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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19

oraIIv that the Hospital for SICk FURNITURE Is
sti at no. q Queen street. where ali the diseases
rhot furniture Is heir to will be cured speedily
and and on the most reasonable terms as usual.
Send In, therefore, all your SICK and wounded
the hearts OF ali those who favor me with patron
I would respectfully beg leave to call your al.
rention to the fact that am selling the best Sew.
inc Machines to be found in tile market, all com.
nlete, for only SIT. Call and examine for your
selves. and read the testimonials IN favor OF the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing MIA.
chine, and then am sure you WI! take one one nome
with you. J. L. LCSSr3gnp L ga,,.
aprsl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19
:: Gotto1t Gins, &r.
1oTToN PRESSES. GINS, &c

aiUrLEY,s IMPROVED COTTON PRESS.
Wynne's celebrated Gins, for both short and up
m land long staple Cotton. g...
The Griswold Gin.
ColIins's "Ecllpse" Gang Plough.
Thomas's Patent Smoothing Harrow.
Monr0e's improved Rotary Harrow
And other Implements.
For sale at factory prices freight added, by
@ ]. E. ADGER Il CO., Agents,
aug15-mwf3 No. 81 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19

ERA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1894, DR.. RUGGE discoy-
cred "Carbouc Acid" and Its extraordinary medl.
cal effects nothing IN the history OF Medicine has
equalled It. Largely used By the French physi-
clans in treatment Of consumptive and scrolu.
!ous diseases II was introduced ny the Court PLY.
sician OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus.
sIa, and from thence to the United States. No.
thing else Of the present day can eoua! HEN
RVS SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTIONS
RENovAToR. Patients get bette. orter only one
dose has been taken, and We cordially recommend
1t TO the pubuc.-!Editor "Argus.n ian11 1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-19

~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic
nr LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective in the
world.
M LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the debitated.
~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures female complaints.
Msr LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures '.neyer well" people.
@LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS will give an appetite. junl0-fmw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14
GEARY'S APPEAL.
The Governor Unhappy Omciallv and Per-
sOBaliy-H0w WiE-WaE, His Great Enemy,
a President.


Captured The President.
Governor Geary is unhappY-nOt without cause
and restless, though are glad to say in right
direction. His recent address, appeal, procla
nation whichever it is, made in the exercise OF
what he calls 'one OF the prerogatives OF his posi-
ton" on the subject OF the danger of the Pennsyva
Our memory does not furnish us with any
and he must have been grievously exercised and
OF the routine path. It is solemn warning
nominations not 10 reelec TO the Legislature those
who represented them last year, or, II they do, TO
bind them strictly by instructions, under no circnm-
stances either OF their own motion or through the
evil influence OF afated corporations TO rob the
treasury or despoil the sinking fund. This Is the
plain English OF IT, and hardly more plain than the
Governors vernacular. Now, when one remembers
that the Legislature, whose return TO Harrisburg the
Executive so strongly deprecates, was overwhelm-
ingy Republican, OF precisely the same way or
thinking as the Governor himself, and brimful OF
loyalty and love for the negro the wonder grows
apace, and we can perfectly understand the
stupid amazement with which the horror
stricken managers OF the radical cause
in sister State regard this acrobatc performance
FOTney Tubs his eyes. and, not knowing what TO
make OF it, dismsses the matter with half dozen
lines mere duh and unmeaning than usual Even
the independent press Is puzzled into silence.
The next election, IL should be remembered Is the
first az which the negroes vote; and we can COM
pTeheud the peTpleXity of the anxious neOphytes
when, prepared as they are 70 vote the Republican
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14
THE STORY OF THE INDIANS.
From the n. Y. Times.

from the ". T. IEHeS.
Whatever differences of opinion may be
entertained with reference to the claims which
the Indians have upon u.s. the manner in
which those claims have been brought to our
notice during the last few days cannot fail to
make deep impression. We have heard
the story of the red man from his own lips,
and if we can once bring ourselves to regard
it in candid spirit, and without violent pre-
judices towards the Indian simply on account
of his race, we shall see some reason to sup
pose that the wrongs" in the Indian affair
are not exclusively on our side. There can
be no doubt, for instance, that
Red Cloud, chief over
score of tribes, never understood the
true nature of the treaty of 1867 until it
was properly explained to him on Friday at
Washington. All the Indians declare that
they were told that the treaty was only in
tended to ''make peace'-that tue troops
were to be withdrawn, and the Indians
allowed to ''raise their children" When
they found the railroad going through what
they regarded as their country, they believed
the Government to be once more taking an
unfair advantage of them. Secretary Cox
told them ON Saturday that he was sorry
''they felt badly upon finding out what was
in the treaty" But is this the way the bus-
ness of a great Government should be car
ried on, even though the parties treated with
are s'only" Indians? Is it any wonder that
the Indians do not adhere to treaties if they
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14

