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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-27
The Hooking valley--Logan

A correspondent of the Columbus
Journal writing from Logan, gives tic
following statistics of the town of Lo
gan, and itcms-ot information respect
ing the resources of the Hooking Val
Icy, &c;
Logan has population of about g,
500 inhabitants, situate in one of the
healthiest places in Ohio. 1t has three
churches, Methodist Episcopal, Pres.
byterian and Catholic; one OF the finest
school houses in all this region Of
Ohio; and the town has been gradual.
ly growing, Notwithstanding it is stu.
ate on the "slde cut It's surround
ings are almost bed of iron ore -
One large iron furnace is in full opera.
ton in the town and several others
near it, that have just fairly got start
cd.
TO give you an idea of the wealth
Of the Hooking Valley from Logan to
Jacksonville, distance OF twelve miles,
let me give you the number of pounds
Of pig iron shipped by canal the pres
entseason.
Up to the I'd Of December, as learn
from the Collector, there were shipped
from Logan, north, 4,5O4,402 lbs Of pig
iron.
There were shipped from the coal
mines, north, 1896, ,52l bushels of coal
Remember this does rot embrace large
quantities of both that are shipped
south, 10 Athens, and carried thence
by the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Water power all along the valley Of
the Hook .Hockingis magnificent. Ex-
tensive Touring and lumber mills are
scattered all along the stream, and
when capitalists once appreciate the
hidden wealth in these hills, that
must find its way up this valley, it
will not bo long until Logan will be
an inviting place to the man of wealth
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. "a, 1866.
FLOUR-Dull and prices are nomi.
nally unchanged. Winter snperfne is
held at SO 75@1O 25. Trade brands
we quote at Sll@13, and fancy at S14@
Is. Rye Floar is dull at S6 S5@7 for
city brands.
/ GRAIN-Spring Wheat, 2.12@2 81;
Winter, 2.80@2.90. Corn, 54@55c.-
Oats, 51@55c. Rye, l.O5@112 Bar
ley, Spring, l,2O@1.25; Fall, Sl.75 for
choice
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork Sl9.5O@
1000. Bacon Sides 123@13c. Green
Meats 6, 8 and 81; for shoulders, sides
and hams. Lard, 11@1l3c.
SEED-Clover 7.75@8 90. limo
thy $500 Flax 2.25@24O.
BUTTER--Prime to choice Central
OH 10 2Sa30c.
EGGS--3Oa32c for prime.
CHEESE--W. Reserve 15a15tc.
h6S" Maggie Mitchell and McKcen Blu :
chanan are playing at the Columbus
theaters.
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A CHRIsTMAs PREsENT.-Our friend
Phil. Rising, the enterprising and
successful clothior, being moved and
instigated thereto by aspirit credi'a.
Bile to his sagacity as business man,
sent to this Office on Tuesday an in
voice of fine linen pocket handker
chiefs, sufficient to last the editor and
all hands for-some timo. Rising
keeps an unsurpassed stock of goods
in his line and makes up gentlemen s
gear in a style not cxcelled anywhere,
In fact, as dealer he is Rising in the
estimation of the public all the time
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MEssRs EDiToRs

The scholars Of the High School, af
ter having frequent interviews with
"Kriss Krinkle," in anticipation oi
the coming Christmas, repaired to the
residence Of Miss Beckett, their teach
er, with the necessary requisites all in
readiness to make her han dsome do
nation. Miss Beckett was taken com.
plotely by surprise, when Samuel G.
Shaeffer stepped forward and intro.
duced the matter with the following
ad ddress:
I" Miss Beckett: Allow me, in behalf
of the High School, to present you
these articles as tokens of our high s.
TEEN and respect for you, both as a
lady and a Teacher; and am happy
TO say that you are loved by all your
scholars for your kind and ,cise iaStruc.
ton to us, since we have had the pleas
ure of collecting aronnd your "throne'
in.the old School House, to receive
your good and much appreciated ad
vice. May long be your life, and good
your motives, and may pleasure and
happiness gladden. your path through
the futuce We tender you our kihd.
est and most sincere wishes, and all
unite in wishing you a merry Christ
mas and q happy NelD Year.
Miss B. responded in a few brief
words, indicating in the most feeling
manner, the emotions Of pleasure and
qualification with which she was in
spired upon being the recipient of so
many (tangible) testimonials of the
respect and good will of her scholars.
The evening was spent very pleasant.
ly, and the scholars dispersed with
bright anticipations for the coming
holidays, 4
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

