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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10
lFra TIE j. rESAL.
The Mist Over the Valley.


The mist lies over the Valley.
Like white pail over the deal;
The hush of Silruc. truods round us
And the the earth seems waiting with dTea'
While We S,anl,upon the mountain.
As another ncw day is born,
AMI AurorA'S rosy fingers
Swan; open the portals Q: morn.
In car Of triumphal <pl"ndor,
The Day God si,lts over the sky,
Gliding lht cast with the glory,
While the frightened shadows fly,
At the shower Of shining arrows
lie ca>;S from his chariot down,
AMI slowly the gray mist rises
Cuve;lias the river and town.
The sunshine over the Valley,
Lake i robe of glory lies,
While the noise and hum Of the city
With the mis-, to tn, hiil-topS rise.
\ woui:ruS chnnsr from the stiffness.
And the CAIN uf the >hroul;ns mist,
To the c;;y'S hum ami hustle,
And the Valley by sunlight kissed,
10 tn. sheen OF the cleaning river,
And the ca;r green meadows beyond,
On which We gaze with longing.
Iacrminslcd with memories fond.
The mist lies over the Valley,
O'tr li:t's hidden. mysterious way;
Sadly we look through the darkness,
For the dawn OF the coming day.
We i.car the sush o: gay laughter.
We envy each lot but our own;
We see no ghost at their !eS;al,
No7 note their Sorrowing moaa.
Looking back with unc!oulci vision.
Goi'< goodness to us will b. shown,
No mysteries sad will o'ersha,low-
In Heaven, We shall know and bc known.
Y. VI.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

THE RrrRIsUrInN.--TheR Ral"ieh (N
C) pro2rss ss estimates that 10000 sol
li. r. in the Confederate .rvice have been
lll!rd died or dis,hIrd fnr life since
the bre king out of the w'r. what Il
,"rrihle r.trihu'ion has slavery aud re-
bsIlion Lronsh, up"n 'hc South!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

EMIGRATION. - 2n.S7O immigrants
were landed at New York during ihc
mnutn Of November las, year. Of whom
1910 were Germans. From January
| i tu November 3Oth Of Last year, lso.
2nl Immigrants altogether arrived at
New York, 2.9oG of them being Ger
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Southern Feeling and Congress-.


General Il"waru's report of III 1t'rrS in
The South. ~ carefully observed "n'I
written down dnrin. his recent r1tcn
sivu tour. vii! show Il very unsatisfactory
and uutru>twnrlhy condition Of puhli'
ftclIn. in ih.t umihrtunatc Srctlnn. MI
pcrSous Who knew general Howard will
a,tlch great weight to whllcvcr he says.
His chnrrctcr rs Il Chris'i.n soldier aud
as an otii rr Of the highest intelligence,
is mu,t cuvia!!c inl.rl. in these re
sp"cts he has nj established rrpnta'i"n
;cynnl any general officer known 10 the
peuplr. Thclc!"rc. more than to all that
has been written or SAIL by other t"nr
its whn. esther u!lirially or un"tFirIaIIy.
have yisiteI the South since The close nI
the war. rrc,lcnre will be %iv.n To the
words of Gen. Inward. Alrraly. in all.
vance Of publication. aud from lis a>
rrrtainpa chrrartcr alnnc. his report is
having visible cficc, up,n Congress
rhF precautionary feeling against admit
tin. mcInl,rr$ from the South his ~
creased. Shol the rrport when pub
ll.Ecd hear out the present understand
ing uf its contents. Il il hardly likely
that any mcmhrr, ur The la'e' y r:hclI'ou'
States will be admitted thi, session. un'
less an exception perhaps is made IN The
case Of Tennessee.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

Ir vcn shonlh h,ppcn I" meet friend
in need, remember tha: you Il" not know
how soon you may need friend.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

HUMAN rxis'encc hinges up"n tritleS'
What wuulI. beauty be without soap!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

