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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-26
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

q pnb)ished every Saturday morning, and contains
the news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading edi'
torials, local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
Of little or no public moment The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
~ well for instruction and amusement as informs-
Atom on the current topics of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-26
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New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. June % 1874.

N.
The near approach of the end of the season
e ,s,oreshadowed by q marked decline in the volume
or- local horse trade The demand for all Glasses '.
horses ruled oompa ratiyey SLOW during the SreA %
Of the week under review. The announcc" -
,arre number Of prominent auction sales ~ ' me- eret
vicinity tended furT ucrnJfe W Among
ana s,nt,s transactions IN the regus anrnas ~
- ,,s,ruru -zsd, bfcky- -ntii
ra-..sc f,tr s-ed highkBee acuon WV ..n.,,rc AZ
aoa. e,,tulansed the best pfic,tes , ~ -
-, 4 go \, - 0OJ pair A th' a I -, ,na,arete
from st,o.N su horses were IN nouetl1o
Aet ordinaf ,i sf from si45 500 per head. The
,,-ina frurk norScs was dul nut tue suppS
isar Inlf, " there - no q1otabc alteration III 'aurs
m, Arsr11lsr semrwe.k ky safes az the horse aucon
,arts presented noteworthy feature heyonu sIsht
Increase in the Oi horses distributed through
these agencies. - -,.-,,-o s-orr
A. sale hrd tne IOi INST 80 tiir Mngnldaie 1'oh
Farm near Wilmington. D-, A. 1rad of tEottDS s'oCAi
OF AF. George a. Lohdel, were SOFA al
grand S3.45l, rveIaEc of SlS per he'.'i
largt A, IL IaNiui- preceding liTto az
Central " near Tarucr's station. Orange County
Y Vii ue held hy Major G. ". Barker ctock
Aucloueer pf the NtW-luIh IatterSals, on lhursuN
next az l. 0ck Tue sock 20 o. hrOuRnt 10 tue
hammer cpr 1rsrs head OF staliOns, BROOD mares,
r,fs ami i,s representing suCh strains OF trOttug
toplln Biiiv DeutoD Henrl Gay. George NJ Patchen,
" - ger ctOuldu, BaF tlcnmOhu
Volunteer. BACK Prince, c.yc4's Harry cay suites
Iambiet .u.aL. Tycoon, C.HIpuu, e. NJ filcheu, lT.t
Duke OF D.aug kr's lfIteT. Back Harry Gay,
J or,da. V.Iuon', 43arh Hawk Major EdSall Seelys
ders Abdai.aa F.iGay OY imported TrusteeJk &c. On
the dams side TIE pcl-ttt- uI most VI the STOCK axe
equally PROMINENT 9sd N.I. %. O.
At the aiil semi TceAr held to-day NJ BarRers
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
held today at Barker's
..rs..r.z H. ina nnrssf.s

I. thc c.Iif - l.Ihe- OF tLr week closing under this
date there sss prIclcalv neither change nor in
JI8vemen.. I4c aggregate Of sales wOuld have been
pre-fy fs.. i3r August oI hruEy 0ut. considering
o. Doe lc s-It Just preceding the general exc
Gu, 90 N..a.l. y-ltces uad su.umrr resorts the de-
sfauC auI simmer vehicles ought 10 De most
active: az ,Ie pr. >rur hK-waru condition of the
market. sales Ir.qI iY stimulated by large d
counts from s'3Idlri p.es. D- h4ltiY regarded
-l' OrIhie fIr cIrfIl-e rtdn ~ general
Eu1-t r. tIT gfA eE. l................... $500
t.eualr
Iisvr ju Fe7cn Indies. 43 1926
yrerch West 900 , 0gl 900
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
fertures ano Gleeiinls.

DUBLIC MEETING-BATTERY TO HAIR
l. LEM RIVER IN 20 MNUrES-A pubic meeting
AMI xll
hei Real RIchsngr No. y
MO SDAl June ~ , O'CLOCK
Of tie Governor Cy
oils 10 bis hands without The D-oys prosa-
immediate execution especially the
bill the partially completed 10
ttv srishe possible The
F presto many Representative Of sbl eIleced 10
rresel- Ar views the sc statement from TIE u'eoa"n
Road vii be .cad a. the meeting.
W B OGDEN. Pres AOrh Side Assn
RM r. MARrlS Pre]t Wess Side Assn
7 b. THURBER Sec y. ,. CheAp TE-Bsg't Assr
Onjorsiug Greenwich EerA rAfod koad onyl
z CUTRCH C,'a Fr g.. \. Y Rapid Trans A-s'n.
JAMES b. COLGATE Prcs't Gold EXC
T. DODGE. GEO. H. BRODHEAD FRANKLIN kDSON
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
for5es. Garr.GGcs. paruess. ST.

