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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COZ, CoMP "a, 1..,
e. I'D nisas WI. Of SarS S s s Mo
Town - 'p-'- scuocH A.lla. sup-rlats.d.n,.
NTEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ - oT BAIrinoRS and %GHixaros =, 9ea 10
Sales bp AuCticn.
a. NJ. MERwIS Auctioneer -
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway cor avn, y.
ID stSs Of Books, WoTS Of Art Fancy hoods FeIni lIs &C
0ro. A. LgGyrr Aucioreef.
R00K TRADE SALE ROOMS 493 Brca e,oiay
CosaosHESTs SOLICITED. ADVANCES N.oB
QUARTaRuAsrEs-o gSraA.'s oTTioEs 5
GALE Of STEAM BOILERS, FORCE PUMPS,
- w 4 EFEh fsE Rso AZ hi
BY order Of the 0eneIe hre b ,od on n,
ef pqs 'GSP qns i q'I S 81 IL c soeS % tho
n gTs M , TbS T5Psy d 70 Ts s diameter with
two Finch return nSesl Of finch boiler iron, with al the ne
s.y including s, God S s ss.
p'TIs%S WSGT gg fJ E s@M F6cE fUsPs sds
cylinder stroke 2hcre power each and each eaplbs
gunPis and eIei"s 10 o salons Of Sa,sr PER ay pS
doubvave oil eur Sc Thee pumps sOwp'rsVvy new ana
A sa saant,y q wGfgRPIrE as.fons~"
Rtol icei 9lneh eastiron waerriPso
600 feet 2-nch wrous htif1n WaierPpc.
56i feet Il .iueh east iron Waerilpe
2O0O feet u inch casiron WaeIPipc.
1Gl0 feet i-nch castir1n Wafer Pipe.
bOOJ fset inch cast-ir0n Maies-Pne.
ThiIfy-one FREPLUOS iyfc'srates win au'ne
necessary such rs bcnI~ stopcec.s e5oS.
aelen condition; 0getncg with all me lpOs
reanred making alterations and rpais ia wa',rpe s"ch -
PIP ea'tHs machines. taps and dies pyes Crabs o' p'''
caukias tools. ko
The Depot accessible By water and vessels Of The largest class can
be- losded u the wharf
Terms: Cash. in Goyrfumen, funds
Deliveries will be made purchasers On or beiocte hs' p Gay
ofAugustrcNt
boot s Oesboo will svc tho h, wharf every hour dnrn;
tho day q sale. 80
nv farther ly be desired y be given npos p
letter CAPT. GEORGE L. bROWsO
40 n, Giexboro, ID. q. ttms Office JANIS A. tNlN -
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I ONO ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table


I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table;
rom MAY sisavs James slip y sa M io grsenpo "a
wsy stations; Syoet sud way stations Jv W
pfs.s Ts 40 syosset 500 way
p lsv sud wSyson, and on ssurd.y nshs 20 lsP
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEf.
~ Jeey CITY for Permont - sni .lz m :,
i.iS G:25 osmdsysony u lI..' M INV
Ola, {. % and 70 through 20 MIusey -.
lrf. . THOMAS " DEMkREsT Superintendent
- ARtTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
III cOMPASY.-On sad saer FRIDAY. jane J. tbs yxssk
nOYT bost Of hi, Road. viii ieavs fr No ~ noita
River aud Poe. Monmouth WITH uria'
(or ~ following points on te Rod.
Express Line Dr Camden direct taxing pas,snfsrs 20
Red BsDf Ions Branch s'a ogdas Pom Pessni bIsrenr
Manchester Toss RIVER NeOiE Banest shaniong uArs
lsr.oB, aud ell AiatoAs Camden aud AA4ne
H.lfoad Through 20 Camden IN tive hours. Isfe, 81.
D. M from Pier Ne. -, and fi5 from Pief No y e ron
fifii hdi Shfr .hny fsostown. Ocfhn
t Brspciport Long Beach. Shak River Sqssn IannsiAe
Point Pleasant sqankar Brckburs Maaches TOMS River aAd
the freight Boz, for I'll points tie line and
CaiatcB.
49, Hey.fOrk ~ 2il5 D
TIsigr. "a 2 o. ~, arriving in Ee@-f ORR u ..
Msyhi and 2JJ ~ S''
l. NJ and stopping al Pier No. , North RIVER =, -. IN, l.
,.s.i,sS Al Pin Ma W. " CLAYTON, sapt
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sttamboats ano RAILROADS.

