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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
MISCELLANY Y
How MIR. Keith Managed.

| Mans work is from sun to sun, but wo-
mans work is never DONE quoted Mrs
Keith. She had just finished her work
for the day, everything was tidied, and she
was taking up her sewing, when Mr.. Keith
upset vinegar bottle and bowl of gravy
in the kitchen cupboard, rummsging after
a knife which was in his pocket all rhe
time. Mrs. Keith relinquished her idea
of little season Of quiet, and went on to
set matters in order again Mr. Keith
followed to oversee her-a habit some men
have.
4 wish you would try to be little more
careful, Henry You do not realize how
many things have to see to-
'Humph p said Mr.. Keith, sitting down
in basket of freshly ironed clothes; 1
never would complain of such thing as
that. If | didn't know, | should think
all the women were in slavery
and you would be correct, Henry -
You havn't the faintest idea
Nonsense, Mary. Why, | could do
your work, and three times as much more,
and get all through by ten o'clock.
Gould you, indeed?'
TO be sure if you would only give me
the chance of it.
you shall have it, said Mrs Keith,
quietly. 4 have long wanted to visit my
Aunt Susan. | will do so now and you
may keep house. [ shall have to cook up
something
'As if | couldn't cook You will do
nothing of the kind, Mary. shall live
like a prince, and you will see how nice |
will keep everything, You will hardly
know the house when you return
4 dare say, remarked Mrs. Keith; 'but
when can | go?'
TO morrow, if you like
'And are you sure that you can manager?
Sure what look he gave her; you
shall see'
Mrs. Keith laughed little to herself
when her husband left her at the depot,
aud turned his steps homeward to clear the
breakfast things and prepare dinner. She
only wished she could be there invisible,
| and see him manage.
Let me see, soliloquised Keith. enter
ing the kitchen; 'I'll wash the dishes first,
and I'll put one of Mary's dresses on to
keep me clean.
He fastened it around his waist with
| pin, rolled up his sleeves and looked about
| him. The fire was out, but after much
! trouble he succeeded in rekindlng it, and
then began the dishes.
He took them to the sink, plugged up
the spout, and put them to soak in pail
of cold water.
There, they're washed said he to him.
SELF, NOW for something to wipe them on.
III take the table cloth. Such fuss as
women do make about work. Why, /
could wash all the dishes in the neighbor-
hood in half day. This stew pan smells
OF grease. wonder what's the matter
With it? There, I've got some smut on
ny hand there it goes on that china sau-
ee., deuce take it | wish there was no
smut; hillo, there's one plate gone to smash
| Oh, there goes the cream pitcher And
I've stepped into that potato dish that set
on the floor to dry. and that's gone to the
shades Never mind; accidents will hap
pen. guess I'll trim the lamps next;
mother always trimmed the lamps in the
morning Confound EN-; how black the
chlmAeys are !
Thus copversiDg With himself, Ir Keith
pat che chinneys into the basin, and cogi-
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Vol. LVI. No. 8.
e@- A good laugh is often as good as a

e@- A good laugh is often as good as
dose OF medicine. With the late Doctor
Chapman, of Philadelphia, the pleasantly
was as certain as the opportunity. Even
IN ertremis it would come out of hia.-
He was walking the street, and bakers
cart, driven furiously, was about to run
him down. The baker reincd up suddenly,
and just in time to save the Doctor, who
instantly took off his hat, aud bewing po-
lite y, exclaimed, 'Yoa are the best bred
man In town
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AdMinistrator's q Notice.