for5es, GGrr,Ggcs. rdruess. &t.
4 Major CHARLES ". BARKER, Auc-
80 uur-eF
STBED PFDIGREE SPEED
FOURTH GtLa .D-ITvE SALE
OF TUE MOST
FASdIONABLf BHEJ TRJrTISG STOCK
~ AMEtilA
TlI3 PROPERTY OP C.L A. II. TAYLOR
Al IATL0s'S STOCK FiRM.
sCENTAL VALLEY MAR TCaNbto. OAANGL COUNTY, v y.
ON THURSDAY. JlNh .. At u O'CLOCK
Tbs STOCK COMPRISE, 90 BEAD OF SIALIIONs BROOD
Colts Fle, k7slrEs hruurthr3H, Nort-
Toronto thlei,
uaag ls-u- Be ACs Jupiter Tycoon, barry Clay Ham
e-1on. J0ucsu1aD Sc, Sc
1 a. H. IN ena er after ae
CATALOGUES C4E b UD AlSED At BARKERS CIT
AUCTION MAIf ant NEW DIX TAIl BR>AiL>. corner oi
SoGdwA Ilr,T-aHaL, Of C0 a. H. TAYLOR, Turner'S
SAL WiTHoUT RESERVE OR POsTPONRMEST.
.THS GRJBEI4l Yves, Broadway, mas on hand
X a. wholesale ra,s- f1 tbe trsde AL kinds
CARRIAGES 20 lEAHAls, JCGuIE &C. a. ETst nanuiae
fu-r-s prc-a
TOR SALE CHEAP "A square box leather
i tor ROAD WAGON Inquire 1856 and l3s 3lst between
blu.h "a -u- >oltl jtl-s,s, bIpoA.,a h. D
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
5ituniious Uan,rn--f females

5iuntiors Uantrh- females.
Chambarmaids.
RESPECTABLE Young girl to do CHAM
II IEHWOaK and WAITING wend 30 ehamsrofk an pAla
sssur rvats family wiling Enl oogng 'e e ieisfenee
cal a Us Ba1att. cfE
CHAMBFRMAID and WAITRESS-By an
y AH Protestant youag ~omas iInn las e. ~, vans
situation wherr be uu knows no" 70 40 Alse~l
p The enurv. h., t .frtory be Al Ne
HOME BUREAU. l34 5th-ave, above lOih-st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or y URS h
~ BF Protestant anlefi1s M lnes
Thoroughly wouN take place A. uufse is A' t' va.
sir,ss G % coalI SA AVV o'n''
- avs s.ols
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
TIE NE VS..

The Catholics of Ludlow have
bought fine site for o new church
at cost Of nearly $1,000.
Mr.. Nathan Green of North
field poisoned himself q few days
ago, the cause assigned being DIES.
pOndeucy on account Of old age and
poverty.
Nathan Gibbs of Lyndon, who
80 years ago was one of the big
tcamsters between Caledonia cOun.
ty and Boston, died last week at the
age of 90.
ALBERT Alexander, deaf and
dumb mute, who for IA years had
lived alone in n small house in West
Brattleboro', was found dead in his
bed on Sunday.
AT Woodstock, a few days ago,
Mrs. George Bancroft was almost
instantly killed while going down II
steep fight of steps at a MIR. Good.
ale's house with q basket of clothes
on her head, by falling and striking
head first upon n stick of wood.
Tho Orleans County Musical
Association Withhold q convention
at Barton, commencing Tuesday,
Jan. 9th, and closing Friday evening
Jan. Sth, with concerts Thursday
and Friday evenings. Prof. l.. o.
Emerson has been engaged as di.
rector, and Mr.. j. p. Cobb of Bos-
ton, as pianist and comic soloist.
The next meeting of the Yer
mont Dairymen's Association will
he held at Montpelier, January, 18th.
Goth and 2lst. The main feature of
the Association is to bring together
socially the farmers from the more
remote portions Of this State, and
of other States, that they may com.
pare experiences Of the methods of
each, and get q more exact and ex.
tended knowledge of their own spe-
cific business, exchange friendly
&c.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Unitarian Society at Ian
caster has given a call to Rev. j. L..
Seward. 1t is understood that he
has accepted.
Two of the boys confined in the
State Reform School In Manchester,
undertook to burn the buildings on
Saturday night, by setting several
beds on fire in the dormitory, where
the inmates are accustomed to sleep.
The fire was discovered in time to
prevent a great disaster, and the in
cendlaries were put in close quar-
tiers.
THE late Miss Mary p. Marston
of LacOnia willed the sum of two
hundred dollars to the No. Church,
for the purchase of clock three
hundred to the Baptist church in
Brentwood, where her parents and
grandparents had worshipped; and
at her executors death a legacy to
the Cong. Publishing House, Bos-
ton, to be used for the benefit of
aged and INDECENT clergymen.
On Tuesday evening of last
week large number of the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Taylor,
of Lake Village, called at their resi-
dence on Main Street, and gave them
a ''surprise." The occasion was the
18th anniversary of their wedding
day. Many rich gifts were present
ed and most pleasant evening
spent. Mr.. Taylor is the obliging
railroad clerk, express and telegraph
agent at Lake Village station.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