THE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT ORIENT,
II OREENPORT and $40 lIhRBOR.-Tte aud elegant
.s.vsr ARTlsAS cap, c. GIBBS e,ss Pie, To q To- q
fHDRsDAYs and sATTRDAYS at oelosk D. 10. Returning,
t.sses Seq MONDAYS WkDakSDAYs and FRIDAYS
Passengers this line VII be forwarded 70 Brde
ksapton last Hampton and Southampton free 81 esTse state
fos be upon application 10 the Clerk
bssrs, orto WILLIAMS BROTHERS, No > Beeknsn-st
E'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
n MOUNTAINS and LAKE MEMPHHEMAOOo = Steamers
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Qoruorallon Notices.

| CON oRATIOS. HOTICE.-rublic notice is here,
sytIfs 20. to i1s s 5.,e ID sI is sS 'i
~ -, ~, 81 80 .fe loerlain tic
oaicr rifsn b. al person. inter-
P.,' Tor b.ndins - ss,L.'se, 9Th aai 9th
sseous Fer paving ~a stone b gs.,ree nor 9Th 10 io
Third: 4 paving ~h p boe. il Greet hsu cato sL we
Fourth or regulating en- Psvns with esast bids wNer- ''st
"a s Ss 80 80 H s @ r,1 N ''' ''''
tagging sA Tsnae wet side Sst~sen '''h and "h
ssveti Fol aAssins IN rem sc'h to 9Th
Esbth tol.yins eos.,s tn so 'ss bs'~''n % ''eA"s "
The s ssr.e,d By Sab s'iae 81 ,As ss, g.
boue. and lo,' OF ground S'eat o P're'." -' o.
''i Tr 81 Bod between e. ssf 81 s,snss,
9h ADD .l sytSse. ,o, ,d,o ,,,
Dp ..i 10 de ~ 81, Of hsf d, IlssE either
fo9Is nA Ii si S III s he oci os si 5
rnI All @ both ad.s 10th street AeH Jae'enne 10
pG Sinh -Four on the ws between .h and
An TIE % n 90, "a. q Il ,.sss e sstR to
isR,s; All tho . on both ohee, hOm 'ds. Ls,ins
II peT.sa. ~Ao ipre.; .sed ~ ne ...e
s:;d % No os e.: e w t to s Il ss ~. c asSi
uoas.. within shry from the d,;s q ,hi. R9ies
~JonSb GCITIiwELL q
o,yo. Bo.rp or s,..on. House Jolly II, lss
ATOTlCE-The COMMITTEE on BELGIAN
~ PAVEMENT II the BOARD % CQUNCILaEN vii meet In
Room No &c. Usp THURSDAY. Joy H. at IL M Al PER
having business bele zoe eemmte .s reque ted to asad
kfLSOe iMLAf
ICiIN STACOM. Committee.
MICHAEL HALLC8AN)
NOTICE TO CONfRACTORS..-Propos will
~ he fecaei mtsioer ais ofice corner o.
Broadway rarf place unt Tue,day the 7 day Of JOY l&
<f<ctcafion ena estimates
Of Ara Bridge the c'er 81 bs5sdwsy ana ar
RIoalway bws the ertb 70 feet the span
or Fnlo street fact The af Bridge TO b. IL
feet wd not foot hsh the undn de and the step.
eadins thereto b. s wds A o matrins for The s~d
Bridge except ssicm which Wal Os oil hhd
light and dirsbe IN she best manner
and with tho best maonas. . 80,
Any Information in reon 10 the shove enc blank pro
no,s. the ssDe obtained tho office 81 10 <feet oni-
missioner No BIDS wal b. considered exceeding o snS'n, 81 tho
appropriation, viz. $4,000 =,
the pOAtion In which the pasc 70 ~ P"oea
may be see q this Sdcr.
The sue the Hxht to reject al bd that
no, for he inief 81 the Cay
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CRoroS Aou Drcr DEPARTMENT, STwYoRK yuy ,, ,~3 e
rE,O UlLDEkS.-Sealed proposals, indoISn, lor
bang dwelng4osse 10 the CeatIai Pers near ihe we ~
in together With the nam, q NE e,dsr ana oe
sa.riv "A b. Received Oire until IL o'clock N OF
dav he l7,h dsy of July which tine they vii De pnoy
the arr aud building
n, Cerai Park. nel the Hrcevns-li e-esvoir.
suo.pt ,euired a be Five Thousand Dons
plans AID application 20 The Ch IN
..r AZ th once where OF bids also oe opsanec
F R5sERT fh bSasHaSSl, croon Aqpeduo' Board
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.cr,-prps AND WOOL DEALERS.

