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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

The Washington spondent OF
the Baltimore San says: II is nesessa
~ to be an eye witness to the scenes
now trauspiring in this capitol to form
any adequate conception OF the scramble
for office which is now going on. "The
Oldest inhabitant' cannot remember the
time when there were so many people
anxious TO serve their country in all
sorts of capacities, Hotels, first class
boarding houses, second class boarding
houses aud the cheapest boarding.
houses are all crowded with aspirauts,
from the patriot who wants the COVER,
Worship Of a territory or the appoint.
ment of supervisor Of district down to
the more humble individual, who will
be content with an appointment us mes
senger in one OF the departments, n
doorkeeper ia the capitol, or as au Off
Ger on the capitol police force The
great bulk Of these Office seekers come
from the West. .. tEUH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

PaosREssIvE.--The New York Time. savs Il
has puzzied shipowners very much 10 discover
me reason Why their vessels this reason have
been able 70 carry several hnndred more bales
Of cotton ihan could be formerly slowed On
board IL ID now ascertainsd that the bales on
coming IRON the plantations, fun from four 10
I'VE per cent less 10 weight ef eosssa than ihey
did lat year, although the gross weight ~.
been about the same As usual. The difference
= accounted for By Toe heavier quality Of the
osETfng and ropine which are asrd In makiur
up the bales The Tim<s speaks at fhis as 4
scheme Of some planters, which yields them 4
profit Of about ffly Or sixty cents per bale--the
difference between the price Of The eottoa and
the material which envelopes it--xhich will
reduee the estimsted aggrsgste weight Of the
uce y narrowed from come Of ihs hay sealers
o. the North, who were wont to concsai hiek-
DRY IoR o. stone Ia each Of their bundles. and
Anords Smother gratifying evidence, We mp
pose, Of tbs progress of ihs higher ciyjlizr.
tion' In tho South. q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Are you 10 favor of social equality
with the negro! No. Then you can.
not be in favor Of political equality with
INN. The two are inseparsble. Give
him the balance Of power, ut the bal
10, box, and he viii compel you, by his
vote, after while, 10 accept him as
your cqaa. socially. No more high.
handed OF dangerous movcment was
ever started by any political faction
than the Que now inangurated by the
Radical leaders TO force the negro into
political power. !.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
LOT OF GROUND
IN CARROLL COUNTY, ND


DURSUANT to an order Of the Ornbar,,
Court Of Baltimore City, the under.
signed. Administrator Of Mathew Bus.ard
deceased, will sell ut Public Auction, on
The premises, on m
Saturday, april Ia, at o'clock r. NJ.
all that Lot Of Ground, being part of .
tract called PARa's liIboE, lying near Noun,
Airy and being in the Village Of Parrsyille
beginning ut stose planted ct the south
edge Of the Baltimore and Frederick tnrn.
pike road, and running thence south, four.
teen degrees; west, sixteen perches south.
seventy'two degrees; east, ten perches. ~
the Parrsyille Road then binding on said
road, north, fourteen degrees; east sixteen
Perehes to the aforesaid tarnpike road and
thence to the place Of beginning, containing
One Acre Of Land, more or less.
Terms Of Sale, cash. WI
A. NJ. @. G0RTON.
Administrator.
Cu.s. p. MEREDITH, Attorney.
mar IL, -'tst
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

a youug man named Dicheuor, 10
Yefsca lownship, New Jersey, went
crazy hst week. and While 10 that con
ditiou seized . double barrsIed shot gun,
with which be eomDeIIsd his Ialhor and
the txo other inembesa Of he family 10
crouch il : corner or the room for Two
days He fred at then, frequently.
ainins - closely as possible without
hitfioa. the shots sometimes strik I'M
The walls within six inches Of their
hesda III thyeatened IL they moved
o. cried ont Ne would blow out their
braias He had plenty| 81 ammunition,
and ksp< one barrel Ioadod al the time.
6yi1E from eaeh alternately, Finally
= ~ diaarmcd b psighbor, and 4
soH safa d 81 ssyIuss.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

