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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12
December, l5, 1864.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.
the undersigned administrator of the estate of ABRA
HAM VALLERSCHAMP, decd, late of Orwell twp,
will sell the premises, at public sale, WEDNES
DAY JANUARY %, 1865, at l o'clock p. m, the fol
lowing lot, piece or parcel of land situated in Orwell
tp., and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
stake and stones the highway, said highway leading
by and from Van Fleet and Beechers mill through Pot
terville thence south sO30 west by lands of B. G.
Chaffee and B. Lyon, l20 pr. to maple thence north
$50 east by lands OF c. r. Darling, III pr TO stake
and the south side of the highway said high
way leading to Warren tp.; thence north $40 west
iiO pr stake and stones the north side OF said
highway thence north 2so east by lands OF c. r. Oar
ling 40 pr thence north l440 east by lands of c. r.
highway leading from Windham to Potteryille thence
south so east along the centre OF said highway 10 $40
pr. II. Darling line thence south GO west by said
line 6 pr to stake and stones the southwest corner
of H. Darlings lot thence north $50 east by south
line said Darling 81 2l0 pr. to stake and stones,
southeast of said lot thence north 73 west by
east line Of said lot so $40 pr to stake and stones,
the northeast of said lot thence north 26o east
by the east side of the pond 80 pr; thence north Az
east 10 pr thence nortn 90 east IS pr thence north
10 east pr thence north To- east II pr 10 the south
west corner OF R. & C. Humphreys land thence south
so east along said Humphreys south line IL pr. 10
stake and stones line of Zery Cooks land thence
sonth $50 east by said Cook land 1874 pr stake and
stones the west side of creek thence south To- east
56 pr stake and stones on the north side OF high
way said highway leading to Warren tp. thence south
766 east along the centre Of said highway Is pr to the
centre of the Potterve highway thence south l65'
east along centrk Of said highway SO pr to the north
east corner of Van Fleet Beechers mill lot thence
south SO west by dam and pond the north side of
said lot l65 pr to stake and stones the northwest corn
er of mill lot thence south 80 east along west line
mill lot IL pr to stake and stones the southwest corr
er of mill lot thence north S0lo east along south lin,
of mill lot l6 pr to a stake and stones centre OF Pot,
terve highway thence south 80 east along centre oil
said highway pr TO place of beginning Containing
9S acres more or less reservng all rights and privileges
heretofore granted to J o. Frost and A, g. Matthews
75 acres improved, framed house, framed barns ana
fruit trees thereon.
TERMs-sl5O to be paid on property being struck
down one fourth OF balance confirmation of sale, and
the balance in five annual nstalments with interest
nually. EASIBURN WOkhHElSEk,
Dec. 10, 1864 Administrator.
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VI TVt
Troops sent into the service of the United
states since the commencement of the re-
oelllon, including the ninety days militia
IN the Department of the Monongahela and
>usquehanna III 1868:
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1 ~ the plan adopted by the War Depart
\ ,t O would probably not be entitled to the
HI;nr "t nrovided by our own laws for the fam
! j" x volunteers. | have enquired of Gen
Y Y : Hancock whether the proposed corps
=, farm part of the regular army, or OF
4 rolnnteer force, and if the latter, under
Y - act of Congress it is to be raised. He
'' rnfnrred that communication to the
T. nonartment, from which | have as yet
lived no answer to 1t.
The S following letters have passed be-
inn ,,n General Hancock and myself on the
! srbiect: ,- ,,,,r. Exro,,rrvv cv,unvn
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Dec 90, 1864.
,,.rp.1 . received your letter at the moment
II, 5enarture for Philadelphia on Monday last.
4 .tlirned this morning, and hasten TO reply Hav-
~, knowledge of the organization of the corps
ave 10 command than what appears in the
,,,ers a., and orders will be obliged if you will
I me if it is to be regarded as part of the reg
my of the United States, or as part of the
il,+a4r service If it is part of the army of the
;.5 States / certainly have no connection with
- Governor of the State. If it is organized as
,Inuteers, be pleased to inform me under what
!. - Congress l need not say, General, that |
IN he most happy to do all in my powerperson-
T.. and officially to raise force to be commanded
| ron Can we not raise you two or three regi-
:ts in Pennsylvania, in the usual manner and
,,yfing to the act of Congress, for your corps
,onrse would consult you in the selection of
,.rs, and only commission where you approved
pannot understand the Importance of my asking
narsops be sent to Pennsylvania to induce
,'rns TO 90 to the District of Columbia to enlist
,aIt,inlv will do nothing to embarrass the plan
messed We have benefits, by general and spec
i.gslation in Pennsylvania, which attach to the
mteer and his family. While 1 will do nothing
liter the veterans of the State from entering
'ur corps, hesitate to connect myself with
de of enlistment which may deprive them of
'cb benefits, unless it is my duty under the law.
'm General very respectfully, your obedient
rvant, a. u. CohllN'
Major General WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
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MARSHALL FRINK
ELIJAH 4 RACKUS
\ Observation-Disclosures,

