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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
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BRAVE WoRDs OF A BRAVE OLD MAN.

BRAVE WoRDs OF A BRAVE OLD MAN.
In reply to note from the citizens of
Lynchburg, Virginia, rendering. him a
public dinner, General Early writes:
II am constrained to decline the pro.
posed entertainment. In doing so,
desire to express to you my most heart
felt thanks for the cordial greeting you
have given me, individually and collec-
lively, and to assure you that neither in
wandering abroad, nor on my return,
have | seen any cause to abate in at
tachment to the land of my birth, or to
waver in devotion to the principles which
actuated US in our late struggle for all
that was dear.
ut is the hour ofdefeat and adversely
that really tries the hearts and souls of
men, and those who shall have passed
through all its temptations without an
abandonment of honor or principle will
be entitled in the end, to be regarded as
the true heroes Of our cause.
"Very truly and respectfully yours.
-. A. EARLY"
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: q NEAaEY;SIx HUsDRED PAGES OF CHOICE
READING FOB FIFTY CENrs.-It will be
seen By an advertisement in this number of
oar paper, under the head Of "OFFsK, Ex>
-TxaoRofsARY," that, in order to make the
people better acquainted with theirnew mag
.azine, '.once month" the publishers, 7.
s. Arthur & Sons. of Philadelphia. will send
the frst six months numbers for 1859 of
that rareiy. excellent and beautiful periodi
cal, containing SIG pages Of the choicest
reading, for 50 cents. Take our advice. aud
send the so cents; you will find it first>
class investment. fs'.'.: .~.';
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81 TIE COLUMBIA HOTEL The new hotel
!. Is now all the rage, and it certainly deserves
all the praise and attention given TO 1t. Be-
fore its opening, Its gentlemanly superin>
hseDden,. Mr. Robert Hamilton, took rs all
over and through it. and we must say that
: IN all its arrangements aud appointments. in
comfort and elegance, it will afford the
traveller ali the satisfaction that the most
fSasIidS need adesire. Its central location.
,, and attractive entrance makes it an orus.
uent to Columbia, and is not the least Of It's
features Since its opening, on iuesday the
. 9Th. ii has been 6lled with visitors It's
eprcprierers, hessrs. German and Badenhop.
have an experience in their business; and q
reputation which viii ensure the Columbia
issuccess, while Mr.. Hamilton who isweli
ksown:ia this peculiar line is a host in him;
Se1f.s ... ~, 2, f.rs--1l -F-f:- 5s--
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District Court of the United States.

District Court Of the United States.
For the District of South Carolina. In the
matter of Martin Chain, individually, and
as survivor of Chain & Summer-Bank>
rupt.
.By-whom a Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy was filed on the 18th day of
December, A D 1858 in said Court.
This is to give notice, that on the 26th day
of April, 4 D 1869, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Mar,
tiIl Chain, of the District of Lexington,
and State of South Carolina. who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own
Petition: that the payment Of any debts
and delivery of any property belong
ing to said Bankrupt, TO him or for his use.
and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by Law: that meeting Of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts. and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy. to be holden at Newberry H
S C, before C.5G Jaeger, Registrar, on the
18th day of May, A. D.. 1859, at 70 O'Clock,
NJ, at Newberry:
-. J.P NJ EPPING, - -.
49,, U S. Marshall as Messenger.
Per A. p. PIFER, Dept Mes: -,.... !:
MaS 5 1S 8; .
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HeoqEp skirts. says Harpers' Bazar,
are being worn smaller, but they are not
likely to disappear on the contrary,
The indications are that they will increase
in-size as the season advances. in Par
Is, they arealready worn larger. They
are 30 comfortable and withal so health
fnf, that ladies will not readily abandon
them for the maltisarious skirts of old
and tbey will probably be permanent
part of the wardrobe for all time TO come,
VARYING IN shape or size, but never ca
iirely abandoned .-.. as:<..:.f. e, --''..
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c OLU N BIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, s. c..