SOME who year ~" wcrc slshlnG
lovers axe uov loving sire.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10
SIII.rrNTsN
na!IC3TiGn g. CLAIM AaSM IS,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

\;R WESLEY Muli|m\T. "f tho 'rn 81 Nt>h' N",'
l,t,an 4 N,.h. A:rri''N> NJ Lax. f'"Ht .>''''
Ch,rr,ru, Wa, Va - nu',":ilr'i ag"ui i"r 'i
cc.lcc,i"u aih rr"rara'i"r "t "rtd"'c" III Hii' :" W.
,,i> l,''.> :ui>i . ''"H"r'''nt htiu nS ,"'r
.- tu-,.. turl ,Inr>., Wagons. Beats, fh''l". l":s
SC &c. ',Ern "r tho H." "i Ia" Armr. r'">>'n M" ~"
,rr Lost d,ur. .,l destroyed wAir III Tie HciHe'
tax il:,ur,s>,ur:., ~ C,t tiac;.
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pL.rSDVS Htl'INE HEilNS

Of ,rv Ma. ,r>. ~" i'"N"r!"-'. VIII H' ~ !" ''
i.:,,., ;, HAY. ,,r;i ,..o.,ru:rI ihr"m IA u. Al
,,n. ,r- ar.s"'"l ~ ?"r>"" ~ IL" I"ihr'lh"''A ~
n;r ". Wr.l, Whose l",r: -.p"r'rHc. III i' f"it'-
,"..::> ~ th"; i"rh = .E''".' @GNTAh;'- t'i' i'!
MI r.r,..Nr ;,rm,,Er llt"Ni ~. -.
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LEWIS =. WILLS.

l,:"-.lrv a, Law, "" I Ei"f
l,rs al Ia" HTr"au !"r
the .Aami".:i"u al tG-
c.rs' .Nrrnrr.S ~ t'," y.
M.,;rnrr.i'> u:l.cc, wash
!ustUa. ID. (.
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WELLS & DUNAM,
y II. pl'N NS,

l.,t- r,.'. \. . NJ. r"@
ni>lu">ii,: nni"r- of ia"
Cntr.cr,hL~,"rs Depart.
ur.l'. ~ l;..;..i.0tr, hL-
rNlLn,l.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

EVER OF TnEr.-A sa d story is con.
nected with the name Of the writer ofth
beautiful song Ever of, Thee" which has
been sung and ad dmired by SO many iu
this country and in Europe.
Foley Hall was gentleman by birth
and education. Wealthy in his own right,
with large expectations, be led heedless
life, not choosing bis associates, but allow.
ing himself to be drawn into the society
of the vicious. His property soon diss y.
peared, and he was left without resources
TO ,Suy his daily bread. His muslcaI
talents had been highly cultivated, but ss
be never needed them he scarcely knew
to what degree they could be made avaiIa-
be. In his distress, however, he wrote
this charming song, Ever of Thee
A London publisher gave him one hun.
dted dollars for it, but that amount with
such spendthrif, would not last long
lie wrote other songs, but the money not
coming as fss, as he wished, in weak
moment he forged the name OF his pub.
Usher, and although every effort was
made. (even by the publisher) to save him,
1t was all ue,ase, and poor Foley Hall
went to Newgats, and died broken heart.
cd before his ,ral came Oh.
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PO99RE T.
ALI OVER NOW.

