harlem, 100;
Reading, sSlf a e64; Michigan Central, 1870; Lake
Shore, 1O3s a lO4 Illinois Central, 139; Cleveland
and Pttsburg. 1O7 107h; Chicago and North
western, S2A a say; do. preferred, 9l 9l1s;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, IS 70; Rock
Island, 1l34 ia: Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 721s
72G; do. preferred, s7'4 s77s Toledo and
Wabash sl1l a 50; Fort Wayne, s7H s71a; Alton
and Terre Haute, 34k 351z; do. preferred So
5S1s: Ohio and Mississippi. 3iT q 80; Delaware and
Lackawanna, lI2 bid; New jersey Central, 1867
l07; Chicago and Alton, 153 bid; do preferred 1853
l55; Morris and Essex, $50 $50; Hannibal and
st. Joseph 122 1885, do. preferrea, l2l 1922 COlum
bus Chicago ana Indiana Central, SO = a 3i The
following shows the range OF the principal stocks
t0.da
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
sArrRpAY. Sent. 4--sP. NJ.

SATURDAY Sept. 4-6 p. M.
Much To the surprise OF those who expected and
discounted an unfavorable showing on the part OF
the banks this week the statement submitted this ar
ternoon is aulre haterng, ana reverses the course
of the reserve which they hold in excess OF the
figure reqnred by law, aud which mad been falling
Off since midsummer, or since the first movement of
funds out of the metropolis This state OF things bears
ont what has been already surmised would be the
result OF the backwarlness of the Western crops and
the delay in getting cotton to market this year. The
uneasiness on the subject OF money was widespread
during the week although the rate on call was not
always up 10 the full seven per cent Many specu-
ators were so convinced that tue usual shipment OF
currency would preeiptate great activity in money
that they went short OF the stock market and nau-
gurated much or the depression prevailing IN that
branch OF business up TO the moment the statement
became known The salient features OF the exhibit
are an increase of over three millions n legal ten
ders resulting from the liberal dlsburse-
ments of the Treasury decrease in
specie OF over two millions. accounted for
BY the heavy customs payments, and an increase In
loans of a million and half The deposits have cor
respondngly increased-viz.. by nearly two and
half millions. The total reserve has increased
$le295eS against reduction III the to,ai liabilities
oil s2, 306.S40. The banks hold lawful money in ex-
cess OF the amount required by law, $17o26, 22i,
totals OF the last two statements are cOntrasted
follows:--
tttg,tSt rs. Sept. 4.
Loans $2Gl, ,0l2 109 S262, $40, s39
Specie. l9,46a.l02 17,46l. 722
Circulation .............. 3S,aSe, 112 33 $3.50, 035
Deposits. ............... lss 75i539 1911 l0l, ,0s6
Legal tenders. ............ 81, 49, S34 55S29, 7S2
The changes IN the respective items exactly as
iOllows:--
Increase in loans. S1.5s7 $50
Decrease IN specie ...................' 2,oO.,5eo
Decrease IN clrcuatlpn. 3g,IO.
Increase In deposits. sits......~.........-... 2346,54
increase IN legal tenders 3O3t,gs9
Inasmuch as the upward turn in the figures OF the
reserve is happy change for The money market and
gives better point Of departure for the demand
upon banks during the fall months II will be in
teresting to keep in mind the following analysis
showing the relation between the reserve and the
liabilities:
AttgllSt IS. Sept. L.
