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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02
Miles of

| A,.s;--oi -. -: i1iI''''.'.: l'696 1.SGC
day, July 90. . ~ - NJ l | /
Inc average speed of the ship from the
.ihe The splice was made until we saw
land was In little less than five nautica,
miles per hour, and the cable has been naid
out at an average of five and one-haIf nils
per hour '''''' iiii'e9
The total slack was less than twelve nor
cent '"'''0 Pei
Inc weather has been more pleasant than
nave ever known on the Atlantic at tbis
season of the year.
We have had alternate days Of rain SIM
shine, togs and squalls -''''-
e nave been IN constant communication
with Nalentia since the splice was made ON
Ihe 10Th instant, and have daily received
news from Europe, which was nostod ~,
outside OF the telegraph office for the infor.
nation Of all on board of the Great Fa
and s1gRallzed to the other ships.
A1ter taklng IN Goals the tele graph fnet
VIII san Tor the spot where the cable was
iost last year rrecover the end and comnIo+o
second line between Ireland and New
Ioundiand, and then the Midway will nro.
ceed f9 lay the new cable across the GnIf
of StatlawEence. " 0'l
The ca0le will be open for business in .
few days, and all messages will be sent 70
Europe in the order in which thew are ro,
ceIved at Hearts Content
cannot find words suitable to convoy
my admiration for the men who have 50
ably conducted the nautical, engineering
and electrical departments of this enteTo
prise so successfully, amid difficulties which |
req uired to be seen to be appreciated In
TACT, all on board of the te egraph fleet and |
al al connected with the enterprise have done
their very best to have the cable made and
laid IN a perfect condition and He who
rules the winds and the waves has crowned
'neIf united efforts with perfect success.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
Messages were sent to President John
son and Secretary Seward announcing the
success OF the undertaking, and congratu.
atory answers received. On Friday the
1rst news despatch was received, being in
eeiilgence OF peace between Austria and
Prussia ''n"
a despatch was also received from tbe
queen OF Great Britain to the President Of
he United States, to which President John
oh returned an appropriate answer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

Rag On our outs ide will be found an
admirable letter, written by E. GUYER, Esq,
addressed to Hon EDGAR CowAN 1t will
amply repay perusal, being written in
candid manner by one thoroughly convers-
ant with the past political history of the
country.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

Every machine delivered and put In rrInpir. :
and warranted to give entire satisfaction or g..
funded. all orders by mail prompt attended ~
BurIingtop bolo', May 5, .GG. wy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

a EIoLENT Copperhead who had made
4imse notorious by denouncing Abraham
Lincoln and the Republican party during
the war, and who was not among the mourn,
erS when the late President was assassin.
atGd, was heard loudly eulogizing Andrew
johnson few days ago. A by.stander
remarked We'll, now that you are prais-
ing the man you 50 bitterly assaiied 7
presume you will admit that YOU have
changed ground?" "No :" PROMPTLY res.
Ponded the Copperhead Il stand where
nave always stood it is Andrew johnson
w Who has changed and come over to MS y
me ne GopPerhea ad felt and rightly, that he
had the best of the argument
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

CAUTION Whereas, my son Edgar
" Vroman has left my house without any just cause
therefore forbid any person trusting hin on my ac
count | shall pay debts OF his contracting after
tn ie date BARNA EROMAN.
Granville July IA, 1866.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

ORPHANS COURT sALE.-Bv virtue Of


~ order issued out of the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County the undersigned Administrative Of the es
tate 0fPhileus Fandyke, dec late Of said county will
sell at the Central Hotel in the Borough of Canton on
FRIDAY, the 3lst day OF AUGUST. 1856, at O'Clock,
p. m, the following property situate in Canton twp
Beginning at the northeast corner of the farm on which
Aaron COons lives thence north 10 east Is prs alou
the line OF EyhIiam -- land 10 Il stake and stones
thence north 60 west Is prs to stake and stones
thence north 34 west prs TO stake and stones thence
north CO. west prs. to a stake and stones thence
north east IA prs. 10 stake and stones thence south
So west ii clio prs. to stake and stones 10 MAINLY
Road, thence south Ilo west 81 prs along the said
CoOns line, thence south $40 east IS prs along said
Coons line to the place Of beginning Containing sev
en- acres aud 10 perches, or less. Said lot has
good mill seat and water privilege.
ALSo-AI that piece Of land lying in Canton twp.
beginning IN centre of Mountain Road leading from
steam mil IN Canton borough TO Ward twp, ia TiogI
county "a, IN the line of uuimpoved lands in the war
rantee name OF William Preston and formerly owned
by Brown and Rockwell thence north 81 west "a prs
~ 4o"u tHeHSe east u prs. stake and stones
thence south % west 9S prs to the said road thence
north 49, west IS prs along centre OF SAID highway In
the place OF beginning. Containing 40 acres and 1856
perches more or less. Said lot is heavily covered with
Ea!lable timber IA miles from Canton Station of n q
Railroad one mile from good steam saw mill ana three
quarters oi a mile from good water mill
IEHMS-S5O to be paid the day of 81 10 on each
lo and halt OF the balance the confirmation and fine
balance IN three mouths thereafter with interest
PHOEBE YANDYKE
'uiy ~, looo. Administrators
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, SLEIGBs
THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT srILLIN OPERATE.
FELLOWS, CRANDALL u co..