All over now The trumpet blast,
TIE hurried, trsmplihgto and fro,
The sky rith battle smoke DER cast,
80; The food Of death aud woe =
All ended now. The syrcp song
OF hopes estate lay Is hushed;
And minor chords to plaintivc tones,
Wall out where ssyer notes are crushed.
Meath fea,hery snow, in hallowed ground,
BY 'air Potomac's riphng stream,
Our loved ones sleep; the lulling waves
Can ne'er distur b.tbe aoldiei's dream.
They whisper "peace"-The dove Of peace,
Like Noah's searches for her nest;
She folds her wing. among the DEAD,
But with the living 6nds no rtstf'
All over now! We gave our all
Our loved ones, homes aud prayers;
God will that we awhile sh all wait,
y In bitterness and tears
What need Of tcarsf Why must they flow,
When all but life aud breath are gone 2
God help Us sll and help the heart
To murmur STILL "Thy will b. done !"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

A COOP WIrE.-A good wife is one
who puts her husband in the side Of the
bed next to the wall aud tucks him in
10 keep him warm in the winter, splits
The wood, makes the fires ia the morning.
washes her husbands face, and draw. on
his boots for him, never suffers a rem, TO
remain in her husbapds ANAL clothes,
keeps her shoes up at the heels, and her
stockings dsrued, never wonders what her
husband sees Interesting in the young
woman Who lives across the ~av, never
slsms the door whsn her husband is
speaking. and always removes the chill
dren when they eat up their fathers sup.
per.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

A DUEL.-We learn from geu,lsman
who was near the scene that duel was
fought at Moseley's Ferry, on the Able.
vile side Of the Savannah River, on Sat.
urday morning last, between Captain
Birch and Mr.. Knight, young lawyers
from EbeTton, Ga. The distance was
eight paces, and there was TO be NO pro-
position OF adjustment previous to the
third fire. At the second FIRE however,
Mr.. Rnigh. va? shot through both thighs.
The wound, though painful, is a flesh
wound. and not regarded dangerous
As usual, the fight was about a lady,
AJtevilte Banner.
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AN iScIDENr. "A "reb," who had Ion @
languishsd on the sweets Of a forced idle
ness. eo"sequen, upon hi. occupation hav
ing terminated With Lees surrender, be.
gan to look abou. bin :ef something to
be. to do. or to suffer. Thinking himself
sufficiently reconstructed. Le applied for
work a. one Of the Departments, presided
over by Federal officer
"Bsvs you Lesn ID The rebel service ~
be WAS asked
"Ye'. si'."' wa, the reply.
"ln any bat,lssi
"About eighteen pitched battles, sir"
Ever killed any Yank..sp
"No sir: never killed any"
"Ho~ do you know tbalp
"Well, I c"uldn', xii! sny Of .hsu."
"Why WAS thati"
"Bscauss they were all 10 the rear
speculating; but guess I s!ays cd sbou,
. thoussnd Dutch and Irish"
We did not learn whether the cspdo,
OF this .rsb" secured him q place or mol,
bnt II certain, WAS deserving of some re
cognitiou .-Yorfcik Yirginian
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The Wife.