| kfIERS Of Administration having been
- granted to the subscriber, on the Estate
Gi Mary ,. Jankin, late of the Borough Of
Le%istowa, decd, all persons indebted to
saia Estate are notified to make payment i'm
mealately, and those having claims against
the Sane will present them duly authentica
4eu Tor settlement. ii. w. JUNKIN.
Lewistowa, Dec. 20, 1865.
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A United States revenue officer the oth-
er day received the following 'noat:'
TO MIR. Milikin.-I hev bin sellin ches-
nuts by the kwart to sum of the nabers
and the boys says | shell be prosecutid if
l don't have lisens or get my chesnuts
stamped onto. How much have to pay
for sellin fu cbesnuts p 80.
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There were two soldiers from this coun-
ty in Grants army, lying beneath their
blankets looking up at the stars IN Vir-
ginia sky Says Jack what made you GO
into the army, Tom p WELL replied Tomy
i had no wife, and love war. What
made you go to the war, Jack p 'WeH,' he
replied Il had a wife, and l loved peace,
so | went to war p
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Sp'tn.heid H. ...ssn>tI Has ai! air al,
culture and reGueuteus pecuiiur a;Duug
his associates; he is al old small man, ven.
cradle, and suggestive of John Quincy
Adams, or DR.. Gannett of Boston, in bis
style. Two or three others of tho oomps-
ny have fine faces-such as you would
meet in intellectual or business society in
Boston or New York-but the strength Of
most OF the party seems to lie IN narrow
ness, bigotry, obstinacy. They look as if
they had lived on the same farms as their
provements gone to the same church, and
sat In the same pew, without cushions;
borrowed the same weekly newspaper for
forty years; drove all their children to the
West or the cities; ami il they went to az
ricultural fairs, Insisted on having their
premiums in pure CON-
Ws conclude by quoting a story of Mr.
Greeley's experience i'll going over the des
ert which lies between Utah and Caltor
MA:
The drivers all had the same consolation
to administer to US for the rough riding,
and that was. the story, memorable all
along this route. of Mr. Greeleys ex
perlence upon it some SIX years ago He
had met rather dull driver was behind
time, and became impatient, as he had
lecture engagement just over the noun
tain in California. So when he struck the
mountain road, and a noted driver then
and still-tor stage driving is trade that
men follow during their lives-by name
Hand Monk, Mr. Greeley suggested that
he would like to get over the road trife
faster. YES, said Hank, as he gathered
up the reins Of SIX half-wild mustangs,
then in common use on the road, keep
your seat MIR. Greeley, and | will get you
through in time Crack went his whip;
the mustangs dashed into a fearful pace,
up hill and down, along precipiees fright
full to look at, over rocks that kept the no.
ted passenger passing franticaly between
seat and ceiling of the coach the philoso
pher soon was getting more than be bar
gained Tor and at the first soft place on
the road, he mildly suggested to the driver
that half an hour more or less would
not make much difference. But Monk
was in for his drive and his joke, and re.
piled again, with twinkle in his left eye,
after fresh cut at his mustangs, Just
keep your seat, Mr. Greeley and you shall
be through in time Mr. Greeley keps
his seat as well as he could, got through
Oh time, AID better unharmed, though
greatly to his surprise, in view of the dan
gers and rou& hness OF the drive, and re-
warded the driver, VINO had served him
the rough joke, with new suit of clothes.
The story is now classic with all the driy-
ers and travellers on the road and Monk
wears watch with his reply to Mr. Cree
ley engraved on the case-the present Of
some other passengers, whom he had driven
both rapidly and safely over his perlious
route. The road is better now, and tue
horses tanner; but the driving is hardly
less fearful -.
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seA- A little boy in Wisconsin was being
put to bed the other night about dark when
he objected to going so early His mother
told him the chickens went to bed early
and be must do SO too. Tks' little fellow
said he would if his mother would do as
the old hens did-go to bed frat, ,thsn coax
the chickens to come.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

At church collection for missions, the
preacher said: MY christian brethren,
let ME cautioD those OF you who put in
buttons not to break off the eyes 1t spoils
them for use, and they will not pass among
the heather for coins
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

htAEkS OF Administration having been granted
~ 10 me subscriber on the estate of George Bubb,
20 s4d estate are notified TO make immediate pay
Lheht' and those having claims against the same viii
present tten properly authenticated for settlement
janss -'''7 --A tITt; md,Ehi
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| quarts of it will boil down to one quart of
6ne, pure salt-but most delicious and re-
freshing for bathing, floating the body as
cork on the surface only the brine must
be kept from mouth and eyes under the
penalty OF q severe smarting; with its high
rocky islands aud crestiul waves and its
superb sunsets, picturesque and enchanted
to look upon; while its broad expapse offers
wide space tor sailing, aud every chance for
sea sickness.
But what of the presiding genius of this
region-the worldly wise fanatic, the chief
preacher and theatrical manager, the gath
erer OF the tithes of his people, and the
keeper of their consciences for he unites
these functions and many others in his sole
person n)-Brigham Young? After lit
tie delay upon the point of etiquette,
whether the President shoud first call up.
Oh the Speaker or the Speaker upon the
President, Brigham Young yielded, aud
with a company of the heads of his Church
called upon Mr. Colfax and his party He
is,' @ays cur author, Il very hale and hearty
booking man, young for sixty four, with
light gray eye, cold and uncertain, mouth
and chin betraying great and determined
wifE-handsome perhaps as to presence and
features, but repellant in atmosphere and
without magnetism, In conversation, he
is cool and quiet in manner, but suggestive
IN expression; has strong aud original
ideas, but uses bad grammar. He was
rather formal, but courteous, and, at the
last, affected frankness and freedom, if he
felt it not To bis followers, observed
be was master of that profound art of east
ern politicians, which consists in putting
the arm atfectionately around them, and
teuderly inquiring for health OF selves and
families and when his eye did sparkle
soi his lips soften, it was with most cheer.
ins, though not warming, efect--it WAS
pleasant, but did not melt you
OF his companions. neher G Kimball
is perhaps che most potorious from his vu
gar ana c'arsr spa ech He ranks high
among the prophets here and is as unc
tnouS IN hlS "."' ''. c;~>''r h.lr oil,
a5d - - 1l3p ltu.u
- L NeHpl- ,ir ..~ .>ry keen zaar.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

