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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07
PHYSICIANS.

DR. GEORGE c. DOUGLAS
DRcspecttully tenders bis professional services
to the people Of Bedford and vicinity.
r. Residence a Maj Hashahaegh's.
zzss~ Office two doors west Of Bedford Hotel, up
stairs aui7:tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

]. Mp SHARPE ......... = -
CtHARPE KERR, 1,w
vim practice in the Courts Of Bedford and aa-
i,irirs, counties. An business entrusted to their
care viii receive careful and prompt attention
Pensions. Bounty, Back Pay, Sc, speedily col
lected from the Government. ,t,
Office on Juliana street, opposite the p''AiH y
i use Of Reed schen, Bedford, Pa- niarz'1'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07
VouN r. KFAGY.

ohN = \ ''-A>' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BEBFoED, PENNA-,
,rrs to give satisfaction 70 all who may en-
.., "a tSeir iegal business to him. win collect
gs, agss' ' "a e,dences Of debt, and speedily pro
r,.re 6ounties and pensions TO soldiers tRSlf VIC
u@S - "'''s' aprll:66-ly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

f. MEYERS W. Di0 i0AfitsoN
xF YERs & DIcEERs0Ge
MI ATTORNEYS At LAH,
BEDFORD, Penn A.,
0airo same As formerly oceppied By Hon. w. r.
erbell. two doors east Of the Gazette Office, VIII
r4artiee a the several Courts Of Bedlerd county.
rcns;ons. bounties and back pay obtained and the
a,tfehase of Real Estate attended To-
Nsy III .66-lyr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

RATES OF ADVER TISING.
All advertisements for less than months 10
cents per line for each insertion Special notices
opehalf additional. A II resolRtions Of Associa-
ior, communieafiana of q limited Or individual
intorets and notices Of marriages and deaths, OK
eeesaiHg fire Lines 10 cts per fne All legal noti-
res gf every hiHd, aud al Orphans Court and
other Juafeiai slea, required bylaw to be pab-
lished IN beth papers. Editorial Notices Is cents
per hne An Advertising due after lrst insertion.
liberal discount made 60 yearly advertisers.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07
nR p r. HARRY.

u Respectfully senders his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Once and residence Pitt Street, ID The building
formerly occupied by Dr.. J. H. HoGns.
April /, l864-ti.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

A NFI-DUST PARLoR STOVES. fSpear
APatent) at B. DC BLY, AYEk & co.'s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

T L. MAT80URG, NJ. d..
~ LaviHg Permanently located respectfully
lenders his Professional services to tho citizens
ofBediord and vicinity. Office or Juliana street
opposite the Bank, one door north Of Hall & PAL
mer's Office April /, lS64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

lie keeps on hand stock Of ine Gold and Sill
yer Watches, speetaeles Of Brilliant Double Refn-
ed Glasses, also Scotch Pebble Glasrse cold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rfrrs ~,
quality Of Gold Pens. He wiz supply Il order
any thing in his line not on hand.
apr rs, 1s65-zz
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

nANIEL BORDER.
IL PITT STREET, TWO DOORS WEST or THE BED
rorp HOTEL, BKBF9RD, PA
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPECTACLEs. &C.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

4 Cabinet iuw--Letter from Rev.
Henry ward Ecechcr, Gen. Custer,
Henry J, Raymond and John Norris
sey.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

Ii IL reported that Wendell PHILLIPS Is
preparing mos3 bitter and sarcastic lecture
on Hoiac3 Grealg Ii Is said Philips takes
the position that the man Greelg. in whom
the p2ople believe, does not exist. He is
the most over estimated and misunderstood
public haractor in The cauntry.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

InE H9uld has a special from Greenwich
Observatory, Englnd, detailing shower
Of neteors seen on the morning Of the f4th
described to he of great beauty and brillian-
cy Five thousand were counted in one
hour, and nearly twelve thousandin all.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

Tn is reported that General Sheridan viii
Join General sherman at Havanna and pro J.
eeed Rithhim to Mexico M
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-07

-r,rAFrrT, AND I.TNGENFEIiTER5
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, pa.
lave formed 4 partnership in the practice 81
.ae Law 0fHcc on Juliana Street. tive doors 9ouen
af the MenEel House.
anrI TSf4-tE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
Death Of Gabriel van Csts.