M 40 msSIigA crrRERs AND WOOL DEALERS.
KUTZ RISING 4 Co.,
Lancaster, Ohio,
h.x. Lnd .,hn and sale rhiy thousand pounds Fleece
and Tub Wool the very best cp of Fairfield hotfn; fc.
"a ~ conn,i., Ty believe tie e can be found In
Ohio equal quality and condition A4vsn. bye' to eismn< 's
sane a. nm early day
STIR .Jnly 1865
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TKsn -yULr li.--BsfSrs
Justice AoSELL
DECISIONS.

In 70 Waterman c. Brady, "a insolyeDt prAs.
from impFisopmen and assignee Of
ali his estate real and personal appointed
Unyh Good win agt Thomas Hsskns-Moon 70 dissolve -
junction denied with 6 10 cosssse decision with clerh
George b. Colyer sgt Elan C. Salisbury Motion or On -
lewaI.e gJaIi,d
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NT0TICE TO CONfRACTORs.--P wi
go tubpm II map goufern

A RAly AND NAVY BENSlONS.-We are making
n sp,Ic.tous ueer tbs law for PENSIONS Aowsnfss
from 70 25 MOUTH. Those who have me sb0no
maAes "e" 'PP" No. Park plaza
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DECISIONS.

VILNoIONO
Il A NEW PENSION Law has jl' been pa".d giving In.
fre, hsna one & us q any on them also givei
brothers, aud Others
prepared with snisb blanks 20 ns immediate sppcs
ION for sny of above Those whose
creased mist msss new Ny charge Will be the fee hred
By PENSION Law N se,er By Permission, SAMUEL
Sinclair ESQ., Publisher Of Tbs New ORR Tribune Accurate copies
Of the NEW PENSION LAW foI sale 81 lac each
CHARLES NETTLEfON No. Ill BfoadSay New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

admits Of sPacious siae Rooms
opening tho Saloon tbs AL faf- are
lzD.. passed nndt 10 than other line
An "a, ,eTencsa SURGEON each ship free OF chArre
Cskn passage. 500 b:eecsEe S<l Psysbe IN cutfepe7
passage ticket. ions parties fso Liverpool o. 0ae-n'
Gown for q ,...- d,
Ersirnd, ct the lowest rteg
aks accountable for spes or val
s6ng, their expressed thscon
skkned therefor.
For feast chn Vssssr. apply at tie oss OF the Company
s 81 Breav and steerae ocs OF the
~N4pe"S'I'' % D'''' y w. r. w J. HURST Msgrer
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IKrxKs.I RKyxsr1 Mara DISTRICT or Nav loRE,
Oyrrcs NO G, WRsr FonTY forRTn-r.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons residing or
doing bushes. In Ninth Collection District OF Newhoi
eoppo,ed Twelfth, kietscntb and Iwertyecond Wards
Of the City NewYork ha; tbs Agreement ESis WI In &C
Act OF March, 100 DO open f
this office M 70 n on Tie oth and iah
OF MY prorno which time ana Peoe slpea wiz 30 re-
rete TO sny erroneous or excessive
valuation AZ sppeal- mus ee IN writing and specify
particular thing respteuhs whleh decision
requested aud the ground or principle nsqasny OF errof
oonps1d a. livery person lAbe TO sI for INCOME license
soi or Ill watcher. pianos bafdtabe yachts silver
nas or r % or either these tsIes whose does not
-, an 81 an b. ,ubectsd peasIty OF
centum. hoNiH" '"A-Nhhi'i n~So"o''
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NETWORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
ls6G SUMMER AEKASJEMENE 1866
COMMENCING JULY o 1860

