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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-31

We quote Standardization to common refining 7s4c.
SIC fair to good fair refining sac sac good to prime,
S Shoice grocery &c s centrifugal bids and boxes
lado, 4ac CSC. Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Mes.
7toy, SIC do 10 to IL, 9c $40 do u to IS 1Uc
l0ac do. 16 to Is l01Sc Ike do. 10 to 90 ll7Sc.
nAs: DO. white IKE al24c. Porto Rlco-Common to
iOe. Brazi-Dutch standard, Nos to IL, T4c. Dye
Java-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to r. 9Sc. 91sc. Ma
nila-Superior and extra SUPERIOR 7Lc. Shc
srEARNE remained quiet and firm We hear Of sales Of
30 terces of choice at Zoe.
TALLow trile easier resulting fair
The sales were about 15O,0O lbs at 9Isc. 9 slice.
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 433 bbls The market was lower
and quet Sales 100 bbis ut 9Oc.
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Aovpp on Thursday May 30. 1872, at No $40 west
Forty. eighth street, FLA JAMS AoksR widow Of
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M0LAssks-Thc market to-day dull, but prices
NAMED steady Small unmportsnt sales were made OF

a NJ.
NAVAL sroRxs-spirits turpcntine scarce and very
hrm No round lots were offered Tomorrow liberal
bS ws sre sna a. @
4so bills good strained at q TO- and 100 bbs
PETaoI.gn-On ,Chango to-day the market for refined
outlet but holders arm c., although the best5ds
asc but nominal a those figures Ssphtha Was scarce
and not quotably changed from last At the Creek
rent The Phiiadoiphis market was quiet and : shade
ii; S.ii ana d. buy
So
pork 90 ssSss active but
AZ l and HsS as st. ss a. g. F ssy g.
also l2o do in jobbag lots At slss7h Bacop remained
hogs were duh and dsprSssss Used owing mainly
S Hs ssnss ss Quiet STEADY g.
fsTs prime s and
and quiet quoted within the range Of s2 s2s Out
was fair Ebbng trade from stores but
sSsalasfs, g. sse. picked hams, ie,s do:
ket for Western was slightly rmer but the transactions
June and July at s5c CITY lard in good demand,
RIcK-Trade in this market has Been very quiet but
prices unchanged. The sales were about ~ uerces
is Sass RanSoon AZ e Sass rama ana
sUoxR-The market for has been quiet to-day and
our quotations The sales confined to about SOP hhd
and Ivy boxes e. prices within ths range Of the appended
safes ana receipts as i'''owsI, por.. n.o. y.,,o
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POLITICAL.

GREELEY MASS MEETrNG.-THE GRAND Was"
meeting OF citizens friendly tho sleeuot n In
Greeley and Is. Gratz Brown VIII DC neia ~ -
stiutc on Monday evening, June 3 le'- AZ oo'ooN.
UnrIrrc.I PRINTING or EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
done 10 short notice by the MeroponMn rx ~, a.
tablishment corner Of broadway anu Am T "
York.
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DuLIARDsI BILLIARDsi
X n. Tuf.i.a

10 Tables.
The Apollo Billiard Parlors ~, Broadway entirely r.
under the management OF ISIDORE GAYRAuD, the new
PROPRIETOR an old friend Of the New York bliardists AZ
This exhibitions will DO given by the proprietor.
assisted by Mcssrs kavanagh, Dion Godthwaite GeaY
and others In addition to his invitation to the public
MIR (ayraud extends particular one to his old friends
and hopes large number OF them that eventual
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-31

BILLIARDS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT or NEW MD SECOND
"A hand Billiard Tables win qf Ge"Ssa'eu es' sus
oIEAVAShGH DECKER, corner Canal ana centre -.
- STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLKS-
New designs; also Bagatellcs and thing apper
,aining TO billiards at lowest prices ~ W. COlLskNDkA
sunressor 10 Phear a Collender, 1888 Broadway
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-19
THE TERRITORIES.