ever, be is but an amateur, and not profess
sioDal devotee of the instrument; and he has
arrived at this miraculous discovery by pro-
found study Of the laws of optics, and by
elaborate and exhaustive mathematical calcu-
lations We should add that he is q member
of the Bailey Microscopical Club, an associa-
ton composed of the most skilful micro
scopists of the country, which is doing much
to advance this department of science, so in
teresting and so useful to humanity
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NY NOT c E.-THE ATTENTION OF
the charitable public is called to the Ladies' straw-
berry Festival and Instrumental Music, to be held at
CONCERT HALL, on the Evening of June Ia, for the
benefit of the Bedford Street Mission. Through the
the been acquainted with the misery
squalor and sickness that reign in these dark abodes of
evil. A band of noble and women have been noise
lessy at work for time them giving of their
time and strength to reduce these elements of
into order and deceDcy In of
the prevailing fever and other the funds of
Mission present inadequate to its wants. and
the ladies appeal to the friends of the suffering in all de-
nominations to aid them by the purchase of tickets
donations of flowers cake to be used at
the Festival. Tickets ST. to be had of GEORGE MILL
KEN, No 1l28 CHESTNUT Street; at the Book Rooms
No 1OS ARCH Street; of any of the Managers at
Hall the evening of the Festival where any
tlops will also be thankfully received. 668t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
THE MECHANICS AND TRADEsMEN's scHboL.

The closing exercises of the Evening School
Of the Mechanics and Tradesmens Society for the pres
sent held last night at the school roops No
~? Broadway. The school is open to all mechanics APP
prentces and is doing excellent work among them.
1t is in its lth year. and has $50 pupils These are
instructed suoh branches of drawing and designing
will tend assist them Ia their respective profes-
sons Mechanical and machine drawing and all kinds
OF architectural and mathematical work within the
Of the institution Graduates Of this school be
found charge OF OF the largest designing
in the city The school has been charge OF Mr.. III. II.
Winans, TO evhom the credit Of It's success Is
chiefly due. sADong the gentlemen present last
evening Peter Cooper James W. Gerard, Messt.
Ockershapsea Patterson, Gedney. and others VI the
Committee. large number Of the drawings which
hav boon made during the term were exhibited and
speeches made by number Of gcDtlenpon, inter.
speIsed with music At the close Of the entertainments
diplomas were awarded to q students, who have
pleei five years in the school. and certificates
excellence TO Others, whose tasks have
been specially well performed The hall was crowded
during evening audience VI ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

The Rev. F. +. Woldehnke lectured last even
ing AZ the Cooper Institute large and attentive aid
ence, Gu the Lights and Shsdows Of German life In
America" for the benefit Of the German Church In
1hirieth ct Tie mixed choir OF The Broomest German
Church aud the Manno<chor Cecelia sang compo-
sIuons credtaby.
At the meeting Of the Polytechnic Branch Of
Che American Institute. hast night. Mr.. John w. Sutton
81 oregon, exhibited an improved dynanofneter; M.
WILCOX read paper ON steam aDd lhibited
diagram OF tuisar boiler. IA which tho IN
ehoh lntetd OF being perpendicular aud Mr.. Jonathan
Amofy VI Boston read paper ON smelling fnrnaces A
long diseuSsioh ensued on the subject VI these paper
The General Ticket Agents, who have been
holding Convention at the Fifth ave- Hotel snce Wed
hcssisy gave grand dinner there yesterday The Com
nt-e rateh reported reduction Of from Ave 10 ten
par tho prices Of tickets over roads between
kcwYOfk and points South and South West With mi.
exception the rates VIII remain heretofore
from roads In the evening the
of The Convention and their frcBds ON inyitaton of
James FISK. Jr went u tho Twelve Temptaons
al the Opera House.
A Home for Aged and INDECENT Jewesses is 10
DO established gnd IL ~ thought That by the rsl of ne N
month suitable building will be obtained. At present,
the ladies Of the BNd Jeshrn alton tbs
Of the basement Of the syn agoguo Ia Thirty fourth.
s and meet twice week Ia give out worn To deserving
women. Several clothing aud dry goods erchans
have consented TO furnish maternal 10 Dc manufactured
AM promise TO pay Tia highest rates for work done
Wien tie Home is secured viii &c permitted
take work to their rouins ~ they pyeeT that ~
seSJDg ia the workTv0u OF hs Instiiuttsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Four months ago the bricklayers OF Yonkcrs
left work because OF threatened reduction OF WAGES
from s. 90 10 s. 80. To-day work will be resumed at 81
day.
A number of iron -mOlders, shoemakers,
brovn-stone cutters and lsborers are on strike IN
Brooklyn against a reduction Of for shsrter
hours Of labor
The custom tailors employed IN clothing
mandatory in Ffthave, having proved victorious IN
strike against reduction OF wages. y1strrday struck
against the employment OF several non.socety men who
had taken che places OF the Union men.
A strike in Canal-st. upholstering establish.
ended yesterday, by the propretors agreeing
Ia increase wages about per cent This success
said has suggested 10 the wcrkmen In similar establish
for Increase Of
On Sunday BARRIERS, snish and uphosterers i'll
hold lrtdes meetings.
Some members OF the Stone Cutters Union made an
attack yesterday the non-SOciety employed IN
Mr. Westerveh's yard. The work resisted and
general fight followed, which only ended by the
arrival of squad Of police, who arrested nine OF the
assaing force Three were subsequently released by
Justice McQuade and sI filed bonds keep the peace
fol al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
MAI


