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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10
Chicago MarkeF.

B5 Telegraph GHICAGol March 9.
EXCHANGE Eastern quiet; I-I0 discount
buying; LILO premium selling.
FLoUR-DuIl and easy; IS 5O96 for Spring
eXtFas.
WHEAT-FairIy active, aud 14a1sc lower;
sales of Mol at 81 l1gI 49, No. at l214
q l3ls; closing steady at 81 l24gI 1215.
Sales since Change at 81 II.
t0RN-F1fmef, moo efately active, A@lc
higher; new at 56I9a57 &c, no grade at 55a
56e; closing at 56lsq5G54c lor new. Nothing
doing In corn tins p. NJ E. ~
OATS-9ulet, 1sd14c lower; 5<054c for
Gg54c for No. . -
kHE-ls shade more active, and Idl%c
higher; sales at 81 l9dI % for No l. aud at
81 lSgl lS1a for No. 2; closing at 81 1879 for
No. l.
BARLEY-Dull, &c lower; 81 SOCIAL 81 for
No. 2 closing at inside.
GHWINEs-N rminal. at 90690Izc
PROYISIoN5-DulL. Mess pork sold at y3I
buyer March, cash. Pork nominal at $50 90
950 IS. Lard sales at 1Sc; closed steady at
lS9lS4c. Dry sailed shoulders al II1<all54c
for sOundt and l0c for rejected. Dressed
hogs quiet a. 81 509I2 20; closing steady at
sl29lZ 50, dividing on 200 Tbs Live hogs
duh and dropping, at SS s0ql0 rs for COM
mon to choice.
BEEF CArTLE-DulI at 81 70 for choice to
extra choice shipping. H
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INDIANAPOLIS.
The Young Murder eF-COBfeSsiOn OF
sllaS Hartman-A Doubtful Story.

INDIANAPOLIS, March . - Silas
Hartman, brother of Mrs. Glenn, now
in Jail awaiting trial for the Young
murder, has made a confession, in
which he states that he was in the
conspiracy. but was not present, and
did not take an active part in the
murder, and that Mrs. Glenn was not
at Cold Spring when the murder was
committed. The woman who dec0yed
the Youngs to Cold Spring was
prostitute named Frank CLARK, and
she and a man named Fiscus commit
ted the murder. He also implicates
Robert L. Darsey in the conspiracy,
and says Darsey got Young's money.
His statement is net believed. His
object is doubtless to relieve Mrs.
Glenn and Tighten his own punishment.
Neither Darsey or Fiscus have been
arrested, and there is no doubt but
Hartman and Mrs. Glen are the muir
derers.
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Democratic Secession of 1869.

We desire every reader of the
JOURNAL to carefully peruse the
iacts set forth in the Address of the
Republican Members OF the Legisla-
ture, which appears on the second
page. That address demonstrates that
a. the time of the Democratic Sc
cess on the following facts existed:
/. That nearly all of the legislation
rea y required was in a condition to
be perfected and passed in the two
or three remaining days of the ses-
sion; aud that all this neediul legis-
lation was stricken down by the DEM
ocratic seceseionists
>. That when the Fifteenth Amend
ment was reported to the Senate
on Monday, March l, it was made the
special order for Thursday, March 4,
without a dissenting or opposing
voice.
3. On Thursday morning, at 81
o'clock, the Democratic members
pLccd their designations in the hands
uf the G vernon, at least five and a
hs.f hours b., fore the hour fixed for
the consideration of tie Amendment.
Ia that five hours all the bills neces-
sary to prevent an extra session could
Laye been passed.
4. The d n.ocrats had no positive
evidence that the Amendment could
be ratified if they remained in theil
seats. In the Senate the chance;
were all against its ratification, fol
only twenty three votes had beer
mustered ia its favor at the time o.
the scceSsioe. OF the thirty Repub
lican Senators, one was confined to
his bed by illness, three had declared
Themselves against the mendment
and three more would not commit
themselves to it, and were under
stood to be personally opposed to it
>. The reelection of the seces
sionisis is but to repeat the disgrace
fuI farce which broke up the last ses
sion. thereby seriously damaging n
not actually destroyinr, the credit o
the State by failing to provide for th
interest due on its bonds, the disper
sion of the wards of the State now il
the var Gus charitable institution
among the counties, and to destro
one of the co ordinate branches c
the State government.
This is a clear summing up Of tn
causes aud consequences Of the DeIr
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Approved, March 1. 1869.
PUBLIC-NO. 81 !
IPUBLIo No. g ]