Only let n woman bs sur. tha, .he l.
rtclups to hes husband not us.hr, nn
v" n.b's, no, convenient, simply, bu. hove y
aud beloved; let her be thu recipient 6f
ms polite hearty attentions; let her feel
that her care and love are noticed. appr.
c'a,-d and returned: let hsr o-,uidn b-
ssl ed. her approval so1.ht, anIh-riud,
rnent respected in ma auers of which she
cogn'-ani: in short, let her only he
'ovsd, h"nPred Ard cherished in fnlifmen,
OF tn. marriage vow, and che " III be to
her hus and, her children and society. a
~e''spr'ng Of pleasure She will bear
pain. aud toll. and anxiety. fo, her hu.
bands love is, to her. tower and fu,ress
Shielded and sheltered therein, tsdver.,ty
will have lost its sting. She may suffer,
but sympathy will dull the edge Of sor,
row. a fouss with love in i,-and by
love hhean love expressed 10 words. and
looks. and d"sds, for I have not one spark
OF Faith in love tha, never crop. outs
to house without love. as n person to .
machine; one is life. the other is u,echan
ism TIE unIoved woman nsy have
bread jast as light. a house jus, a. ,idy.
I" the other; but the Isiie. has a sp,ing
OF beauty about her, a joyousness. and
aggressive ard penetrating and per,adinp
brigh,ness 10 which the former ia s,rapu
er. The deep happiness in her hear,
shines out in her face. She 10 ray Of
sunlight in tho house. Shs CLEANS over
e." ir'is airv, and gay, and graceful, and
warm. aud welcoming u,:h her presence {;
she is full OF device, aud plots. and .wse,
surprises for husband snd family. She
hs. never done with the romsHc. of life.
She herself is lyric poem setting herself
to all pure and grseiou. melodies Hum
Die household wavs and dutiss have for
her = golden signiaesncs. ;tYhs prize
makes the calling bigh, and the end
sancuties the means. Love 10 Heaven
and Heaven is .ov.."
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ling sensation that can bs imagined. I,
seemed like iust class airlhquake, two
tornadoes and half a dozen rals,road
smash ups mixed up together.
When cum to my sense, found nv
self on nv hands and knees in the hors
pond in the yard and Hammer Marian.
father was bendin over me with the barn
shovel in his hand.
"You little, ,arnal, good,for nothing
young 5sn'um.' sez he, "I1i larn We to
cum round trying to court my darter, a
cal that's old enutf to be your marin and
/ can Play onto tie base vial better than
any other man in Vsrmouut."
"How came in here I" srz I.
"Why, | nocked you in with thi. .hav.
el,' seS he. "when you WAS bending over
NY darsr tslkin Of yurs nonsense to
her. Now go rite hons to yurs marin
and CIT yure britches mend,d. and wash
ynrs face and hands. and don't never try
10 make luv to yure grandmother"
Come up again mex, Sunday mite, liz
tie bow" sed Mariar, who stood there a
l"'fn, land III play you a tune on the
base vial"
'Goll darn your base vial and you too.
see "vour fathers shovel has keocks Il
ali the affe tions ou, of me. and I'd ra
'her hear thunder than your pesky old
one.hos, fiddle"
went home acrost lots, on account al
the damaged condition Of my trous.rs.
and drdn't go courtin Tor nigh onto
live years. Then used to court nv
dear Ciarissa, who afterwards stepped out
and married Virgins But she's re-
penung inssckcloth aud hard wood ashes
and III just bet mv cid boots aein yur.
bell crowned hat Mister Editor. ,ha, she
would give her best gown for one OF nv
sweet looks. such ss I used to throw ut
her when l used to tend up to her.
In conclusion, NJ, Editor, I've aSou,
made up nv mind ,ha, courtin is consar.
net nck!ish busnis, and il n man dom,
u"derstsnd himself and mind wha, he.
about. he'll tind himself wus, of than a
!h'sviI woodchuek with his tail ke,ched
in trap. or green'horn irwin to spell ku
late in the lie hiznis. All Of which is re
specially dedicated TO you and yoar rss
d.rs by JAMES PrLLspsRRY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

A PRoPnECY.-Dsniel Webster, in &
public speech delivered at Faneuil Hall,
on the '7th Of March, 1850. made use Of
the following words:
III the internal fanatics and Abolition.
lsts ever get power in their haLds, they
will override the Constitution, set the SUI.
preme Court at defiance, make laws to
sui, themselves, lay violent hands on
those who differ with them in their opir,
ions, or dare question their infallibiiity.
and finally bankrupt ths country and
deluge 1t in blood"
A statesman never displayed more po.
l'ncal ssgacily thar il. here exhibited, nor
was prophecy ever more truly verified.
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A FATAL DUEL A Dispatch from
Mobile, Of the l9h, says: 1T. J. Chand.
Ter, this morning at daylight, fought q
duel with l.. uoIcombs. At the second
fire Chandler received ball through the
chest, living about twenty five minutes.-
Holcombe was formerly soldier in the
Federal army, and Chandler in the Co.,
federate army. The difficulty originated
in disputing whether Columbia, South
Carolina, Was burned by General Shsr.
mans order or by orders Of Confederate
Generals.".
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