THE FIFTEENTH AMESDMENr-The
present Minnesota Legislature is cou
graduated by the ST. Paul Pioneer upon
It's ''reirainihg from meddliug with the
proposed fifteenth amendment" The
Minnesota Legislature is radical, but is
willing To wait year before swallowing
what the Cincinnati Gasette, an ex-
Iremely Radical journal, calls"a boieh, :"
which will not stand popular discus.
sion" aud il even says that "a Legisla
ture cannot be chosen in Ohio which
would adopt it,"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given dat application
IN will be made to the County Gommls.
sioners, after thirty days from the uaIe
hereof, TO alter OF change that part o. ne
old Baltimore Road that was heretofore
changed. The proposed change Will be Y
20 from 100 TO $50 yards further down INC
Turnpike Road, and then run With stralgh'
line through the land belonging % me Uar-
roll County Agricultural Society, 70 inc
original ssd 4 '''s h ssS llANSrNs,
maii--5fi slssR u rF sad others
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

a well,known citizen Of New York
recently died with such strange symp
toms that his physician procured tbs
permission OF resurrecting The body and
making an autopsy From that i up.
peared that the heart aud liver had il
ways occupied positions opposite to
those usual and batnral. The heart
was on the right side and the liver on
the left. e fl 4 @lil
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Prtfu PcxxIxc. -Rev. nv. Fulton, Of
Boston, in giving notice in his church OF
ne inaegnra!ion prayer meeting, INDUCED
10 tiie f6licwine pun ~
= Nov thaf fhe oation " 10 have the ex.
IRENE privilege Of having the curse re-.
moved which has 80 Ioeg Afflicted rs, !,
becomes " 70 pray that the boon granted
g " the people may, under The guidance
q GOD, prove 70 boa Ora from Heaven.
Imagine Chris 81 he Apostles indulging
N = snch Efforts a vii. But Grant didn't
nye IN Their day, Or thare is no falling what
Iney might hase attempted ia the way Of
pltyini tarns On his name. On. Eaquirv.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18


Thipgs ars pot working smoothly, at
Washington with the new President, -
DiEeuItissneet him 1t thcvery threshi
ola 81 HE Standardization His iuaugu-
raj address did not please some Of his
aaberspss Issstructurc was iuelpgaut
ifuol commonplace, Il brea,hedsome-
shisgaf iadepeadsncsof party itspoke
" k,s possible exercise Of the veto
pover, al Of which grated harshly upon
The ears Of old party hacks, who will
be satisfied with nothing less than IN.
questioning obcdieace TO the behests Of
party.
The President has not been very for
tnuate Ia the selection Of his Cabinet.
II has not given satisfaction to the lead
ing. politicians Of his party, and his
appointments hare been sharply crit,
cised, lie is represented as looking
more 70 the qualification OF his own
private friendship than to the public
service |, i very properly said that
the public Offices are not the rewards Of
private friends, bat should be filed BY
men whose ability would assure the
country Of the proper fulflment Of the
duties pertaining 70 lhem- Il is con
ceded that Judge Hear il the oaly one
whose attainmeuts are anything more
than those Of respectable mediocrity.-
Had Gen. Grant connselcd with his
friends upon the subject Of bis Cabi.
net appointments he would not have
committed the hlunder Of appointing
Mr.. A. 7. Stewart as his Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, when the law Of 1859
which o:gaaized the Treasury Depart
ment, imposed disabilities which pre-
vented him from SLING the place Gen.
Grant was ignorant Of this law, but II
he had made his purpose known 70
some well Informed friends, he would
have been arprised of il, and would
have avoided this mistake. How does
he ac, in the emergency He sends a
message to Congress asking that body
to repeal that part Of the law which an.
plies 10 Mr.. Stewards case. Objection
was very properly made and Mr. Stewart
has TO resign. Dir. Stewards proposi.
ton 10 transfer his interest. to trustees
aud devote the profits Of his immense
trade 10 the beueHt Of the poor Of New
York, vas 10. deemed q compliance,
with the law, which debarred him from
f,l;ne M ossc. a. n,h. -. -,
nominated Graus' has 10 forro the hon.
ors Of the position 10 which he Va,
called BY his grateful friend
Il The recoos,rocted Cabins. !. :.
follows: Ex.Gov. Boutwell, of Mass
Secretary Of the Treasury: Er.Gov
Hamilton Fish, Of New York. scere.ar,
Of State, vice washburoe RESIGNED
Gen. Rawlius. hate chief Of Gen r,.n,,.
staH. secretary a. Wa !, nl..a % a..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

There has been q Stewart case in the
British Parliament. Sir Sidney Water.
low, . rich London contractor, has becu
obliged 70 retire from business 10 order
70 hold his seat, the Law imposing a
penalty Of f500 day upon any one
sitting 10 the House while engaged in
a government eontrsct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
Reported Expressly FOO the ADvocArE by Tho,
4. Sollers 4 Co.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Tuesday. March 10Th. 1868