Specie . $40 469 lO2 ST., ,46l ~ Dee. 81 $50
Legal tenders. 792, s34 55,s29 1S2 Inc. 3036,9iS
Total reserve. S72 $50 S3 2el 504 Inc 81 029, 55s
Deposits. ... los 54,539 l9l, ,0S6 Inc. 5I7
Circulation. =. So, e9g 1i2 SO, 960 035 Dec. D,701
TIL liabilities s222 15i Isl s225 06i l21 Inc 50, 306 $40
Is p. c. resye.. 555SS510 56,26j,2SO
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ing were the closing prices this cvening:-united
States skies, $751; registered, lg2al 1913; do. do,
coupon 1875 1895; do. nve-twenties registered,
l22,< l221s; do do, coupon. 1862, 1913 l231s;' do
do, coupon. 1864, 1929 1925; do do, coupon
1866, 1928 a 122ss; do. do, coupon, new, 1855,
12lk l2IR; do. do. coupon, 1851, l2lh4 q
12l3s; 90. do, coupon, 1858. 1211s a 121h; do.
ten-forries. registered. lily ll1s4 do. DO, cou-
pom llI1 ll2; currency bonds, llOs1 a Ill.
The following is n detailed report of the specie
exported from New York for the week ending Sep
tember 4, 1861
August 3l--Steamer Siesia, London
Mexican dollars. s3i, 900
August 3i-Steamer Silesia, Paris
Mexican dollars. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
September 1-Steamer Arizona, Aspinwaii-
American gold ..............-.... 1000
american silver ...... ................. As, 5S5
Bullion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q, 7,2o5
Mexican dollars Observation-Disclosures. e5.64
September 2-Steamer Deutschland Paris
Mexican dollars. Observation-Disclosures. l',oZs
september 2-Steamer Deutschland. Bre-
men-Forelgn silver. ver....................... l,2oo
september 2-Steamer Missouri, Havana
Spanish dOublOOns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,ozo
september 2-Steamer Pereire, Havre-Gold
o',A""
September steamer CITY OF Brooklyn. Liv-
erpoOl-Brltisn gold old....................... S15o
Total ...................s s335, 1893
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

- o. - ~ fLTt HHN 3 10 na
A called meeting of the police jury
was held ut the Courthouse on Monday
January 25tb, 1859. for the purpose ii
taking into consideration tile condition Of
the Ievees..' zoe '-a''iaN lAsga ai"i 800
Present : POPE. Chinn. Vaughn, Doiroo,
KaphaH Hebert aud Hubert HYbertllf'is'
The following preamble and resolutions
were read and adopted: f7D ;ssp nei'eias7
Whereas, The Legislature of the State
h~asirepesled III laws giving police iur;es
general control Of ~1evres,y snd granting
them only authority to build tempersry
levees and whereas it has come to The
Knowledge Of this p"lice jury that vsri.
',ns llevyses io this parish are 10 bad con.
dition. and that others should be rebuilt
tor which no provision has been made b..
the Board Of Public Works, be it there.
fore Resolved. That for The pur rxsu,1 Of Fl Re )
pairing the Hickey isvee, baa;;idinge. 1 le,,
wee on the property Of W. W. z nebsloe.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to sdjournmeDt, the Pdin
Jury met at the Court House % Noldiy
October stb, 1858. Present, Vsak&,
Pope, Chrnr, Doiron r. Hebert sud-
Hebert. The report Of the bosrd 81 eodtt
missioners Of the Poydras Fund having
been read, it was lam hi gsars yy
Resolved, That the report Of The CON
missioners Of TIN, Po.ydrss Legscy besp-
proved, aud that they be vested viii fsR
powers to effect compromises With pess
sons in debt to said fund aud sccsPtmy
new mortgages it may be Dsoessssyts
pses, aud be u fortber boa s.sqasa assrisd
Resolved, That they be euthshsed 70
loan cut any funds that may Il 'illpttssfl,
possession and which may ksresflesbe
received due sa,d fund.- yazyra -s,s
On motion it was 20 6as ftsa sissalssIts
Resolved. That parish varrsnts bak
sued to w. B. CbAmberlin. p*riee tsess'
urer, to the amount of 1851 49-l00-bsiae
the balance due said TREASURER tsae ths
general fund. arava.h bne e9naasfi .idsl'S
The petition Of Arbourr 1 Dssshoys
having been read, IL waco d'i3 'a7'ps'
Resolved, That the lessees Of The Bstoa
Rougs ferry, MessiS. Arbdur 4 Delah'ye,
be relieved from the payment - ~
thousand two bundled dollars due ~
them under their cootrset Of }esespP
the 4the of November next l06S, -.