WEST FAIRLEE. In District No.
6. Summer and Fall terms of twen-
ty weeks school, taught by Miss
Abbie f. Underwood, BERTHE E.
Slack aged seven years, and Arthur
w. DeGoosh aged five years, living
nearly one mile from the school
house, have attended both terms
and neither have an absent or a
tarly mark in the register. Car
los ID. Slack, aged six years. was
absent only one day and had no
taydy marks.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

QUITE u number of subscribers
to the OPINION residing in Brad
ford and vicinity have had an open
account with the former publishers
of the paper, Wishing to know
lust how we stand with all our pat
rons on the first of January next,
we earnestly request all persons who
have charges against the office,
which were to DO allowed on ners.
paper account to bring them in for
adjustment. All who do not do so
before January /, 1875. must expect
to receive bill of their indebted
ness to the Office.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

THETFoRD CENTRE. Messrs. W.
J. & e. M. Lovejoy whose straw
board mill was burned in June,
have leased Orcutt's straw board
mill at Northfield, of which they
take possession January LIST. They
are known by Boston and New
York Wholesale dealers as the best
straw board nakersin New England.
A reputation which they have hon
estly earned.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

EAST hAvERHlLL. A dramatic
entertainment will ,aks place in the
church, on Wed esday and Thurs
day evenings Of next week. A
good bill is offer ed. The East Ha-
yerhill COrnet Band will furnish
the music.
kid gloves speciality Mrs.
G. s, Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
ALPHABETICALLY the best sustained |
cork Of the kind in the WOrld.'
Aarper' 81. Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Of the Press.
The ever increasing circulation of this OK
cellcnt monthly proves its continued u,lapta.
tion to popular desires aud needs. Indeed,
when we think into how many homes IL pene-
trates every month. we must consider II as
one of the educators ~ well as entertainers
Of the public mind. for its vast popularity has
been won by no appeal to stupid prejudice or
dcpraved taste.-Bosion Globe.
Tn character which this Maga-ine posses.
SEES for variety, enterprise artistic wealth,
and literary culture that has kept with. il il
has not led he time should cause its con.
durtOrs to regard it with justifablc compla.
cency. II also entities them to u great CLAIM,
upon the public gratitude. The Magasine has
done good aud not evil all the days of its life.
-Brookiyn Eagle.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

Ladies you will find a fine az,
sortment of Jackets, socks, nubias.
hoods, scarfs, boas, and all kinds of
worsted goods sold very cheap at
Mrs. G. s. Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

New style stationery received
this day at the OPINION Stationery
Store. Look at it.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
TRAINS.

GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train =. l033A NJ, Mail train, BIG PM
Mixed train 3. 10 Pm Mixed train S,5SA. Al
Way Freight il,50A. VI. Way Frgt. i0.iOA
Under the new regulations persons can rid
on freight trains provided tickets are pir
chased ut stations,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

Another new lot of neckties at
Mrs. G. S. Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