TUESDAY, March 10th, 1869.
Ftow.--Howsrd Street Super md ca,
Extra COAST 90, do Shipping Extra q bC
asI % do High Grades + OOas9 10. do
Family 25aSi0 81. Western Shin, ms
Extra . 6oas7 70; do Choice Extra ! n
ass O0i do Family o Ouasg u.s. CHS
Mills Super OOas % do Standard IN.
uA ooaso w do shipping brands tx
tlA voass 70. Baltimore High Grade
Extra W OOasuO 10. I've FIeur n ~
81 20. Cora Meal 25as4 80. ~"
Grdin.--Sales OF $50 bushs prime Penn.
sylyania whiteat 81; 2ooO busbs nr;m. a,,d
ehoice Virginia Valley red nj I2as2 ~.
Corn -oaiei ZzuU bushs prime white a, 81
ets-oi yellow 700 bushs at W cts. Oats
-llOO bushs at 65a68 cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
me-, March 10, 1859.
neg cdhte.-The offerings at the Scale,
during the past week announced to 1919 head,
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at . 5o~s5 SO; ordinary Thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 5OaSG 20; far uual.
ny beeves ] VOasS %; and the very hes,
Beeves at 0OaSy 20 per lOu lbs. the aver.
age price being about 81 rs gross.
.SAeep.-fair to good sheared Sheeo a,
osas cenis, per Id. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows. fair to
good i've Hogs "a zoasl6 IS per 100 lbs
net. f'0 -
Wool -Unwashed at 80 to IS cents; cub
washed 81 to "a cents; No. !, pulled, IS TO
~ cents.
Ledther.-City Slaughter a to 40 cents;
Tough Skirting rs 10 a cents; Spanish Sole
80 10 % cents; Country Slaughtered 40 TO
~ cents.
Hidcs. Association Steer at IA to l4J
cts; Cow I2l to IL cents; Buenos Ayres II
to %! cents, Gold.
-. noy-Uood to prime baled Timothy at
2laSZ3 per ton.
STRAIGHTFORWARD is quoted at 10 25aS.
10 ooi Timothy at 65as3 IS, aud FLAX
seed at 6Oas2 50 per bushel. -
fedthers--Qaiet at ~ to AZ cents per h.
Tor common 20 prime live geese.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
Business Locals.
Nofices under this head TEN CENTS
per ihse for each Insertion.

Horse Bills executed at the Office Of
the Dcmocrafsc Adro ate, in superior
style aud at rcasousble rates. Having
large lot Of fashionable type, together
with three beauliisl aud life like sats.
We feel assured that we eau fill III, or.
ders Of our patrons in such a manner as
TO give satisfaction.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran Church, Westminster, will hold n
Festival Tor the benefit of the Church,
ut Odd Fellows Hall, GU Easter Mon.
day afternoon aud evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

A Strawberry Festival for the beue
6t of the Methodist Protestant Sabbath
School. Westminster, will be held in
the unfinished audience chamber of the
NJ. =. Church, commencing gu Whit
Monday, May 18th, 1863. ID.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
LArEsr NEws rnoM rnn wEsr Eyp.

4 despatch from Messrs. Hopper &
Wilmer, Druggists, corner Alai1 aud
Carroll Streets, Informs US that they
have finished painting aud furnishing
their store, and now offer TO the pub ic
oae of the largest aud best assorted
stocks Of Drugs, Fancy Goods, &c,
every opened in this city. Give them
a all. II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Fall River, Mass, now has 523, 900
sPindles 10 opcrntiou
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
HORSE BILISl

HORSE BILLS executed at the Office
Of the Democratic Advocate, in superior
style and Ut reasonable rates. Having
large lot Of fashionable type together with
three beautiful and bike eu's, We feel
assured tina, we caa fill,hc orders of our
patrons in such manner as 10 give 'asisr
faction. MAJ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
NOTICE.
Town Property for Sale.

