davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-04
MEXICO.


E><,r~. f,~vass oG n&1tnsiItau to A'aerf-
xaue-f+~ rnnce ON ske htsaaatont
NV YoEk, Marh s-A 8etfer trota The CITY 81
MeItco ,svs tfs- ot viii u The Ru1pcstr Axxr1si'
IN ressr-d. -sneIiucs h.. besn tho~n % >, n =.
NexEeAn slr4anth.p Comp my al the fEat th mase
~ua.~ to 1ae4,aa, stoptiHS p.ake. = Wy = p5 y
4 fr,pl1t.on ~aith the GoTrFnn'n: h1' Aken 70
xo,ieJret. tae p, Ht-r: to lh. cpTp4tv os loo -
nt,s! settldy Which acc. not fs'f .l7t- r 1s:m: q
runrxct, brfoE. lhr end uI My next The Me1'ean
4 Ausr tcsn E1u-ss caapanY hs. alto E-rri.sd =
ssopee-.;on of11ght 10 sf1nsa.;: sotss to view n:z
wwnnuS Ta9tpS ca.ton Aoa-s f-~s oE con sriSz dues
xnaess.n 1.ps at-o = artsr.;ooa e x t31ss;ea
tttu r5sp,ed b4,weer Sess tra7 md fnctiA. b!
~1r Of lxf5pA
f..rIns to BaE.tsd sh.!rs, cooc!rdr* ~ totao~s: !:
kEasnca, nra = ho exrrrt~ pnw- ~ Easatn ton
n~w qrdcxxts.a Two rsiast: Ftrt. 'Ast ~ hsEs
parxcI<e4 EsaIAett the t-rur Of onr rxncsastou TO
MesI2a; ana acecat. that f5enee cannot tanh oas
Of lilM euants3 e1crptnS Il her orn tins protect.
tn II .Ec fas1 t41Is tff hboas End tatnre~lt enu
sSts Il i sItuatlon shoa'd cot be complicated b
cs.4tioxs ef rat!ec-! .G.nss{. e uselrss II theJ
i 4nlt be tooPpofstnt.
, 1866-03-04

SGepheuAs Mcs~euEey In Washington.
XAsn11a1ns. Aasta S--tsyA .1ehn Nj 'atetsy,
:s.e SI.te ttt%o0sE u i.rsstt src sptaI Ecsvs II
jsa4rs stspne1r. h. earses. Qaitf co1aaoa4ao
ANNE. FeaRu* of ih!+ city, III SPOKE tss. pixtf 81
= rtr rusp<rst,sn d tie sdt d A.R~H o6rpiv l.
frr42nd. Dther ecut1.n1-E sso t:tlEss-t s1eecaes.
Etfpn<iy aennactsfo3 Of ihe iisft'rh sr7etnfaf'l'
t4,;d ii Et< srevt,nE- Chrcss fas Jsascs atapsrur
and Fsve 1dst. Ieh1ach werr ytsra s!:k c-ext en-
th14,@.sa. Iht eastasn &Ah b ar4t tu1Ntrted tn-
lutrsattar 70 4 -.cE-s naecuas ns feussas which
h~ to2rd uoGid Dot tn communicated IN pa1sae,
Tte urfzlp Esd lonk A.: tptc1Fsst1s &utssTssw
With tfesl4tnI 1ohtkpr.
, 1866-03-04