The Commercial of Tuesday soys
Hogs are well sustained, surprising
y so, taking into consideration the
fat cthat the weather is mild, the re.
celpts for the past forty eight hours
over O,0O0 head, and that to morrow
little or no packing will be done
There might be added the further
consideration that the news from other
leading m lrkets was unfavorable; S..
30 and Sc 40 may be given as the ex
treme range for gross weights S7@7,.
30 for net weights; with a firm feeling
on the part Of holders, though with
less sdpport on the part of packers
late in the day than they gave In the
morning.
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THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILRoAD


We copy elsewhere, from the Co.
lumbus Journal, under the heading
mineral Railroad" an article giving
tho organization of tho company pro.
posing to construct q railroad from
Columbus to Athens. We agree with
the Journal in anticipating the best
results from the composition OF the
Board of Directors as completed last
week. 1t affords a certain guaranty
of the construction of this important
improvement, and that in the shortest
time compatible with the object of do.
ing the work substantially and wcll.-
With the President located at one end
OF tho line, and the Vice President at
the other, (both being men of ability
and indomitable energy,) and the
residue of the Board consisting of
gentlemen Of large business experience
and high capacity, With interests iden-
tilted with those OF the Road, the stock
holders and the public can rest in the
confidence that the interests OF the
whole line will be duly cared for.
The speedy building of the Road
being now an established fact, those
who have been holding back their sub.
scriptioDs until this fact should be.
come evident, ought now to come for
ward and subscribe literally as a means
of profitable Investment superior to
any thing now presenting ITSELF The
considerations presented by the Journ-
al in regard to tho surrender of the
right of way along the line, we com
mend to the attention of all citizens.
We do not like the title Mineral
Railroad" "Columbus and Athens,
or "Columbhs and Hooking Valley
would in our judgment be preferable,
as il would be indicative, geograph-
ically, of the region through which the
road is to pass.
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The new fire engine, purchased in
Harrisburg, Pa, arrived in this city a
few days since. 1t was. brought out
on Tuesday, and brief trial made of
its powers. For want ofpropcr hose,
and not being in perfect order, the
test was imperfect and not fully salts,
factory. These deficiencies, however,
it is expected will soon be remedied,
when the machine will doubtless ron
der better account of itself.
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New York Market.
New YORK. Dec. "a

New YORK, Dec. "a.
Flour-The market closed steady at
firmer quotations.
Grai1-W Whcat-Very quiet. Stock,
l,7l5,3O2 bushels. Corn la2c higher,
with sales of 10000 bushels at 12a1-
IL for mixed Western. Stock, 3,OO0,.
600 bushels. Oats Dull. Stock q
430 434 bushels.
Whisky--Quiet at former quotations.
Observation-Disclosures. Beef
Heavy. Cut Meats-Dull at 9a1Oc for
Shoulders, and 1Oal2c for Hams. Ba-
coh-Quict. Dressed Hogs-Lower at
7fa83c for Western. Lard-Heavy at
ll4al21c.
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From Lho columbna Ionrnal.