P,..,pssr Station YorE TWENTY 'evenht an
ferrthsva Lntrsnce % Twenty sessnn-sL
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Fssssts ~ WeensscaYs h Cabin ~l s'e~Ae 30
.ssnss also forwsrded Hamburg; nreEsH &C. at
raedsTate I@ss
pAssas en Liverpool or Seen''o"n -" soH 0's
seuval,f. - -, =, Al, Il. ..;..a,
Yor further spply at the Company ohces
nItN a Agent Broadway.
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proposals.

mo RAILROAD CONTRA0TORs.-The Ale1an'
d-a and Pr-dercksbnrs Hsway COMPANY are resdy 20 re
isa yRO rs Is II their kOAD LON alei
d 10 rgicks5ufs distance d 40 miles Maps plans sna pro
lb en- b. otcc Of the Newfork and oaen~ Lou
No. ~ sud - Nusssu-st, Rom No ~
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H Chaaibers.a, Psyopia fefTy: % -.
m EKpross for IsCAetier Buffalo SALAMANCA III
all points West su3 South.
e34e. M, Way TTaia daily 10 Otivine n,
lOs- Express al Buffalo. Salamanca AVID west
. pa, Wy Train. f> Middl-town 49,
A.1p m, Way. Tor Poy: Jrrr Nee, bnrgh Wsrwirf
S.2lr m Sigbt trpie BBfslo. Salamanca snq Dnntft
Lightning Erpass. daily for Buffalo, Salamanca baasAsG
AND a., points We and South.
d o. NJ. Fmigfaut Train q ly. for the Wet - a
diect eOunen WIN sh soa'sih 40
W...ern I,nes HUOH RIDDLE, Ceni Snpt
VIZ n. BARE. Gen1 Pass Ase1i.
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NOTlCE.--The COMMITTEE on BELGIAN
~ PAVgMFNT II the ROARD Oh CQUNCILtEN vii nset In
Room No &c. City Isp THURSDAY Joy H. at u M Al pr
Ionmie requested to aoad
kfLSOk iNLAf,
John STACOM , Committee.
MICHAEL HELICSAN,
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Rape in MasSachusetts---A Curious
Christian.

From the salem Mass. Register, June /.
A rape was committed on Saturday
night near the intersection Of the Marble
head Branch railroad track and the Lynn
road, upon highly respected young lady
about - Yeas Of age, 10y man represent
ing himself as having been soldier IN the
uuIoD army, and calling himself Captain
Frank Morton, uljaS Frank Mann, c'loS
Frank Moltonmon. He wa, machlnist
and cane TO Salem about the middle OF
March. and pretended 10 be a religious
man, and thus CARED the confidence OF
many people. lie invited the girl to walk
with him, and in few moments offered
Ter something to smell Of which lie saiG
he had received as a present. She had
no suspicious of him, as she had seen him
al religious meetings and heard BIN take
al active paIt III the exercises. She pro-
posed returning, bat he said they would
90 a little further and return another
way, thus giving grea.er variety TO the
yak
When they had got distance from aay
houses, about 9 O'clock, he attacked her
suddenly, aud although she made all the
resistance III her power, he committed an
outrage upon her person, aud then lett
her, bewIdered and stupeiied from the
effects Of The drug she had inhaled, and
norror a such q crime perPetraled by one
whom She had supposed a man OF Chris
tan principle.
The g','s ylotline was badly torn, her
bat W. e,and her body badly bruised.
She wan" ed about for a long while, not
knowing What direction to take, and did
not reach home until after IL o'clock.
Next morning, having partially recovered
from the effects Of the 5tupetllng drug,
-Ge reported tie transaction to fIlend,
, aud complaint was made at the police sta
ton, aud an attempt was mad0 TO arrest
the man, bat lie had left for parts unknown.
His truLk was taken 10 the station, and IN
it was found the missing hat on which
vas pinned the following, written on q
fly leaf torn from Sunday school book
also in the trunk, which we copy YER
batu
The way this hat came into 10Y pos,
session Is this the owner & my self eT
sitting to eeiLer on the ground d some
fellows came towards us singin. She was
frightened jumped up | supposed to hide
from them 4 n9t 10 be scene with me It's
he Last saw Of her supposed that She
came right home | took the hat brought
1t home expecting to give it 20 her the
next morning, if she does not come must
excuse myself from Blame or crime from
this fact that in her flight she acted with
out reason or prudence make the state.
ment to le. facts just as they are. "
A reward has been offered for the arrest
of the fend, and it is hoped that he will
be soon brought TO justice.
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w here the Money Goes.