The Recent Irn Gorge and Hfrak Up
$eeteu@ Destruction Mt fropef&T-
Wsrehaua~. and 8"ass Ssv~'' :---s~
1rupranrs,t ss~--.. ..scttsy-TWo AaSes
fFyum tke Reno 1!ues ISL
I'm Saturday rposatnE tho leo In on Creek
and ilr ATlc:hsns, w!:teh had became IooNo-
"a ty tAr 1,rr,,oss thAW and consequent fsse
in i1irt, rjte.s, burst Its barrier and came
aomn viii. ts:1rnease Force. The hrH fnAn
rassxI Oh City about 1850 =. M, anl did Ut
lie cssnrsrs:!se a.",ass .,,,tt ~ r. a.5 ~ p1 r.
re h-rahlas !ta wsJ gradually anEn~asa.
be- -econ. gurct VA formed 1T on CITY
abnut / o'ctork In the afternoon, AID Inc last
md tnt,5t ttEtfucnst 0ue about III p. fn' a'nf-
1nn sht tirst Tes<ags ef tes ID the savEning. toe
6ounds:fms wcro torn from beneath . tas9s
lido Of thr creeks few yards above tho h'1agr
sn.a saving II in = r't'st prccstanns posAsoss;
The hatcr,,rns had been occupied - aehool
house aud store-footn. The s+cono nnof "As
rented by NJ. l.. baeau. Of tsi-nhsn county
:. r, s6d used !, aour aud itese store. The
fr,t ssock Ian fhr hua,dinE With tlle aooE
greatly inclined sawards the vasrr. A.'d The
i|oorlnr ~as DETACHED from tho *ss'H. The
corr, ,s,st and 1,u:sto bins we1c thus Al
over the = Ide Of tAs wharf npon which the
l,ul1dl1E wa4 elsctea.. Mi. had fee*nsy a, sa,
creased Lii stock, aud nearly Or quite 1:Sh
tushcl1 or gain and ropss were thus psestpt-
iatcd into lhe watcr. The Ice aud Eatcr hAf.
tp1 yAxtIv accumulated InranM hlle, The second
charre was g.sAte ahoat 1 O'Clock y, d.
pur!nc this second .s1al Q! IL strength, IL
| furv & raid 10 have txeeeIel aesetip:soo.
| Tie eptIrc bod5 Of the stItan was alt:d, ~
| tru.oenss hleck4 If ice. TheAe n.ssscs Fcfs
| stIli I. bard md Gsm ~ In the mid Winter.
| and Ind been totD, nnt melted. lsasss thets
1 nisccs, In .hatpxa rsEs,cTeA. massive bloc "a,
yayv[nc from sta to tllrtr feet scfnes. tha !
| wrTr Ufsrt. mt e.owd del upan Tho tAuka,
| whaTycs aud lhc rnadk. The breakup nai
| ts.lirs THAI var anticipated, tnoss Of the
| uwrcrr had neglect eli thr rsuai precsoiton.
! fur rrraerf,r1 thrtr bo.ts, Ana rot Yea than
fso.,t u ii ot th- wak'lr number On o!i Cstel
were s~e ept away md cr,4hed 70 pieces
I,rokeu lid whole, bert bow raec,, en{
there 4 .,rpwa1e, d5wn they came with th'
iey. fI;nain., cscaklng md breaking a. the1
vsrs rtlyca a1onc to* lifted high atore th
water an haze nasses Of lcc, and again 1oadtt
I ~i,h the psecestni shey sank eo'szth tbs s9s
ftrc. Tie n,aes Of material borne onward b.
tbr Hood, Rad accumulated n ercty later
| rurtten and ket'.sre more A,t raosC l1cs'&:l
b'e :. # approached Mt CITY. not 1e*. tna' \
1c:+-nc.iun. The road on liz al1 m hFAncl
tsr & u,;ie .lsato. as 1it.d with los 20 tzas*se
Of Ice, wtlcl4erneLtd tie engine hon Y As1d De-
f4st. extxr-x. Il Aai the ttsta1l ahanst vile
I cut r1o.p.iss,, ard cEess s.ei high nj asetns
the barE With such Tioirnce, ttat lafc
5rruaS;s 5raS;;;sciiiJT IL .i:fu rs IN Ttse .is.na
II TIC a1re,dI lcanluS Io2S q Nee0s. q
49,
, 1866-03-04

. Gas we1l+ are 40 longer uove1tiss IN the oil
fc,:iDn, but there ard few Instances In Which
they Ass turned e. practical aecoant. The
ias1p, j. a tyoskrAbAc exeepttbn. The gas Is
conducted i1 rfpes To the reatdcnre q Dr..
Eelr1t, rlcre II Il distributed Through tt.
l,ou.e foT illuminating. is,,rpo*cs, and y Ats1
u.sd Eos fuel. On either ssdr u ihc aouse
therr + ki1 Ybol torch which lights up ts4e
1acsiseape; and II IL othss Poselr ne road.
manner. Several etlct 3x.llIags are supplies.
with rz@ from tho vel, but there l. Jet Z
considerable snrr1:i*, wiich Is diseaasbc ca
through escape pipes.
Aposher Ea1 vel! OF the AaG1c farn,, has q
fnt,!ns conducted Il, the top Of the derrick
wh.te Il fur.is3sea neses-iaiAnE k,scilsiSht-
, 1866-03-04
NUMBER 273.

the judicioua expenditure Of which must IN
time exert 1T LItaistl!aae !thAenea In .skssug
tie character Of that class Of houses ~hIch
are DOW ucculieh by The iabofng Population
fl al parts Of the metropolis; ehd thus ~ !
remote postcras1 yonr name viii cuntlnnc 10
Ia held In grateful ren,e5uhsAnce 1r fae pEo-
FIs n Loudnn, as tho benetactor af The poor
CO scale klth1tto unequalled In &ats Of any
other e>unrJ.
sfAHIEr. Ca&1rsta.
L. y AtlAM4.
J. ExEHssw TxxxkKE,
{. u. LA4ts-1,
~ Geo. Peabody ka1. ]. i, MoaaAx.
, 1866-03-04