A special to the st. Louis Times
states that United States Deputy
Marshal John Peeke having in charge
a man implicated in rObbing the ex.
press at Muskegee, Indian Territory,
was shot and mOrtslly wounded at
that place on the 10Th inst, by some
teamsters with whom he had some
high words.
A Heavy Freeze.
A private letter from Fort Benton,
Montana, States that during the latter
part of December the thermometer
marked fifty-nine degrees below zero,
and that buffalo, antelope, cattle and
horses were frozen to death in large
numbers. On January 18th, when the
letter was written, the weather had
moderated to twenty degrees below
zero.
POtheen DIstIReEs in Dakotah.
CHICAGO, February 18.-A special
despatch from Fargo, DakOtah, says:
Deputy United States Marshal Lu-
ther, assisted by detachment of Uni
ted States troops from Fort AbercrOm-
bic, succeeded in arresting yesterday
morning in that place some twenty
liquor dealers. The prisoners were
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Foster, who committed
them to appear at the June term of
the court to be held at Pembina. They
are charged with selling liquor on the
Indian reservations, which extend
from Elm river to Traverse lake.
The SNOW. blockade On ths 4" Pacifle"
worse than ever
SALT LAKE, December 1S.-A con-
vention to frame state constitution
and apply for the admission of Utah
as q state, meets in this city tO-mor-
row. The Herald (MOrmOn) advo-
Gates clause for minority representa-
ton. Thrilling narratives by passen-
gers just through the snow blockade
on the Union Pacific. There Is said
to have been much suffering, mainly
from want of food, and but for relief
from I. Steele the situation would
have been terrible. Many Scath-
ingly condemn Superintendent
Sickles and his assistant, Clark, for
mismanagement and neglect OF others.
They throw all the blame on Clark,
and declare that the passengers, When
lying near Weston, would have
lynched him had he made his appear
ance. They are unanimous in declar-
ing that the road is not at all equipped
for winter travel, and that with the
proper appliances and management
there would be no Occadon for any
serious interruption. Reports now
ssy that the blockade is more rigorous
than ever, and altogether not over.
It would take two hundred men to
fpht tie large party. Our principal
eiiizene intended to start east to-day,
but they are now satisfied that they
cannot yet through. The special cars
for fhe Japanese have not vet arrived.
The embassy think it is not prudent
to etart at present. The weather here
Is delightful. The snow on the neigh
boring heights is disappearing rapidly.
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paign is continuous, and though his
movements are less prolonged. and
accomplished with frequent furlOuQbs.
they recUr fncessantiy. In his youth
he married Miss MulisOn Of Columbia
who, at her death not many years az
Ter, left him
A SON AND DAUGHTER,
This son has lately graduated from
the Scientific School OF Harvard, and
is now in a Philadelphia banking
house. The daughter has passed
much OF her time in PhiIadelphia
and Is well known as a graceful and
accomplished lady. She Is now on
the eve Of marriage with New York
banker. Colonel ScOtt's second Eaar
riage occurred In this city several
years since, and has special interest to
PittsOurgers, as he married Miss An
ME Riddle, lady Of rare beauty and
accom- Iishments. She comes, also,
rather into rapport with Us OF the
press, as the daughter Of the we'll
known editor of the PittsbuFg Com
mercial, the late Robert IL. Riddle,
one Of the most elegant and foTeible
writers Of the press OF his day. Two
boys, Thomas A, jr., and E1gar
Thompson Scott, have blessed this
union. There are numerous incidents
tod Of SeOtt's railroad life as going to
show his qUickness and decision, but
we viii have to fOregO them.
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APRlC PEgsOKAl.

Thomas A. Scott, was yesterday elee.
ted president Of the Texas Pacific rail-
road in place Of Marshall D. Roberts,
resigned.
General Sherman leaves Rome on
Tuesday for Naples. The Americans
there are preparing fete at Pcmpeii
In mis- honor.
Captain Leonard Henning. of Eliza
beth, New Jersey, was accidentally
shot in New York on Friday, by his
son, eleven years old, probably IA
tally.
J. H Hildebrand, who was sent TO
the Cincinnati WOrkhouse Saturday,
says he is the same Hiidebrand who
was pursued as an outlaw in Missouri
a few years ago.
The Americas club Saturday night
elected William NJ. Tweed, president.
and Henry Smith, vice president.
Tweed made speech, saying that he
looked fOr ward to the time when he
would be absOlved from politics and
litigation, when he could devote his
whole attention to the welfare of the
club.
Rsv. Stephen Morgan, of Cheviot,
Ohio, recently convicted Of purioining
books from the theological depart
ment OF the Cincinnati public library,
made confession of his OfFense be-
fore his church, at Cheviot, yester-
day. The church, by a vote of thfrty-
tive to five, decided to retain him as
their preacher. Yesterday the church
ratified the proceedings Of the eeclesi.
astieal council of Wednesday which
tried aim.
A party Of Canadians consisting Of
Ljeutenant-G Governor Morrison of No
va Scotia, P. Mitchell, Minister Of
marine and finance of the British
dominion; John DOmville and VIII
lam Thorn, senators from Nova
Scotia and John Mclaughlin and
John Remmer of the bank of Montre-
al arrived at st. Louis yesterday
morning from Chicago and are taking
a look at "the future capitol of the
nation" They were introduced on
change during yesterdays session and
viii return to Chicago To- day.
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sT.LQuls.
Heavy DAMAGES asa Large Law suIts.