T IST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
Il drawn as Grand Jurors for February Term and
Sessions for A. d. 1865
Burlington twp., John Lane do, west John Ballard
Shepard Ballard Canton. Leonard Lewis Franklin, F
Farchild Leroy, C Hosgland Overton, Orlando
Haverly Orwell. Isaac Lyon Ridgbury, Geo NJ Man
derville Rome, E. NJ. HE; Syvania boro', Furman;
Springfield A Cranmer Sheshequin, D Shores !;
Towanda boro', + NJ Parsons; Geo. Cole, F Overton
do. twp. Samuel Dimmock Ulster, VIM. Gilmore :
Warren, E. F Pendleton, J. W. Murphey Wyalusing,
Joseph Gaylord. J. E. Camp Wysox D. Williams. ir !;
WilmOt, Olney Homet.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIBsT WEEK.
Albany, David kellogg, Isaac Wilcox, R. S. Sabln !;
Athens boro., Josiah Hull Asylum, o. d. Chamberlin,
Daniel Cook Burlington West, B. Ross, Chas Bloom
Burlington boro. Martin Long Columbia Samuel Jack
lin Canton boIo }. r. Seems, Abner Doty Canton,
twp Levi Lester Franklin, Leonard Morse Gran
vile, j. McClelland Leroy, Volney Landon Litch-
ock Orwell, c. r. Darling, Wm Morgan Pike 0. G.
Canfed Ridgbury, Moses Herman, Matthew Hill, r.
Rome boro, o. Hickey Smithfeld, Alvin Seward W. S.
Vinceut Springfield Schuyler Gates VIM Cooper; She
shequin, Alphrozo Billings South Creek David Dun.
ming Standing Stone, Geo. Wood Towanda twp, g.
Manley TOwanda North, VIM. DIETRICH Troy twp,
Charles Runyon ; TuscarOra, jackson Cogswe Il Troy
boro. Joseph Jeroloman Terry, NJ J. Tyrrel!. John
Dodge Wells, Whiting Clifford d. b. Friese. A. W.
Knapp Wysox, James Kinsman, A. A. Bishop Wy.
alusimg Harrison Detrick Warren Miles Prince
Windham James johnson,
TRAVERSE JURoRS-SECOND WEEK
Armenia, John Morgan Albany, j. s. Campbell
Warren Ayres, W. Watman j. Cole Athens twp,
Stephen Dodd /; Columbia, John Gustin Canton, Mer
Luther Van Horn Litchfeld, Henry cooper Leroy
Hiram Stone Monroe twp. VIM J. Mason, J. Blackman;
Monroe boro, A. Mqllan Orwell, Myron Beecher ;
Ridgbury, l.. Gardner, L. Chamberlin Springfield, c.
S. Burt Denis Bailey. L. l.. Beach Standing Stone A
Taylor South Creek, Daniel Livngs Sheshequin, W
Snyder A; Towanda boro., Nathan Tidd L. c. Nelson
Troy twp, Delos Helrick Windham, John Warner, J
l.. Madden Wyalusing, Ezra Allen.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-h1 the matter Of
N of the estate of w. F. McKean deceased. In
the Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The Undersigned an auditor appointed by said court
to distribute funds in the hands of the administrators
of said estate will attend to the duties at his Office in
the borough of Towanda, on Saturday the 2Sh day
of January 1861 at o'clock, p. m, and all persons
having claims upon said funds must present them,
else be forever debarred from the
Dec. q, 1864. w. T DAVIES, Auditor.
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EXECUTORS s NOTICE