4 Military RnAFiI TO Meet as 81. Losats to
Make EFonsoAa"tls-
w4<utsaTos, A11th 3.-1.a k,lo~toS oxtes h*+

w4sntsaTost A11rh 3.-Taa kllo~tos oktet h&+
t++n tssott:
HsapotAE7r.+ q THE AEAr,}
Ar1rTAKr tlk<EAt'H DIYTE :
WAsAlFlFoa, Narsh J, 1856
%rkt7Lt DkrEKx No aEt-A 1Ie&tA nj O1!es'-R
viii Astrrata II ". raui., Ma. on MEfeA .tt. 3Ht.
+n<1 thereafter n p5sett*htr, 10 tasSs ft's
eGfnuertat,0r% kfhr a.1t+ct pfotaoitoo ron znT
h-e1rt o. ee-raI Esnf fur which tnt ar9ls'lssit !.
At1exd5 t1tErntd. 10 tlsa srsse II tade.stast ard
Nsor Gere:ais In tlsd n1alas trcly. lis t.oata
viii make tts s,econnendattaa, Mihts nota tke Jul
Of appc tptn,t n,s 10 lhtsv tahes aesat naac+ est
put COZ Gr.seJs u fsu4n a3rtrs not c,,;4Hta. TIE
recommendations WI. h oft~o r'Aanns Hses.
k2ft. faf raHant 4u4 nsrrsttxfotl srfe c: s<e,na.
for E.nhint <trF1ce. kefpHsaath4atlcu o. lha ts"t
asss MI only y ser tp<e4as ssAan., al saEa.
u: sp& u. With tho aetotr ~ oaMsnded La b<un
;r,rert; and nt+rt shan bteset IL n,eona-
tsttnird. the tlxet1 action q nsI1paiTn siuald tt
eiA1tt tCr Etlch rAch hrrtrt u rrta<1sn-n&.4.
1ts< AdsNR.n. Gencssf slit a oseu fsfatra - The
ssclet oilcrf nf tl,. ,card at - loaii. ~: tht =:
crpuxt1!Al1E4 3ss tne>&t- kt4 cstss fu4:1as ton
1s~esrHy tnJ The sesl1a q lhn hoard.
II. conmard af LII Ut Cen. Grtut,
:i>teurd3 r. u. TowS,rap.
r - Ar.ta*art Ad1E1het titee7A.
, 1866-03-04