ST. LOUIS, February 1S.-GeOrge
Mackay, of New York, fled yesterday
in the United States circuit court, one
hundred and ten ejectmet suits against
persons occupying lots on a portion oi
what is known as the StOddard's adj
ditiOn to this city. Mackay claims
one hundred and sixty acres of ground
in this addition, based upon a grant
issued to J. Smith in 1915 and con.
Armed by congress in 1864. The tract
Is valued at one million dollars.
There viii be over two hundred suits
in adj, in each of which Mackay claims
$40, 600 damages.
Political ReerimfnatiOn in Kansas.
The Democrats Topeka special SAYS
it IS understood that the senatorial
bribery investigating committee will
report early this week. The evidence
taken will make four hundred pages.
A number of prominent gentlemen
who were summoned to testify before
the committee have kept cut Of reach
by leaving the State. Much evidence
has been given that money was paid
by Len Smith, Senator CaldWelPs
partner in railroad matters. 1t is also
understood that the testimony will
show as strong evidence Of cOfTup-
tiOn against eX Congressman Sidney
Clarke, one of the defeated candidates
for senator, as against Caldwell,
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ExThEME C0L1 WEATHER.
Further Accounts Ef Freezing to Death IN
the Northwest.

the Northwest.
CHICAGO, February 18.-A Sioux
City speciaI says letter was received
from Col. n. S. Porter, an old and re-
sDected citizen of Ponca, Dixon
county. Nebraska, which says that
ten men ia addition TO the TWO re-
ported last night were frozen TO death
and are missing In Dixon county and
on the WinnebsgO Ia the Indian
agency. Some OF the bodies are not
recovered, but they are all uu0oubt-
edly dead.
The people living near the head OF
Logan and South creeks obtain fire.
wood on the WiEnebagO agency, and
on Monday morning last, the weather
being very pleasant, large party en-
gagged themselves In cutting supply
of wood to last the balance Of the win
ter, when a storm suddenly came
upon them. or the party thus en-
gagged seven are dead and missing.
A man named Austin, his son and
a boy named Collins were Overtaken
by the snow near POnea, and all three
were frozen 10 death. Several other
deaths are reported, but no particulars
have yet been received. The sudden
ness and severity Of this snow are un-
paralleled In this country, and il was
rendered more severe by reason Of the
snow being damp when the storm be-
gan, and afterward freezing. Several
men who were out in the storm say
that the snow and ice was positively
ak inches in thickness all over their
heads. and that il was with great DIFF
acuIty they could keep an opening
through which to breathe. The loss
in stock in this part OF the State has
been very heavy, and will probably
reach several hundred head. 1t is
feared that the worst is not yet known
that more deaths have occurred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-19

IT APPEARs that in California, in
criminal cases, the lawyer for the
prisoner is allowed by law the privi-
Iege Of last addressing the jury. The
Cincinnati Enquirer says that this rule
is both proper and natural, and it
should be universal. The prosecution
should open their case and the defense
respond, and then the jury should re-
tire. II always struck us as curious
that the accuser should have the last
word, which belongs Of right to him
who answers or replies. The rule in
most Of the States is a relic Of the
old English barbarism which seemed
70 take it for granted thst every &C
cused person wss guilty, and which
begrud gingly allowed him the small
est facilities for a defense.
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FOREIGN TELEoaAMs.
FRANCE.