AN Acr granting a portion of the
military reservation Of Sault Ste.
Marie, Michigan, to the American
Baptist Home Mission Society.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of
War il hereby authorized to convey
to the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, by good snd sufficient
title, portion Of the military reserv-
alton at Sault Ste. Marie, in the State
OF Michigan, not to exceed one acre,
now occupied by mission building
owned by said society.
Approved, March /, 1869.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday. at
l8154.
Judge Hear. of Massachusetts,, passed
through New York on Monday, en- route
to Washington city.
The Northern Central Erie Railroad
difficulty has been adjusted, and trains
run regularly, as usual.
BerthoId q Thompson's distfllery, at st
Louis. was burned Monday night. Loss
twelve to Il teen thousand dollars; in ur-
ance six thousand dollars.
John c. Breckenridge, the traitor, arrived
Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday morn
ng. He will, it is said, practice law and
eschew politics.
The Republican State Convention, at
Petersburg, Virginia, got into row over
the question of temporary Chairman, and
the Mayor and police had to clear the hall
in order to quelI the disturbance.
six companies of the Sixth Infantry,
Col Williams, lately on duty in South
c roiina, passed through Memphis on
Tuesday morning, en- route TO Fort Ar
buckle.
James A. Patteson has recovered a We r.
diet of s20,4I5 46 against the Orange &
Alexandria Railroad Company, the value
ofcertain coupons owned by the plaintiff
and issued by the Company, which they
failed to satisfy.
The City Council of New York have re-
fused to transfer the corporation printing
from the hands of Messrs. Wynkoop, at
the solicitation of the Workingmen's
Union. The Workingmen are terribly In
dignant
fue Herald thinks President Grant
should make a fight against Congress for
the ret ution OF Stewart in his Cabinet
IL says the people are now with him, and
that all the conservative element of the
country will rally to his support il he
makes a decided stand again t the corrupt
rings that have depleted the Treasury.
Harriet Jacobs, a coIored woman of Sa-
vannah, has sued the Atlantic Navigation
Company, under the Civil Rights Law,
for 5000 damages, for having been refused
permission to occupy the first-class cabin
of tue steamship Leo, on q trip from
Savannah to New York. The casa is In
progress in the Common Pleas Court of
New York.
The Supreme Lodge o. the knights OF
Pythess assembled in Richmond, Virginia,
on Tuesday. in annual session, with dele
gates from Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware, Mary
land, District of Columbia and Virginia.
The report shows a membership of over
$1,000 with go Lodges. They have 81 ,627 SO
widows and orphans fund on hand. They
have expended, during the last eight
months, Sl3l, ,I64 for relief. The suboTdi-
nate Lodges have on hand s64.7-9 81.
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WE think no intelligent gentleman
can read the speeches of our distin-
guished Senator and Representative
on Monday evening without being
convinced that they seeded from the
Legislature without cause or provoca-
ton. They were told to do so by
Democratic members of Congress, and
they had to obey. That seems to be
all there is In it. Mr.. WELBoRN con
fesses, like simple minded soul, that
the dispatch from their members If
Congress virtually decided them to
resign
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Memphis Market.
phi MEMPHIs. March 9.
OFFICIAL.
LdiCs Passed By the Third Session OF
the Fortieth Congress.

PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. 13.J
Joint Resolution in regard to the
publication of postal conventions
made with foreign countries. .,9
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of
State be authorized and directed to
cause the several postal conventions
made with foreign countries, under
the provisions of the act of March
third, eighteen hundred and fifty-One,
or which may hereafter be made, to
be published in the same manner and
upon the same terms as is prescribed
for the publication Of the treaties and
laws af the United States.
Approved, March I, 1869. -..
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New York Gold and stock MARKET.
By Telegraph I