TINE PRePRIEToRs take pleasure in an
nouncing that this elegantly furnished
Establishment is now open for the accom-
mediation of guests. The table will always
be supplied with every delicacy Of the sea>
son-both from New York and Cha7lestoR
Markets. and no efforts win be spared %
give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, 20
our parrnns. .....i..r a..
Nm y! il eohaAHi sanESaor, ) raora1s70.',
May 18 #
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New Advertisements.

r. Stewart-Nails, Cotton Yarn, Saddles, Bril-
les, Haruess-besides Prints Lawns.
R. Moorman B. Cocoon and Peas.
JH. & n. L. Kinard-C Columbia-Dry Goods
Pratt g. Fant-Soda Water
CaTwile & McCaughrip-Wagons, wagons.
r. c.. Sbiver-Columbja-1 cents patterns, q
fine opening, ... -
German & Badenhop-Columbia Hotel.
Citizen 3 savings Bank.
D. Bieman-Walhalla Hotel.
J. T. Peterson-Citations.
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1t is said that the proprietors of the cel-
ebrated Plantation Bit,ers. rent no less
tha' nine pews from the different denomi.
nations in New York City, for all those of
their employees who will occupy them reg
ularly, free Of charge. This is certainly
praiseworthy, and it is to be hoped that
others who employ large number of peo-
pie, will follow the example. The above
fact, accompanied with the belief that a
firm who would look so closely after the
morals and Welfare of their employees,
would not undertake 10 impose upon the
public, has induced us to give the Planta-
ton Bitters trial, and having found them
to be all that is represented, we: cordially
recommend them as tonic of rare merit
Observer, July lst.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, May 4.-Cotton easy at from 25
to 253. .... -.
PSI; sales 600 bales. Flour little more active,
at noon's advance Corn &c. better-new
mixed Western ST.. Gold after great excite>
ment and activity, closed at '35E.
AUGUSTA, May 3-Cotton market quiet and
frm-middling 26k; receipts q.
CRARLxsToN; May 3-Cotton steady; sales
325 ba'es-middlings 27i; receipts 336 ..-
LIVERPOOL. May 8 Evening Cotton easter
--uplands LII; Orleans 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

There is to be baby show shortly IN
Georgia. If Georgia can beat Newbery. s.
C., we want to hear fron it. A little fel-
low visited these parts last week, weighing
fifteen and half pounds. We drink
bumper to the little bouncer!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

The pocket ccrn~sheller, is quite the
thing. Its very simple, and speedily ADJ
giss;edg to accommodate any sized ear of
corn, and so easily worked, they say that
child can she'll from to 6 bushels per
hour.>S -'-' .. ..'
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Senator Sawyer has placed Us under OH
legations for copy Of the Report Of the Spe>
=ciaf Commissioner of the Revenue for 1868
II. is compact volume OF l42 pp.. and con :
iains very valuable tables, and much i'm
bor,aut matter for the general reader.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

The current numbers Of Burke's Weekly,
fheSouthern Cuttivs:or, the Printers circus
lar, the Land We Love and the New Eclec
de, have arrived. They are freighted with
choice reading matter. .,:-... r-.:. .-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

We have received from George Bruce's
son y Co. New York Type Founders. an
Shnsgeu Specimtn Book. 1t IL charming
epilotue of the beauties Of the art typo"
graphic.
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When we get old, our friends find it
very difficult to please us, and are little
concerned whether we are pleased or
not. =:
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Kind words do not cost much. They
never blister the tongue or lips ; and we,
have never heard of any mental trouble
arising therefrom. .. .#:..' -....-y
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LOCAL ITEMS.

We are grati6ed to perceive that Newber>
~ Is TO have banking facilities A branch
of the Citizens Savings Bank. is to be es>
sablished here. =
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the
estates of John NJ. Rikard, and Andrew G.
Rikard, deceased, will present them to ma
properly attested on or before the Grst day
Of June next, and also all persons indebted
to said estates will come forward and settle
at once, or their notes and accounts will
be placed in the HANDS Of my attorney fog
collection. -
~. - JAMES E. PETERSON,
Attorney for Mary A. Griffith.
: May 5th ls St y,*<
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Wagons! Wagons!!
We are still taking orders for
GOKER, cox, NARKLET { co.'s
l,2, 3 and 4 Horse Wagons.