The xcw iIr.npton tIosa) C4a1.E m&Ses |
thr t,,iTbN tre relation ct lathe: and dsash.
.ry u lar lost on pssIfie during the storm nf |
TucsdaE and Wednesday o! last week
f.. T, Ef.nni>n. ef th1* toau, visited Iaeksen< |
.liic, c.:sht miles distant, on business and on
rct.,i.ln., called a: tho ressdc1cn Of ". E
Each. our rail4 Ill. alIe. tu tee his DAUGHTER
A.e.T. Il. Weed. After SUPPER, Mrs. W. u,
iss,llv elsd hcrxlE FIR tho purpose leaving
MI Wcre In the housc, the {ather sad caush+ |
ter Frerreac. to uAt.~ ftc fuEse. l.a4! lE.sa
tied, and touud thcru gone, bat }st in sight;
'rscnine 'hr IRAN sos .'n'e ,, dessnee' &c. ~ .ad
ulcn 1tnplo.ed hls 1ArchfcT 10 rtsn'71 hooat,
1slilt he wont,l rraAt his way hon,r atonyr
This tt,c uon'd not e"nseni 70 do tnless he
should asrnmp-n! hrr and Etsna.n fos
ss.tn sns ana ill., eisat o'eieek. Trc ssathrr
va, the.. comparatively mId. I1lsy pus.ued
| their tjurpcy for a time without 1itaculiy,
! hui ,1c night f,es.,r rn.te datE sad t:,s SNOW
| having nb1i,e, ssri the track. .tlsty lt'st The
| rcad. Both wesb eonsftoHs that they we're
lot. yet neither trrs.hetl Il to tbs otlcF, du-
ring the long hours from ihelr departure from
| Mt, hach's hnn.e until tRclye o'clock. The
storm which had trcn pa.herirg DOW busa.
itrth In trarfnl fury. lenn'ubed, LUST apan
the t1ucklces waste. tlcir s.cps fulloned bE :
PACK OF rsalrie HoiTtn. rhose qnlch slarp
furl frequently rose atovc tic bowling wind.
t4c,, y a. conscious ofthtls peril. &c: c1co1r-
I asrl tht o:hes.~ Al last, exhausted nature
could IL, no teogs, both -Eeyc tlscd out and
fsy down twsreAtt u afth Of *u0w :" --->N u
fof daylight. Mrs. Weed -. bearer hooI,
scarf Ahn"' =. n:ch, a shawl and blanket
=: -:--~ta rt1e h*d thrown on her a1t.' F" .--'-
| Int. fhs h,f'se.
Tho dawn came, and with It the fary of ihE
| stn:7a incssssc's. Mr. Runu'un kneT hiinsen
~ be Oh Fun creek, and resolved y stE1Ae
.1r the ncaIstt hdu*e-tn1ar tWo mics ats-
tant--aut a1rs. H.ed waa 70 chilled igas ane
tluki ua& wafk. and astcf oeiH: eaT11ea sotne
thirty or forty RODS *re brrEcd Eef talasf 70
leare her aud teek s.+t*t11 They al daMt n
hee1spE Ill the Wills: lo ieAFe ~ enis4
that ~ta = bitter tan'5ht. hno1lnE tna! ene
fanst PEI lAh u,t1eEA saccGf easnr, nc so,'sns
place 70 frare hsr breaking lat tee ~ ae snp'
| po&d .frfn q ntk!c oa5ou1 1rom, "AtGu tne
"a1es had tecedea, and m*E1n~ = eatisf .!
come t*o 'eet 10 deFth sac oi s4'ncien.
3cuEth. he JAIL her n y. ~faIpine toc nianke'
| tnd shawl afunna' htf ana tne eca9
: | Atrcut beF saec- inef khteo Anu FaHsa
TEsn covering oes 1th Sao" Ma.AlHs "a
tpot WIZ siio~ s%sSs IL. osst ne T,snu SuI.u
~ mhac ~ "hJ " tus neuss " ~. WI
alnat n,lfe it21n .o"n; as1san. thssg nsan ~;
. ocioek =, y, neuneeuA{. eaaa9sIsa. e, Vii ~
hanaA ana Iase ,s o1 W .1sharh ~ ..ar1, ~,
: Fha raEuG .c7t1nt1ss tnn tue 9t','E =. "ansa ~
she poor k1lt, *4:c tases III int'fs ~. -
{ bleak tsa1ae, tee1aeo my nop'nH aHnana s!a,f
!. | 1gpE. NH ,ss ~ " S1.,.S 1at u,,h -. ~
'ihee. enI ~ ~ - -, ss' G oJ' M MAJ IT., Nr y.
| RACE hero tho purity bad lain bcne4th h
d dim au,ing thE night, she5 searched in vAs
, 1866-03-04

Sr~ Yozx. Aarra .~oSesai srsarss ot Il:
r. 1,srer es,r7rsnie. ss TIL. .:Ase rt.r th- ss~
,us a.1sret for The xs4.. ycst: amount Ct h- fses
~rtsta in tie ,esf. sls1-1Hs. a.aauut teass'n,
~, IN r.r;,1l ~. sn;,uu; rra>. s4.-ta. 81 a1s
49,. ,1.cme. Ss.,Ttl37l; szseaas pAs1 f,t
t.,ee !x lst, <i1+.2o.: 4Eouct Of
;r.A H. * IL. a,--a Il tAa x's.7--,.:1 tc:..,
.3t.tji;er<4 scr in-s<.. div idt nf1 "xp~nnes AID
tn!:t, 3s..:1l II t:u: ''-t-, ssr'1.T.
ecTrpar!.ot utth the #h.u4e. :7r1N! ssows
thsf ia c:,.'.a} IT SrE York toE1rarts Ets II.
cT-..rt IN ~ Ly ts-E1!.Lkn; ,s G. -, = iat1l
t-rt tx,i. $3tE* s@tA~+~t tV@-
, 1866-03-04

NE~ Tonx. MAta a-Th fss,ss~ee:.I slst:
Thr ,.nel n.4rk,l svcaains remarkably qairt> !tr
Wrs~.n rzse Tss-r.ri,H. TE1;h row isc. r1n-lnF
n nc ..*---estts sEt -t.1 ettaax and Ia l.,sod
ttmsp1 Tie aAfxenest Of tte euf:eut ErEents lat
4 strptg tEndenSy 10 tra1sose tht EcEs!csnrat
, 1866-03-04

Arrst aF Dc%prraan-Fass <son-'A.
t,upaIssf uf ftse T+.t <s*se - ~ Fe.s-
ra-asai;y.+.: E4te-EI pose ot tne ~
lkoNh~tY G4tc.
, 1866-03-04

