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A Legislative Outrage.
The Voters Of the Counties of Bedford,
Fulton and Somerset Defrauded of Their
Legally Elected Representatives in the
State Legislatnra

At the election held on the second Tuesday
of October last, Il. f. Meyers, of Bedford coun-
ty, and Hiram Findlay, of Somerset were chos-
en- by majority of the legal voters Of the Rep
resentative district composed of the counties of
Bedford, Fulton and Somerset. to represent that
district in the State Legislature The vote of
the district for the several candidates for Rep
@rescntatives, as returned to the Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, by two of
the three district return Judges, stands 40 fol-
lows:
b, +. Meyers Dem.) 4,7o5
H. Findlay (Dem.) 4,s65
D. B. Armstrong (Ab.t 4,724
NJ. A Ross (Ab) 4,G54
Notwithstanding the indisputable evidence
Of the election Of Messrs. Findlay and Meyers,
contained in this return, the Abolition Clerk
of the House on Tuesday placed upon the roll
the names Of Messrs. Ross and Armstrong,
who according to the certificate of the return
judges, had received but minority of the votes
cast in the district. In order TO enable the
Clerk TO do this with some grace, resolution
was offered by Mr. Brown, of Warran. (AboIi-
tionist,) instructing the Clerk ''to place upon
the roll the names of the persons who opoear.
from the papers in his possession, to have re-
ceived a majority of the votes of the district
This resolution, after being slightly modified,
was passed by strict party vote the Abo,i-
tionists voting in the affirmative and the Dem.
ocrats in the Negative. THUS The Abolition ma
jor1ty deliberately instructed the Clerk to disregard
Tie only legal return before him, (at of majority
Of The retnrn judges) and tobase his acton upon the
statement of PAPER sent TO tie 1cecreto,Y of the
Commonwealth By a single return j,sdqe!
We call the attention of the peopIe of all
parties to this high-handed outrage upon the
rights Of the people of Bedford, Fulton and
Somerset In defiance Of parliamentary usage.
IN despite of law and fact, in contravention Of
the pialnest dictates of justice, the greedy spoil
gatherers which now infest our halls of lerisIa-
ton, IN order TO get a little irmer hold upon
the pockets OF the people, placed upon the roll
of tha House the names of two men. who &C.
cordlng to the return, had not received ma
Jorlty OF the votes of the district. Can such
bold, nnbushing usurpation be practiced. unre-
buked, IN the legislative halls of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania Are they so blinded
and oesott'd 10y partisan malignity and selfish
interest as to have lost every spark of manI-
ness and independence When honor, which is
SAID to exist even among thieves. has deserted
entirely the arena of legislation; when ''the
cohesive power OF public plunder" controls ard
makes snbseryient To it every other interest, il
IS 40 longer worth while TO seek for the pres
ence OF justice truth and right. We feel sure
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Pennsylvania Legislature.
Harrisburg, january 5, 1865


HARRISBURG, Jan, 8.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at 2 o'clock
p NJ The credentials of new members were
received.
The Democratic members, through Mr.. Cly-
mer, presented protest against being sworn
into office by the Speaker I'M. Turre!l), until
he (the Spesker) had been first reelected to Of
flee for 1865.
The members elect were then sworn, and w.
J. Turreii was elected Speaker.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
, The House was called to order at IL o'clock
NJ, by Chief Clerk Benedict.
The Secretary Of the Comm onwealth presen-
ted the election returns of the members, which
were read.
The Clerk announced that there were two
sets of certificates from the district composed
of the counties of Somerset, Bedford and Full
ton, lone set was Signed by one return judge,
and The other set by two return judges.)
The Clerk asked the House TO instruct him
what course TO pursue ,eserying at the same
time the right which he held as master of rolls
to accept the certificate which he believed TO
be legal In the case of Sheriff Ewing OF
Philadelphia, tho court held that the return
judges had no power to make bat one set of cer-
tifcates The Clerk, rather than decide upon
the two sets preferred to refer tOthe Judgment
of the House.
Mr. Brown, of Warren, offered resolution
directing the clerk to enter on The rolls the
DaInes of the two members. who, from the pa
per ia his hands, appear TO have received 'he
AagheSs num5er 0f totes. Iais would have g}v-
en- me seals to the two Republican contestants ]
Mr. Pershing moved to amend by instructing
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@Ayer's American Almanac