At the close Of the proceedings yesterday OF III
surogases Cos Mr. Bradford out ofspsct TO the msea
Of GABRIEL Van Cott who died very suddenly on MsadsA
moved that adjourn until Thursday morning The deosss
he said Of the rictest honor and the highest
tegry and his death really great os to the protessez
and especially to this department Of the profession in vhe
long engaged He had rarely known q man va
without having had very great experiences outside q ~
branch Of the law much ornament to his profee
He had vices full Of virtues Kindness and genore
entire bar especially those who knew him
would mourn The deceased had been for number
Year, an in this Court and all testify Wa
had basness here be discharged -
duties always with pronptitude and fidelity be had asg
held other public positions At one time one OF
officers the Twentisth Ward Indeed he had always naa
tested lively interest educational institutions and ~
loss would be felt by the public generally well BY theee
in bis particular profession for in him they had always haA
true and faithful servant.
The motion was seconded by A A Redfeld esq. wisa
appropriate remarks.
The Surrogate said he hsd known Mr. Van Colt intimately
and had always entertained high regard for him s
entered the duties of his present ooo ~
deceased had many been Of the greatest assistance u
him, and that be had heard OF his death With great
regret and he thought that expression Of respect l
is memory. the proposed adounment was highly proper
lie therefore ordered that the Court stand adjourned unte
Thursday, OF IL O'Clock g. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

S@shr Morton Savannah 81 hours with mde and
ScasIp (hsrcs W lord Ward Washington C., 90 hours via
yryine Pan Shoals end pass. c. Gcodspced.
steamship Quaker City West Charleston IS hours with mdse aid
rsas 70 Arthur Lesry.
Crnbost Lhin (Ff.l Dc ssls.,t. Martinique II days
SHIP Cvstor Russell Liverpool March ~, with rdse and 50
,ssi. 10 Williams X Guion
Ur Norw) Stark RIO Jneiro 60 days, with coffee TO
Fruo1 Mciucke Wendt
Bis Mary Cobb Duncan Port Royal days. with cotton to Bixby
co.
Brig Alamo Tbbe,ls Mschss 10 days with lumber T. May
8s zebuIOn Br Brady Windsor IL days. with plaster. to P
Neviu. & Son.
sohr Asols Lndsco Pembroke, days with lumber to John
schr Union, Aven Rocklaud with line to William Brown
Sr Mary Stsrdi' .S Bonl Rich sas 10 days with sasf
Schr. Convert West Rondout for Fall River.
SEW soAii, Haskell New Haven for Eizabethpot.
schi. hlEou3, Gut, New Haven for Ehz.b0hp0r
SchT. y. Merwin. Mathews, do.
Schs miranda. Hardy; do.
schr febannsh Wal, New fIsven for Philadelphia.
Alice fsduin Haven Eizabethpoft
schr. {. Thomss Glib, kcxBediord.
sch. Mary A. Rowland Rauer, Eew.Bedord, with Grnber
SohT Ocean, -, Brsnord
Scht NJ Sarsen, Glover, Norwich.
sohr Clnary, Wal, Providence foI Elirabethpor.
schr. Js,tice, Taylor Newport for Eizabethport.
Schl Falcon, Hale Slrstioid fof Eizsbeihport
Sch,. seneca, Do.tridge Boston for RondouL
>cir 1ryptcuia. Nickerson, Providence for Rondout
Scac Maniet Lews Tsylo, Providence for Rondout
Schy. lsdy Adams Davis Bristol for Rondout.
Soh, Ella lB Patterson St Johns b. II days with spss 10
P. Ee,ias Son
solT Il. Holmes, Arnold EihaSethpOr for Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
CIrY GOvERNMENT.
Hoard Of Aldermen.