sg A man may say thing twice if he
says it better the second time than the
first.
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Telegraphing.
Patronage.

This Institution is now enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed upon any commercial school in
the State. Over five hundred students in atten
dance the first year. and seven hundred during
the past year The best class of students may nva-
risby be found here, and all its associations rsS
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Boaro ano Rooms.

a / ,RGE pleasant front ROOM. neatly Furnished
n win .. Bath &c. LIT to sentsmsa only 30 per wees
o NJ. - Fast Eishtsenth,.
A PLEASANT AhOrding At once the
n Of city and country life can be found No o. Cou
Broolvn Hshfa y. The hf,t class pleasantly
coated from H. dust and noise Of the city eomnndns W.
view Of New orb hiflor aud mstioPoh" In conneeton
establishment ne TURKISH BATH, OF tbs greatest physical
lurue. powerful 10 ren9yhe ana
diseased ,f ibid Coed board snd immunity IRON
cholera BE- by limited number de.ng to evan 'H
CHAS. H. SHEPARD NJ d.
DOOMS WANTED-Partally furnished, by Gen
wife. with Breakfast only within ten minute
wall Of foueei, and unonsquns about tho lt OF Oc'ops
Addfet. g. r.. Box No. l@, Tribune Office
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feaal Notices

NOTICE-In rsuanee of requisition from the SUI
pertendent The n,9npcs DsPT%sn, q the sr 81
COMPANY Of required 10 pay ne som
s96 GIL soo money being 40 oS Ief erns ss ne ep
CITY Of York l5h day Of septeesI 1890
~" ~ J. H. PINKNEI, Pfesideot
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Sales bp Inftion.


NJ MERwrs AnotioLeeE -
DY BANGS, MERWIN " Co, BROADWAY GOT. sun
ID s-se Of Book, WORKS Of Art Fseoy Jood. Furniture NC
oro A LNAvnT AoeionssI -
book TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49o bIoaaWay
b LEAVlTr, STREBElGH c.. snoressor !" . H. N0"'''
CofssEMERTs SOLICIT ADVANCES NAVE
PsxAsURY DEPAsFHEsr, Custom HousE /
LtcaNoSp Va A 'sust D. 1906 )
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF GoEEKN-
IL MEHT TOBACCO Several hundred hotshssd ads o. que
gna Leaf oomplssoe with in',fe1. fom ~ A. ~
Supervising Special Agent there viii be sold 70 ne 80
Public O'Clock in The forenoon o.
SIN dy Of September WINSrONS BUlLDND e9te! on
Foareen and Csrys,s 10 do cy ofRlcHMoHD, VIRGINIA. the
following described - -x,o,-an,, -
TWO HUNDRED Tor notel HOGohBApS hEAa o. ~
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED IObA6OO.
The Leaf Tobacco has boeo sathsrei om ne eoeane' q
Roanoke Franklin Campbell Henry Pa.rcf HAhsa fnhce
Ptyysnia Meckisnbus AID Chaotte eomph'is a ths
good State Much Of OF the hnest qaay
suator wrapper and been wecg and preserved
presents oppouute, manufacturer and drsl' rarely
offered Should the demand warrant three o. ouf nuHosI
may be aided sale which VIII complete the
disposition Of Virginia Tobacco for Government account
Ssmpos Of each hid va be ready for inspection at the faoom
ten days preceding the day Of sale.
Cash, in Government Fnnds.
JOHN :. LOOMS Assistant Special Agent.
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GUNNER Retreats.