We Intend TO keep II before our readers
il oder It at = lie who runs ma, read =
rs 10 here their hard earned money goes
which they ale compelled to pay to al
Abolition 4ov.rnment TO pay the expenses
q An Abolition var. As an illustration
We will merton Just now one item. which
We find in an exchange, which will give
an idea 10 the people Of the manner in
which their none! is squandered. The
following is the item referred to:
One hundred and fAy millions OF
ma ches were used in tins country last
lear paving tax to the government Of a
million AMI half Of dollars lst the sum
that government cotton agent At Mobile
was permitted to steal from the public
treasury AID Pnt into Ii, priva'e pocket
lie Wa . match . for authority 4; for, on
c,uyictlol he was OILY fined quarter OF
Million ana has, therefore, over a mil
lion left 10 live ana luxuriae upon.
And hats The way the money goes
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Proclamation by President Johnson.
By tie President Of tie United States Of
america
A PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, It has become known to
me that certain evil disposed persons have
within the territory and jurisdiction Of the
United States, begun and set on foot, and
have provided and prepared, and are still
engaged in providing aud preparing means
for such a military rypedili IN and enter
prise, which execution and ENTERPRISE is
10 be carried on from the territory and
jurisdiction of the United States against
the colonies, districts and people of the
British North America, within the domin-
ions OF the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, with which said colo.
MES. districts. ana people and kingdom
the United States are at peace; and
whereas, the proceedings aforesaid coDs,i>
;ute a high misdemeanor, fol biddeu by the
laws of the United States, as we'll as by
the laws Of nations:
Nov, therefore, for the purpose of pre-
venting the CARVING on Of the unlawful
expe6ition and enterprise aforesaid from
the territory and jurisdiction Of the United
States. and to maintain the public peace,
a. we'll a. tha national honor and enforce
ohadianca and rssnect to the laws Of the
United States: |, Andrew Johnson.
President ofthe United States, do admon-
isL o,d warn al good citizens of the n.
: o,,;,s, tal;r, 9ar, or in any wise aid
inc ronntenanc;1g or abettipo said un.
l,yr,l nrocaadin,s and I do exhort all
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The Negroes Of the South-Who Are
Their True Friends