The People Raising subscriptions 10
Pay the War InaemRity.
PARIS, February 1S.-The mon
archists in the assembly are canvas
sing with great activity TO obtain sig
natures to their forthcoming mani
tests, and organize strong and COM
pact party.
The newspaper organs of Thiers
and of the legitimist party accuse the
Orleanists of intrigue and bad faith.
The subscription committee in Nam
cy have already received one million
five hundred thousand francs In con-
tributions to the voluntary fund for
the payment Of the war Indemnity.
Many members Of the old French
nobility have visited Antwerp to pay
their respects to the Count de Cham
b0rd.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, February ia. B. Bar
tholomew killed Charles F. stOrer, of
Chelsea, to-day by stabbing him twice
in the breast with large knife, on ae-
count of jealousy OF woman named
Susan d. Gilbert. Bartholomew was
little intoxicated, and mad with
jealousy.
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RINORITY REPORT.

The minority of the commit
tee say that although Tennessee
was for some reason embraced
among States assigned to one
of the subcommittee, no evil
denee was attempted to bo taken TO
show any lsWlessness there. 1t fol-
leWs therefore, that five at least OF
eleven Southern States Ito wit; Vir.
ginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana
and Arkansas) are Tree from even sua-
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ILLINOIS.
HevT GuDerlnte1dent for the Chicago
and NOrthWesLerB Road.

Kew guDerlnte1dent for the Chicago
and NOrthWeEIerR Read
CHICAGO, February 49, Marvin
Bn0hitt. ESQ, formerly superintend-
ent OF the illinois Central railroad, I,
and for the past year superintendent
~ the Pullman Palace Car company,
has been appointed superintendent CT
The Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road, and has accepted the position.
He takes the place Of John Q. Gault,
resigned.
CouxressfOnaI Relief for Chicago.
A portion Of the committee Of our
citizens appointed TO proceed 70 wash
ington to urge the passage OF q Onlcago
relief bill left this evening for wash
fnQton. The balance viii leave To-
morrow evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-19

Hon George II. Pendleton fell Sat
-Ssv at his residence, in Cincinnati,
s end s,,Tained his ankle 80 that he will
be unsble to leave his room Tor several
snonfhs. BE met the same accident TO
ehs asnne ankle about two years ago.
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SPAIN.
Ministerial Crisis.

Madrid, February 1s.-The minis
terlal crisis continues. 1t originated
in the OpOsitiOn of Admiral TOpete to
certain promotions in the army, and
his demand for the dismissal OF Senior
from the cabinet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-19

The members Of the French relief
committee in New York on Friday
night took steps to reorganize and
raise funds to assist France to pay
her war indemnities.
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notice IN BANKRUPTcY.

In the District Court OF the United stsfss fs,-
tne District OF West TsuEeasee.-Af Mem.
ph1ss ths 18TH dsy OF February. A d. I877
The o1doTstgned hereby gives notice 81 ~.
aprolntD ent aa assiEneo Of g. H, = Bamrao7,
Of Memphis, In the county q shalbT- arf
STATE Of Tennessee, within said disfrIcf ~
has Oeen adi1d4od oankrupt uDon - -,
petition b. the district court Of said ifi1t-s,f
VA HAMPBON, Arri-r.---s..-
AEEEza Tenn. Fsbraaxy y, - 5eS'S
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EEg ADVERTISEMENTS.
zl22GuRi STATE LOTTERY.
1r.n-Dorote5 n, rqsR
Qravz4sann.

2nS1AI DRAWINGS
MORNING CLASS-Eo 81.
81, 50, 55, "a, 81, "a. q, Al, 8, 10, SO, 81, Il.
SVENIN9 CHASING. 81
SO, SO, 81, 10, Ss. 81, p 20, Is, 16, 25, 50, A.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. PriEes from
els9 TO s5C.G1o, paid in mOnSy by ]. u.
FRANCE ag'ts fez North Court ct. Box II,
Ecmphia. Tenn. P q. EUAEAY, XILLER
= ~. Asn sgsfs. st. Louis. Nc.
DISSOLUTION AND MEM FIRM.
THE firm OF Ruhsch 4 Duah Is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent Geo. Rnbsch
has sold his interest to George A. Wilson,
who, with Louis Dush, viii continue the
business AZ the same place, under name OF
Dush a Wilson. The new drm assume all
Liabilities and collect all amounts due the Old
nr1n. Parties IN debted to the old arm are re-.
Quested 70 call and settle. GEO. RU BSCH.
LOUIS DUsH.
February Is, ISf2. GEO.A. WILSON.
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EXTRAORDINARY GROWTH
OF MEMPHIS.