SPECIAL sssslos. Monday, May Il. 1885,
Bo 60 President in the chair and the following
Neriep Moore Conan Eor.on McBrien Flynn sbsnuon Ged
ay ~ Ryer. Reilly Loe Mserson Nsrnum o Brien Mcoini'
y. si1siss IIisy led 10, having been read
a: s Ss1 sPo1S 'esSsd s s Sa i5e G0
tIs he rse q Adrnsn stanton instead ALBANIAN Moore in
tie .e'oad in,'snee Tie na9o.es were then approved
RESOLUTIONS.
R;se's.d T5s II'il IAny.. Tliy :seoad .na Thirty
.nd graded he af gutter be and the ,dewsk'
whict referred e tie Committee on Streets
Rs.olvd Rector street be paved With Belgian from
d. s al ia. he ordsncs hsrcT
WA I. sI.y W, liz a over
s as. e II % e s @s.Ss f :.
.sa ..'es bew.s Isnh r.a Esve1a wh sesa
he S diTse 10. .. .d, ,ss Street oo404'''
Ar5 lie S va directed to be sen, to the Councilman
Rssoved rSsi Committee A end Of the Board
cesan be and they se hereby auilorSei directed pro
Re. N.ona Guard State q New York oanzed IN and
INV .eryss IN the ey A4G SS s' s1, ,@s q
hssd1,5 do. end tie .an Of yo hundred dsr hereby
sGsd jaw hi. in Psynen iorthe uoon
o1 p he usus voueei' and charge h same 70 tie account Of
Siss referred to .nd Sciences.
Received Taat the Corporation be and he heeby
sss -. iss 70 s 1s to open A'"' b. '"
whisL was referred to tie coemites on sree's
R.o.ed That the Counsel 20 the Cooperation be- aid hereby
ss ,@ as 4s'a % A1sae % S E
~ Mh, Vel. va. feisrlss to 1he Coumtise on Rosdr
Roy-j isat tie Street cou.oer b. .,d lie hereby
S as1Sd e sT Pei, iSs rsSu , ws" n. , m
wee wa, 'tsrred to the Committee on Streets
S,.osd That FORTY between Sixth and ssventh
s.' Be- paved WITH BsgNn under the direction Of the
whIst was rsierr.d to The Committee Streets.
,esss That pe1si'.ion be and hs hereby M
sI Leaf flag CORP and s1e ON I SuS,e5 End TsDy
hsd erect between Third and Fourth svenoes
s VII Va. sdsgtsd
Ete.. Ths Common counci By rs'eiacr Ppsysd SeS;eg
Co.'S 'rt wsr street,. isI ne Rn5p9ses o. Pyeae os
o.s q esr reading in the vicinity opportunity Of
Si,s qis osbe Sinking Fund have authorized
q. public suction the zlss Of May inst o. the aid square
wb~r-a. by Of chspsr article four section
NJ, ave, Of Revised Ordinances Of 1889 The Commissioner Of
cot'toa which used or reserved ior public there
kv~d That Comptroller hereby surhoszei directed
~ esr rom he list o. SaPsgs x property saye,.e TO Be
s Se.oebsd the sme hsvs besa Iessyed Tor the
ssl.s Va. edsptes.
t.o8 That thg cefans,o,I be ,Dd be i.he,by
J directed the plo, had boaldeA BY HooCssn
N t,us AID Washington streets known snd designated
T. Se BE- ss q &c sn so md s sS ' s s
Vyrepi ssus 20. apart ior Lands snd Places
! 49, az Eo Sssa
kasv Tss West street, from Chamber Cam. .lle,t, and
p q he streets iu Tsecisny herewith may BE- AFFECTED by
sse Of West be fsged enssssd ths u width snd
sss d West .rs Under lie direction u The Street
49, Se' and Tat the accompanying ordinance therefor be
"a's' lid OYER.
""sSslsss<ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Msy Is
Cleared.