incorporating the Masonic Han Assoclation
OF Brooklyn; amending the act relative 10 iayins oue
streets in Kings County; TO amend the revised az @
relative jury lists; amending the act relating TO cru
city animals; 10 amend the charter OF the IRON
lar Tunnel Company IN New YORK and BrooRyn reiaae
TO Interpretation m Justices Courts ID bIooAyn au
versely ON bill to prevent kerosene accidents IN new
York and Brookynagreed to- to incorporate the AeIi
can Commercial Association; TO prevent encroachmehs
In the HarbOr Of NewIork. =, a. -,
The Assembly amendments 10 the BROOKLYN fohce piii
were coucurred in, and the bill finally passed
ELLIS INTRODUCED. -
To abolish the Metropolitan Police District outside OF
the cities Of NewYork and Brooklyn ,,,
To regulate the manner OF lighting streets III blooh! n
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the incorporation Of villages; general
bull providing for introduction Of the European sys
ten OF steam tuunage on the canals ofithis state.
The Governor sent IN vetoes OF two prVse DIS ieia
toes were sustained Amending the act relative TO the
publication Of the Session laws ms provides that one
paper o each political party shall be selected III each
Alter debate the bill appropratng 100000 for the
erection OF the NewYork Soldiers Home was referred
back TO the Committee OF the Whole
The General Canal Appropriation bill came mp IN Com.
Mr. SANFORD offered an additional section giving the
power OF appointing subordinses to the Canal Commits
MT HARDENBURGH opposed the motion, and asked
that il be referred back to the Canal Committee
Messrs PARKER and KENNEDY argued IN favor OF
giving Canal Commissioner who responsible for the
condition of dicioo, tho right TO remove and
poiut subordinate officers.
Mr. sandford's amendment was adopted-l3 to H.
After Executive session for the confirmation OF
notaries public, recess was taken till 40 O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Authorizing donation OF lands IN New York to the
HahDemann Hospital Ordered to q third reading Con-
hrning the title Of the Mayor and Commonalty OF New.
York certain lands in that city Amending the act ncor
ing the salary OF the Canal Commissioners TO 5000
year and allowing $1,000 for travelling expenses.
Mr.. LORD offered amendment increasing the salary
Of the Controller 5000 year. Adopted-l TO 10.
Increasing the salary OF the Canal Appraisers 10 81 900
year. aud allowing $1,000 for travelling expenses Al
iOurLCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
THE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer at White
Plains yesterday, the trial continued Of Buckhout
for murder Of his wife and M Charles Rande at
Sleepy Hollow New Years Day. The examination of
DR.. Brown of the Bloomrpgdaie Asylum was resumed
and his declarations inclined 70 she supposition thai
Bnr khouts and indicated insanity. Ora
Shore. Felton, and CLARK gave opinions
evidences Of insansy. Other witnesses examined
70 The earlier career OF Buekhou but evidence
material to the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
pRnMINKNT ARRIVAIS.

G. Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. Ira Harris,
,ihanv. rol w Beckwith Of Philadelphia; Col Ihemaas
nodamead OF Richmond Va; James +. joy OF petroh
hau RarSsley OF Auburn N. Y; Thomas ID. shpmai
~ Jonahec and Willis Phelps Of Springfield 49, st.
Denis Hote-Ex Congressman Vidal OF LOUISIANA t
AIbemarle Hote-The Marquis de Cahlssey s, :" anna
"a n Ramsdell OF Connecticut. 49, fltth Avenue
motei.1;en r. A. Starring and Nathaniel rage WASH
ington: ex-senator NATION OF Oswego ana ~ d. III ~
Wnssachu.etts -== Metropolitan Hotel-lhe uon
g Rowen NJ C., South Carolina - Brevoor' HOUSE
Gen J. Il. Frisbie OF California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD once aud WaIer0on' 2s 'Ho w rev
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

Dr.S. b. Smiths Magnetic Salve,30o B'way, cnr'
A,,n. ea cof barber. Itch wholesale at CnItendens 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
HOME NEWS.
TtIR WEATHER,

Nxv Yopp Honr Bar Wnd. Hour IneN p'r 'nE
Mar J02J NE Mar 81 -. NJ
n 500 30A n ~ 80 Srr'
SO NE IL 20 ~" ~" ..
prxARKs-Yesterday Thursday tho JlsU wSS
windy blusterDg day, with mild temperature anu p
tally snnny The sky generally very hay
ont the % hours but clear and full at $40 a. m h
s,st Last wear was nearly similar day but colder ihe
7 a M 400; p. M, 40; ii y. m, 3oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
,.lu. Of o. the .. Of .vsy enc ~aebs The 'sos OF ever


EASTCHESTER-Mr VIM Gordon, resident OF
had vs~i 100 poisoned 90 Mon
day rbt lad premises owned by M 20
buu whom difficulty regard TO tn. paymtns ne
.ach that the other should pay w
Gordon rnng hs mules and horse ssy 70 be
Of Of the Ares removed h,m
stb, the animals ali cell bot died
POJNDRIDGE, n. VA large force OF laborers
the rosd bed for the New foTf
and RiJgehed Railroad Ground broken 10 ms town
JERSEY CITY.-The Daily Erening Times was dis
yesterday morning edition appears 10 lie place TO-DAY
NFWARK-The celebration of the adoption OF the
Pr..ph cood citizens will take place 90 THURSDAY
Announcements
WARABELLA.-Your curiosity was excited, ana
refused TO crafty i. You wanted to know the name Of ny halter and
h. stylish becoming and elegant lossn'y
refused to reveal grew and We parted mutually d'peao
po,oi,. me- have reed KSoIs skin am Indebted for my
Spring style Of al describe b and you may tel
,oar male friends that at No. 23 Broadway eorae OIL
Fulton.sL
For stylish and elegant HAT, go to EsPENs-
cBEIp, Manufacturer, No. llS NasssnsL
DrSB Smiths Magnetic Salve,30o Bway cures
Aurus cots wholesale at CnndeH o'
PAPERS. TwINrs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
wt,p HIRyKr aud Warefoens 2Ja aDd 700 broad" he"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

act Incorporating telegraph companies amending inc &c.
10 prevent frauds In selling railroad and steamboat
cts relative opening streets In Brooklyn Aou'"e"'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-09
LAws-GKNERAL.