EOR q while atsr the termination OF the
II great war, Memphis labOred under nume-
TOTS depressing lnnuenees, Ehleh prevent
e. Der nerch0nta rom onsring to surround.
ing country dealers such facilittss as were
earnestly desired Those dtfnGulties have
however, continued, one BY one, 10 Vsnish
untA iihe can now confidently invita-
The Largest, Rest and Closest Dealers
throughout the entire surrounding country
to 3 marheE which. taxing AL things into
consideration, can offsr them
GREATER INDUCEMENTS
for their trade than either New Orleans, 81.
Louis, Cincinnati, CT Louisville, In the mat
ter especially Of
Dry GOeds, Clothing Yankee NOflons,
White Goods, EzBdIea' Trimmed Hat1,
RtbbOHs, statfOnerys etc, etc.
We beg to call particular attention.
WE ARE NOW OPESING
our spriag stock, which We beg you 70 CON-
TIE VEKx BEST
to be found In either Of the aSovs named
ettiss, and II
II SHOWS TO ADVANTAGE,
whether ss regards quantitfss. prices, assort-
ments, ETC. We think yCur manifest interests
viii perEuads you 70 concentrate here At
home whatever OF patronage you may be IN
the hsbis OF giving % other stiles further oR,
Please cal aud see for yourselves snd IL you
ind out statements As rapregenfsd Ws ara
sire you viii trade with rs.
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NEW ADVERTIsEmEMTs.

ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
VOU are hereby ordered 70 attend a a
st&teo conclSVe Or Cyreng Com-N1R
lnanosry. No 4 at the Asylum, No. MN
front street. this fMONDAY1 s7anfng. 1874
inst, at O'CLOCK
Visiting Sir Knights courtsouaIv IL gited.
~ command 9FO. MELL.ER9H Z g.
4. J. BARCHrs, Recorder. fzle
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PLUNDERERs

were prosecuted because of their 10y
atty and devotion to the Union, and
especially to the Republican party and
its continued supremacy. The inves-
tigation was instituted, and, among
others, the present president, then
general of the army, went to the par
tisans to examine for himself. The
minority know of no better way to
set forth the true state of the facts ex.
isting in those States than to quote
from this report of the testimony,
which was dated 18th December, 1866.
All impartial men then agreed that
the statement of
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I'D. CoEkEAY. I'D. LrNpzsv
coNAWAY q LINDSAY.
GROcERS, COTTOa FACTORS
sElEaAL e0MMIssiOa MERCHANTS
Gee Main wt-g

We kesp On hand Q oompists stocz of
staple and Fancy Groceries, and VII delfvST
70 families In the city fros of charge.
! ehssrfully reaommand Man.-.. nnna.
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GENERAL GRANT

was true. II the punishments had
been deemed polite or possible, that
was the time to infiict them. The
minority state that the men OF the
South, under the programme laid
down for them, reorganized their
State governments, elected represen-
tstives and senators to congress, rati-
fed the Thirteenth amendment by
their legislatures, conferred civil
rights on their emancipated slaves, in
short did all they thought the Feder-
al government wished them to do;
but they were mistaken; they had
failed to elect men to
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sFFigE, Ks. q aADlsga sTaEET.

RsIz- DUEsc0HE. P=essasnl.
~. b GAA.B3EAEH, Eaes-PsssEsans,
I'm HEzSoK, Eeerssszy.
va EAE12zK, Ass7s eeaRs4ary,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-23
Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

TlAKE pleasure in calling the attention of
4 the public to an examination Of their
STUCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. CON
sieting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
3nstructlon Books for every class Of Musical
Musio sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sont by
Express, when ordered. to any part Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos. Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in satisfact0fy manner; and will give
especial! especial attention t9facking, Removing and
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
iactionguarantecd to those favoring US with
sneir patronage: Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical chandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building,
Columbia. 8. G. Nov
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the name and style OF the Charleston
Land and Joint Stock CompanY,

the name and style of the Charleston
Land and Joint Stock Company.
SEQ. 2. That the association aforesaid
shall have succession OF officers and
members. according to its by. laws, and
shall have power to make by laws, not
repugnant to the laws of the land, and
to have, use and keep common seal,
and the same to alter at will, to sue and
be sued. to plead and be impleaded, in
any court in this State. It is hereby
empowered to retain, possess and enjoy
all such property, real and personal, as
it may possess or be entitled to, or which
hereafter may be purchased, or in any
way acquired by it. and to sell, alien or
transfer the same.
SEQ. 3. That this Act shall be deemed
a public Act, and continue in force for
the term of fourteen years.
Approved March 13. 1872.