HNHIS valuable property is 49,,
located in the centre Of M
Westminster, adjoining the ~ ~
NJ. +. Church. The improve. z5
ments are weathcr-boarded Log and o
two story Brick Dwelling, with dry cellar
under both buildings; milk honse, through
which water from q pump constantly hows,
ice house, full wood shed, good stable,
gal den, with hot bed and choice fruit. NO
ground rent on the property. Also Six
Building Lots on Court Street.
This property viii be sold on SATURDAY,
March 10Th, at ] o'clock. P.N.
ALFRED r. BLASSE,
mar 4,-st on the premises.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF A. r. Blasse, in another col
umn. This property is the hest loca'
tion iu the city for conducting the ice
cream, confectionery aud baking bust,
ness, as we'll as TO- a private residence
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

u loud RENNET. for makiHE sliP,
II Junkot, &c, for sale BY ;ss z
mar II Heffsrst s'f'NsN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

D0ND'S Extract, Andrews & Thomp-
IL son Compound Syrup Of Wild Ginger
for Whooping Cough, for sale by
mar ~ Hppsr 4 Wiipior.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Tsunk:si Trmks r!
TRUNKS, valises, Salchels. and Rail.
j road Rags Of all sizes and styles at
Wholesale prices. Don't forget to call at
VIM. H. II. Gcatty's opposite the Catholic
Church, Weetmiusier. mar -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
FOR sIIERIFF.

IL Jons THAoEy, Esq, Of Hampstead
Il District, will consent 10 allow his name
TO he used in this connection, he will be sup.
ported BY many voters mar is
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

"a. II. Huber, Esq., has been ap.
pointed Post Master for this city. Mr..
Huber received his commission on Mon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

Gsf!ysbsrg National Aonumeaf.---A
Washington despatch says: Senator
Morton, Of Iediana, has dccepted the
invitaiiop Of the board Of commissioners
Of the Gettysburg National Cemetery to
deliver the address on the FIRST of july
noxt on the occasion Of the dedication
Of the monument, which will be COM
pleted BY that time. An original poem
viii BE- delivered BY Bayard Taylor, and
the Rev Henry ward Becchcr will per,
form the duties Of chaplain. .ss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18

The following case was decided 10
she Court Of Appeals on Saturday last.
No. 70. Miller It ii. vs. The Farmers and
hechanics Bank Of Carroll county--an ap
peal from the circait Court for Carroll
county Judgment reversed and proeedeno
svsrdsd Jsdgs Alvey delivered the opin-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
Public Laws Of the passed by 4sh legislature A. 1863

last division of said section shall read AZ follows
nut Dc th'y nr unreliable. balug rf,ldents n the
county and cltsi before thr Judge TOR tle purpO.n
neglect rfri." ilr thirty day the deesa a. of
tnt intrstar. - take out Letters OF administration
De may commit administration on such estate T.
such other person r. he deems suitable
~ECr 2 The ysuty--.s.uth section Of the Sam.
chaptr u amended By adding az the end thereof the
words. when d. reason Of the removal or dis.
charR' ~ executors administrators, aud appeals
rom tht drcr's- OF removal or discharge. there il
10 executor or uIm IstratDr - act. the Judge may
appoint special administrator. who shall have th,
Same pJwers, and perform the duties a other
sp'ciai admini-trAtDrs until such appeals are d.-
legally act
SEcr. 3. The tweuty-eighth section Of the same
chapter T. amcnd'~ By adding az the end thereof a.
I''"-; eshall also pay Ga" expenses ofthc funeral
ana lt't sickness. aud OF Hdminfstratlu debts pre-.
i'rr"d under TN" lave Of the United state; public
rate and taN"ti money due the state from the de-
c"t-"d an any temporary allowance m lda by the
Juds" - the widow p"ndiHZ litigation
scr. Executor. and adm traitors may IN ke
"Rth io th" truth Of inYontJrics by them returned
before the j1ds' or register OF probate or any jus
tice Of TIA" peace.
SE0r 3. Executors or administrators NAV nav
debts due from deceased husband 70 hi- wifi. or
from deceased wife - her husband n n the mar
RAG" relation had never existed between them
NEFF- -. Executors or administrator may require
any person making claim against the estate OF their
t"-tator or int~-tat" tn present ad claim writing
supported by the AFFIDAVIT of the claimant or az .oo
other person cugniIant thereof stating what security
tIe claimant ha.. any and tho amount Of credit u
be- given. according 10 the best 81 hs knowledge and
belief
sEcr. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February 3 1882
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
Glazuler l2.