EXECUTORS S NOTICE - NOTI G E
II is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tateof S. LATHR0P, late of Orwell, Pa. decd are
requested to make immediate payment and those having
demands eganst said estate will present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
MARSHALL FRINK,
ELIJAH J. BACKUS,
Dec. S, 1864 Executors
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IN is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate of BULkLEY TRACY, late of Smiihfeld twp,
Decd are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having demands against said estate will please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement.
BATHSHEBA TRACEY,
December L. 1864. Administrator.
\ DEMONSTRATORS OR'SNOTICE.-Lette
of administration OF the goods, chattes, &c. of
JEHIAL MCKEAN. late of Burlington twp, deceased,
have been issued to the subscriber. All persons ndebt
ed to said estate requested to make payment and all
persons having demands gainst the notified to
present the same for settlement to the subscriber
JOHN A. CODDING,
Dec. 30, 1864. Admir-.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of
" an order issued out of the Orphan Court of Brad
ford county the undersigned administrator of the estate
of JOHN H. HILL, decd, late Of Orwell twp.,w sell
on the premsis at public sale, SATURDAY, Febru-
ary A, 1865 at clock p. IN. the following lot, piece
or parcel OF land situated in Orwell twp, bounded
follows, to wit
Beginning at stake and stones the corner of Henry
W. Hines in the highway in the line of E. w. 0lds,
thence ty said Hines and H. p. Tayors line north 60
west l44 per- to the warrantee line thence by the
rantee line north l7o east 50 per- TO stake and
tie corner of John W. Hill ; thence by said John W
Hills in the highway; thence by the said highway south
22o west 50 per. to the place of beginning Containing
40 acres be the same loss, about 50 Of
which is improved, small framed house, small framed
barn and two small orchards thereon.
TERMS.-$50 to be paid the day of sale, one half
the balance confirmation of sale, and the balance in
one year thereafter, with interest.
JOHN W. HILL,
SAMUEL CASS,
Dec 27 1864 Administrators.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-m the matter Of
IN Uriah Hunt, Francis Hoskins and IPHiam n.
Winder trustees &C.. Us. Thos. II. Uiermdn et ei.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County No.
523 Dec. T., 1859.
The undersigned auditor appointed to distribute the
proceeds of the Sheris Sale of defendants real
will attend to the duties OF his appointment at the office
in the Boro' of Towanda, on Friday the 9th day of
January. 1865, at o'clock p. m. and all persons
having claims upon the funds must present them, or
else be forever declared from the same
CD. MONTANYE,
Dec. 81, 1864, Auditor.
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REPORT OF FIRST NA


l. N. N Belts Jr Cashier Of the First National Bank
of Towanda do s0lemnly swear that the above state
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
n. n. BELTS. Jr.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 4th day OF Jan
uary, 1865. JOHN W. MlA,
Notary Puhic.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Ho The matter Of
II of the estate of Richard X. Beckrcith, deceased
In the Orphans Conrt Of Bradford County.
The undersigned. auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court distribute funds remaining in the hands
of the Administrator of said deceased arising from the
sale of real and personal estate will attend to the du
ties of his appointment at the office of Morrow Peet
in the borough Of Towanda, Friday. the 9th day of
January 1865 at o'clock, p m, and all persons hav-
ing claims upon said monevs must present them else
be forever debaned from the same,
Dec. 81 1864. p. ID. MORROW, Auditor.
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EOR SALE.-The undersigned wishes tC
l. sell two good Horses. ,,r,,>,c
Towanda tp., Dec. 10, 1864. HAhhlEA MEANo'
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-Notice is here
IL by given, that all persons indebted to the
estate oiEbenezer Horton late of Albany, township,
deceased, hereby requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement.
EDWARD HORTON,
HIRAM HORTON,
Dec. l3, 1854 Executors
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is here
Ia by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
Sewell S. Lathrop late of Orwell Township, deceased
are requested to make immediate payment and those
having demands against said estate will please present
duly authenticated for settlement.
WARREN BAGLEY,
JOHN w. GRIFFIN,
Dec l3 1864 Executors.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate OF ABRAHAM VALLERSCHAMP late of Orwellt tip.
decd are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate must present them
duly authenticated for settlement
EASTBURN W0RkHElZER,
Dec 27 1894 Administrator.
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Dec. l3, 1864.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-m The matter of
n the estate of Lyman BiasesIee, late Of Pike tcp.,
deceased. Ehnira Bakesee, ,,cidotc Gad ADMINISTRATIVE
The undersi igned, an Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans Court of Bradford County, dispose of excep
tons to the appraisement and valuation OF property to
the sld widow and administrative, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in the borough
Towanda, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY A.
D. 1865 at 10 O'Clock. m., when and where all per-
sons interested are reqnired to attend
w. a. PECK,
Dec. 8, 1864. Auditor
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Towanda, May, Is, 1864.
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JdH. I, I5b0'
a5- NJ E. Solomon requests those indebted TO him to
call and settle. He is desrous of closing all accounts
by the lst day of March next as after that time all un-
settled matters will be placed in the hands of officer
for collection
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