Successors to Reynolds, Fellows & Co., are now, ,r
and are prepared to furnish short notice VIE W.-s
Carriages and egbs, OF all descriptions and f .t1
test and most approved style, aul Vi the lgs, n - "
at the old stand opposite the Union House in 81 ,I
tral part Of Alba Borough Bradford County. Pa
The public are assured that the reputation H.
has acquired during the last six years under ,5
intendcnce Of J II. Fellows, Will be n.re rE.- peg
tanned as he will superintend the wor, as h,larlf
having long been and having had much exuerfa-. -r
Carriage and Sleigh Builder would as~ur. ,ba ,--u
that 20 pains will be spared Dy the above .--.i
the establishment worthy Of their patronage r.
as one of the old firm for the patronage tim. a- .
ded, we hope to merit continuance ol the same.
n. B.-We the undersigned, being pg4c,i... mo-.
les can manufacture and offer 10 the pu,f. ,f
that will DEFY competition JAMES 4. FELLOW.
D. W. C. CKANDt|r
J. G. MERRITT,
Alba Borough, April l5, Is8G. Iy
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EALTH Is THE GREAT NEED OF
IL THE AGE. '1i-H oH
A NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING ART.
N. J, CoGSWELL, NJ. D.,
HYGIENIC PHYsIcIANAND srpcpov

May be consulted in person or bv Iettor o.. H..
dence: East Spring Hill, Bradford county. Pa ''S'
An intelligent community require medicaI doctrfro
si snouaIeg upon night reason, in harmony with ana
aHTucneu oy the qnerring laws of Nature and Of tb %
n organism and authenticated by successful resnIt
henee we solicit an examination of our system Csn
tr5 t ,d an diseases can be successfully treated with
o o Gog DfGg PGsons will be given. As graduate Of tbe
sba S tTege tae IN the world where health taught we
natnr f ~ pans to explain to the patients the
hor 1t IS unnecessary and dangerous to take drug am3
now now 70 preserve health and long life win visit nv"
desired. N140 treatment When
East SpringhiIl, May |. 66-Irn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

Petroleum, Venango and Crawford Co. Bank r..
bought by 3. 5 RUSSELL Il 90 B.-....
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FARM FOR SALE-Tbe nr1o,,;

E'ARM FOR SALE.-The mdays;ono5
having purchased portion of the 1hnmas I ~
rgrt ny II a. yng Just outside of the borough Of Ton
Sre a la west OF Crooked creek and Tioga river g.
ieS S 70 sen ABOUT eighty acres of it, on reasonable t
~ Is some OF the best land Tioga valley aDI @ iS m
quay ana proximity to the IA ilroad and good Tnns ms
in the ont one % % tne most desirable farms Tor home
III h 1ne county oi Iloga The price viii depend son~
what upon the amount Of money the parcb@lsr some
rorto oe OF sale YET II necessary time Will be given for
Also f6r A'suteo ~ e oy bond and mortgage
cheap, uuIoeg OF pleasant building lots
I1fv 10 Ieen c. II. SEYMOUR.
~ W ~N'V'--oV' Tioga, Pa
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misfellaneuus.
I J. n E w ELL
COUNTY SURVEYOR

Orwell, Bradford Co. Pa, will promptly at,s,a =.
business n his line Particular attention gie U s
Ming and establishing old disputed IItes y I1n
surveying Of all unpattented lands soon as wsr o
are obtained. "difaat
Nav II 1896.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02
Mem advertisements.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTIGE.-Notico
Ia is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estateof Peter J. VrOman, late Of est Burlington twp,
dc'd are requested 10 make immediate payment, aud
hose having demands against said estate will please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement
HIRAM II. FOSTER,
July 81 1866. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