IFFNtn the LeHi FT1fR 1oHEt1i. al
Wa learn from a gentleman lust arrived
frpr, the Oil dorado rt:slons, idH fbi:ow !nE
Interesting p+~A In seasE,t 10 noasrg we'll
recently aFsrk \ large oil-well has iaaa heea
struck on Nriu,ttoue trek. in jackson ce1asy !,
Tennessee, ii depth " four hundred md
thirty 5eet, supposed to bs Huth ne hest
bfthetto struck Ia the Cumberland Fal.F.
Af,er pss.i.s OLE luEsisrd md i've *:cat
th.nuxd !. ssna-soek, t.-s drill fell txe1se
inches. II I. thought whc, !Ea tuh!ux,
which lisa hcrn tcn. :bt, Is rightly adjusted,
II viii Gov at least five, hundred bArEcis pts
tlsy. Anolber vel, on Boyd's Creek, hai
been struck At depth af cue hundred and
~ Eov,nE vet. I. se!osa;;s 10. 40 lsdsan
a,x,lis company. T..
, 1866-03-04

la.t,aR, =. t.. Nsrxh a-rbe biil rsIa'ive /.
{. srncs. t.srhtsae* atd p~rsnns q tSat an< azed
A,c1A-tne,va - gke Aecrr hM-~ks ra-.cu TO-
u. ,. yoi~ II ~ In r. The Bill wts - rn1t!a,
I'D ~ anta1tr91ntA "a tte isouse sh7t IL t:st=e9
ltelsst- ia Isseat 70 ptelrren 10 u. pa. sny tn
anrii 4 f,ktn
, 1866-03-04

Ano4heF 1kel1ef 1sra%nyt- X <cper on Trial.
sAv1xaAn, N.f1h a-Carr-~w Doecs1. NJ oe1.
ecT ct II. 1tpea cpr1Ea FA1rT dfpaEtn&at At An3ef
~ausf-. asstsEed be:oFe .5e xititz1J coanusis-
s'ot 1tsA.a On 1asrE+s ns srIzaet. tphtrT1ea-
a.sav m aiFt.s,!t aenrtns lie ehsrztr. Ills nis-
s.es X. usu = %tai ~r. 1n- ts:af Will e,,tla.,
q wrek. and til PR tAhsJ is.s tar >tvr-t t4yt.
Former .al.trrr- al An<.rtsons.lie. Who WI
14-s<- Ii lhe Wir. eas4. hate alrsady arfsrtS 10
rive 4i.{f ;exifn.nnY.
, 1866-03-04

}u:tAs's1.r7r.A, Az,th Ia apeeaAt 1aeesilsc II
r<,ar1i Ffufan t!sc3s+ he!t to night I: fe,G1s
5i1I Re4nlAtiuA% vF%Tr AatsptAd Which rteefynttn3
to :heI hsu1hsr- at'usxlInR n i!Efna 4 Essna
a.sfs Eneei.1s Nftt be eeiI an Tre.4sT might In
t.,,ri of l1rrp~netrtr Hall The 4aas:sftsun. tos
lte s,t-a itep1s.'c tus.is ste qa!.e }srs* fo-tsJ
Ire e1cts. tren h4y~ l. k<tofu.s iatrn-s IN ex,s-
.AHpn ii estxLt4Asp4, tttisescnt HEhts.
, 1866-03-04
THE FREEZING CALAMITY on THE
ta}TEAu.
Mateh sar CapG. Eicttae 4nd Ets Party
M lnleil!senee rf l1Ir t1f.Aial. 3sens
FoNT AEEM7.oNhIK. n. r,
81