eTAyer's American Almanac has now nrr-
vcd and is ready for delivery gratis at the A.
gents to all who call for it. This number con-
tains treatise on Scrofula and its kindred
complaints. which is well worth perusal. 1t
also gives much general medical information,
which Is nsafoL erdA ffsrrt7fy:: trs Computation
of jokes and anecdotes is about the best that
reaches US, and these facts together have given
it circulation which is said to ba the largest
of any one book in the world.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sy virtue of snndry writs of Vendtioni Exponas
and LevsI FacIa. 10 directed, there will be sold
al the toUIt House, in The borough OF Bedford oE
Saturday the ilth day of February, A. D. 1865, at
10 O'Clock, A M, The following real estate, VIZ:
The following described building and lot of ground
oil James Clos-i owner and cont actor viz: cer-
tain frame or plank dwelling house one story a.a
bali high, situate IN the township OF ST. Clair in
the village of Pieassntvie, in The county azores i'd
combining on front - feel aud IN depth sixteen
feet az The lot cuTTiia4e aIpeIlainng taken in
execution as the property of james C,ossin.
ALSO-One tGac' OF lard containing one hundred
sTres more or less, about 80 acres cleared and un-
der frEce, with a story aui half log hotse log
barn thereon erected, situate in West PiovIdencs
10" nship, Bedford county, and taken "A execution
as The property of Frederick Friend
ALS0-0ae iot of ground wi'h a dwelling house
ana Other out buildings thereon erected situate in
The borough OF BedloTG adoin ing lot OF Joha MIL
ier ha eat anu fitt
street, ard taken IN execution as The pron.rt, ~
Martin Miller. -
JOHN ALDSTADT, saeriR
Bedford, January Is, 1864,
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STRAY SHEEP.

Taken MP trespassing the premises OF the sub
scriber, on Green Ridge, Monroe township. some
time in December last, eleven head of SHEEP.
some have both ears cropped, some have one ear
cropped and others no mark at all one of them il
black and one has motfled face. The owner isre.
quested TO prove property, pay charges and take
them away or they will be sold according 10 law.
Jan. 10, 1865. JOSEPH BARNS
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s-7.~ssi
PHILIPS --On the 5th inst, EIss. Anna
Margaret, wife Of Mr. William Philips, and
daushler OF Adam Birahart, deed, If Bedford
township, aged IS years, months and 8 days.
How mysIorons are the ways Of providence,
they are past finding out, for lis pai hs are in
the deep When the aged and infirm anl those
wiio have fully arrivel al the allotted span u
hraan he, are removed by death, We bow
with ri!cek submission 10 'Ie will OF God Or
wi,en he removes the little chiil, WAC, Ike the
opening puI, iasL begins to reveal its beauty aad
spread rs fragrance around, we say, III resigna-
tl2n to lhs Viii, ''Eariy lost, early saved" BuG
when thosc ia the miGat of iiie, aud healih
and usefulness are suddenly cut down, then wo
are sad ana afflicted and enquire, '.Why is it
. Lord !' Mss. Philips WAS suddenly retnov-
cd in the midst Of her days aud FROM lhe midst
of her large ana interesting family. In her
death not only her family, out also har church,
Of which she was pioas and consistent mem
Der for the last seventeen years Of her life, and
her entire community, have been brought to
muurn. Size WAS truly a christian woinan Il
setrned 10 lhUse we'll acq tainted with her, that
/ her whole beart was full of lha: WARM love
iiat nanfests itself III the exercise Of the chris
tian gr!ces. Her many virtues justly entitled
her 10 that higa esieem in which she was held
| by AL. Large was the conconrse of people
! who came, through the incieaent weather, to
pay their last tribute Of respect to her mortal
Remains. May ths Lcrd comfort the bereaved
family Our loss Is her gain. PASTOR.
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To opr Western Subscribers.

After the first day Of February next, we will
strike from our list the name of every subscEl-
Der outside of Pennsylvania, who will not have
paid up his arrears by that time. Hereafter
we will not send our paper beyond the limits Of
the State, unless it be paid for in advance
This ruls will be strictly adhered to.
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. = V4'aF ALUS Il ). She
Bedford, January Is, 1864.
Estate OF ggobcrt Elder, deed.