Steamship Ashland Norton, Boston w. r. Clyde
ssushp CAUCUS Gale Boston Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship England tBr Grace Liverpool National Steam Nsvs
icn
steamship P'lmors TRY, Watson Liverpool =. Cunard
Steamship Crusader lBfl Butcher Liverpool Ribon Munos
Steamship OctorsIs, Reynolds. Baltimore.
Ship Granite STATE Jacobs San Francisco J. H. Robinson Co
ship SAGINAW, boutee. BIC. c. f.. Walsh Carver
ship hrsnda tbrl Clark Quebec. c. L. Wright Co.
Ship laos Norw schsmbosch Antwerp via Philadelphia Fanch
Mencke Wendt.
SLIP Clsrs Wheeler Wmeh, ST. Johns ~ B. Williams Onion
sap Ooschen tbrem.i PtobH Genoa, {. Luling Il Co.
ship Black Hawk. Crowei, saE Francisco, Sutton 4 Co.
Sark ttciress Clark Ctonssdt. DeGrOot & Peck.
bs o. w. Roosevelt Hartman. Matsnzas, J. T. Ward Co.
BARK Otirs (Er.l Elliot. MusQuAh.
Bose NJ tBr.D Hsfrmau, Barceona, j. J.. Ward Co.
hTg I'D. Winders. Jones. Lebresux ". B., Mcluv Co.
Brig Randolph. Pressy. AspinwsiL Merchent CArmsn
Brig Prince Alfred OBI, Hssius Ragged Island n s. Whit
r.y Co
brs koponset 1rscy. Cen Bay c. b. Miller HouFhton
bTg ls~i (Brl Chisholm, Cow Bay C. b. r. Whitney Co.
SOM Astankas Howard, Washington c. Dinbe Wotk Co.
ooli Camilla Hurlbut Elizabeth port, j. Beynon's Sons
echr Iseon, Beker Boston. IL. Iiowes
schr Stsesnen, Cole Boston, Snow Richardson.
scT Jenny Lind Cole keyyburyport. Snow Richardson.
schF. Evelyn, Lockwood, Stamford.
schf. Whistler, Strange Taunton.
,chr Alice A. Randall Sbowel 0onaiyes Brett Son Co
80 francisco. Werner Savannah. Merchant Carman.
schf A. Acker, Han Norwich, ~ l.. McCready Co.
cchr. y. w. Pow der Lincoln Taunton.
schf a. Van Courisnd, Coo Now Haven, Racket Tooks:
Taylor.
Shr D. A Berry. votbcs Doron, Ca T. NJ. Mayhem Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
The Divorce Law Again-Hsw Divorces sss
PreeureA-Rsmanes snA Reality.

An application was made before Justice Barnard
yesterday by Mr. Edwin James upon adavits setting et
the following a. facts: That the Of April person %
the name Of James T. Wilson away with and married
Miss Kate Busted young lady Of highly respectable oca
nectons 10 is city Her affidavit sets forth that shortly alte1
married had wife alive at Bristol 10 England On this d
covey she returned % the house Of her parents who're he be-
since resided Her affidavit went to state that an sttorn
fathers absence and induced her 70 sign paper b STATING
She subsequently informed her father who consulted couas
him to take proceedings In her behalf On Saturday lst
she saw in Ts Tm that divorce had been granted q hss
name against James T. Wilson, she bad signed compsisA
unication with the attorney since abe him the pspe
She believes that the proceedings taken to screen Wilson
from q trial for bgamy.
Her fathers AFFIDAVIT states that the attorney and James
WisoE intimate terms tho latter boarding IN ~
house Of the ormar ae also produced proof OF the service
the notices tbs attorney net 70 proceed with the vue
and alleged that the whole proceedn were fraudulent ed
cousiye between the attorney and son and that be h
information By the last mail from knelAs9
thai Wilson had wife Wing at Bristol :
Judge Barnard granted an order upon the storcey ~
James T. Wilson y show Thursday next why ~
decree Of divorce should not be vacated remarkng that
tenth Of what said which might however be doing M.
Stowel he should be thrown over tho be
All the theving sculions who unable BY swlndlag -
Iva elsewhere In the State seemed TO be coming TO New YEN
TO practice law.
Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Dunphy for the mo.ios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
WHAT Has BECOME or THE GOLD WATCHES "A