fuse 10 lend her aid in work Of eminenty humane
and phlanhropic nature, aud so well calculated 10
ties exist between the German and the
American nations After mature dehberaton and
address by Mr. Brooks in which he drew a picture
of the condition or freedmen and OF the Efforts that
are making to improve it, il was resolved 70 form com
mte of eight with power TO add to their number who
take measures for laying the matter before the
German public. An app'al viii be issued explaining
the objects OF the 0aton and calling upon all those
who sympatlze with them To participate in the good
work aud 10 assist il with their contributions Among
the members of the committee Mr. Mendessohn
lbankerl Professor Dove the eminent meteoroogst
Hon. Theodore 8 Fay, DIR. Abbott &c. NJ. Loewe, mem
Der Of the Prussan House OF Representatives, VINO
proposed the vote of coincidence To the American
nation on the death OF President Lincoln, will also
be invited Join it, Professor Neumann the historian
OF the United States, prevented from attending the
meeting by journey Vienna, which he has under
taken the purpose Of examining the archives Of that
city Ia future communication hope TO give furher
particulars the proceedings Of the association which,
il properly managed hardly fail to lead to beneficial
results. II is promoted to the utmost OF his ability by
the United States Minister though he is debared by his
Official capacity from taking an active part In us organ-
cation
historian In Germany In the person OF Captain sander
OF the Prussian artillery. who has just published
"History OF the Four Years Civil War in the United
States, which is favorably received by the German
press 1t says the reviewer of the V0ssische Zeunq
the first complete tabeau Of the gigantic events OF this
war; arranged in chronological order with all It's nstruc
tive details and colossal combinations from the first out
break OF hostities to the assassination OF PRESIDENT
Lincoln and the final triumph Of the North which secured
the reconstruction OF the Union and the abolition OF
slavery The author describes with scientific precision
the extensive operations the strategica marches battles
and seges Of the beligerent parties in the wide
stretched territory Of the American continent as well as
on the waters that surround and ntersect it. and gives
interesting sketches of the principal actors In these
wonderful In compiling his history he has not
only studied the printed materials the whole mass OF
documents referring the special events of the war; but
has Cleaned many incidents from private
and relations which enhance the interest OF the
work and guarantee its authenticity The book is very
elegantly got up illustrated with MAPS plans, &C, and
will no doubt be eagerly devoured by the press
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
Jersey city News.

l~oupsT~-JWg tuy AuruosrrIEs CENsrksn --'ofnhey
Avery Of Hoboken, concluded inquest yesterday on
the body Of Owen Garland, who was found drowned on
Friday morning the creek which new bridge "
being constructed tho head Of Prospec, street. within
the limits OF Jersey City appears tbst deceased was
in the employ of the Erie Railway Company and, on
his way home 10 Hoboken on Thursday evening, fell
into the creek in consequence Of tho bridge, which 10
h, nar,iaI,y completed being LEFT In unsafe cond
,,on The bridge being constructed by days work BY
The authorities Of Jersey City The Jury In their verdc,
cenured the authorities for negecng TO cause proper
raautlops 10 be taken guard against accidents during
he nights Deceased thirtytwo years Of and
leaves wfe Ia health and destitute circumstance
and ono child
AHassr or AZ ALLEGED PICKrocnyr--A young English
man named Richard o Bren arrested as the jersey
CITY ferry depot, Saturday night by detective L.
McwIlIams charged with attempting 10 pick pockets on
The ferryboat; alpo with having conducted bmsclf IN
n very dsordsrly manner among the passengers ~"
was held for examination.
suSpAY BALL Yesterday fterpoon party o1
well dressed young men, from sixteen TO eighteen years
OF age came over from Now York and engaged IN game
OF base ball the meadows north Of the Ere NahWsv
track Some detective oeicers made decent upon sne
crowd and succeeded In sestRg three o. them ana cap
turing two coats belonging 10 parties tnss ssc.ps.
the corner Of South Eighth and Prcspeos Mseets I'VE
others were arrested who we're engages pisyue .sn
The pvisoner we're copmitssa ~ ~sS'ssS ""
SAssSo
-
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

HoLnEs' HoLk, Nov IL, 1865
Brig Clara Brown, Of Freeport, Captain Brown, from
Rondout for Boston, with coal, struck a rock Friday
evening, on Rob'nsons Hole and prevent sinking
run ashore at Lambcrts Cove, at nine O'Clock y. N
where she lies in easy position and sll Of
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1856.
Bark speedwe, from Matanzas for Boston, put here
Ieaky She lost sails, &C, in the gale OF the 18th inst
and was ,owcd from by the cutter Seward
FoRrRrss MosRos, Nov. IL, 1867
Steamers WIN. p Clyde, from Wilmington for New
York. and Moneka from Charleston for New York, both
short Of coal arrived here to-day The captain Of the
Moneka reports unknown steamer anchored near the
beach, seventy miles out, abandoned she has bask
hulland white warehouses; Being short of coal could
uot Tow her
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