CROFT HOUSE. Garrison near West Point, High.
" land, u.fiud,cn-Bsance seison. ts weed Ms SO
Vs.,bs. from f,rm copuecei With tbs House Inquire a. NO
P-sr..t H. ROBBINS Proprietor
yu,UE REST of COUNTRY BOARD may be had At
m, PFTTIPAUG HO 81 Esssr Conn dgrinr me tan snd
Winter GoT s5So per week Address n CT MhNOS Tor p'
tieua
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SEASON Of 1866.
forsee. Carriages, &C

uOgsEg IA hands bi, ,orrd and lnd also Arge sofREL
ToRsF came hight s3uud snd sils AIp5 Prvsis sse' No
10 kys, 9bpII fourth d, before 20 . NJ q" Nv" 'pp'
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60 f1bom II man Concern.
Van uxy.Rrxsyr. suneKoS.GrssRAls o,r1os.

War IEYARTsEsT SURGK0SGEssRALe oyf1tk
WIsBIseroS D. e.. August ~ 1875 A
AN Army Medical Board, 10 consist OF Breye5
~ Colonel b. Brown swsein. A. President Bf'set Lecs
ntCoon.i r. Wrtg Surgeon. u = A. b"Ft ttntfnsHtS
Ioon T. = 49, and biers' @cf Wsfs
Webster T. = A. Recorder pss meet m
New YoTk City September f the slsfnhaiiou
s candidates admission Medical stat Of tbs u : Army
applicants be "a Of aud payscsf 20
tppcst for invitation Ppe before the boaIe 81
addfe' T.. A.
esdence and date aud birth Of the candst es'
10 character he urniebu tho
applicant has been IN The Medical Service Of Army dnr the wa
the fact should be stated together former ana time and
ser we'd should also be forwarded
No allowance IL made or the undressing THO
examination l. indispensable prereq apportn.at
Thee g. vacancies Medical stag wbeQ
original created BY the Act q Consres ppoy,s ay 2s
l8ot. JOS. X. BARNES. sDtreon0~n-Fas Z. :. A. n
OProE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CesFASs,} /
NEwYO Aug. A.. 500. y.
CAUTION.-The Public are cautioned against ceH
tain unauthorized psrtiesho ordering s"pptet
for Company orders being recognized tie Conf
pny except given writing BY Us Agent Pa'eJ" or ohs1
dolly suthsrized officer. ...... 4
By order HCHD B. IRWIN Sec. iro ten:
L'OR SALE-The CHAPEL at the foot d Pikest.j
Il F. r. Apply to the seItoD on board the chsp-L 4
1IY HUSBAND, c. X. SANFORD left home id
WI June heard moth ns om sim ne' re ss
ng Diagram for cutting ladies and chide clothing .e. ~
Ladies' Guide He also has haid lamp winch be ehhif', y
oTmaon Of his Whereabouts will be thankfully receives ~ Nf w
H. SANFORD, No. q Union ct, Albany, n l. 4
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fnrnitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID snied Also Gold Chestnut ard Msnl, Chamber
Suites plain ornamental, a. H. D. FAtRlNGIONs, No SoS
Canal.st. opua.ts Established lotj.
DICKHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
i took Silver Medal at last Fsr American Institute
efey different from tie sofa beds has equal
sprns and nal, stT., Can be- and chair suit tho
space Factor, add ss.room No l6T Beecksr OF Sullivan.
A.o Furniture IN hand aud made 10 order
DAYNE's PATENT MUSKETO BARS,
i Al GRIFFIN 4 PAYKES
Nc. 1874 Canal St. mel Mott.
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90 Get.

90 Get
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE 10 LET. in Brooklyn
N D. i've minute. walk from ths Ferry. All modern 10 P5eys
meat. given musdist,iy Address y s'mSoN
no. 50 Muuiy.t.. kcw.iork.
StTEAM POWER-ROoms III building Nos. lN ana
- and 1Ot Waefs BrooLYn SNs lOrlt5 Wa LOT tosshsf
OF separate. Apply to ENGINEER, GU premises.
mo LEASE the 10 LOTS and BULKHEAD be-
,ve,o wsfh add Thir esnt ste. NJ Y. sso. ot SALE -
lsrx, WHITE PIHE MAST STICKS hom 7'to feet long So
Inch Pgn.b.. two Plsu-ts and Set d baksmhhs
Tool, Vie, Anvl. 10 Apply Oh ths premises
YINO LET-sTORE with good Collar. suitable Tor
.oy ba,n., Lelss and drtrtes Tor sa, Possession in'
n,edia,tiy No 3let Ei3htLivs
WORKSHOPS TO LET-No 40 West Egh'
w teeoth-st.
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9neirnttirn