WHAT Has BECOME or THE GOLD WATCHES "A
city contemporary thus discusses the singular dappearsnce
gold watches throughout the country Government has
levied tax upon them;
THE question What becomes OF all the pins sinks
into nsgncsnce beside another inquiry OF more serious
moment What has become OF all the gold watchesf This
country has been famous for these Offering time pieces Not
wetodo gentleman ipany part Of the land but had bis gold
ticker; they indispensable portion OF adys
attire and beardss boys eager 10 possess the
coveted treasure and could wait for 1t until they 10
estate Bat unfortunately for the happy OF these
articles the OF the greedy tax 2aherer caught
by their glitter and they to be made TO contribute 50 the
national revenue. Any gold watch in worth less than
sCo was DO charged g. and wheJ valued at e0was
TO pay 81 per AT this precise moment by sngl
lar coincidence age OF the gold watches in many States
disappeared nom record. The sudden vanishing OF much
vannbe property should be Meter OF ubc concern and we
desire TO direct toward the attention OF oil who In
teresd the hope Of obtaining explanation OF this
m,rkbo phenomenon. The following from the latest official
return Commissioners Of Internal Revenue exhibits the
Of this startling loss and may partially aid In its re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

THE PEOPLE AGAINST HENRY OTTO CLAUS.
The trial of Dr. Claus for the murder of Charles
Csrsou in saloon In resumed in tue Court
OF Oyer lad Termasr before Justice Ingraham yesterday
tho being crowded and the interest apparently great
MI. James Brady IN opening for the Defense claimed
that the transaction had been wholly mseprsented BY the
witnesses who had arranged their stories together 10 make 1t
appear that they without blame In reality the parties
that the Doctor be had used tie at ALL which not
Proved Lad used 1t Ia selfdenss They would show the
swordcano could not DO drawn having been in fact freed
by their breaking IL over his head.
the Doctor came to bis and wine saloon
about III O'clock and stayed till little past 1; the witness
handed him his hat and cane to take care Of the caus had
ends aud wire around it, witness tried to draw the
mott little after he gave him bis hat aud and sent
him or lie was closing up with Mr. Stenhart be knew
Mrs Saez the wife Of the last witness deposed that she
received the from her husband and laid behind the
BARI her children 10 bed about 10 O'clock In other
mattors she corrobo-ated the las. witness. ~.
Augustus W. Steinhart caiedHe had been with the
there he had his cane with h they parted at Csrson
the prisoner saying he wanted to get some
the difficulty Of drawing the sword from the cane, the prison
told him he had the fIea in tina. way with
and wre that the could not be drawn the wrapping
two to two and half inches; witness saw no crack
In the cane.
fed the good character OF the prisoner there and the
Long IlaId College, to make such wound as described
sword shown
John Funk testified to the prisoners good character and
20 the condition OF the canethat he could not draw wit
string tie doctor saG he intended to Lave tin plate PUT
o that It could not be drawn at all
Charles Rspp had lad the prisoner living With him during
montbs no dordery but always into his
like Of bsgatee took from Is TO 20 min
In plnying good players might play faster the witness
also testified TO the impossbity of drawing the
Charles Edward Claus abrother Of the accused resident II
Anenown Pa testified TO his brothers good character BIZ
brother bought tho al AenowD about two years ago
witness f1ed that could draw III he was
With Tor
| there split In IL when he fixed L up.
Edward Martin, physician OF Aentown had known th
prisoner years and testified to his good character
the prisoner had studied with HIN In 1905 In 1864 he CARRIE
| this cane.
Matthias Palm testified that a. the time Of the Coroner
Jury the prisoners face and much sweled Ih
next morning 10 complained that liz head was beaten h
could hardly hold II up.
lillian H. Boomer OF Allentown President Of the Firs
National Bank then had known the prisoner
The prisoner visited utnesss house and bore exceen
character
The Rev. Alfred Dubbs OF Allentown, also testified to th'
good character Of the prisoner at Allentown
Amer further evidence TO the good character Of th
accused the Court adjourned this morning when the
will DO summed up by Mr. Brady and Mr.. Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
Criminal Sentence.