Providence, II. l., Nov. IL, 1855.
The Tunisian Embassy and suite, with Consul Perry,
arrived here this morning by steamer from New York,
and took at the City Hotel During tile day they
received courteous attentions from Mayor Doyle and
President Jones' Of the Board Of Alderman This after
noon they rode about the city stopping at the Reform
School to witness the sabbath exercises OF the inmates
Tomorrow they will visit this University, the Athcneum
and several Of the large manufacturing establishments
and be entertained in the evening at the Mayors resi-
dence. II is expected that they will remain IN This
vicinity until Friday.
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
vIR GINIA.
The Vote or the New York Soldiers I'm
Virginia.


OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE
RICHMOND Va, Nov. 7-Evening.
There are five New York regiments at present IN this
department-the Twentieth New York State Militia or
Eghtieth Volunteers doing guard duty in Richmond; !;
the Forty hrst New York Volunteers stationed NJ Amelia
Court House, the Ninety sixth New York. at Fredercks
burg; the One Hundred and Third at Amelia Court
House and the Fourth Provisional cavalry formerly the
old First New York Mounted Rifles City Point; one or
two batalions of the latter command being upon the
march to-day. The vote of the Twentieth New York to-
day has been we'll nigh unanimously democratic, and
whollsSo for General Marscna Rudolphus Patrick the
democratic candidate for State Treasurer II Is thought
by Brevet Brigader General Sumner, command
ing the Fourth Provisional cavalry, that owing
10 the disconnected condition OF his regi-
ment-one battalion being at City Point and
two upon the march--lte voting will be done,
though the electors therein been heretofore known
IN army elections democrats In the Fortyhrst One
Hundred and Third and Ninety-sxth New York regi-
ments decidedly republican majortes will be returned.
The Twentieth New York ia about six hundred strong,
while the New York cavalry detachment at City Point
number four hundred men, The remaining commands
are comparatively mall, the One Hundred and Third
New York having two hundred officers and men, the
Forty rst two hundred officers and men, and the Ninety
sixth New York seven hundred and ninety officers aud
men,
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
New Jersey Election.
orprcIAr. yoTr oy uunsos cous

OFFICIAL VOTE oF HUDSON COUNTY.
Tho Board Of cauvsssers o. Hudson county completed
the canvass Of the various wards and townships on Sat
urday afternoon General Runyons majority for Cover
nor over Mr. Ward In 123 g II. winheld's tdem. ]
majority Mathew Armstrong for state Senator, Is
~. Jacob herseles Nep.) majority over Mr. M'dmer,
for Sheriff N ~. Geo y Avery ldem.b Martin Hany
tas,n.l and Adoph k,rssen ,rsp ~r~ she scnce'sfrl
Qapd,datoe leg verQneR
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
North Csrolina Elecsior.

HLFl0H, Nov. II, lttJ.
Turner member or the robeIn Congress is elected 70
Congress in the Raleigh district
Clark, Who cannot take the oath, IL elected IN the
Newborn district over Lehman, who can take - The
other districts have not been heard from
Governor Holden has received telegram from sccrc.
tary Seward, 70 exercise shs fancuons Of Provisional
eUws3 AslQ sleEylx srssxel y rs IrsssssA
The New York herald., 1865-11-13
Wanting sc Punish the Telegraph Com.
pamy.

II FVHf tHV UUHNT6W NHZFVNrt NUV
We think 10 well direct the attention OF the Cana
dian government TO series Of infammatory teleprarns
about Feuiansm and the feelings of the Canadians there
10, which from time 10 time appear in the New York
papers, and particularly the mornings OF departure Of
the steamers for Europe. These teegrams are dated
Montreal Compsny's line, but by new ono called the
provincial which Is private enterprise, not char.
tered company not hs ueying Of ndous AVID irH1rs.
y~aory infor~oon utterly Jolss IN u but aM Of
ratvye b i~vis i'eite yerica Joroy, offence wtsa
As~id As pesasshsd9
The New York herald., 1865-11-13

F.rHvR Porsr, Nov. l2-sPM.
There s nothing o. the steamer Belgian, from Liver
pool I'd, via Londonderry ID inst Tho weather cold,
and i is showing