US. Securities Of all kinds bolgh, a.a .dbg
B. 5. RUSSELL & CO.. B.lsa..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02
VERY Low PRICES.

be also keeps the celebrated Seth Thoml. lrz..
i1L american and Swiss Watches. Other articles
Kept in store OF this kind Remember tnarr... p.
ton Bio X. y. B.-Watches. Clocks and Jsg..-. H.
paired and warranted
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IMPORTANT TO BUTTER Nr,VrI-,~

Il The under signed ale now fully pIep,reG
the public with an Inclined Dog Power Nh; urn 81
superior quality and pattern at The looyr, rn
Machine suitable far Diaries Of iron Ia Ia . 'aes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

A oil the high price ol wheat We have been ead-.,.
ing 10 pIuuuCe Al extra quality Of RYE Ilslr d.
OF our customers disposed to cc0noaise. Wcau..
II 80 white as TO be scarcely dstingushan.g from r
wheat flour. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat. also B.t..
flour, ON meal aud different kinds Of Feed for ...
Cash paid for all kinds OF grain.
,,,....,-,,.,, Il, B. INGH4E
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MICHIGAN PINE LANDS FOR SAL,

w Having the agency .ur the sale of sever .
sand acres O. the choicest Pine Timber Ia... ....
state oi Michigan, am prepared 10 oag. -.e, f., .
will pay. These lands are among the best rr..,.- ~
liz the Saginaw and MGSkegou VALLEYS ge.:e. D., -.
floating streams, and are now needed tr ...
purposes. Business men and capitalists 'glL dwell
examine them before investing their means e.s,v..-
For particulars inquire Of or address
HENAN N0R-G
june y, $3.50. Litcliell. Erha.url l---.r
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IRNER's JEWELRY STORE

And examine his splendid stock Of Watches all. r..
ry OF the latest designs and elaborate finish. a.
being sold at
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90 BONDS.--THE MAY COUPON

J ~ oi the 5-2O Bonds purchased al Ii. hi. -.
market price by B. S. RUSSELL
B..a,,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned
N having been appointed auditor by the Orphan
Court of Bradford County al February Term, und Ct
exceptions to the partial account OF Augusta Snyder
executrix OF B. p. Snyder, and having had by ID i'd
auditor extended all the accounts OF said eXecutriX
for the purpose OF re-eXamining and re stating the
upon exceptions then filed, TO be tAcrea ter
led BY exceptans, Cat least Is days before the time Of
hearing will attend the duties of his appoint
at his office in Towanda Borough on MONDAY the Goth
day Of AUGUST, 1865, at O'Clock, p.
July 81, 1866. Il. PEEH Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

DISSOLUTION.-The co-partnershps.,.
- tCloIe existing between c. /. Stew.r / Il.
Stewart in the mercantile business. is ths. asvs
by mutual consent. All accounts must be se!t.4,
August ! 1866. The books and accounts wff fs..
tied by Stewart Il Wickizer, who viii contrret
siness at the old stand. c. /. sTEWspr
Henri. kv!lle, July ,, IsGg.-3t.p C. C. STEWt'i"r
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EOR SALE Threshing Machine and
L Horse Power complete, for sI25 cash. Enquire OF
w Bramha one mile from Franklin on iarm formerly
owned By {. f. White July 2I Il 66.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-02

NOTICE. TO BUILDERS.-Sea pro
IN posas will be received by the underg gned up to
the first day September next, for !un shin the
terial aud building A Unverslsl Church in Owauda.
l. Nage" pa ---y maze Iof Stone Brick or
wood; Church to be finished by the first day OF Au-
gust. 1867 BY order of the Trustees.
G. F. MASON President.
ToUand9 Tulv q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
Hon. Ben, Wade.

A curious -cono occurred at Scna-
tor BEN. WADE's room the other
night. in Washington. A person
whom WADE had never seen, butwho
seemed from his bearing aud accent
to be n Southcrner, asked him to sign
some papers for him recommending
him for government employment
Mr. Wade, fancying from the mans
manners that some mischief was in
tended, excused himself for moment
and slipped into another room and
procured a revolver On his return
the stranger renewed his demand that
he should sign the paper. Mr.. Wade
refused, whercupou the man drew u
bowie knife, aud exclaimed, Well.
we're here alone, sir, aud you shall
sign them, Wade instantly pro.
ducd his revolver ordered the man
out-followed him down s,airs-gav,
him parting kick-shut the door il
his face aud has not seen him since
aud has no idea who he was.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
A Hardened Villain.