The Negroes Of the South-Who Are
Their True Friends
Tie New York Times has a correapon-
dent at Augusta, Georgia, who ventures
70 tel tie truth. Here is ~ extract from
one Of hi, late letters;
No IittIe mischief is being done l,y
men who are irfesting the State at pre-eu;
10 the capacity Of friends Of the freed
men," founders Of colored savings banks,
coured semina.ies, equal CUTS J la mails,
aud other kindred enterprises. These
men are working ciiiigen,!y to make the
negro discoutented with It's condition, 10
pursuade hin that he is grossly wronged
hy the white man, and that he Is entitled
% position 0: perfect social and political
equality wiki The whites. There is a
" Captain BRYANT 10 his State, the self
constituted Head Center Of an :" an Equa
flights Association" who is going about
making speeches in this line; and while
he may be earning a very comfortable
income at small expense, be is doing much
harm to both races, as have already
frequently remarked that there was a
general and perfectly honest disposition
on the part Of bo:h the white men and
the negroes to live tremendously together
and work for each others good. so Far
from Offering any obstacle to the education
aud improvement Of tie colored popula>
ton, the people Acre ready and wiling to
promote them by every means in their
power; and so far as the civil rights Of
the negroes we've concerned, the LeeisIa
ture recognized and secured them in the
most effective manner, by placing them on
the same footing with white meu in every
thing relating to person and property
lie is 10 friend TO The negro who comes
here now to induce hin 20 agita'e for
for more than lie has got. His efforts, if
successful, can only work serious injury
to the whites. and surely result in The ruin
Of tie blacks. These emissarics are
nothing but cdloraHerS Il in1Ust,ic,
gathering into their pockets the postal
currency Of he poor blacks-waking
Gift enterprises, exchanging pinch beck
equal tights notions for the sweat ,esInel
dimes Of The gullibIe savages who desert
their plows and hoes to listen to the
white man who is going to make gentle
men and ladies Of ;hem all. have
watched the operations Of these peripatetic
phijaulhrop;sts, aid a more pe>tiIelt set
OF knaves never met. They are NUS
,a1ce which ought TO be speedily abated."
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49, .or,, - 80
49,, ~ - i.s.aa. ,,,..:e
,-';S,l 80 ~, 80 1900 ~ CanoI;a,
,aoni, ,rloU aJ,n;t their total dafaat I.v
i;,r,.;,r t,r.a onI :, d;sc;rlira--a
raa,a ,,,ak Tba h,a,,o 70, thair d;xoo,,.
4;..r ~ t;.orono i ,a,1 ,oro,aI,
, ,luaal ,,ar 80 sIo,.rIe,s nf ~ Goolar
tcLr,n thay ,Laroa Win iraorar,e and
.n,cor,i.. Tlars i No donit ,lar he
sr;I bove +, mass tho n,dsa} &C . Conrt
Afa.,;., ,,;,i' ia sira,,,, ,.ro.,,,,,,;or ,i.at
Ia ,,;t. H.. J;.,n;sssJ 10 s.r,;., 81 Iaa.,
= ~ ,,a..s MIN ~ .sava,or ,,,r;.h,,ent
Anar tho di.nei.icn Of the O3aan's
Own Tho Fanians ra,ngicn1 IN RiTravar
co. t,,;af ,ar;od and tbar tool, fhair Wv
i.a.I. - ~ I'st,ra.frI ana 9nrino, ,ha
,:..[, y, H.. ~ =. I.a oIr,ai, haan
,', - ~ " 1''N' - '''
: TI., r.o,ro Lo-o tou ma .bat ,bo
7 .1:a,. r.Ii.,o.1 r.Il ,Lo;n nlaro
D:I. ~, $500, -o.s
,,:,,.J .y,,,o.,,. s.,lan -. H..
80, ..s.. r. I,,,,,,l. .,.os..,..
.;,o,,i,, ., ~, y,
~ 49, Ivy. 'io : or y
80; aom ~, ',;dar.o ,ha a' aa ;nraI;,5. or,:,
t'aT t'a, Iov W. ,r;,.,a.SS ,,.,na
,'',l' !, = ~"
'"h1N :! tnv",' tIe! were a. o"o9 81 P"'o'e"
,Iu'' 9' - " n :lei' o"'.Ii9s' l ne 'oH
49, ~ ~ '.',l - ms :, CT " =
$500 a,. .' :l,s e. 1:',".. =, ..
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me DiLt!6NH6IQ, carrying Win tnetD not
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15

MARRyIxG by SQUADs.-At freedmen
village, near Washington, clergyman Is
performing the ceremony Of marrying the
people, Of which 800 couples were married
on the 5th inst, and making legal the old
marriage relations. The spectacle is
really amusing. Squads Of 90 or more
couples stand up and are married at once
These consists Of old and young, the aged
and the infrm, arrayed in all manner Of
gew gaw ard cast-cff finery that they
could pick up. Many enter upon the
ceremony with reluctance, and only con-
sent to the regulation, which is insisted
upon by the freedmen's bureau, when
informed that it is necessary to their new
condition a. freedmen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15
4 Young Irish Girl joins the Fenian
Forces.

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