Kew Brothers Croxion, Slough and Tollss
participated the principle obj-ct Of " hich
vas TO plead for that great temporal
bls's'ng- q refreshing shower Of rain to
cool the psrcbsd earth. aud revive tho
wthsring vegetation.
The next day being Sabbath, the peo.
pie assembled at'the. Church By hundred.
until the surrounding forest Was slnos,
covered with livirg beings. In the fore
roo", an excellent aud appropriate dis
course WAS dsliIs,sd by Rev. Mr.. Tolles.
The sacrament ot tho Lords supper was
.desFensed in Tho evening by the Pastor
About dozen rsw members we're added
20 the church This ia one Of the grand
es, occasions tha, has occurred in IN.
history Of T'r1sh. The whole COMMUNITY
manifested 4 deep in,eres, in TIE meeting.
The hill almost groaned Under the IN.
mense weight Of human beings And IT,
this vas, assembly every person vas souie:,
orderly and attentive. Even man, of the
c"lored members, who had seemed 10 be
intoxicated with new theories. and .Ii.nat
ell IN tneU feelings are reforming and re-
newng allegiance to K'ug Immanu.l.
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We can never DO independent Of ,Ls
North while our people ape ths'sI,rsvs
gsnce OF Yankee nabobs. w. can nav
er recover from present depression ~hits
money 10 sqns"dered 10 make one pre-
'entabls in the height Of the fashion,
II III becomes people afflicted as our.
have bssn,to 60 forth With sho~y trap
pings when thousands once ble,t with VI
fuenes are gropng in The mid nigh, oI
want, aud thsnkfnl 70; .ysn Tie hserssi,
tie. OF hss. Such 'd'splay is as vulgar a.
il is untimely, and affords q poor lesson
to :be growing generation who look for
soms'hipg moro sturdy from the South
ern ~ouiso whom history is prepared al
mos, to 'dsif, as the psrsSnfcs,Ton Of a,
that is true aud bssu,iful ia her sex
Cdroiinidn -
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NUMBER 81.

building the Northern Pacific railroad.
History, says the Albany argus, may
be searched in vain for parallel to the
corruption, extravaganza, and profligacy
of Ibis Congress. 1t is vast job of sg.
grega,on Of jobs. 1t is controlled by
jobbers, kept in session by jobbers, and
every measure that it passes is more Or
less a job.-.SouM Carolinian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

A Gisnd and myself were standing on
= corner OF an npown street, wai,io z for
Forty second Street car to 60 to Grasd d
street ferry. As We stood smoking our
cigars aaf talking OF the weather, we
noticed = drunken man comiag towards
Us. when my friend hailed him thus -
win ys ever 60 homef
The man staggered, looked ct him
rather sharp and answered.
Yes. when | get an ass like you to
ride on
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

RADICAL DoxoLoGY.-We understand
that the secret radical caucusses at WASN'T
ington invariably close with the follow
fragrant and appropriate Doxoiogy, long
metre:
From Africa the negro came,
Arise, oh Congress- bless his name
Stand up good Stevens bless the day,
He is the object OF our love-
In him we live, in him We move,
For him we preach, for him we pray,
For him We meet from day TO day,
That colorod cuss from lrica.
Brudder Thad. Stevens pitches the
tune; after which all retire to prey upon
the vi,als Of the country.
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For the LANCASTER Ledger.