A MENIA FEMALE SEMINARY, Armenia N. Y
~ -mrs y HATHAWAY Principal Yen eommesSss SEPT
- For cttalosoes OF rooms adore. q. w CEfIEE
a The NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or
~ MUSIC Nc ls2 (nev No: 40 Es, Tlrteenht, vii ~
SEPT For 'dn'on O. circular 1rf a. 6 SeGye v,,.,.
A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY desires 70 Obtain
~ Pups children instruct tho E aTy EnTish Branch.
fns Hd SEslttpoaa tcs S keafs fer
II z Y Station D. P. O, New York Cay
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. - GOLDSMlTHS
for the Ia may BE- .sesd Of ise Sumner tom by
% Bs S s d nS. '' ''' VI" Dc
COLL EGIATE and ENGINEERING INSTITUTE
No u coGp 5 eci ois .G m.s i R4
Ss9ssS s .' f IRE ' f ro& %
central PARK FRENCH INSTITUTE, corner
y bros way and Eney.Tbsd,. NswYost fIof ferapdei
Director Day ee boarding ,S IS '' sSs .S5 Classical
the plan Of the french Lyees Circulars at Gins
nR b. W. DwIGHTS SCHOOL at No. I,lA
Sept ;s: Ss:; Ssxm
W. s'fs: ssS zs'sI Ei ~ sss'
eSs 2 si faa Tss s'!so Fe .s
FR Rev. R p ca. aes s1P 8, Kendall E
John 4 De,iin. Or J. Lin,ly J. B. ysInnm
I'D. MOLLENHAUERs Musical Conservatory, No.
~. 8: sis'Ss;s II ss; Ss
Davis Tickets for The Opening Concert Irving Hal on
sept can b . SS 9s o Ps free aa GASES Vi. ).
tssst by Mr.. Moil.nbsser exclusively.
EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMY.-(Two
Term ;' en- &c THRG WEDNESDAY SEP
l'e esSsf" selection experienced hcIosss
. siSt SeSi,S T Sy the nsd
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Pbyogy The Natural Science. whO will give special attention
sppy No q Par Pso. Sey TS5s OF r E.se
C%l'SA R6tSs sFR SS sf PSoHs9t' : : 40
= CWELLs BUSINESS INSTITUTE. Without
~ s % S.Sa. S.s I.d S "a S pos
af The Tn9s. .Is'is om s ss Ss s
lions seaboad ees is commended by the most prominent
sS9 1 per- IN e ss CSs ss than e~is For write
fsol LOWELL. Binsbsnton n. Y.
MISS HAVENS, No. $50 Madison-ave.,
sc Young sI :Pf ESf HppsSu
dre,,cd shove wiI receive her immediate attention
MISS SARAH SEDGWICKs SCHOOL for BOYS
MI will open at No sl1 broadway SEPTEMBER IL
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
WI SING SING N Y. The Rev d. A. H0LBRooK, Principal
Term besins SEPT IS
NIP. VAN NORMAN's
wi frga.9 En;i;h BOARDING and pAY SCHOOL FOR
Iii5. reopeDs Sept 20 Addres. a, above.
MIR. CHARLES ID. NORRIS, NJ. A., late Fellow Of
Oil cS.ss 9sGr R R ON the sS Of ss e
four es from PeskikiD NJ u For ecolAf' addre" Mr. hoS
DENBERTON.S SQUARE FAMILY BOARDING
Rev GRO 9ANNETT a. Ne rs Pemberon Bottom Mas.
FINHE ROUND HILL SCHOOL, northampton,
d G ; SL S:f %M f. sss sFiibSs
"rTHE KINDERGARTEN" SCHOOL, FOR
IL Children vii reopen SEPTEMBER II, At No. 70 West
Thty,eventh For Circulars, sc call or address MISS L.
NJ coz A. above.
VOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, Goshen. Orange
County " YThe Fall Tern Of this School viii open sepieH-
Der TO- Fo eIcur references &C. please sdde the rmeP|
MRS. VI. l.. READ. .-, 90,
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE will reopen
Il Sept. !, 1865
For circulars address -. ...-.... =. -
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Ntm publltatlous.
A Political MANUAL FOR Istt.
"A ~ EDWARk MCPHERSON.