The following cases were brought before Judge
Russell In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
William Murinal charged with robbery In ths 6fa
degree in violently attacking Francis Laurent tho
OF Grand aud Wooster and toroby taking his wscA
The prisoner pleaded guilty of assault with intent to comm
robbery and sentenced the State Prison for i've year
James Wemacher Indicted for grand larceny In ste
ing the watch ard chain Of William fregenger. He pea1s4
guilty. and sent to the Pepitentiary for one year.
Jeremiah ynch charged with stealing mattress BE-
longing r. W. Frost. He pleaded guilty OF attempt -
grand larceny and discharged sentence Suspended.
George Harrison pleaded guy Of petit larceny from tbs
person In relieving Henry White Of his pockebook The
prisoner remanded for sentence.
Michael Kenny sentenced the State Prison for 8Qe
years picking the pocket Irwin Of Newburgh
James Norhrop sentenced to tho Penentary for zee
year for stealing quantity Of wearing apparel the property
ofMs. Mary Hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
Sale Of Ferry Leases.

Al II O'Clock noon yesterday Mr.. Charles Z. Loew,
Collector OF City Revenue sold at public auction In the Gov
City Hail. the following leases for ferries
&c For ferry foot Of Courtandt to Jersey City for
period Of 10 years. from May l. 1866 sold to the N ]. and
Transportation Co.. at 1900 per annum; formerly brought
5000 per For ferry be established from the basin
at the foot Of Sprngs any point the New Jersey shore
whero landing be effected sold tow. J. j. 5. Peck
at 81 per annum formerly brought for wharfage e. 200
per annun This lease for 10 years For ferry from
the foot Of to Weehawken sold to tho Wee
hawken Ferry Co at $50 per nnnumi formerly brought ~
per annum, the lease runs for 10 years.
For the Franklin Market for period Of FIVE years
sold to Peter MeKngh. 1895 per annum formerly brought
$3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
COURT cALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT.-PART L-Oyer and
Termner Part II-Nos oi6l 1850 800 g. 67o 1916 740.
49, 42 46 AZ go ,9 1866 1884 1873 1920 SO 7so 1853
Part IfI-Nos 495 l45 23 1861 643 645 9i3 e6 o23 93
6s5 697 9o3 ST. s3 I47l e2 1926 427 49, Special Term
DemurrersNos 25 Is H. % IL. Issues Of Law and Fact
Nos 49, 800 1884, le7 1862 27 49, 1885, les 1872 ls0 49, l6
l97 l5s.
SUPERIOR CouEr.-PARr Mos. 1885, 253s. 1878,
e85 2o;. lee, 1902 2s1l. cs73 22,J 229 $751; 2 2aS7
2ss9.
Court OF COMMON PLBAs-TRIAL TERM.-PART I.
Nos lll9, 1883 1859 9f7 1870 S 1885, l02 l572 1873,
1870 $50 1906 1921 i474 Part Nos 593 1884, 1890 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

Thus we have only 1896 gold watches left out OF all the
thousands which owned before the war; and
have not sugie specimen Rhode Island the homo Of the
wealthy Senator prague has not Of the yellow treasures
Of the most Inferior description. Connections has not
and her late patriotic Governor Is fair TO infer sports
only silver bopseye OF the antique pattern And Wiscon
sin Iowa. Mnnesotai Kansas and the other blanks Alas
have Vermont has but they worth
than t00 Only two gold watches OF any description In all
Vermont In Michigan there Who ia the fortunate
mani WIN not Historical Society In that beret
nOnwclh give u tho OF this Fortunate gentleman who
sl reia his yellow tine piece Strange 20 soy Missouri
heads M '' h'ca 'hc io.,. "ygo.ist ~ he TARGET
ea.sg Is. .AiDssA.