hEssRs. EDITORS: The Iirz ,h IL ihe
Snciety held lite anniversary on SATURDAY,
28,h alt. This meeting was tho fullest,
.End in some respects the mos, interesting
of anv Of it's Predecessors. The ad4r,@
WAS delivered by Rev Mr.. Slough. or
its many excslences nothing need be
sSid, as it vii! shortly be sent on more
extensive and nstfui mission. The slo
euent gent'smEh 10 certainly emitted to.
The lasting graritud, iof the members for
presenting such truth as they desired aud
expected. rEs' society is in fourisbinv
condition having greater mtmSsrship
than ever before. Aud they are no, like
certain church member, who boosted
the gospel never cost him any thing
Thsy give "n'dteriat aid" as we'll a. their
Influence to'hslP on the good work
Notwithstanding famine is starsing II. in
II" face; and the country is des,i,ut. of
many OF the nacesssries Of life, between
sx,y aud seventy dollars were contributed
to supply the needy with Bibles There.
|" not the lsast asnger oi any member Of
che T'zah Bible Society p.ri.hing ,bi.
year Gle t,at g'vs,h to the poor isnds,h
TO the Lord" The Lord doe. net forge,
even small ,hirgs. The 't'ociety 10 no,
ye. suffic emily "harn,oniztd" % re,urn u,
an auxiliary to the A. Is. ). Tho former
officers wers reelected for :bs ensuing
year. 'r,
Al the same place. and on the ssps
day dscourse "in msmoris n" ot the
Confederate dead OF Trzsh congregation
and vicinity was delivered by Hon s. II
Walkup. His selection "a the orator 'bf
.bs oscasion was very fslicitous. lie wa.
born with them; baptized with them
received an elementary education with
,hsm. under Prof. Kerr; played with
them; discussed politics with them. 10
ths war he ~as their -leader and IN The
hour Of daneef'~as close by their side
No man was bsner qualified for An ih,ei.
ligent and correct exhibition Of tho true
merits OF the noble dead. "Thh too, (t
10 hoped 3ut not yet csrtain) will BE- lad
before an aPPrscia,ivs public. Were ]
dss'rous to produce upon tho public mind
the Impression the work ws, well done.
II would only 10 necessary TO say Gen.
WsIkup did il. This roll Of honor ran pp
70 sixty in number. In tracing out tho
Ancestors Of these noble men il appeared
they were mostly d.Gendsnts Of rsvolu.
tionsry sirss. The Same blood contend
Ing Tor the same principles at a distance
OF 90 years. In the former instance the,
were succsssfui; and, thersfore, called
pstsio's: IN the latter they were crushed
~ overwhelming bordes OF unprincipied
hercsnsries, and s,igsnatized as rebs's.-
What an influence results hays over
Samesi The principle was the same !;
and as the s'oqnen, orator said
= truth crushed to ssrth will riso sr.ju-
Whilst We ars grateful they 6sd such a
cbivslroas leader and competent Eulopi.,;
~e are proud hs could advance. a, tho,
bead Of such men. We drop ne ,es, OF
ersf over their ashes and embsIm their
merits IN our memories. The memory Of
the Eisbe,s, the Richardson's. the GleuS:
and macy Others can mover perish a. long
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

QuERR DxorsIos.--The Fresdmsn's
Bureau IN Princsss Anne county, Va,
have decided tbs, . negro Who stole a
gen,lemsn's b5eeding so~ aud kept her
un'0 she had pigs is soti,led TO The pig.
IL hs returns the sew.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

ANOTHER CaoLsnA EsEvEsfIyE.-A
81, Lonis' correspondent stsiss that no
one will be a,tacked b. cholera who wears
sulphur in his socks half s'issspoonfuI
10 suGjcisnt. e..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-15

The New York Courts have given Q
vsrdic, Of $so,ooo in favor Of Bepjamis
Wood agsins. the City Of Now York 70.
printipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

PURSUANT to an ACT of LEGISLATURE
Of the STATE OF NETWORK, entitled An ACT 20
wi,ns M.chsncal and Chemical purpose pissed feuly
H. 1873 novelty Iron WORKS. company MAZE tSe follow
1 rot: The amount Of their Capital 10 three hunaea
bsasanJ dollars s3oOOC the proportion ss,ua tbop.
"a dosr. pte whole amount OF its existing dent y on
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In. the statement subscribed BY him correct anu
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