their paying the sum of eleven, bu16f:s
d.,flars 10 quarterly 9psymenfs Hsdet n
advance, Of two hundred and aeysniX9w
dollxrs each, aud that The, fare y joos
passengers be reinststed at twenty wv
cents & provided. THAT this reSolstls,
shall have no binding force or ELECT upu!
the securities, on the originsl bc gls.,, q
said lessses shalf consent, thereto. Z, b,
Received. That tie parish "a ,..tteSar pps.ll;tbss
directed 70 obtain the consent q lfbs =
cur: ties on the original bond se(q ~
leesees.s 81 hoifR .siass gst 7df .iism IcIt4qs
On motion II was ss''heh ''s,'
Resolved, That in conformity withSs
3. of On act Of the L~egislsturA ofts
State .Sbtitlsd " An oct 10 osgsna1e ~
Psrisb, Courts Of this State, etclsS
proved Sept. 4, 1885, the Cont HtsSsS
this parish be and il hereby de4ens!es
as the apfsce fUr holding ofitbelPas,es
COuPts'sq Bio at .hsv19s ylirsieno' 90 nv
b Tbss minutes having been read.. 80, "a
.pprqved. the jary adjourned ore ~.
A. D.sRAssow. ~ n. W. POPlsat
Seeretse7. Tsss'eess
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.1.nn,hprrd succ.ssio,,, ot Gate Apfll 5li
I'D. 1859. frou the Hon. W. S L"odeIl.
Parish Judge 10 and for the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, in said State, Will
offer at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on the premises, the last
place Of residence of widow Ellie Hebert,
neal Bruly Landing, in this parish, Oh
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, A. D.,
1859. at IL O'Clock q. m, the hereinafter
described tract of land aud household
effects and moveables belonging to the
succession of said deceased widow Ellie
Hebert, to'wit:
l. A certain tract of land situated, Iy.
ing and being in the aforesaid parish OF
West Baton Rouge. wherein deceased
resided, measuring one arpent front to
the river Mississippi. with the depth there
unto belonging, bounded above by lands
of Luke Blllups. below by those OF Jane
Woods, and in the rear and back by those
Of Jean Baptiste L+jrune, with all aud
singular the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
2. The following farming implements.
stock and household furniture to'wit:-
Oae horse cart, one lot Of tools, one bed
stead, one grindstone. one small pony
one lot Of chickens, one cooking stove
and fixtures, one lot Of earthenware. IN
safe and crockery, two tables, one lot OF
chairs, one lot Of bedding. one cot, one
lot of sheets and quilts. one amor, eight
pounds of cotton thread. one bed and
bedding. two spinning wheels, FIVE de"i
Inns, forty pounds Of cotton in seed.
one medicine box, n shot gun and pistol,
Two fat irons, three sheets and one quilt,
one pair Of cotton cards, one lot of sun
dries and one lot of bottles. 'Asfsz=
Terms of Sale-Caah on the spot.
N.3 ~. DURABLE: Jr,
apll0 Sheriff.
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DurcHMAN's BRIDE.-Some two weeks
since. q girl 10 Lansing. Mich, previously
considered of ~irreproachabIe character,
made known to her friends that she was
in q condition that would shortly add to
the census, but obstinately refused to re-
veal names. Some two or three days
after q lively German farmer living in
the town of Westpl,alia. was in the city.
and, hearing of the girls Case. expressed
a strong desire to see her /; did so, aud
Immediately made proposals Of mstrimo-
ny. was accepted. aud. in less than two
hours after arriving, be was riding home
again, with a bride on the sheep~kin
cushion OF his lumber wagon. When
On zzed in regard to his early prospects
Of m heirship. he merely replied. Dat
ish holdings" aud couteutedly went bis
"0ys - -.HN r
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Court. Citizens Bank of Louisi.
ana VS.. Mrs. Fergus Allan and hus-
band No 2136.