The situation at Washington was again
the chief topic of conversation In financial
circles to-day. Reports of SteWart's res e
nation and the Presidents accep ptanCe
thereof are freely circ uiated.
MoNEY-Easy at per cent. on call. The
observance of the new law regarding certi-
ficatiOn OF checks causes some trouble
among the smaller brokers, but first class
firms have as YET experienced no difficulty.
Considerable transfer OF brokers' accou 1t
from National to State banks is notet.
STERLIEG-LOweT, and dull atS1z9S6.
GoLD-Onened at 1874; fell to Iall5z. and
closed at I3l5s9l3ls4. Loans were made at
296 per cent. for carrying TO fiat for bOr-
rowing. Clearances to day, S7309000O.
GOVERGMENTS--om irregular dur
ing me day, but closed steady. Coupons
'Gl. Ili14gi141z; do. '65, lI6Is@II554: do. new,
ll254&ll3; do. 81 ll2Is9lI3; do. '6S, 1I21sG
lib; 10 4Os l0J3S GI051z
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Mr.. WELBORN has great contempt
for any man who doubts the propriety
of squandering one hundred or one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars of
the peoples money, when there is
no occasion or necessity to do so.
Such a man, in his estimation, is a
cOwardly menial." J." We dare say the
gentleman, inasmuch as due pro-
portion of this money is to find its
way into his pocket, is Influenced in
forming his opinion of the grumbling
tax payers to that extent, at least.
Therefore, his denouncing all who
object to the expense of a special
election and an extra session as " cow
ardly menials," is not calculated tC
make anybody feel bad.
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[PUBLIc-NO. 33.1

AN AcT amendatory of an act en-
titled " An~aet for the relief of GER
tain drafted men.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That so much of the Sec
ond section Of an act entitled q An
act for the relief of certain drafted
men," approved the twenty-eighth
day of February, Auno Domini.
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, as
provides that said section 'shall APP
ply only to claims received at the War
Department prior TO its passage be,
and the same is hereby, repealed
Provided, however, That all claims
under said second section Of said act
shall be presented aud filed within
two years from the date of the final
passage of this act and not afterwards.
Approved, March /, 1869.
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EPUBLIe-No. 90

An Act to amend the act of April
tenth, eighteen hundred and Six,
for establishing rules and articles
for the government of the armies
Of the United States
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America IN Con
gress assembled, That the sixty first
article of AN act for establishing
rules and articles for the government
of the armies of the United States,
approved April the tenth, eighteen
hundred and six, be, and is hereby,
repealed. sfa-E s8fls-
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That from and after the passage. of
this act commissions by brevet shall
only be conferred IN time of war. and
for distinguished conduct and public
service in presence of the enemy,
And all breyet commissions shall
bear date from the particular action
or service for which the officer was
breVetted. li4e aaia
Approved, March l, 1869.
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Ne Cahlnet MuddIe.

NEW YoBx, March ga Wash
ington special saws the Treasuryship
was offered to Boutwell,, but he de-
clined; ard the Postmastership, At
torney Generalship aud then Secretary
Of State were offered to Mr.. Wilson,
of Iowa, who declined all of them.
Another dispatch says Borie does
not wish his Office, and that Stewart,
at a late hour last night, finally con-
cluded to resign.
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HOUsE..............Y


Sehenck introduced a bill ta reduce into
one act the laws relating to Internal rev.
enue, which. on his motion, was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole, aud or
dered pri ted.
Kelly introduced bill for the coinage of
nickIe copper pieces of five cents Refer
red TO Committee on Coinage.
Butler "a ked leave to introduce a FeSOlu-
ton for the Joint Special Committee to
consider all matters relative to Indian
Randall objected.
Schenck offered resolutions as follows,
which were severalIy adopted: For q Sc
Aect Com mittee of nine to provide for TAX
ing the next census; for a Select JOINT
Committee OIL. Retrenchment, TO be COM
posed of four members of the House and
tour OF the Senate; that the Committee ON
the Pacific Railroad shall hereafter consist
Patents of nIhe members.
Under the call of the States, bills and
resolutions were introduced and disposed
of as follows:
By BoutwelI-A resolution for the APP
pOiatment of Select Committee on Re-
construction, to consist of thirteen MEM
beTs, under the same rules and regulations
as governed the procee lfngs Of the Recon
struction Committee of the last Congress,
ana that all documents ana resolutions
before he last Committee b ? referred to ft.
Adopted i09 to u.
BY Butter, or Masssachusetts-A bill to
repeal the TenuFe-Of-Odice s.ct of March
20, 1861. He moved the previous question
on its passage.
Maynard moved to adjourn. Negatived,
only - alternatives.
The previous question was seconded, and
the bill passed; II3 to Is.
The negative votes We're ArnalI, Boles,
FarnswOrth, Ferris, HOtchkiss, Jenckes.
Lawrence, OF ONO: Maynard, Schenck,
smith, Stoke, Tatfee, Tiliman, Ward,
WhittemOre and Willard.
Adjourn ed till Friday
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apart
COTTON AND HEMP-Nothing doing
FLOUR Extremely dull, with only a
small order demand and nOminally un-
changed but weak; superfine sold at s. y
ass 20: X at S. 0a@6 50; Xxx at s. 0097 so;
xxx at IS 50tG9 90.
WHEAT-Buye yers stood offfor lower prices,
aud the market is very dull: prime TO
choice Fan sold at 81 50aI s.; No 2 Spring z
sold at 81 269I 2719, and choice No. at
81 35.
CoRN-Held firmly, but the market is dull
al 56G6Oc for bulk, and 66G69c sacked.
OATS-Inactive and unchanged at 6l6964c
in bulk, and 65g6Se sacked.
BARLEY-No sales.
RYE-Dull and lower at 81 30d1 521%.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at 32c.
PORK-Qutet and unchanged at s3l 80.
BULK MEATS-Smalt sales OF packed at
l21%c for shoulders; IGc for clear rib sides !:
161zc for shoulders; l79l714c Ter clear sides :
lSc for plain sugar cured hams; l9c for cam
Vassed do. "
LARD-No sales and no buyers; held at
1876 Tor choice tierce.
BEEF CATTLE-GoOd cattle in fair de-
mand and steady, but common duh and
unsettled; prices range from So 90 to 81 .
Tor Inferior to extra
H9Gs-SelI at So O39l0 50, gross.a
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EprOpean aaFkeE.
RrCable.l