~ AttA s1f tApts EletNe 4nd nEe fAEt3-
M lnleiitsenes Of ll.r tIf.Ai..= 3sen.
FuH7 AErM1.oxatH. n r,
Feb. =, lada- {
ha:t.us Of :ke st. Psr! Fsr>s:
\. l1,dilltc1 In my icttcF u The 18th tEst.,
t",. seam. dssl,:sss, s.lr9~d & g., te9 y! n'S'
I. Il. u. Y. T., on Noudag morning. IN eeatch
uf Capt. 4. Il. r'eid, to. \, sscond Nin''eaa:1
tasnfry, 1rd thtr- nf lii sEts, xh ot whom. It
~ax scAsrd, had tern tsozrn 10 at7sh between
Fort WAtswotA snd Twin Lakes station.
THIS Isrty hare iaes rel1Tnsf, aud from Capt
I.,*s !c1rn II. fot1nFing facts:
. f!t a1rt,td At TNH Lakcs 10 Monday
evening. The 191sl, and on Tuesday morning
loutn eteud the seafrlI, lie marched direct
fur Hle soot Of lae cotcau. with the lntenelnn
Ut tct,lpJ:ua, Lis rien on tbcir fcturu. Whcn
within eight miss OF The cd,teau, he met
Frrt Wsd.~orth os, Monday for lie rurtpsc
ff,aottre up strar berss. hciun.tn. - Capt.
Fields scnuEnny-tiM4c which ! nl,1ithbtest IN
my losmer 1etAr n tayins bee1 abandoned bs
tue sneu IN the Is.h. These scouts laviax
,rrtle thorough res1eh iu lie viclnitF OF th,
being At the tlIne susaf tftten nfilca tfon 1wtr
1Akes. nstinr sltSa1 h,s 1pr9s oref dls-
tAnce pF soulr etx miles 10 tue soath ot ihe
rnat. the dIrrct'uo in a ahlrh tlt*, *lnd 6lA~ on
the iclb, tt11ae on s1.o~ hhues AID s.stiets on
tu!4el.xek ttite rru<t ~As Fuftfc!,Ht!y ~frtfn.
n
.hnr1,,,,f, srnrrl, va m.tla d.ting tE,, day.,
h,1t without Ending epr ;faess Of CAPT. +, or
flr mI-t,ns yuep. IL no marks could hS
ft.nntl nros the cTu.t<d eraow, Cart. H. Is 81
tic ortnInu ahat when thcy faHnd IL fnipo.at-
be T.. ace he ~toru,, th~y turned back with
tht I,,tcutton of tY5ins 10 stas.1 s.se es.rau,
ard that thrJ rnust Easa followed The road 70
hsstt,l wl.c:c hr tart tho seI,.+ts 4hpvc ,acp-
;Lirt j. after which ard 1-ttt,rr arriving 1T the
|. rs41. aln,ed al, they ryvsIbahlr last the track
! ind d.i.ted L. q sou:ar,ly dlfrntsor, Perhaps
| striking Tie cossAu Heserai MIL. below.
| II th{s sEars-!..,u ~ eatrrct, tAesy Is yet
| .cn,e hope II tl:cEr e*eape frs, death, Al
| Capt. T. l1ar7'ctl from tue }AArtT from N1d4
9th that, G! the fnuT htsfses ssnnd by lieut.
| ttg1n2d tA The 11tll-thlsc a.lre and o1e dead
--nlt rxerIst ut.c vert u liz cn1nt,ef &eA:idoa'
ID hs tbs men Erarf Lieuf. SttreEs, 1od tft'1
ihosa which CAPS. Fields and the tflr'sc i:scI
Lad n tha:ke. Tha orc exception Il ID.
| Lcr.e ~i4ltA tArt. =. ahtatnea et this iHps1
| oa.C fcx weeks 1~t0ie, aud WHICH A1 Me-
riding the day i't ras tnct hj The layn7kser
Eknfp afso learned that art r. had eluttr
, 1866-03-04

r1srrrnan. Ns1rh 1-1hs winuloJts ef The iton
md eax. tu4rpnetotrs Q! ihls ctts MEu aIre neen
un . ttfise lar FUR ue<k% 1a.t sEa!nst tednrton
Of wager. have At stsn snnssd work, ind The es1t" y
ytded, 1e e,apt ytss NlfhSfrs theft ostaaads TOT
| = tr1sn34un.
, 1866-03-04

The late pastoral Of Elstop Potter ssttna to
.1,..ye a~ukcutl thu ronlbntlyc clement In
tlosc Who obirct to ,he cIclu4itcIe>s the-ein
enuncisted. Al Abe invitation II the Chris
t.ao Euloa Association, seEzran Hs4 AeitT.
Sunday cTcni1g last, It the a'totcatant Epia.
c.I,al Cazsch of The -lse.asion, corner Of
Filth Avenue and Tenth street II Il stated
that rbcn II WIS nht.. sluovh that tht ~
cal(el uuoE,aa+iax pre- ching xaa ea<sut to
takB place. the Bi*hor invoked th9 poF-r Of
prs,oSaslss to prohibit Il: hgs iss1 a., hIA t order
tim Entou Assoc1s1lc, hold themsclres ire
storlalc for On. d;Ilaaltt ~htrh may artse
out OF tals atatr; hit. 1Fhile they a1s tAr from
coset}ns seh'sn1., they 2fops'se . 'rssis all
obstacles to brtoc 'lg to:srthrr tito dtfc!tn::
determinations !ot'' Cs-is,Ian unity ~. i.
i TGntY. Cd -
, 1866-03-04
rbt Tenne.>ec De,rsa,e. This skeeas,-
.tructton <ustst.astlet III FAs1ro Of Their