BY VIRTUE Of q writ of seizure and
sale to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered cause, Of date march 18th
I'D. 1869, from the Hon. the Fifth Dis
trict Court in and for the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, State aforesaid. I have
seized aud will offer at public sale to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court
House door in this parish of West Baton
Rouge, on 3'e@@'" "~''t iHf
SATURDAY, the lst day of May, A..
1859. at IL O'Clock a. M, all the right,
title and claim Of Mrs. Fergus Allan
and her husband, Fergus Allan, in and
t" the hereinafter described tract of lane
TO wit : "a 1sBI tEs 5iisTqai H-uu8 nc}f8 fssT
A certain tract Of land situated in this
parish Of West B.ton Rouge, at a dis.
lance Of forty srpents from the river
Mississippi, measuring four arpen,s from,
by forty III depth, between parallel lines.
bounded on the upper limit by the prop
erty Of Mrs. V. Pain. and on the lowes
limit by property formerly belonging to
+. r. Allan. but now to Leon Lpi4nne.
together with all the buildings aud i'm
provemrnts, etc., thereon
Together with one hundred and tbir
teen shares Of mortgage stock thereto
attached. 'la +t@ 2-A .4A
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
OF principal, interest aud costs in above
entitled and numbered cause. 81 iI )
Terms of Sale.-The purchaser to fur.
nish a stock note for the rum Of fourteen
hundred and fifty seven dollars, falling
due on the LIST d y of May a. d.. 1876
renewable according to the charter of
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the
balance cash. The purchaser to assume
all the obligations and responsibilities of
q stakeholder of the Ci:,zsns Bank. and
the stock note 90 furnished to be iien,i.
ned With the act Of mortgage by E.
drsndpre and wife in favor Of the SCiti.
zens Bank before Louis F.vroot,. Parish
Judge of the parish Of West Baton
Rouge, dated 9th January 1885, also
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apllO
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court
In matter succession Of AmeIie Landry,
deceased, wife of Alfrt d Babin. No.
676
BY VIRTUE of a commission directed to
me IN the above entitled and numbered
succession. Of date April I'd, a. d. 1869,
from the honorable the Parish Court in
and for the parish of West Baton Rouge.
State aforesaid, l will offer at public suc
ton, to the last and highest bidder. at
the last residence of Amelie Landry, de-.
ceased wife of Alfred Babin, at Bruly
Landing, in this parish, On
TUESDAY,, the 5th day Of May, A D.,
1869, at IL o'clock a. m, the hereinafter
Described land, tenements and moveables
belonging to said succession, towit =
A certain tract Of land situated in this
parish, containing about nine superficial
arpen,s, bounded IN front Ivy lands Of
Amed.e Daigle, above by lands of Der
nard Peyrnnnin. in the rear by lands OF
Jean B,ptise Labadiole. and below by n
public road, with all and singular the
buildings and improvements thereon.
One lot of household furniture and
crockery ware. consisting of chairs, side
board, dining table. b~edstead. safe, one
old carriage. clock. pots, demijhons, and
"a lot Of crockery ware.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
j. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
apl3tds Sheriff.
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%w,,h.,h- MI Ut me .suUsl'tu ,aSSs ot mort
gage ty Mrs. PstiD and Mrs. Allan he
fire G b udusquis. Notary Public. in
New OIL. ans, dated 18th January l84S,
and with the Sbsrif's deed OF sale III
this case. aeTE. gqH ~
With benefit Of appraiaement.
j. v. DURABLE, Jr.f s7
ncho7 Sheriff.