MINERAL RAlLRoAD.-We take great
pleasure IN noticing the favorable aus
, plces under which the Mineral Rail
road Company starts into operation
The organization has been perfected
and we think our city could not fur.
nish n better Board of Directors than
that having control of the Company
The Board is organized as follows
President-P. Hayden.
Vice President-M NJ. Greene.
Secretary md Treasurer-J. j. Jan.
ney.
Erecutiuc Committee-P. Hayden, b
D Smith, VIM G. Deshler, w. B.
Brooks, Theo ComstoclS.
4 Finance Committee-P. Hayden, VIM,
Denr ison, Geo NJ. Parsons, 3. E.
Smith
auditing COmmittes-I. Eberly, Theo.
+ Comstock.
+ The great feature which warrants
that the ROAD will be economically
built and managed, is that the indi-
viduals composing the Board of Di-
rectors own and control about $780,
600 of the stock and the success with
which they have heretofore managed
their own business, is good evidence
of the capacity necessary to the sue
cessful and economical management of
the funds paid into heir hands by the
stockholders
One OF the resolutions passed at the
first meeting of the Directors, looks TO
the building Of the Road without con-
tracting any Indebtedness. it being
determined to increase the stock sub
scrlption, at once, two hundred thou.
sand dollars and we understand that
committees were appointed, including
the members of the Board to continue
the solicitation. of subscriptions.
The company are now making the
necessary arrangements for the sur.
veys-it being their intention to sur.
vey several lines, and to adopt such
route as can be most cheapIy obtained
as to right of way-all other thugs
being equal. The conditional sub.
scriptions along the route. and the
fairness of terms upon which the
right of way can be obtained, will be
the chief deciding points in the loca
ion of the road. We understand, that
in two of the several lines already
surveyed, there is difference of only
about four hundred feet in length of
road, and very small difference in
the cost of construction; hence the
company are not restricted to any one
line. but are at full liberty to select
such route as shall be most cheaplv
obtained. We ask our friends in the
country to think the matter over care
fully, and we fiatter ourselves that The
readers of the Journal have the intel
ligence to decide that the donation of
the right OF way through their several
farms, will be one Of the best paying
investments they have made in many
a day. Our city has done well in sub.
scribing, let our farmers be equally
liberal, and we shall have a home en-
terprise enriching the county and
building up the towns through which
it passes; opening up to a constant
market the productions of the valley,
which arc now locked up during the
winter, and infusng new life and en-
tcrprise into the whole community
tributary to the road With prompt
ness on the part of those who shall be
called on for the right OF way, and
with ordinary weather and health next
summer, we feel authorized 10 prom
Use our friends railroad ride at least
to Lancaster on next Christmas day.
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ca q. RAILRoAD.-Wo learn that
Mr. o, w, sbattuck, a gentleman Of
excellent qualifications for the post,
is now employed in the position Of
Train Master, lately vacated by Mr.. A,
s BusHEE, who takes the Conductor.
ship of Passenger Train. The fit.
ness of Mr. B. for this place will be
acknowledged by all acquainted with
him.
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Carriers address.

Our Carrier will wait on the, city
readers of the Gazette on Tuesday
morning with tip-top poetical New
Years Address, the production of {
gentleman in the occasional habit o
invoking the MUSES. successfully. AL.
though people sometimes say that q
New Years Address isn't worth a
dime, we say this one is worth two
or three of them. Gclyour postal cur
rency ready.
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B@-"Your Lotion has cured me Of
letter Cor Salt Rheum)on my hands of
thirty years standing writes Joseph
Kistler Of Danyillc, Ind, who has
been using Palmer's Vegetable Co.'S
metic Lotion,
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Tie Little Corporal sparkles all
over with vivacity and entertainment
1t is, without doubt, the best and cheap
est childrcn's gazette published any
whore. Marshall (Mich J Statesman
The price of The Little Corporal is
one dollar a year. Sample copies,
showing most superb list of premi-
ums, ten cents. Address the publisher
Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago. III.
Dec. 27, 1866-3w.
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OHIO state JournnI.

The prospectus of this excellent pa.
per for the year 1867, will be found in
our advertising columns Those dc.
string spaper from the State capital
will find in the Journal by far the
best newspaper that has ever been is
sued there. ,e
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Law AND NOHA Y On. lCE.
John Garaghty

will give special care and attention TO matters
Partition sale OF Lands by Administrators and Qua
dians, with the settlement Of their accounts ais
to the collection and the examination oftitles.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
With m experience of Thirty years he trusts he
will identified TO receive, as he now socts, share
OF hrs old friends and &C qtiaintances
Charges will be reasonable.
OFFICE-Tallmad adge Bloch.
Lancaster, March is lse1.-Si-tf
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PERsoNAI.-Capt S. WELDY, of the
1st q. S..Infantry, is in the city, max
ing brief stop among his old acquain.
tances and friends, en- his way to San
Francisco, CAL, where he has, we learn,
been ordered TO report for duty.
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TADLEAUx = PosrpoNEMENT.-The
entertainment announced in our last
for Friday evening of this week, has
been postponed to Friday evening,
January 4th. We trust the postpone
ment may result in augmented sue.
cess.to the affair, as the preparations
will be the more ample and complete.
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW Yong nnn

NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
Beef Cattle-Dall. Prices have de-
clined la24c, closing heavy.
Calves steady AT $40 to S13 so
Sheep and Lambs lower. The re-
ceipts are $4,000. Quotations ranged
at S3 75aS9.
Hogs declined fully 1c per pound,
closing heavy. The receipts were 15-
CAB, ranging at 58a68c.
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statements from Patients, 60 .

"Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has saved me hundreds Of doliars."-Rsv. Y. Bpn-
PHRgYs. Pemsen, N. J.
ave bless God for the benefit we have received froa
your Prepared Prescription" Rev. P. PEEEsEIAE,
BlossbnFg, Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended II has ben :
Gifted much byJts use."-Rev. G. b. JoSEs, Racine,
Wis.
BIBtE HorsE, Asron PtAcr, n YIN the early part
ofFebruary, 1866, was suffering from violent cough.
for which had been treated during months pre-
viously without benefit, had right Speas which COM
plet1ly prostrate1 me. In the evening, hoaTseness
would come on. which would prevent me from speak !.
ing above whisper. had then had two attacks OF
bleeding from the lungs. My family Physician
ed me hat he could do no more for me. was grow
ing rapidly worse. and had been compelled TO leave
business for nearly two months. All my symptoms
indicated, unAis staksbiy the presence Of offtONsuMP-
TION, In the beginning Of February, Mn. HESRf
FIsHga Treaarer oIUe AMeriean Bible Society, pre-
sented me wi a bottle Of the PREPARED PRE-
SCRIPrION. In few days, my appetite, (which
had entirely lost,l returned; Within week, my cough
had almostle Jeff me and in less than two weeks, the
Nighf-Suedfs we're broken up. Thenceforward 70.
gained strength rapidly, and am now regularly st-
tending to my duties as clerk to the AMERICAN b.
BILE SOCIETY, in whose employment have been
nine years. am now enjoying good health. Your
PRESCRIPTION effecteda CURE. whom my freuds
despsired Of my recovery. THos.J. coNGEH.
"I have had NERVOUS OR SPAsMODic AsrHAA for eleV-
years. During the last six years have never had
an uninterrupted nights rest. IL often seemed to
me thatI wonId die before could get mir into my
lungs. ! suffered greatly from 'shortness II
breath that was compelled to take frequent resis
in walking from my residesce to my plse. of bust
ness
"The night before obtained the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION vas the worst ever passed. On
obtaInngthe remedy, took teaspooniul Mt noon
aud again At night, and slept all night without wax
ing. have NOT HAD A BROKEN NIgHr's REsT SINCE +"
have nov completely recovered my strength and
spirits, and not at all afflicted with 'shortness q
breath shall be glad Ito have any one afflicted WITH
Asthma call and see me.-EZRA O. LANGDON, Ne.
334 Fourth St, NY.
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up In .
81 bottle. and is sold in Lancaster, by
D.SIFFORD & SON
and Druggists generally or orders may he addressed
tn the Sole Proprietors. OSCAR g. MOSES 4 co. q
CoRrLaSDr STREET, n. Y. Consultation free. Cir
cuar containing particulars Of mann cases successful
" treated, will BE sent free, Ly mail, to all who win
write for it,
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HOLIDAY GIFTs,--For elegant sets
of Jeweiry, ine Watches, and various
articles of ornament and use, suitable
for first class Christmas and New
Years presents, Go to BINNINGER's.
Dec. 6 In.
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Capt. L. s, DILLrY, a gallant sold
Ter and vigorous writer, has become
assistant editor of John Saxtons
staunch old paper, the Canton Repos-
itory.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev, J. Hanna
berry will preach in the German Re-
formed Church of this city next Sab
bath morning at halfpast ten o'clock.
Dec. 27-1w.
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@The new locomotive, manufac-
tured at the G. & q; machine shop in
this city, made successful trip on
Christmas day.
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Notice 10 Snorrsneu,.