CONsoLs-For money. 925S4929S: on ac-
count, 925s993; FIveTwenties quiet at
S254. Stocks quiet; Erie, 241{; Illinois
central, 81; Atlantic & Great Western, 80.
T8llUw, 46s Cd. sugar dull at 29s Cd, on the
spot. Calcutta Linseed, SIS Sd.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-COttorl quiet for
1niddiing uplands; New Orleans, I29Sd !;
safes, 500 bales. California white wheat,
los 2d; red Western, s.. Flour, 24s. Corn,
3is tor old and 25s ID for new. Oats,
5 sd. Barley, IS. Peas. 42s. PORK, 97s Cd.
b ef, Sos. Lard, is 6s- Cheese, us. Bacon,
5s. Common rOsin, 5s Sd. Petroleum
do 1: spirits, 715d; refined, I0d. Tatlow
46s. Linseed oil, eas los,
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From Cuba - The InSurPectlOu In
CPeaSing,

HAVANA, March s. - A dispatch
from Cienfuegos, dated Saturday, an
nOunces that a vigorous campaign
had been commenced by General Lee
tonia, in that District.
The Trinidad Impartial, Of the 9th,
says the insurrection is increasing.
Advices from the Western Depart
ment state that the sugar crop will be
fulI.
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New YORK Dry Goods MARKET.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 9.
DRY GooDs-With the fine weather, trade
Is more active, and prices generally quite
uniform. Heavy brown sheetings OF the
best makes sell ut l6IIaI7c, and the second
best at l514@lGc. Standard prints, I2lZ9
l3lac; Corheco, he; AmOSkeag delains are
steady 3lc: Chester Dock, Ipzc: Albany
stripes, l0l11llc; Harvester, 2215c; Unca-
VILE, l6GI1c; Greemigans, IUI4tzc: Amos
keag ginghams, lie; Glasgow, l6c; and
heavy brown drills, I24l7c for the best
makes.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

fourth day of March, eighteen hun
dred and six'y-nine, to the hour OF
three o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day.
Approved, March l. 1869.
[PUBLIo-NO. -.
An AoT to authorize the county com
missioners of Ada County, Idaho,
to select a site for a Territorial
prison.
lie it enacted by the Senate and
n 51louse OF Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the county commits
SIoners 81 or the county of Ada, in the
Territory of Idaho. be. and thew are
hereby, authorized. under direction
Of the Secretary of the Interior. TO
select a site upon which to erect
territorial prison for said Territory.
Approved, March /, 1869.
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE
ron
Purifying of the Blood.
BR. J. W. POLAHB's
Hum or Doc tor.
a Positive Remedy for all kinds
OF HumOrs,