,p Snak. x.rth -The fA,Afs y Nashsntton
.r.t:s, e.,f: The Aecensrttestou Coz, 1'.ire b.
.:rsed 70 ~ pepo',no 70 .asa,s - es.toa r1n %
,fuu, 7cpnrr~t,s 10 .sAt+ - Sonxtr. ~ oT
t.r tcarat:ee Tic rsio.:tY F..o:..EE ]oin1 Ee,o-
,o,xn ss ta,o+ ot sa,as..','1', s trnes.sS meoe
b.rt wai probably netssa -. -. - - ses,Jo,
to.itr acf Il r.p.aly petftrt,a: fhe r.. II o'at
In, rIi tonI1. an lert In EEeat 1o7e- scsstsnk %
;,rtst l.a,1r c.siEla Gpon totefrA~
, 1866-03-04
Telegraph <A'n~n1idut1om- Plain Lan-
EuAEe+

There was mEr!a Indignation Today anlo-g
the stockho.i,rs OF tie United St3.eA Teie'
tt&,u 10 enntsi!}a.. ~.:h tAe Western Cntoa
Com1mns, without consulting those who are
gsnr5alls ts,4uuleti to havs some rights in
:hc p:sIELts. i. Eaa =tncraliF eonttudssl
that III. Sc* York Managers, notw ws:hstantl-
iux their high Professions, afe no t'stter than
trickttsrs, and they I'll setl out thc latete-ts
IT s;eckheldcn II by =" doing they eaa put
many stoekhoilrr> 10 Tie Wert, however, IL
sutet the proposed fraud 10 be cansummated
1ulelly. The Amnfu1, OF etock held 10 this
ctr H. Fossa,f<1l, and the whole et thG was
e:.l.eribcl for the pcrtose Of ecturtn" eonl'
petition, stish has '.cu found essential tn
ihe inpotfaat business Of tc!csrsphinE. :
, 1866-03-04

ll- Trufk ~At% ~ Have = f5<ee4Ce fFuut
J1casch so .tA4as~lnA&e rrts16e enk
1A1.ss%AsIl.
Nk~ ipak MArth IA rf-nctsa3n harssd MID
trp tos1net:S "a sle rtnpiu5 Of sr@srA pro71thrut
eka:sV n:',rrrn,. In ~ po,.4,' sion rrrt iaau: :
nlE4s nj iettxsx. wrt.san in tie Frraeh langGsSs,
xLdse.tet 10 Snretutendeai kerredy. sir frcdr-
xtk fs3rrs, British Minister ~ Washington AID
ot!ser4 n whica be 10 h~1 srcV14l 1rs,1es
nnEn hesstu 70 = 'k.>tnale .'rrstltps 1ohn*on.
1hr pstAoaet cansE,ttset fet lEIl. Auss III IN.
, 1866-03-04

NV yokk, Ma.sa -1---Nalta,tI'RE tst !s.1At
dscTt~ e,rrslh. o1rtte- 10 I'll Trf.siA azsux shItr
th< Nertc4c Nsf, rtfht taJArs o.Ao+e bE!lt IN
Nsrtrn -four ts4,,lass PCT tun 10 thsse ~kflouaiaa
HI " xlesn fa~, mailing ru1sr=7 ks.pnd An1t:3es.
md ratf.e dcI!a.s tet kpu 10 shcse nkttu1 voea-1
IL the E:t:ed StAtc1 Est .tt5es~ ssaath ASn:F1Ca
aR,t fecfszJ Anef:Ga
, 1866-03-04

Srr YaRk. Nsreh The tuunnl,">r of Aisef-
rasn % h,.dsfrs UroAdHas II tto~ar+t r5Ints !ae&
ibf1 sftr.,s,or Aevtt4t pas wrrr preCH:hf Tne
,1;n.t,xs ctst at Ito hra rs Of Iron, 1ese stated
10 ie :rou {3NCt1 to $faGo es<h.
, 1866-03-04

TA- CID ~. - 'NH-.-ts e--. ~~'rrtr -s+''
'.fn ,tnnesy. tie 19sh tnst, Mr. Fs.ne ccaral. o.
Ioutssarf, Mff.ouH, prtseEssa bar pcse iosa Mn
,hr~c touoetes boys ttl flad'. tne tare1 wetRhinx
~. pouns. 7ss anolee- .=e ss:::t 81 eo:e< EEL
, 1866-03-04

SxY YStx N4trh 1--1he erncatttte -Eposrteh
In ws,t On Pfrplaara lphn4Gn And pressnr him
a,th Dc teap1noa4 ptrsoa It tic oopcr sn~ssta1@
n1frt,rr. 5r2astsd ia the e-taesAf eosIuns-c tatt
ni~nt. T3.ry x.te mt Wsth eosyZAs freeF',sa e3
tkr President
, 1866-03-04

Nxr feKE, NAreh 1-Th- fofaMtFt&.tFs Wash+
srss~. 4ss:iaI ~ays that the f:nst!.h 1lnrttr hrs
unL.t s:tsl e,slpet The tza1u1t'y sttoynd hE The
Frntst. bsi fhc Gc.er.=osnt does not Ts.A-i tae
ey1tsEre ~ spts1.c.ent 10 w.sssn: is4AesIcts.Ar.
, 1866-03-04

i Aa,rh a.-1t,e 70. II 70 desc to-
u *ass co tAe Ezs. tite: haTe e.4sca
, 1866-03-04
fKESuET AT OIL CHEEK.