Any person or persons hereafter
found gaming on the premises of the
undersigned will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
VIM. 7. BRUMFIELD.
Dec. 9th, 1866.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

VEVHE FARM BELONGING TO T'Ffh WIDOW
and heirs Of George W. Shoemaker, dec, situa.
ted about two miles North East of Pleasanlylle in
Walnut township, Fairfield co nty, Ohio, is now of
fered for sale on private terms.
The Farm contains about lis acres # land,
f..A Of choice Walnut and Sugar soil, and has upon
lLnlA it good Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage
house, Meat-h0use, Wood house, and Spfing-house;
at the latter place there too very large Springs
of good limestone water; also good spring near the
Barn, and q stream OF water running through the
Eastern portion OF the prem Has two good Ap-
pie Orchards, the youngest just beginning 70 bear
Clear title gwen to purchaser and immediate possess
sion Ii desired
For terms enquire otthe owners on the premises,
or Of the undersigned. J. G. HlTE.
Peasantville, o., Dec II, 1S66-tE39
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YOUNG MEN,

nESfR0US Of Obtaining a scholarship In either o
~ two of the best Commercial Colleges in Ohio
can do so on advantageous terms by application tt
this Office.
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LADIES, FuRs.

Those wanting Furs will do well to
call at BROOKS Hat Store, as very
great bargains are offered in this line
Of goods,
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Public denomination in Lancaster High
School.

The classes having completed chem,
istry and Natural Philosophy will be
publicly examined on Friday, Janua-
ry 4th, in the afternoon.
Miss Beckett will be pleased to see a
large number of parents and friends
in attendance.
B +, REINMUND, Supt.
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HATS AND CAPS.

Go to BROOKS for all the latest
styles of Hats and Caps: also Gloves
Suspendcrs, Undershirts, Drawers,
Umbrellas, &c. 1w]
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EB-Besides the above Trains, there areirregulaf
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
Rail Road Track should, at all hours Of day and
night be particularly their guard forthemselyes
and LIVE STOCK, as TO traihs III both directions.
Any injury inflicted Will otherwise rect ontheir own
carelessness. A. 8. BtlSHEE,
Dec, ,lS00I Master nj Ira saportaton.
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Notice.

To the Members Of the PleaSantvillt
Horse Thief Detecting Company.
HNHERE will be meeting of said Company, or
wednesday Evening, Jan 10Th, '67.
All those feeling an interest in said Society are re-
specially solicited to attend at the School Room in
Pieasantville on the evening stated above
n b. The election of officers will take place at the
same time. SAML. HlTE, Pres't
THos lRICK, Secretary.
Dec. ~ lSB6--3wS
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TERMs or ADVERTISING.

Local Notices 10 cts. per line first insertion; 5cts.
per line each additional insertion.
Legal Advertisements, exceptn partition cases, un-
less paid N advanoe will be becharged to the attorney
at whose instance they are inserted.
Transient advertisements 10 be paid form advance.
Advertisements kept in specified places, 25 per
rent. in addition to regular rates.
Simple announcements Of Marriages and Deaths
Inserted free--obitnary notices cents per line.
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seg' James Moore and John P. Reid
went upon the bond of Alex, Moore
and wife, charged with the murder of
the little girl Anna Morehead, at
New Lexington, and they have been
released from custody.
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Constable SaIe,
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE .

nj Office is hereby given that the undefsiged has
Y been duly appointed aud qualified as Assignee
Of the property of Charles O. Crawford OF sanc ster
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves TO be indebted
to SAID Charles C.. Crawford, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims a6ainst
him will present the same to the undersigned AS
signee. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON,
Assignee of Chas c. Crawford.
Dec. II, lSG6-3w3o
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/ FAYETTE Co. HERALD. This excel.
lent paper now appears in a beautiful
dress of new typo. An evidence of
prosperity on the part of Bro. Millikan
which we are glad to note.
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. ACTUAL BUSINESS!

And operated sreluusly by Students OF the College
some people-strangely enough-suppose that
Business Education be better acquired aCOllege
building Oca'edin large city, than IN the same Col
lege bnldinglf removed out Of the city, to pleas
tons, vices, and those almost numberless things
that withdraw the attention Of the student from his
studies. Others there however, who believe that
the frcer from city attractions, temptations, and ia
dueeents squaDder the better for those who
nre, perhaps for the first time separated from friends
and home Influences.
To any>who have doubts concerning whero 10 60
for Business Education we say-if You Study one
week with u.s. and find have deceived you by false
representations ask for your tuition fee, and il Will
be refunded.
DON'T FAIL
To send for Circular and Catalogue before else
where
December 9Th, 1866