5erofula, Ecurvy, salt Rheum Carbunele
and B0ils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Adsctions Of the Skin, InfiammatOry
OF Chronic RhcumatiEm, Plies. Chronic
Diarrhoea, Mercuriai Diseases, and every
Taint OF the System: Dyspepsia, ard
those A ffecaona originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Biiious Complaints, NcuraigIa, and
Nervon Affections, Headache, Lam
gour, alfd Depression OF Spirits, Loss II
Appetite, Constipation.
ygH kAsS zsXslEEss4EaE MEDICINAL.
IL Compound WAS hrst prepared by DE-.
,. W. POLAND, Ia 1917, aud was then em-
plOyed with great success in exppliiug hu.
nioFs from The blood; but in 1918 a medical
frends who was quit celebrated as a phy-
sician, especiallS ~ the treatUlemt OF hu-
nloIls, suggested some important Inn prove
nnenLss winch We're adopted, and which
has made it $50 the people say the very
best remedy for All Kinds OF humOfE
known to "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely of
Vegeta bies, among W ifcil are 3a pariita.
yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
Blaodroot.
When the originator lived fn New
Ham pshire. at GOHstown Centre, for the
space OF thirty or forty miles around, and
1nManchesier particularly, the Humor Doc
tor WAS well known and highly valued for
the numerous and wonderful cures which
10 effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities, the supply was frequently ex-
hausted, and purchasers had TO wait for
more TO be made. In that region, some
very severe cases Of Erysi pelas were treat
ed With-hnd they We're cured! EryHi Belas
sores, or carbuncles-thOse ugly, painful
ulcers-Were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. So Il
Wss with ScrOfuia and Salt Eheuln. The
Huinor Doctor cured them.
II IS nee rom any dangerous drugs, Is
pleasant TO the tasie. safe, yet sure and
effective i'm It's action,
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Trading or the states stationery.

Trading Or the States stationery
One of the conscientious boilers
yesterday " turned an honest penny
by exchanging $18 worth of postage
stamps, paid for by the money of the
State, for couple of plows: Here is
a fine example of retired states
man." initiating the High Roman
fashion of Cincinnatus.- s.-IndtGndpotis
Journal.
Bates, of Orange and Crawford, "
has probably invested his share of the
plunder in another jackass.-N. A.
Commercial. #hWF
We presume our very handsome
and elegant young Representative in
vested bis in Eau de Cologne and kid
gloves. Cewardly menials " have
no right to object to expenses.
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THE Constitutional Amendment was
fixed for Thursday at o'clock. The
designations of the Democratic seced-
ers are all or nearly all dated March Sd,
the day before. Yet their resign alton
was the only way to defeat the Amend
mentl And the people are expected
to believe such nonsense.
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ocratic secession of 1869. While it
does not promise to be so serious as
the Democratic secessions of 1860
and 1861, it is a manifestation of the
same spirit, and would produce simi-
lar results had it equal power.
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CPUBLIC-No. 20
An act to- restrict and regulate the
fraHking privilege.

fraHking privilege.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States Of America In Congress
assembled, That it shall not be law
ful for any officer of the government.
member of Congress, or other person
entitled by law to the franking priv
lege to exercise said privilege other
wise than by his or her written auto
graph signature upon the matter
franked; and all letters or other mail
matter not thus franked by the writ
ten signature of a person entitled by
law to exercise said privilege, shall
be charged with the rates of postage
which are now, or may be hereafter,
established by law.
Approved, March !, 1869.
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CPUBL1c No. BOT

= OAl4AAO ~ W ~.
An Act authorizing certain banks
named therein to change their
names.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America ia Con
gress assembled, That the name of
the " City National Bank of New
Orleans shall be changed to the
Germania National Bank of New
Orleans whenever the board Of di-
rectors of said bank shall accept the
new name by resolution of the board,
and cause a copy of such resolution,
duly authenticated, to be filed with
the Comptroller Of the Currency:
Provided, that such acceptance be
made within six months alter the
passage of this act.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That all the debts, demands, iiabili-
ties, rights. privileges, and powers Of
the : City National Bank Of New Or
leans" shall deVolve upon and enure
to the . Germania National Bank Of
New Orleans whenever such change
of name is effected.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted.
hdb thD uduIg VI l4p DccOuu ma
tIOnal Bank Of PlattsbuTgh shall be
changed to the Villas National Bank
OF Plattsburgh . whenever the board
Of directors of said bank shall accept
the new name by resolution Of the
board, and cause copy of such reso-
luton, duly authenticated, to be filed
with the Comptroller of the Currency 4:
Provided, That such acceptance be
made within six months after the pas
sage Of this act. dt
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted,
That all the debts, demands, liabili-
ties, rights, privileges. and powers Of
the Second National Bank of PATS
burg shall deyolve upon and enur
to the " Villas National Bank Of
Plattsburgh whenever such change
of name is effected.
/ Approved, March l, 1869. H