sni s;xsy-6vs. and - o6ataad;ns s;,
Per eent. deht. eFestSt1 ~ tks At .
eigbfeeu hsodred 11s3 tkirty-sour chspte,
Two hundred snd sorty-pne, maturings Il
The ysss oiehteen 3usdred snd seventy
the Treasurer offIse Stale ;s hsesbv an.
thorizea SD directed u issne slev boud,
ar certifsktes II debt counsersirned b,
the CompsrolIsr Of TX emoant, and hear.
] - yste oS q ci ~ Ess iond.
ssituied, With coup fsr the sem;.an.
nual interest there's. ard redeemabIe
in not iess than ten Jor more than flfteen
years; which said Sew bonds sbalI h.
numbered and lsssTea b correspond with
the bends for II h they are substituted;
such new and i bstituted bonds to BE- is
sued and deli Jed only st the option o.
the holders OF be said over DE and ma.
turing bonds. hd upon the surrender
thereof BY the <gful holders. 1t
See 2 And be u further enacted, That
the Comptroller anA Treasurer are here.
by authorized, with fhs appreciation Of
the Governor. to sell and dispose Of the
Baltimore city six per cent. stock. amount
ing to one hundred and iifty-f,ur thou
sand i've hundred and fifty dollars, (3I54.-
$50, belonging TO the State, and the
States stock in the Farmers National
Bank or Annapolis, amounting to forty
six thousand four hundred and seventy
dollars, (Si6. 40, J and the States COM
mon stock in the main stem Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company,
amounting to five hundred thousand dol
lars. (S500, 600, } the same to be dispos-
ed of in the order above named, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary for the
purpose Of paying and ca1celliag so many
o. the said bonds Of this State, already
due and 20 become due in the year eigh-
teen hundred and seventy, as the hold
ers thereof mag require to be paid, and
who may refuse to accept new and sub
stituied bonds therefor, rs herein before
provided. am the Comptroller is hereby
authorized to draw his warrant upon the
Treasurer, who thereupon IS authorized
20 pay TO the holders So demanding pay
men'. the amounts of such bonds, upon
which payment may be demanded.
See } And be it enacted, That upon
the Issue Of any new boad. according to
the provisions of the first secipn of this
Act. the Treasurer, in theD 8
the Comptroller, shalt ezrtel1 I
i''s'sSEiE7ss n - sssrp y egtx n
per entry shereof, h a Iook !, f.s.- Aeptf
fnr THAT ha a.
Of the Governor and Comptroller, destroy
the old bond for which any INV bond has
been substituted.
Sec. l. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Approved April 4,h, 1870.
OpEN BOWIE,
Governor.
June 3, lS10-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-09
LAwS-GENERAL

ty-nine If The Laws Of Maryland. 40.
proved March thirtieth. eighteen bnn.
dred and sixty-seven. chapter two hun.
dred and ninety. entitled al Act 10 add
nee Article to the Code of Public
General Laws to be entitled "Publie
Roads, except 50 far as said Act re.
iases 70 Somerset county.
Sec L Re is -uzcr-rf ty rne urnerai
Assembly .ef Maryland. That chapter two
hundred aud ninety.aine Of the laws Of
Maryland, approved March 30,b. eigh.
teen hundred aud sixty-eight. entitled an
Act to repeal the Act of eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven. chapter two hun
dred and ninety, entitled an Act to add
new Article to the Code OF Public Gen
eral Laws, to he entitled public Roads, /"
except so far as said Act relates to Som
erset county, in SO far as relates to Prince
Georges county, be aud the same is here
by repealed.
Sec. . And be it enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from the date of it,
passage.
Approved April 4. 1870.
ODEN BOWIE
Gosrnor
June 9, 1S70-1t.
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GCHApTER 296.1
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend :he Act passed - thirtieth
day of March, Eighteen hndred and
sixty-cight, Chapter fourlundred and
six, entitled IAN Act tc repeal the
Ac. passed twenty-thir' OF March,
eighteen hundred and sixt seven, Chap
ter one hundred and eisty-f"ur, enti-
tied an Act to repeal Adele Il. Of the
Code Of Public GeneralLaws in the
State of Maryland. entitled Oysters" :"
and to re-enact the sarr with amend
ments, by adding the slowing section
/. thereto:
See. /. BE it enacta BY the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the Act pas
sed March the thir.ieth eighteen hundred
and sixty-eieht. Chaper four hundred
and SIX. entitled IAN Act to repeal the
Act passed the twentifh day of March,
eighteen hundred aud eighty -four, enti-
tied An Act to repea Article seventy
one of nc Code o: Public General laws
OF th: State of Maryland. entitled Oys-
Iers1 aud to re-enac, the same with
"o'eu,a'.''.s &. .ari - Sans, ia y .As-J
amended, by adding thereto the follow
Ing section:
Sec 2 Aud be it enacted, That in ad-
dition to the duties required Of the COM
manding officer of the Oyster Police
Force, under the provisions of the forty
first Section of Chapter four hundred and
six OF the Act If Assembly, passed al
January Session, eighteen hundred AND
sixty eight, the sale: commanding officer
be. and he is hereby required, from the
first day of October in each year. till the
first day of April of the following year,
ut such times as he shall be able to spare
them. to detail portion of his force, to.
gcther with boa, or barge. to visit ant
cruise about the Su>quehanna and o,he,
rivers of this State, aud enforce the pro
visions Of Article ninety y y-eight of the God,
of Public General Laws relating to WilC
Fowl.
See. 8. And be i. enacted, That thi
Act shall take effect from the date Of il
passage.
Approved April 4. 1870.
ODEN BOWIE.
Governer.
June 0. 1s7o-G.