Persons who may wish to secure one of
the above Wagons for future use, would 90
we'll 70 leave their orders with US at an
early day, so that their Wagons may be
ready for them in good time.
Our stock Of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
and GROCERIES, is full and complete as
usual. CARWILE l. McCAUGHRIN.
May lS If. .... ...- g..
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MARRIED,

On the 29th April, by the Rev. j. z. Men.
denhall. Mr.. L. E. FOLK, to Mrs. l. A. Gil.
DER, all of Newberry District. ..:.
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SIXTEEN: CENTS
DRESS GOODS

WE open on Monday: a pretty line Of
DRESS GOODS, at 16ic:, or 6 yards for
81 90, really pretty. and certainly CHEAP.
We give our patrons from this date, the ad.
vantage Of our having prompt, good buyer,
located in New York City; always in the
market ready for these Bargains.
> May S 1S If '..EE,CT BIC. SHIVER.
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B. g. Shiver of the same city, whose
mammoth dry goods house attracts univer>
sal-attention, makes an offer through our
columns to which we call the readers ats
tention. This Dry Goods house is one of the
finest and most extensive in Columbia; q
visit to it will afford the livliest gratifca>
tiOn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Messrs. J. n. & NJ. l. Kinard, Of Colum>
bia, are Offering beautiful assortment of
Dry Goods, among which are elegant dress>
patterns with every style Of trimming to
match. Their general stock Of goods is full I,
complete AND: of the most satisfactory char
scter. We advise visitors to give them 5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

JUST FROM THE EoUS AIN.-The Soda
Fountain of Drs. Pratt & FAINT opened its
mouth yesterday afternoon 10 free flow to
the citizens Of this town, and although rhe
weather was cool there was no lack Of ye
thirsty imbibists. Some few took 'srail>
road spike" in theirs, to guard against ac<
cident Others rainbow" &c. The foun>
tain Is now open for the season, and the
sparkling >eEevescence will be dispensed
daily until further notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. :. ~. .......-
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Doors AND SHOES We took pleasant
stroll Saturday. through Messrs. Abrams.
Griffin & Hargroye's establishment, and were
delighted with the display Of beautiful work
in calf, kid, goat. Morocco and English and
French las,ings. Their present stock is the
largest, Most handsome and best finished
that has ever been on this . market
There is great amount of understanding IN
Messrs. A G. & H.'s establishment. These
gentlemen not satisfied with supplying
shoes for the feet. have boots on the brain
and are constantly on the alert for some-
thing new and novel, and that will suit
the latest taste. We tried 70 remember the
names Of the ladies shoes, they looked so
pretty and stylish, but their name is legion.
aud we got them all mixed up in chill. so
we can only call upon the ladies to remem-
Der that the above named gentlemen deal
altogether in shoes. And that they can sup>
ply every style and quality Of shoe known
under the sun.
A Spicy PeRsoN.-One of the happiest
persons in Columbia is DR.. E. E. jackson,
and we never fail to look in on him when
down there. No beggarly account Of empty
boxes can be charged against him, for he is
always well supplied in the line of drugs and
medicines. As natural historist too, the
Doctor has peculiar notions and surrounds
himself accordingly with 50 many attrsc>
lions that his store is the centre of interest.
At present he Is putting ''couter" through
series of gymnastics, which bids fair to
eclipse his celebrated cat-Dr. Cross, while
his famous pigs ste marvel to behold.
Did we have space to enumerste all of his
fancies, the reader would be delighted, but
we~are forced to disappoiut them; some
other time We will do-so. In the meantime
if any of them visit the ciiy, it is advised
that they.call on, him and look around. We
beg to acknowledge from him specimens Of
pure uutmegs, pepper, allspice. mace, &C.,
of such pungency and purity as we never
saw before. These articles are hundred
Der cent. better. than those we commonly
m II i..coo npo u,fnO a
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SALE>DAY:-The. number of persons in
town on Monday was rather below the av-
erage of former sale~days, owing no doubt
TO the greater necessity which keeps the
farmer at home and to work, and the alb
sence of any business Of q public character
ut the Court House. There were no sales Of
land. '.... -.
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More New Goods.