A burglar named Wilson was exc.
cuted ON the 22d inst, at Genesce, n,
Y, for the murder of a man whose
house he had robbed. When on the
scaffold he denied the murder, but
said he thought he knew who the
right man was. On the evening pre-
ceeding his execution he confessed to
fto murders, and offered the son of
Que of tho victims some tobacco as
partial amends for the murder of his
father. lie occupied the closing
days of his life by writing his auto.
biography, in which he confesees to
fearful list of murders and burg
larios. An attempt was made to take
his photograph as he assembled the
scaffold, but he jerked his head aside
aud ehuckeled over his artifce, re-
pcating his derisiye remarks concern
ing the bafiled artist just previous TO
the fall tf the drop, When asked il
he had anything more to say, he re-
piled; II have nothing more to say
and you may go on as soon as you
please, for il is no consolation for me
to be kept standing here in the cold.
When all the arrangements were
completed, the Sheriff asked if all
was right, when the murderer told
him to "go ahead, aud the droI
then fell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
Financial Matters in New York.

The stock market shows slight
recovery of tone. The rumor upon
the street few days ago, of failure
Of a firm upon an Eric contract, aro q
from misunderstanding. Govern.
monts are steady but inactive, there
being disposition TO wait iii. the ne
tion of Congress upon The loan bill l.
cousumated. Tho shipments were
s3G2 ,2GO, viz: s2l2,2G0 per Her.
mann, and sl50,00O per the City OF
London. The total shipment will be
about s590,000, Money is abundant,
and idle balances are hawkcd round
the street at per cent. The pre-
yailing rate to Brokers, however is
still q per cent piscounting is ac-
tive on prime bills at 6 per cent, but
lower grades are still Stunned by buy
crs. Foreign exchange is nominal,
and the transactions toward the close
of business were large at l07s@l09
for sterling, which are the quotations.
Gold is without change, The demand
is moderate for customs, and prices
are steady.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
The Plot to Rescue jeff. Davis

The Hcrdhrs Fortress Monroe dis
patch says that vigilant detective
measures on the pavt of the military
at Fortress Mouvoo, ius,i,u,ea in
consequence of u rumor to rescue acN
Davis, have not been relaxed, and IA,
search Of all arriving vessels is still
carried on, Though no positive cvi
denco has been furnished that the plo
really exists, it is considered best {,
be prepared for it.in case il does, A
steam tug with soldiers nightly pa
trolls the waters of the harbor, and
passes to the font are more closely
scanned than formerly, having to ur-
dergo the scrutiny of two sets Of SEN
tinels instead of one. Joh. Davis
health continues good and he has all
the comforts allowed him which his
limited quarters will permit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18

Governor J u. Cox was duly in
augurated 81 Columbus on Monday
and his inaugural address will be
found elsewhere in our columns, in
full. The now Executive wos intro
ducod to q very large concoursc, in
cluding both branches Of the logisla-
ture, in the rotunda of tho Capitol,
by the retiring incumbent, Governor
Anderson. At the conclusion OF his
inaugural, Gov. Cox received the oath
of office from Chief Justice Brinkcr-
hoF. Hon. A. g. McBurnoy, Lieut.
Governor, and Hon. s. S. Warner
Treasurer of State, were also sworn
in. We have not space to-day foi
comment upon the address Of Gov.
Cox, which, fortunately, is not 50
long but that our readers will find
equal to its pcrusal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
The Mexican Question.

Its expected that the Mexican
difficulty will be solved by the with
drawal of the French troops, Of which
there are increasing Indications
There are grounds for believing
that the State Department and the
French Government have IN under.
standing upon the subject, which il
said to date p.,yious to the termira'
ion 0 the civil war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18
National Banking System,

The lIerald'S Washington special
says this is the 6rst week in which
there has been no new organizations
under the National banking system.
The number organizing under the
Government system has bean falling
OIL raridiy dSriog tho past three
months, the 100000, 900 capital au'
thorized for the National banks hay
ing been absorbed, The whole mum
ber now existence is 1925. oil.
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! ps&F' The hat business has pros
peet Of being revolutionized. Acorn
pany has been formed in Boston with
$4,000 capital to manufacture paper
hats They own paten. recently
secured, by means OF which il ex.
poets to manufacture durable, desira-
tle, aud waterprQofpaper hats Of any
form and color, at . cost Of 8 TO 25
cents . piece.
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Gsg Sdrertiseulents.

NOTICE. .--Notice is hereby given thei
~ the undersigned has been duly sp.
pointed Executor OF the last will and
Testament Of Daniel Petticord, deceased
late OF Seneca county, Ohio.
JOHN G. PETTICORD,
Executor.
Jan. 18, 1856. l4-2i,
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Partition Notice.