AN ACT relating To school blanks school returns
ahd lfie ui-tflUutfon or
seer l. The superintendent of common schools
shai prepare and print blank forms tor all returns
required by law, deemed by him necessary and
snail on the first day of March in each year for wa nd
IL the clerk of this several cities towns and nlanta
ions blanks for the annual school return and regis
t,rs Tor the school ysar commencing on the first
day or Aprh following; and said clerk shall forth
with deliver the same To the experimenting school
committee of his respective city, town or plantation
SECT J. The experimenting school co niinitfees or
supervisors or the several cities aud planta-
tons, SHAH make their annual school returns, now
required by law. into the office of the
OF common schools, on the first day OF May and
snail give the number of scholars they existed ON
the first day OF April preceding.
SEcr. y. The superintendent of common schools
shall on the first day of June notify the school COM
mittee OF any town whose returns noe received
AT his otlce In May and shall annually ascertain ON
the hrst day OF July the number of children between
four ana twentyone years of age. In the towns from
which returns received and furnish a list thereof
to the state treasurer and the treasurer shall ime-
diately after the first day of July apportion to the
towns all state school funds for the year. according
10 such list, and in the manner prescribed in section
seyentytve, chapter eleven OF the revised statutes
Immediately alter making the apportonment the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
q hapier 3.

AN ACT providing sat. Depository for wills
SECr ] will may be- drpp.itei Tor safe Keeping
hy the tstat"r any person tor him Ia tho registry
OF prpbat" ia the county whore the tPstatDr lives
and th" register. on being paid the lee Of dollar
snail receive sud keep said viii and give certificate
Of the deposit thereof
NErr 2. such will shall be inclDsed in "A sealed
wrapper. iniDr-"d with the name and residence Of
the t'-tttEr. and IA" date when deposited aud may
haV" ind 'r-"i thereon the name OF any p.rsyn 10
whJr " }. ID BE- delivered afr the death ofthe te--
tAtpT.
SEcr 3. will deposited shall not be opened
nor read until delivered 90 the testator or t0 some
person authorized - receive n by order In writ
inR signed by the testatDr and attssted by wit
ness. and ia" register may requirc. il lie thinks
proper the person presentng such order TO make
oath that the same i genuine
SECr. 4 Ater the death Of the tastatOr the will
shall be delivered 10 the per.ou IL any. entitled by
tn" Endorsement the wrapper IL receive IL or II
not demanded before the tNt probate court follow
ing he death Of ia" tsator IL may then be publicly
npe'H'd aud retained Ia the probate office until OF
t"r"d for probate" II the Jurisdiction OF the
belongs in another court IL shall be delivered the
executors. other persons entitled % the custody
thereof, ~ b. presented for probate In such other
court. approved February 2, ls6J.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02

Of such atfestod by the register Of probate
but ia case 81 controversy between a person under
guardianship aud nj. guardian the supreme court
may sustain appeal on the part OF the ward with
out such bond
'E'f. 3 The twenty-fOurth section OF the same
chapter l. amended 20 read follows:
nEcf. "a. such appeal shall be- eOgnisable at the
eN TERM ~ the supreme court. which j. held after
ne expiration OF thiryfOur days after the date OF
nc proceeding appealed from, and said court may
revere or Shrm IN whole ia part the sentence
het Appealed from; pass such decree thereon the
JunRs OF probate ought 60 have passed. remit the
% the probate court for further proceedings:
any order therein that aud justice require;
@ld H. u'oh sHch hearing any question of fact
cure, proper Tor trial by jury an issue may be
FORMED Tor mat purpose under the direction OF the
court ana so tried. tApproved February q 1869
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
e. HAPPIER II.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter two hundred and nine Of
the public laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-eight
relating 70 the taxation OF shares in National
Banks 30"
SECT l. The third section OF chapter two hundred
aud niue OF the public laws of hundred and
stXtyeight IL hereby amended by inserting after the
word state in the eleventh line, the words or by
persons whose residence IL unknown SO that the
last clause of said section shall read as follows The
shares IN such associations owned by persons residing
out OF tile state or by persons whose residence n
unknown. shall be taxed, In the city or town where
said banking association IL located and elsewhere;
provided however, that the taxation thereof shall
not BE- At greater rate than above provided In the
case of shareholders residing In the state.
SECT. = This act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed February g. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
Gilnnler IN.

Az AL hndtuonei relating tD the proof OF
wills executed i'm nnOther state or country
scr L. The several statutes relating 20 the proof
ana effect OF wills executed In other or conn
try are amended so that any win made and executed
IN any foreign country In any other the United
states according 10 the laws thereof shall valid
and have tn same force aud effect in this state as il
made ana executed in the manner prescribed by the
laws thereof II at the time OF his death the
was resident of this state, whether said will is
originally proved and alo wed In this state or IL al
lowed and recorded In any probate this state
upon the production of certified copy thereof and
PROOF that IL has been proved aud allowed in any
other state or country Improved February g. 1889