4, coSsrrT TON oF TfF TSiTED STATES NJ se~trdt
'1f Tsss q s ' y6SsSNs ORDERS ISD PR6cLAMA
. Gs A42e, o. 5ss.r.o SS bs9i
Cy and ohers 10 Ieenst.h The AeSs.iy Of 'Ss Sr
lie scs5s, 1pPs-tuS e6 ios So :itS
Gmons ard other losireetlonsry se freedren e1Ipie
Of Ternessse Prosd YrsOnrs' Marital Lev | 5
a'.-q iro@ keaeeE Aans he 9,pea,on 81 ' asc rs
+yMhry Courts, Agn., te gnan 1ysccn Of SsHssa
OF TIE LATELY lNsu RRESIioNAf lrS Ord
nsS, o. rroys'qr ,sst TsIsms
johnson and Secretary Seward resTetns The ietl to SEN
rd 5ae'S Ss k st .s to eS,T Of
April ise5 prohibiting tbe meeting Of the he't Legislature ="
~ nnisEarst.TIoS RESPECTING FREEDMEN-In North
ssa aa.sgp 0sorra A@osSs scum OI a sna
Os s' ygs A T STFRyF TI' Asp 'sPEEoH
ys-RsalL citizens Of ndisnai Nashville tPeeeh June iSS
ys RasSs .,t5SS zip Core S Senate, a9 pon
l coloIsd D.lsn epGng sgsse with R.gy Of Rss
% e 81 6oS PsP S S P 6 MfsssSEs OF PRES
lpEnT JOHNSON WITH COPIES OF THE VETOED BILLS
AEb rHE VOTES on ThEmAnnss Me.ssss Dee't1Ss ss,
e. Report Veto Of ne @ w cSp9 and
Vo,s Bu with cNPy aud Votes Message Cd
VT EHg3RiTY sSp NiSoRiLY 6EPoRTs oFTHE JOINT
y YTEs % On PRoroeEp coNsrTuToNAL AMEND
HENTsQh A1sndaen' . fs9y sps &
ysse On Representation On mu sotie' Of Citizens On Ten
's gS MPmBFRs or THE CABINET OF PRESIDENT John
son, AND OF THE 18Th CONGRESS, AND OF CLAIMANTS
X VOTES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON
POLITICAL RESOLUTi ONS.On Pnthc Debt; Punishment OF
Treason Representation Of lately lnsgeetone States Elective
sS,.sSsS 6 r.: TIE s sfi s' P Sa wSaSs %
Legal Rebellion Duty Congress; WIT Of Hadeas Corpus
North
CAroina Davis NeIiraliy The Fenians
XII VOTES ON POLITICAL BlLLS.-Suffage IN District OF
ColUmbsj Extending the Homestead Act Ha6ea C"P"'j west
' XII PS S E'Si' xS M&RY
National Platform Degenerate National Platform Of 1864
National Union Convention 1906 Address OF Democratic
Members Cones 1896 Elections Of 1906 Lees Surrender to
Grant Sherm Johnston Agreement and its Usap1rova
Grants Orders Peus lvana and Maryland Platforms Of 1905 Con
veBton Of SOutheEn Upi0nists. -.
TARIFF AND THE PUBLIC DEBT-CeDsus Tubes showing
Population Voting Population Present Apporonmeu and eject of
oposed ehsnr Table Of Noe by States and Sections on The
TARIFF Of 1872 1896 1857 1861 1864 and the
BIZ Of 1861 The Public Debt June ], 1866.
For sale at THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Pnee, IS eents -.
AddIeEe THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-29

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New-YorH
y JOSEPH {. PYNCHEON sginst DANIEL GAY.-Sums
money demand contiact
ICON. ITO the above named Int Rev stamp SVe
defendants; Gu ere hereby summoned Cancelled
the complaint IN "A
tb, acton whirh IN be Of the CleFk Of th4
Co ut at the City Hall the City Of NewYork and County
N,wYork and 10 copy said eompsne
number log Broadway in the City ofNewYork
within twenty the service Of this esen5
.iv Of the day service; ard fail TO the ss
complaint within the time aforesaid The ig VIZ te.e
hundred dol airs with ntefesg
ro thousand sht hundred d1tyyef
10, :. the cost OF this action-Daled June II. 1866.
T. D PELTON, Plaintiffs Attorney. \
Tn. orp,nt In ed In the Office the Ceh
ofth civ apA County City Hal in the CITY,
.uI County o! York. the lSth dly Of July 1860
Ailaw6wW. j. d. fEbION, faEuus Astoroey,-~