Y.
AT sn Orphans Coprt held at Bedford. in and
for ihe eenHfy ot Bedford, on the 2Ist aay of Fn
VeneeT, A ID. 1854 before the Judges OF tn. aid
Caaft' on moiio" Of John Palmer, The Count grant a
rule on the heirs and Legal representatives of Rob-
eI Elder, late Of Middle Woodberry rownsbip, de-
ceased, TO wit: Josiah s. Elder, 2d, George Elder
81, M. ry, wife OF John FarleBhaueb, 4th, Henry s
Elder, 9Th; william s. Eider, 9th, Isaac Elder 7rh,
Daniel S EIdsr, sth, Robert S. Elder 9th. Mstiis,
Elder, 10th, Eli zhheth Elder, a minor and Hannah
Elder, ~ieow, - es ard appear at Orphans CONF
10 be held at Be dfoEh IN s"d Tor ;hs CorHy Of BED
ford, the 2nd Nooddy, (lSih day. OF Feb,usry
next, TO accept r,iuSe 10 take lhe real estate Of
sal drceased at the ydiu atom "hich has been val
ned and appraised in pGrsL4Hce Of wriz Of parti-
lion or valuation issued cat OF said Court and
TO the Sheriff of sale coun directed show cause
why the same should not b.. sold.
In testimony whereof gave hereunto set my
hand and he seal of the said Court at Bedford, the
2lSt day Of November A. D. 1864.
o. f. SHANNON, Clerk
Atest-JoHN ALDsTADr, Sheriff. [lan. i3.
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@We call attention to the card of Mr..
Flemming Holiday, with Graf, Watkin & Co.,
wholesale dealers in Boots G. Shoes, Philadel-
phis. Our mercantile friends will do we'll to
call upon Mr.. Holiday and purchase their goods
from him.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The underslgnei appointed auditor to report dis.
trbntion of the baisnce in the hands of r. W Ling
enf~Her, ESQ.,, admipistrator of the estate OF 1 "
Rollins and Elizabeth Rollins, decd. will attend
for that purpose at his otee IN Bedford on Mo-
the 9Th OF February next, at 70 o'clock. NJ
when and where Ill parties interested may attend
if they Think proper. p So
Jan. -. M. A. POINTS. Aud;,or
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HooyER-BOLINGER.-Oa the 22nd
of December by Isaac KensiRger, Esq, Mr.,
Jonathan Hoover. to Miss Catasrine Bolirger,
both Of Liberty township.
cCRLEY-oTTO.--0 New Years day
by Rev. N. H. Skyles Mr.. James A. Corley
to Miss Ellen Ouo, both Of Joniata township,
Bedford CO., Pa.
FAIR-DULL.-O the sams day, BY
same, NTr. Hezekiah Fair, of Berlin, Soner.es
co, TO Miss Eve Dull Of Buena Vista, Bedford
co., Pa.
BEAL-WALKER On tia 5th inst, BY
the same, Mr. Dennis Beai, of Wellcraburq,
Somerset CO, to Mis- Kate Walker, Of Ress
End, Bedford CO., Pa.
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R REMOVAL.

j. B. FARQUHAR has removed his store 70 the
Colonnade immediately opposite the Nicholas Lvo-s
stand. All his former patrons and the public gem
orally, are invited TO call and see him
January s, 1865.
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JANuARY is, 1858.
RETIGT0rTS

A series of religious meetings will be held in
she NJ T.. Church at Trans Run, commencing
on Saturday, 21st Jan. inst, and in the NJ L.
Church at Hartley's, commencing on Saturday,
The 4th Of February.
G. BERKSTRESSER, Pastor.
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CEErOm tae Philadelphia Sunday Mercury. ]
Letter From Harrisburg.

ConUsniag of ths Legisiafure-The c9unfiss
of Bedford, Fulton and Somerset distfGa
chised--.4Ieck. Clurs, John Cessna, Esq,
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@-Why is President Lincoln the best bene-
factor Of all the clergyf Why-bscausa he
makes them truly apostolic by keeping them
strictly up to the orders Of their Master: PRO
szds neither gold s1lrer, nor brass in your pQr-
s4f." Malt. leth ch,. 9th verse. Ali which
have lately disappeared under the benign rule
Of our said good father Abraham.
svNo news Of Importance from the seat of
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sTNo news Of inportsnca from the seat Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