SolOMuN MUMMY, and Eliza his wife, and
,hal county, Indians, Tobias Wagner, Of " hiiely
oun,y, Indiana Jesse Wagner. of Iowa coup,y,
Iowa, Daniel Wagner, Roberts, Bsksr md I.fyina
his wife, NnTgnret Warnsr, Caihnr'ne Wngn'T,
Iertha / oft nhd rhJebe his wife, Reuben V. Lott.
and Serene his wife, Jeremiah smith and Mariah his
VIE, ahd Esther amer, Many Wagner, Debora
Wagner, Malinda Wagner and Nrry Wagher and
'hei' leRa guardian, jeremiah Mathews, OF Seneca
county. OHM;
Willtake notice that on the I7ih day OF January.
lkiO Peiei Wagner filed his petition In the Court
oi Cannon Pleas, of Seneca eonaiv .Oho, uvefrins
that Nntgaret Wagner 10 seized Of u ftwer e'taie
lhat he, Eliza Nunmy wife Of Solomon NANNY.
Tolias Wagner, Rebecca Hendricks wife OF Henry
Hendricks. narirl WRgaer, Jesse Wagner, and 10.
vlna BAKER wife Of Rober =. Baker, are elch seized
estate Of said Margrret Wagner, and that Cathsrne
Wager hasa douer estate In The undivided one
eighth psr'. sui ice, 10 the dover estate OF MaTaI.i
Wagner and that Phoebe, wife OF the said jeptha
Lott, serem, wife Of Reuben Lott, NNRriah, wife
Of jeremiah Smith, Esther Wagner Nancy Wagner
nebors Wagner, MHlinda Wagner, and Marv NAR
ner, each Of the undivided sixtvourih ptri, sab
i'ct tn the dover estate Of Margaret Wasnrr and
Caiharin- Wagner as aiors,sid. Of The South. sasi
| numb, two (9) Nnrh. Range fourteen 40 East, IN
se-ess county. Ohio ; saving nnd ,xy.pti,g there
fom about acre OH Of the Ncrh.rnst corne
lheISofi and asking that partition thereof may be
made accordingly
Said Petition will he for hearing on the goth DAY
OF MARCH, "A, ~, 1906.
A. n. RYERs.
Solicitor fof reiiioner.
Jan. ~, IE6e.-Ph Phsi0 20. il-0t.
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Pension Claims.

The applications for pensions have
now dwindled down to an average re
ceipt Of 100 per day. This is fall
ing of from 400 to 500 applications
that were received daily for many
months after the close Of the war;
The proportion that are iayorahly
acted upon is about one in five.
- s.t l--t---s---7----~--. -r-----
20. SUBscRIBE fos the Tribune,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18

.La,s Jsdss efceou OF cs~sss r'sss
A.o-sy st Law, TINA, chic. uas rstipsd fsosA
,hs a,mv rssansdths pssesiss OF W. sad viii
,iy, ms ~hsis attention - psetseiensl bssinsss.
Osbee ever v"asS, Hsss c~s~espA opposite
= sAsvHsv fesN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-18

nD- TnE PaU Mall Gosettc a,tri,
butes human tastes aud character en-
tirely to education, aud thinks that
many csnoniled saint, if educated
like Tom Sayers, would have been a
rowdy aud prize fighter.
seA- The Boliver (Ten.) Bulletin
says that the hog cholera has made
its appearance in the southern portion
of that State.
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LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
Remaining unculled for at the Tifin
Post Office, January II, 1866.
Bauch WH2 Miley John z
Barton AT Myers Naucy
Berger James A Otner Joseph
Boswell Henry O'Connell Amanda
Bru.se Mary Paul Mary J.
Brinkman VIM. c. Ruch John
Blum Thcobnld Rinehord John
Crane John Rockafeilow Iroin
Crum John S,nsney John Wa
Curbitte Josiah Sh ldun VIM
Conner JImes 2 Steiner Joseph
Crumer Samuel Spra. " VIM
Cromcr Saiah Stokes Samuel
Cramer + Smith Mary
Carrigan Ca,harine Taylor +. J Mss
Green May A Taylor Margarett
Haseldanz Peter Taylor Belle
Hokc Sue Wolf Frederick
Dee Ella Wagner Samuel
Dover Aaron + Zimmerman Michel
Persons calling for the Dboye letters,
willplease say ADVERTISED.
43 WIN. GALLUP, p. ".
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pea. svnscnIBE fpe .he Ttilme,