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r. pi''"xi III ,p"a,,sh Itv,e. s,a:4s5..
in repair all Ievees Of the uar;.h ep.Og
the S~ppr"schiug high water. !. .a. sai''g
va'orem tax Of one per cent. h. ss'a' 70
upon lbe ta1sIIe property, zeal s ;;SPsssd
s""a', OF the parish u West Rr
Rouge according to the iax roll If ? ,a ac9
TO be collected within the oe,t .;,,. 'S0''
and paid into the treasury d, ne :. a:y'
to BE- reserved as a special fund e..
purpose above Dsmed.r wi" s
Re. olvtd. That this ordnance !. ..
lished for thirty daye and at,he e,s;,. .?0'
Of said delay, the tax collector .s.I 'sa
tend the tax 'oll for said tax. '-' e.
Resolved, That this tax be coll....,.
United States Treasury notes. q ~. =
warrants given for work on lsyte: j.
parish: aud thst no work shan 4 ~,
for unles. same has been ordered S;.l r.n
BY the police jory Of this parish
Q" motion ot M. CHM il was g.
Resolved, That . committee consist.
Of h: W: Pope, W. B. ChamberIs ~
7. W. 7Colwe.l, bs snd they me 4, I.
appointed to g. to the ci.ya II Ne.n.
leans to confer with the Bossd Of ~.
Works on the condition ii the sy....
this parish, with The view Of nr,....;'.
the necessary ASSISTANCE 10 prtyen, a.
overflow OF the parish, and 10 t,kr .,.l
other steps in the premises ., & No.
judgement may be best calculated n ~
vent . disaster so much 10 be ,pp,eLss.
ded. fiat.a al - ,ss., IN
On motion it was 5-aa Side q. sT
Resolved. That the sum Of 6ftv d.,ll..,,..
be and ia hereby appropriated out ,a -,
money 10 the parish treasury, no. Other.
wise appropriated, to be paid Il, the M
cordrr u the parish, to purchase T.
cord book. '7a D. IT, te.si 70 - = ~
The resignation Of A. d. B.rrov :,
clerk Of the police jury, ives accepted.
and Robert Csds W. unanimously elected
to I'll said vacancy.
On motion it was %ss@9 w
Resolved. That the president Of x,
police jury, assisted by the parish eur.
veyor, he instructed TO proceed iurn4di.
ately to let out the building sndatvpsiy
to the following lsvees iu this pssAb.
The Hickey Ievee ; the levee On Tie l,sd
Of W. w. Ki"cheloe the parish ls,.s,
and the Pierre Granger levee. b8g.ss
The fu.nce committee showed the
following accounts and ordered them q
DC paid :g8o08 DEgUgs Wag
II J Hyams parish printing to Jan l. 1869. $50 o
a ' Du"roca, parish surveyor, foi 8 dsys.... 80 %
A D Barr ", c,erk. TO dste. ...........,. 60 ~
Hubert He6ert. infpector. 1855. .. t&kW
On motion it wasHT 10
Resolved, That q warrant OF, 6ftyiws
dollars aud ,h;rty-6ve cents, b. iissued u
B. F. Bab!n in lieu of the warrants issued
to him ON the Cd day of April 1868, s.me
having been lost or mislsid, provided the
loss be duly advertised according 10 law
The minutes having been read AID
adopted, the jury adjourned to Monday
the 9th February, 1869 2 qgl gsgts
r. CADE, n. ". POPE, 49,,
! .ss4sa Secretary. : Prssidspt +
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PlousIrWe had related to us the other
day 40 anecdote of an old lady who for
merly entertained travellers in q neigh
boring county. Before her guests COM
menced q meal. it was her custom to ask
. bleseing. She always delivered herself
this wise ."Oh Lord | make US truly
thankful for the food that is now before
us. Nancy. band round the cornbread
first, aud the biscuits afterwards. Amen"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court
In matter succession Of Edouard Leray,
deceased. No. 70l.
Whereas Aurore S-rret has applied to
this court for the administration of the
above entitled and numbered succession.
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the appointment of said
Aurore Serret as administrative AZ
aforesaid, must be filed in the Clerks
office Of this Court within ten days from
the first publication hereof It
W. S. LOBDELL.
. a7i go - u Parish Judge. d
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge this
10th day OF April a.d. 1862