"A number of sparrows have
made their appearance in Concord.
They probably went there from Bos-
ton in a grain car. 1t is supposed
they were feeding in the Lowell
Railroad yard, and getting into the
car, were carried away, a portion of
them leaving the car at Concord
and the others going on to st. AL
bans, vt. .4...t,a.s.A
Cloak and dress trimmings in
all the latest styles at Mrs. G. s.
Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
Bradford, VT, Dec. ~, 1874.
LOCAL MI TIERS
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE, Dun.
Southern Mail. ....l0.l5 a. M..... Pm.
Northern Mnil...... go =. M....ll PM.
Western Mail...... 3. =. Milo A. NJ.
Office bolrs from 7.3O 4. ". to $50 T.. N. Sun
4 avs from IL 30 to | PM.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

ness to the Office.
-
Not a success-the attempt to
drive Dockhan e. Co. out Of town.
More of the j. a. Hardy per
sonal property will be sold by auc-
ton at bis late residence, Oh Satur-
day afternoon.
MIR. j. NJ. Warden has been in
Boston this week and bought very
largely of holiday goods, which he
will sell at prices within the reach
of all.
&. L. Boothby, NJ. d., recently
of Fairlee, has located at Diamond
Bluff, Wisconsin, where he will soon
work into u good practice, if Il
thorough knowledge of his Drofes.
sion and an earnest attention to
business will win it.
The sleighing in the village is
excellent and we have been waiting
patiently for Howe or Peters to come
round and take us to ride, but
they havn't "shown up" However,
we forgive them, as they have beau
busy and have probably unintention-
ally overlooked US!
We know our friend Day, the
druggist, don't want people to be
sick so that they can patronize him,
but if in need of medicines or fancy
goods of any kind they had better
give him a call, as he has new
stock Of drugs, etc.
The History of Bradford, vt.
il now in the hands Of j. d. Clark
g. Son, Montpelier, as publishers,
with agreement that an edition of
1000 volumes, we'll printed and
bound, shall he delivered to the
author, by the 18th of February
next.
MIR. j. W. Stevens, of East
Corinth started one of his thorough
bred bucks by express for Denver,
Colorado, last week. The express
hill will amount to about $40. Mr..
Stevens offers for sale 80 thorough.
bred ewes, his flock being larger
than he wishes to winter.
DR.. o. II. Stevens purchased, at
the sale of the personal property OF
the late j. A. Hardy, the toughest
thing in the shape of watch i'm
aginable. On securing it up, how.
ever, he found it to be an old style
copper case English cap watch, and
after perseveringly digging through
Al eighth Of an inch of verdigrease
and dirt he found engraved on the
inside tho case the words "May
Flower, Dec. %, 1920, .. S." Wheth-
er this watch came over in the May
Flower. or the May Flower in the
watch (for it is Il large one) we do
not say; but the watch without
doubt is an ''Old settler"
The first of a course of select as.
sembhcs took place at Sheperdson's
Hall, Wednesday evening. 1t was
fnl]y attended and under the excel
lent management of the efficient
committee of arrangements proved
A ye.~y pleasant and enjoyable occa.
sion. We believe that if there
were m ore opportunities for the
young pee. ple to meet together So
cially in our villages, there would
not be as mach complaint that as
soon as the boys get old enough to
take care of them selves. they 'eave
the farms and shops in small vii
lagos and crowd Into the cities.
The suspicious opening of the as
sembly Wednesday evening, indi. !
Gates that other, no less pleasant
gatherings will be held.
Remember that you can buy
envelopes at the OPINION Station I
cry Store with business card print
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

MUNRoE. Mr.. l.. Hastings has
closed his house, and with his fami.
ly, has gone to Iowa to spend the
winter with his daughter.
Our village school common ced on
Tuesday of last week. under the
charge of Miss Lizzie Stearns, with
80 scholars. We congratulate our
committee on being so fortunate as
to secure the services Of this we'll
known and reliable teacher.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12

DR.. Boschee's German Syrup.-
Cough no more! How much JOY
there is in every household to know
that they can at last procure RENE
dy for any case of coughs, severe
colds settled on the breast, Con.
sumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs, that is certain
to cure. 1t is satisfaction to know
that person is safe from the dam
gers of these diseases-all you need
do, is TO go to your Druggist and
get bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup; two or three doses will re.
lieve you at once. If you doubt
what we say in print get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a
regular size for IS cents. 2Sn3.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-12
X ISL e US
MARBLE WORKS
|. E. RISlEY g. SON
rIERMoNT,lN. II.
"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction. Hr
Aarper'''s B Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATE

Noiires Of the Press.
The Ba=nr il edited with u contribution of
tact and talent that wo seldom find In any
journal; and the journal itself is tho organ
of the great world If INSTRUMENTATION Tyarei.
Ter.
The Ba=ar cominends itself to every men,
her of the h0usehold--to the children bv drOl
and pretty pictures, to the young ladies' by
its fashion plates in endless variety. to tho
providrnt matron by It's patterns for the
children's clothes, to patcrfdmiiias by its
tasteful designs for embroidered slippers and
luxurious dressing gowns. But the reading
matter of the Ba-ar is uniformly of great ex.
ccllcnce. The paper has acquired n wide pop
ularity Tor the iirnsido emf ment 1t Affords
". r. Erening Post
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07
9ft 9salsrs.