Prints, Lawns. Jackonets and many
others, cheaper tn IN ever. Our stock is
full and complete. .....
May lstf. R. STEWART L co.
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Sure way to stop a.wonaD's month :
Kiss it.. -: .
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Z. Moorman Co., have now on hand q
large lot of Greenville Corn and Cow Peas.
two-rery desirable articles, and of late. much
sought fors Call and get supply before it
be too late.
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:: The.bsss- drawing lesson Drawing 8
salary. '':-' x
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. FINE OPENING.
$500, for sFlrst Glass sfs00 Drsss {
. = .4.-. DO. r.s-.,,-ss

WE have about % Satin Striped Silk and
Ranie DRESS PATTERNS of peculiar
beauty and richness, which are really worth
much more than we, offer, them for; and
=, & f...- -. - II = -ssr,S :, srs@tiir3T
gentlemen visiting the city cannot inress
IS in anything more valuable to take home.
Z (: 2. L. ..,f9s :: Z. ..s.. Il. ,ir@ Z. 's-.
Call and see them. ..-.s..-a>, -.
May Istf. R.sC.eSHIVER.
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A VE1ocIpEDE, we are authorized to an
nounce, will be received at Messrs. Barre
& Sons store, sometime during this week.
1t has been ordered by the Captain for bis
own especial benefit, and he will exhibit to
the wondering gaze as soon as he can ac-
ouire a poise. We trust that Capt. Nc.
will be successful, but we shall not breathe
easy as long as he is astraddle of such a
break-neck, ugly contrivance. If he has a
sweetheart, we advise her to dissuade him
from such rash attempt. five had one,
ia velocipede, not sweet-heart,) we would
lead it around all day rather than trust to a
mount, for having itnessed the perform
ance of the chief riders of Charleston and
Columbia, ride on it has no attractions
whatever for US. If Capt. Nc. is willing TO
break limb, or at least show how ungrace-
tul it can make him look, Why let him try
it on.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

ANOTHER PICTORIAL To Messrs. Dufae
q Chapman, Booksellers, are we indebted
for a copy Of the Third Of the Series of Rey>
nolds' new Readers. set of books which
have become justly popular. Prof. Reynolds
has in his third reader taken infinite pains TO
make it both attractive and useful, and we
are happy to say, that bis success is an ems
inent one. i. -. = .5'
The book is on sale at either the Newber>
~ or cotumbia stores Of this enterprising
book house. e.; -
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g a (, ,iisc:ady &: su;;.-A Qusksr's dress.
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N1cH 0HsIGrp-We feel under many
obligations to Mr. Superintendent Meredith,
for his Kindness i getting us and family out
Of the Rain on last Friday morning, on the
occasion Of the; great rush of passengers
going mp from Columbia. We have not
seen,such fun traii's since the surrender,
and z,&%i,hstaiding all the awkward cir
.cumstances Of confusion and crowd, there
was neither acciden; nor detention in time Of
arrival, so well did he have things in hand.
He is certainly the right man in the right
place, To his worth! brotbtr As.'H Mere.
dith who acted as conductor for our train,
we also express our warm thanks for kind
ness and gentlemauly attention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

CoLD WEArHER.-The beautiful weather of
the past month took the wings of the morn
ing and few wiquite away, on Saturday last.
On Sunday it was cool and unpleasant making
fires highly necessary to comfort, while on
Monday is was still colder. We understand
that there was slight frost. This will be
great disadvantage to the young and ten
der cotton plant. We must have received
the last instafment, Of March. We shall
NOW look for April show rrs, as we are about
a month behind hand.
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BUREAU OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Honolulu, Dec. 3lst, 1868.