The Recent Fro Gorge and Hfrak Up
$rrtrus Destruction nj Properly
Nssehnu.~s = nd Rnass swan 1---s-
Yruur4nrrt ss~-~. - ..sc scGtsy-TWo L4yts
, 1866-03-04

r ARGE SALE OF COVERS
- MKT ArLEs. ~ atec.tss Ut k'.'t rr'- Ga.
Ntn. NJt1s, Thief nepIt Or AF4
Tberr Mlli ~ ND II rnnc sortseu. At To- fsoT1ru.
tn& Corral rceth Of ttAt1n nasEssfL # -aess- NJ.
efpQ t7tk, ErH conditioned Mut
Tht tA}e wifi eosnsntnee hnr4t1~ sH- t*A sElt.
II II O'Clock N tHd Ntlt .s1&nr~ AT tAs fas< Ut
1ta PR ckvt 1ntsf an art spta.
1heae arr fhn eaek Of ttrasy .nc1asa or mors.
eot ttrTltratis naes, y ~ ns cssst lot of @ul:
Dus9fu ts ss1s ef %t1er tAt ttate Ct hs
ras. IEeJ sK1s ee:tritd - &sTEsee oa the 41A1aa-
fhs fTAsEMn a.en4s wet tsItro71 eats sIthfn
. shut ttstasce Of IRE 4a1Eat. -;
AEtrnRtp xpt h ~ sp7ty.'
'.'-'' 1Stt T. wt.nba :.
, 1866-10-09
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
[DJ Gouvernementet har tilstillet IN
dertegnede Foged Listen over ube-
talte Skater til Colonialkassen for
Aaret 1865 med Ordre at foretage
Execution for disse Skater saafremt
Qvittering like er ~foreviist linden tire
Uger fra Dato.
Frederiksteds Fogedcontoird. eden
October 1866.
g. Sarauw.
, 1866-10-09
"Magareth
Elizabeth Till"

beliggende paa Plantagen Staabi.
1ste og 2den Auction paa under
tegnede Contoir, 3die Auction paa
Aastedet.
Conditionerne, Vurderingsforret-
ming og Panteattest Vile blive frem-
lagte we'd Auctionerne, hvOrtil Lyst-
havende indbydes.
st. Thome Auctions Contoir, den
4de October 1866.
ROsemstand,
Auctionsdirecteur.
, 1866-10-09
AUCTION.
n be-

be-
kjendtgj0r herved, at if0lge Re-
QUESTION af St .Thome Skifteret som
behandlende Hr. p. N. Gyllings
Fallitbo vii blive opraabt til Salg
we'd 3de offentlige Auctioner j Med
for af Placat 22de April 1917, og
som afholdes:
1ste Auction Onsdagen den 3lde
dennes XII. 10 Middag,
2den Auction Onsdagen den 14de
November f0rstkommende Kl.
IL midday,
3die Auction Onsdagen den 28de
November f0rstkommende XXI.
10 midday,
den bemeldte Fallitboe tilh0rende
taste Eiendom
, 1866-10-09
Publication.

TT is hereby made known hat Go
vernment has transmitted to the
undersigned Sheriff the list of arrears
of taxes due to the Colonial-treasury
tor the year 1865 with orders to levy
for said taxes, if receipts are not
produced within three weeks from
date.
Sherif's Office Frederiksted, Oc-
tober End, 1866.
G. Sarauw.
PFTER Ordre fra Gouvernemen-
q tet, bekjendtgj0res herved at
RESISTANCE Listen for Skater til Co
loniaIkassen pro 1865 err tiIstiIIet
undertegnede Foged, til foranstalten-
de Execution paa s@dvanlig Made.
Christiansteds Byefoged Contoir,
den 28de September 1866.
j. A. StakeManm.
[0Y Order from Government, notice
D is hereby given that the List of
Arrears of Taxes pro 1865 has been
sent to the Undersigned Sheriff, to
effect Levies in the usual manner.
Christiansted's Sheriff Office, 2Sth
September 1866.
j. A. SIakemanm.
, 1866-10-09
AUCTION.

RHE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the request
of st. Thomas Dealing Court in
administration of the bankrupt es-
tate of Mr.. p. N. Gylling is offered
for sale by 3 Auctions in conformity
with Royal Ordinance 22nd April
1917, the property called