&C pounds daily, 40 cents each delivery; 100
pounds daily, 20 each delivery; 600 pounds and up
wards, at sl2 per ton.
Being solicited by number of the most promi-
nent citizens Of Wilmington. we have concluded to
es'sblls In this community the above company, and
will be III inkful for the patronae OF all who wish
to buy the best article from 80 to 40 per cent below
The present prices.
aug1-1m j. Il. CONROW SON.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07


AN ACT to repeal so much OF the act approved NAV
eight, eighteen hundred and seventy two entitled
IAN act making app opratons for the Legislative,
executive, and judicial expenses of the Govern
ment for the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and seventy tn ee, and for other pur-
poses," as provides for the employment of per-
sons to assist the proper onioels OF the Govern
ment In discovering an collecting moneys with
held and for other purposes.
be enacted by The Senate and House Of representa-
tires o. TIE United States AnieTica IN Congress as
se0bled, That so much OF the act entitled An acf
making appropriations for the legislative, executive,
aud Judicial expenses OF the Government for the
year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-thtee, and for other purposes" approved
May eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy two, as
provides for the employment by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, OF not more than three persons TO assist
the proper Officers OF the Government In discover
ing and collecting any money belonging to the
United States when the same shall be withheld by
any person or corporation be, and the same IA
hereby, repealed: and the Secreta Y Of the Treasu-
ry ia hereby directed to revoke and annul all con-
tacts for the collection of such taxes made under
and by authority OF said act
Sec That the Court of Claims shall have no au-
thorlty to consider or decide upon any ella ms for
damages by reason of the dlscontlnuance OF the
cont acts aforesaid, or for any profits per cent
ages under them.
Approved, June 22, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07

court VINO shall have and exercise all the duties OF
commissioners of the circuit courts Of the I-nlted
STATES, and take Acknowledgements of bail and in
aoultoni they shall have the same authotty as ex-
aiming and committing magistrates In all cases
arising under the laws of said Territory as is now
possessed by justices Of the peace in said Territory
SEC That the act of the territorial legislature OF
marshals and attorneys" approved March third.
elphteen hundred and fftytwo and all laws of said
act, are hereby dlsapproved. The act OF Congress-
Of the United States entitled An act to regulate
the ices and cos's TO be allowed clerks, marsbals
and attorneys OF the circuit and district courts OF
the United states, and for other purposes approved
bruary twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and nftI :
iree Is extended over and shall apply to the fees of
IKE officers In said TERRITORY OF Utah. But the dis
trict attorney shall not by fees and salary together
receive more than thirty Eve hundred dollars per
year and all fees or moneys received by him above
said amount shall be paid into the Treasury of The
United States
Approved. June a. 1874
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07
GENERAL NAIuRE-No. 9s.l


AN ACT to protect persons Of foreign birth against
forcb constraint or involuntary servitude.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tfUts of TIC United States Of ABeria IN Cong as
seaibld That whoever shall knowingly ana wiliully
bring into the United states, or The Territories
thereof, any person inveged or forcibly kidnapped
In any other count y, with intent TO hold suoh per-
sons lnvtiged or Kidnapped In confinement or to
any involuntary SERVICE and whoever shall Know
ing and wilfnly sci or cause to be sod, into any
condition OF involuntary servitude. any other per-
son for term whatever, and every person who
vice any person sold or bought, shall he deemed
guilty of felony, and, on conviction thereof, he I'M
plisoned for a te IN not exceeding five years and pay
a fine not exceeding 1--WE thousand dollars.
SEC2 Tina every person who shall he accessory
to any OF the nnies hurein declared, either before
or after the fact, shall be deem guilty OF felony
and on conviction thereof be imprisoned for term
not exceed ng i've years and pay fine not eXcead-
Ing one thousand dollars.
Approved, jun 90, 1874.