D1 Yesterday was decidedly bad day
for locals. The weather, which was
warm and wet before noon, suddenly
changed after noon and continued wei
all the afternoon, the cold constantly In
creasing, rendering the evening entirely
too disagreeable aud Indictment for a
delicate young man like ourself to 20
roaming about the city seeking what we
could make an item out of.
Moreover the wet and sharp atmos
phere had dampening effect on all ami
mate nature.
The FOUNDERS aud roughs sought ref
uge in ten cent whisky shops, and
amused themselves with greasy decks, ?
pigeon hole" &c, meanwhile regelina
themselves with X. g. whisky and stale
beer; and even dray and express horses
and mules, infected by the rapidly de.
Ginning temperature, became stupid, and
refused to run away, and the canine
race sought their kennels and refused 10
fight.
1t was indeed stupid day, and well
calculated to inspire item seekers with
the same characteristic, still this does
not excnse or palliate the offence Of the
miserable and contemplate thief who
stole our umbrella, that had our initials
on the inside in white paint.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Miss julia Cobb, sister OF EyIvanus
COBB, committed suicide in Wisconsin
ie" days since, By hanging, in her ia
Tiers cellar.
Richmond il Surrounded by line Of
torpedoes, buried few inches below the
surface Of the ground, and the weight Of
seven pounds viii explode any one of
them.
House-hunters are enduring more
vivid torments, more depressing anfic-
ipations, at the present time. than at
any other period within the memory Of
mankind. &ETFZ ID
1t 10 funny spectacle to hear some
OF the Rebel papers seriously arguing
that Grant and Sherman are TWO failures
at the very time that those two men hold
the Southern Confederacy ion the vsrge
of ruin.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court at
Pittsburg has affirmed the decision OF
the lower court that the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Company have the right 70
tunnel that city 70 suit their convenience
and the city mnst adapt the grades to
| the tunnel.
/
The Canadians complain that Ameri-
can coin has driven out the Canadian
and that Canadian twenty cent pieces
are as scarce as British sovereigns. and
that, in fact, the influx of American sill.
YER has disarranged the whole Canadian
course of trade
A good deacon making an official Fis-
IT to dying neighbor, who was very un-
popular man, put the usual question,
"are you willing to 60, my friend r.
"Oh, yes, says the sick man.
Il am glad of that, said the deacon.
FOR all the neighbours are willing"
A Troy Alderman got married the
other day and had a thrilling time on
his wedding tour He was two days in
gettinglto Buffalo on account ofthe snow
was in the American Hotel in that city'
when it burned down, and on his way 10
Chicago was thrown over an embank-
ment twenty feet high, by railroad ac-
cidentr badly bruising him and his new
wife. The couple are now in Chicago,
recovering from their injuries and gst.
ting courage to try the return trip.
Thomas D. Webb, Esq, the pioneer
Journalist Of the Western Reserve, died
in Warren, TrumbuIl county, Ohio, on
the 9Th inst, in the 8lsl year of his age
In 1912, he commenced the publication
of the Trump Of Fame, at Warren, o.
which afterwards became the Western
Reserre Chronicle, under which name it
still continues to be published.
R6 Ex-Governor w. F. N. Army. Of
New Mexico, has arrived at ST. Louis.
en- route for Washington. He reports
the Indians all along the ronte more or
less hostile, and the Governor believes
that unless something is done there win
be general war on the plains The com.
ing summer. e
1ay- James Heenan, brother of the
Benicia Boy, died 10 St. Louis on
Wednesday He was something of a
proficient IN the "manly art, but never
exhibited himself otherwise than at
sparring exhipitionG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
AmuSements.

Masonic TENPLE-The production of
Don Cesor De Bazan last night, was
a magnificent success, as far as acting
was concerned. We never saw it per.
formed better The leading parts we're
especially well represented by Mrs.
Golden, Mr.. Golden, Pierce and Erskine.
The magnitude Of the audience was not
such On the character Of the acting der
served We hope to see better houses.
Tonight the great play entitled, the
'1Streets of New York" will be pre-
scented.
We congratulate the managers of Ma
sonic. Temple in. securing the services
of Mr.. D. L. Morris, the celebrated Ger
manico, Americana comedian and ora
tor. He comes to us most highly rec
commended BY the press Of the Eastern
cities. 4h @f
Mr.. Morris win make his 6rst appear
ance tomorrow evening in two Of his
favorite characters. We hope that be
will be greeted with full house.
GoNE SrARRrNG.-Mr. b. f. Maeauley,
the talented actor, who has SO long de
lighted Cincinnati audiences 10 his rem
dition Of characters, as leading man a
the Opera-house, has started ont on .
second starring tour, in company with
the accomplished Rachel Johnson TheJ
open at Detroit, in the Belle of th'
| Season
AIR. BURsxrT IN NEw ToRk Speak
ing of his ENTERTAINMENTS the Atlas, o
March 4th, says:
We have seen Alfred Burnett Hi
powers approach the marvellous. Hi
rendering of Sheridap,s Ride" anC
the " Hanging of Shamus O'Brieu,
are noodles in their way, and if there il
any man in New York capable Of re
sisting the side-splitting influence of hi
Visit to an English Menagerie, o
his Preacher from Hepsidam, WI
should like to see the long faced indi
vidual- Mr.. b rapid changes are won
derful He has made big hit.
We are glad he win be with US soon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
CITY ELECTION.