Sir: have the honor to acknowledge re-
ceipt of a letter from yourself dated yester-
day, inclosing another from British subject,
signed R. Rockwith, ''now in quarantine, and
requesting that the Board of Health will be
good enough to explain the grounds on
which he is detained"
In reply, have the honor to state that the
steamer Idaho arrived off the port on Sunday
evening, the Goth inst, and reported to the
pilot who boarded her, (and who is charged
with the duties of Health Officer, that there
was one of the crew laid up with some dis
ease which the Captain supposed 10 be
smallpox. On this information, the pilot
had the vessel anchored outside the harbor,
and instantly communicated with the proper
authorities on the subject. The Port Ply
stefan boarded the steamer on the next morn
lug at daylight, and communicated with my
self as President of the Board of Health.
he informed me that there was an undoubted
case of smallpox on board, in the third or
fourth day of the eruption. On receipt of
this information, the members of the Board
were notified to convene at o'clock, A. NJ,
which they did, and after giving the matter
full consideration, they determined that the
ship should be allowed to come alongside
the wharf, to discharge her cargo, allowing
the Captain and Mail Agent to visit the shore
on the necessary duties of the ship, with the
proviso that they should dress themselves in
new clothes, and deputing myself, as one of
the medical members of the Board, to visit
the vessel, and exercise whatever discretion
might appear advisable for the landing of the
passengers.
The Port Physician (Dr. McKibben, Jun.) },
and myself went on board, and found that
the steamer had made passage of little over
IL DAYS from San Francisco; that the diseased
man Zone of the crew connected with the
pantry, on the fourth day out of port, COM
planned of being i'll; that three days after
wards, he showed an eruption on his face,
when the Captain had him instantly removed
forward, and on visiting the patient we
found him in the most forward department
of the ship. This part was divided into two
by partition, but We found also one man
and one woman, steerage passengers, in the
department Seeing this state of things,
DR.. McKibben and myself, after consultation,
thought 1t imprudent to permit the steerage
passengers TO mix amongst our people, as
there might be probability that the miasma
of the disease had been communicated to
some of them, but that the cabin passengers
might be allowed to go ashore on putting on
clothes not previously worn on board. Sub
sequently, proper measures were used, or
such as appeared so to the Board, for the
necessary cleansing of the baggage.
You will allow me to say, Sir, that in view
of the terrible experience which our people
had from the effects of this disease in 1883,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-01-06
Licences Expiring in Jan'y, 1869.

ID ETAIL-Honolulu. Davis and Co, 4th.
III Wallace and Kidder, 18th, Ahuck, 18th,
Nungesser and Andre, 18th, I Heuek, 10th.
Dowsett and Co, 10th, A Doiron. 18th. Levers
and Dickson. sth. 7 Hughes, 10th. Waikane,
Koolp, All Wal. 2sth. Maui, Kahului. E c
Hebron, llth, Kaupo. Kaiwiaea and Co, 10th,
Waikapu, Kamakele, and Co, 18th. Hawaii,
Makapala, Apo, 9th, Hilo, T Spencer, 18th.
Waiohinu, n George, Hamakua. Ahana and
Apo. 18th. Kauai, Koloa. Alai, goth.
WH0LESALE-Hono II Mcintyre LIST,
A J Cartwright, LIST.
AWA-Honolulu, W Sumner LIST, Z II Boyd
LIST, Eva, W Sumner LIST. L II Boyd LIST, Koo-
laupoko, konomau, LIST. Kauai, D Kolia, LIST.
Maui, Waikiki. Akana Liilii, LIST, Makawao.
G E Miner. LIST, Lahaina, G r Hawai-, LIST. J
Sumner. LIST,
VICTUALLING-Hon ID Robinson,
Sth, All Lin, 18th, Chung Ho, 2sth.
UTCHER-Honolulu, Keauu, LIST.
SHIPPING-Honoluln, G Williams, LIST.
PLANTATI0N-Maui Hama. A Unna LIST.
Makawao, NJ Cover, I'd.
AUCTI0N-Kauai, Marshall, 25th.
H0RSE-Honolulu. Kalama. 25th, No Sc.
B0AT-Hawaii, Hilo, Kapai, 30th, Keli-
ana. lst
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Samuel n. Castle, President of
the Board Of Trustees of the ''Makiki Family
School," and Charles r. Bishop. Secretary
thereof, have duly represented to this Depart
ment, that at a meeting of the members Of
the corporation of the Makiki Family School,
held at Honolulu on the llth day Of Septem-
Der, 1865. it was voted unanimously that the
said corporation should be dissolved, and
Whereas the said Samuel N. Castle and
Charles R. Bishop have petitioned that the
said corporation may be dissolved, and have
Furthermore filed . certificate, and have in all
respects complied with section l439 of the
Civil Code, and have further represented that
the said corporation has no debt,
Noc therefore, all persons are hereby re-
CURED to make known any objection that they
may have to the dissolution of the said corpo-
ration, on or before Saturday, the goth of JAN
uary, 1869.
FERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Minister Of Interior.
Home Office, Nov. 2s, 1865. r46-2m