NOIlCh 10 hereby given 20 tie qualified votsr.
~ o. the city Of Mxanasilie. that the annual
seStiohs tor the purpose Of eIeefing CITY ofieerm
VIII De hsld &C the several places prescribed bv tbs
ordinance OF the clty for holding city elections, On
tne hss. hendsys being the "a dag o. April, 1895.
elected viz; A Mayor, one Coancilmau ggr eaeh
ward OF said clay. City Clerk, City Collect =.
City Treasurer n Marshal, q street Cornmts
eorder. tt9 81
By order Of the Couneil.
by A. M. McaHlFF, Deputy.
Evansville, March 90 1885 mhs1 a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

The fact that John w. Dawson, late
editor and proprietor of the Fort Wayne
Tines bitter and foolish Son Of LIB
erty-has gone into the recruiting basi-
ness, as a substitute broker, has made
him the object of no little mirth on the
part of Union papers. John always was
a kind Of Ay-up-the-crsek, and has oc-
casioned twice the stir and gained twice
the notoriety that his very meagre tai
ents entitle him to.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

SOUTHERN PAPERs.-We are .anSar
40 to Capt Rose ncranz
of the 4th Ind. Cavalry, Just returned
from the prison pens of the South, for
copies of the Raleigh Standard of the
24th, and Progress of the 18th ultimo
They are printed on dingy looking
half sheets, and do not breathe spirit
Of strong confidence in the future pros
poets of the ConfederacY.
Both papers strongly denounce the
proposition to arm and free the slaves,
the Standard declaring that 1t would
be disgrace for white men who. are not
able to win their own independence to
call on their slaves to win il for them.
The Daily Progress ia published at
$40 for ak months, and the weekly a.
the rate Of $40 per annum,
The Standard q pGhRsb~
weekly at the rate Of 90 A s.u
and the weekly at D. per annu,
are charged q 40; advertisemer
for each :" Ger square of ten lin
Fr- ,sar.;on
.rsy cents per pound are offered
clean linen rugs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

FIxISe Up.-Spring is now upon as,
amp we already SEQ our citizens COM
mencing the work Of ornamsnting and
fitting up their front yards, gardens,
&c, &c.
There is nothing more indicative Of
the taste ane character of family than
the style Of the surroundings Of their
dwellings. Handsome shrubbery, neat
ly trimmed, beautiful flowers, carefully
trained, and the absence of weeds on
nice green sward, all testify to the I'M.
telligenee, good taste and industry eff
those dwelling within, and strangers pas.
sing BY are sure to form their estimate
of the family accordingly.
Flowers aud ,shrubhery are cheap,
and their cultivation is humanizinR and
christianiEing,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

THE WRoNG MANA rumor, it is said,
prevailed in Washington City, on Non
day, that Jetf Davis, having come 10 the
conclusion that he was not equal TO the
task of running the Coufederacy any
longer, had turned it over TO Bob Lee
He evidently made mistake in this
He should have turned it over to Uncle
Abe. He could run il first rate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
NOTICE.

rTHE uNpERsIGHED RETURN THANKS re
IL . liberal public fer their Pafronags daring
the past season. They take this opportunity OF
their Meat shop on Locust Street. d1rtng ths
summer. We Will, however. regularly Ne q the
old stand n the Market House. We raSpeesfzl y
invite our old frianGs and customers aid ths pub
lie generally to give call there
March Z-Iwd- COIN LMFT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

FoR THE 65rH.-Major Baker, of the
65th Regiment, viii leave for the front
in North Carolina this morning, and
will carry letters or messages to the regi-
ment if left at the Journal Office before
Q o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

PERsoNAL-We were surprised and
pleased last night to meet our sterling
Union friend Colonel Spray, of Curds-
vile, in the city, whom we are glad to
see has nearly recovered from his recent
severe sickness. He says he must live
to help re-elect Yeaman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
clean linen rugs.

s@r The rapid decline in gold has
caused some little excitement even in
this locality, and corresponding de-
cline in other articles Of traffic is going
on, and holders of almost all kinds OF
merchandise are rather anxious 10 real
ire.
Hardware, iron, nails, dry goods,
-four, pork, bacon, lard, &c, &c, are
dropping with greater or less rapidity.
Provision merchants are still holding
up for old prices, but they viii have to
yield soon.
A better time for the poor consumer
is rapidly approaching. The capture
OF Richmond or the defeat of Johnston
viii knock the bottom out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

a@- Go to Wrights Gallery, No. {
Second street, for your Photographs.
VII work warranted equal TO any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf