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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-08

At RULES HELD IN THE
County on the first Monday in August 1866!
Thomas McCraw rs. Thomas ID. Aurrin, ct al.
In Chancsry
The object Of this suit is 70 attach two parcels
of land situated in the county Of Marion, near
Palatine and subject the same 70 the payment
Of the sum Of sI2s 25-loo, with interest thereon
from the a5th day Of April, l565. due by the
defendant TO the claimant And it appearing
from affidavit fled in the papers Of the eznse
that the defendant Murrfn Is not q resident OF
this State, IL IL hereby ordered that he appear
here within one month from due publication OF
this order, and do what Is necessary TO protect
his interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste: r r. LOTT, Clerk
WILSON SMITH, Pc
a1glI dIt&w4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-08

old MALT WHiskEY
~ % Barrels Pure Rye Rarles and Wheat
Malt Whiskey in store and for SAFE by
jy2 NJ. REILLY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28

views, no two men in Congress more
faithfully stood by the Union than they
did throughout the rebeliion-a fact
the people have not forgotten if Andrew
Johnson has.
In answer to that sweeping charge
made against the committee, Mr.. Fes-
sender, the true and tired friend OF
Abraham Lincoln, man who would do
honor to any body of legislators in the
world. calmly hat forcIbIy rcpelled the
ALLEGATIONS made, and showed clear as
the MONDAY san that this committee
was but in the performance ofits plain
duties, and that Congress was Judge Of
the condition CT rebels and rebel terri
tories
Such is a faint outline Of proceed
ing, which are without parallel in our
history-procecdings which are well
calculated to create distrust in our ru-
lers, and bring about condition Of
things worse even than the rebellion.
Tie mon vho orc now .,o,ond;n.
fatterinp and nariro srconbap,;o u
ula;ion 10 President Iobnsop are tbe
same who denounced him as = drnnlyard
less than a year aao. and before thar
heaped every term of obIoquy upon
him that the tongues of rebels rebel
svmnathizers. copperheads and others
ofthat stamp could couture up from the
vocabulary of vituperation; while those
who supported the administration in
all its efforts to put down the rebellion
who defended him from these very
assailants-who upheld the credit OF
the government by purchasing and
holding its bonds when these now wor
shipping coppcrheads were denouncing
them rs worthless as old rags or paper,
arc told that the representatives of the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28

PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD-The an
nual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad was held on
Monday a week The report of the
directors shows that the net earnings,
during the year 1865, were 81, 9,ll0,-
%, \ resolution approving of the
establishment by the company ola line
OF steamships between Philadelphia
and Liverp ol in connection with the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was adopted.
The following statement shows the
earnings Of the Company since the be-
,riurirfr n IS[D
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
Estate of Daniel Beshoar, deceased.

Estate Of Daniel Beshoar, deceased.
n Office is hereby given that Letters Of
! ' Administr alton on the estate uf PANEL
BESuOAR, late Of Monticello, White cuun'
~. ludirna, deceased. have been granted to
the undersigned. residing in Derry township,
Mifiin county, Pa. All persons indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment i'm
mediately, and those having claims against
tha same will present them duly authentica-
ted for settlement
WILLIAM CREIGHTON,
feb2S-6t* Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
ginning in 1850 ::
Proceedings of Congress SIS.

In the House, on Tuesday of last
week, Mr.. Stevens, !rom.tbe Commit
Tee on Reconstructior, reported con
current resolution that, in order to close
agitation on Il question which seems
likely to disturb the action of the Gov
ernment, rs well as to quiet the uncer.
talHty which exists in the minds of the
people of the eleven States which have
been declared to be in insurrection. no
Senators or Representatives shall be
admitted INTO Congress from either of
sald States until Congress shall have
declared such States entitled to such
representation. A minority report
presented 10y Mr.. Grider ia favor Of the
admlSsl7n OF Tennessee was read, but
objection was made to its reception.
Great excitement was caused by the
resolution, and numerous dilatory mo-
tons were made, which were all voted
doWn. Finally Mr. Stevens resoln.
tlon was passed-yeas 100, nays 40.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, the
Presidents veto of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau Bill was sustained, as will be seen
by the following proceedings:
. ne question being called for the Chair announced
Sl-l IL was Siaii the bill pass. the Presidents ic
H"tS notwithstanding upon which the yeas ana
nay. nay we're required by the Constitution The vote
c,iEAs-Slessrs Anthony. Brown. Chandler Crarl-
fI,..ess; Crsgln. CresweL Fesseuden Foster G,1rna
Of ind,s henderson, Howard, Howe, Kirkwood, lane
Pomeroy i.Ahe OF Kansas, Morrill,, Nye, Poland
h,ii NJ Sherman Sprague Sumner Tr,1,r1
O"i,' M"ae; Mlaal4s. Wilson, and Yates.
DooIit,Ia cs:T: b1ckalew, Cowsn, Davis DIXON
U UI'l,uei UuIHfie Hendricks. johnson NcT,,ueoU
Morgan Aesnlh Norton, Riddle. SaulsLurv StsSart
stockton, NanWinkle anu WIi1ay , STEWART
Absent-Nessrs. Foot and Wr;;ab+
Mr. Poland, Of Vermont sand ~ oou.o,,,o ~
loot, was confined 70 his bed with sickness u5 ii #
The Chair snnounced that the nr,,,ta- ro.; :;
the ahrmatlye being less than birds the bill had
The bill now in operation will prob
ably be continued.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
T 8 IT r a Y

fAMh to the premises of the undersigned.
~ residing in Decatur township. about the
first OF October last, WHITE SHEEP, with
10 arks. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take it away. JOHN D. LOTZ.
Decatur township, Feb % -3t#
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
DESlR ABeE PROPERTY
TOlG SALE
In khe R0rnnnL nf Enlra.tn.nn

BIZ that certain piece If properly. stu.
"A ate In Lewistown, belonging to Henry
A ocbot, corner Of w. Market & Grand SITS
Is offered at private sale. Any person desia
rlng to purchase . neat and con. Portable
home has now rs lood an opportunity as
could be desired.
For particulars inquire Of Aaron +. S.holI.
at the National Hotel, on or after the 18th
inst. Persons will find it to their advantage
to call soon, as the property will BE- sold
cheap. fahlI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
job Work.

n- = fIr - a.. less ri. sheet ' 81 for Is ug les
ya- Proceedings II pa5Il" meetings. or organize
'.au- oE my kind. involving private Interests Iu aay
as. a.r etuir Js EsIt" II I've cents per 4-.
afid fu-L ne pC toll - = = n'L"i easier JI twelve
-'tr.u persons "a contribute - quarter c.,-a-
l.S gr forty ten cents ra-a aaa fvr II. w..J irye
in the 3rtrr. pay from
Two dollars getting ~i-h tfue- INTO type We hope
therefore .It az all sHrH S>semHaGe- hereafter some
one Wil ~ the collection ui the probable auyIIs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
notice. of New Advertisements.

lecIJr--Ss ..a E,aIe NoIIces n po. lantto Fisher
Wsu-PEhHe SAFES oi Personal Prop-rty-Agant,
NalteG-E-iI.,y. a..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28

n Office is hereby given that letters Of
~ Administration on the estate cf JOHN
CARNEY, late of Derry township, Mitjiin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the borough If Lew
iotown An persons Indebted to said estate
are notified to make payment Immediately,
and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for set
tlement JOHN c. SIGLER.
feb28-Gt Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
Estate Of John Norton. deceased.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of
~ Administration. de bOuis non cum tesla
mento annexo, on the estate of JOHN NOR
TON, late of Wayne township. Miftiin county.
deceused. have been granted tuthe undersigned
residing in the borough oi Newton Hamilton
Miftiin county, Pa All persons indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment in
medlately, and those haviag claims against
the same will present them duly authenticate /
for settlement.
SAMUEL w. NORTON,
JACOB NORTON,
feb28-Gt Administrators
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
THE GREAT SECRET!

TO ANGLERS AND OTHERS.
HdE secret art Of catching Fish with the
n hook and lIne-giving full and ample
directions bow TO succeed well in catching
all the different species of Ash that inhaLir
the waters If the United States. Also. the
celebrated Indian Fish Charm. or Chinese
art 4 catching Fish in great numbers This
neaES OF taking FISH and the manner Of duir 2
1t has heretofore been known u but few. The
value OF SUCH knowledge admits of nu que-
tioh. and IS really worth more Than thnus-
ard times the price asked. Send - cents e
closed III litter aud you will receive the Sc
cFets by return mail. address.
f. ERNST.
leb-HF York Spring, Adams Co. Pa,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28

7 ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
1 i in the Post Office at LewistoNn, Stale OF
Pennsylvania, on the 26th ui Feb, 1870.
Anderson Robert L ing VIM IL
Bruner Eliza Miiiegan LYDIA Ann
Bcidler DE 2 Nelly j & Ii
Collins mrs Sarah Markle Lewis
Clark We Masser miss EHavina
Cummings John VI Nye y
Ferguson IL Oidt Emanuel
Folk Amos Pearce Robertjr
Green miss Sarah Paine Mieiam
CASTOR 5 Root
Cos Henry Sllnter mrs NJ a
Glass Wm II Stackpole George
Uoffnan Samuel Saver A
.Iinkins AndrewJ Walker E L
Knenp miss Nancy Wagner Monroe
Knenn Simon Yeater Frances
sszy>" To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for 'adUertised letters,
give the date of this list and pay one cent
for advertising.
R@''If not called fer within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
feb28 z. @. HAMILTON, P. NJ,
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XEN-TT@

" lin > y 4
TO te Sold at puhlir al, at tie residence
Il If tine under-igned in Oliver township, On
THURSDAY, March -. l>6G.
the following personal property to wit:
THREE HoRSES
Cows, Hogs, two horse Wagon. une horse
Wagon, Buggy, Slrds, PI.ns Harruws.
Windmill. Cidermil > Log Chains. sets Of
wagon Harness. > sets single Harness. Duub.
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farming utensils, too numerous To mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock m, when
terms will made known
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

The GlZETTE :. Published every "Wednesday
II the Did stand 81 81 IN sirauce. 500 1t the end
II = months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-28
Estate Of John Carney, deceased.

feb %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

attached aud also allowance fOr bs support o. her
SELF and child
Ir she consspls 10 the divorce this court could not
grant unless the cause shown OF record came within
hs .tAluis; and seems 10 mo that u docs not
The mathematical mentioned In tho sAtnis,
~heu consider what q marriage p tmong
Christian people, musi hAye been conaehtsl, OF, ~
least before marriage was solemnirod suppose ,he
husband should be rendered impotent or maformed by
a wound 10 battle would the statute applyf surely
not, any more than Il his health were permanently de
Stroyed by some Of the many Ills that nosh her TO-
Now the proof SHOVE in this case that the wife ant
ered this dreadful misfortune In bearing the husbands
child, and II came about through tho neglect Of the
nurse. The husband may have been some 10 blame
about this neglect tho midwife the doctor,
perhaps should have been sent for hut be
this II may have been, the cass Ii deemed 10 he
within the statute. The wife liz entitled 70 her child,
for her comfort and the IN referred 70 The oomms
soners 10 report what viii b. proper allowance for tho
wife Tor the support Of horsal and child Hts petition
Il diam SEED. We would have better thought he would
have worshlpped a lifetime the woman who suffered
much Tor i'm, rather than that he would ask this court
TO help hs arm to throw her, like loAthkome weed,
away
10 which the plaintiffs counsel excepted, and vS
granted Al appeal to the Court Of Appeals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

ALLrdrD RoBBssr.--A man named Christian Jlcsls
residing at M 323 Hudson street yesterday brough,
before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, a bench warrant charged with having in hk
possession quantity Of lcwolrv alleged 10 have boen
stolen from John A. Riley, No. IN John stree" on tho
ID 81 June last The accused was held 70 ball 10 Tho
SUN Of 81, 900 70 wait an examination.
sTEAiIso Boar William Casain, a brass nnishsr,
arrested by oncsr Irwin or tho Fourth precinct
tho charge Of stealing small boat valued At 500 BE-
longing 70 James Geoshan, living at No. ~ MArset
street The BEAT taken Tuesday aud subsequently
the found u In tho prisoners possession. Tho
accused yesterday uragned before Justice Bowling
native OF Scotland eighteen years of and lyos the
comcrof Roose, olt aud Water stre-tR
RoRmsG sALoH.-Two men named william hcCunn
and Francis Mcguire yesterday brought before jus
tca Dodge by oiocr samuel sonea Of tho Twenty nnn
precinct charged with robbng william Alsro, of Provld
cnce H. of tho United States Navy Of clothing 10
the value Of 81 II appears they met tho complainant
seventh street and agreed 20 convey bis bagFhge To .
certain destination, bat Dnaliy made Oh with H. They
were both committed 10 default Of O., 900 ball
AEnEsr % ~ AlEdrp snorrIYrxH a woman named
Gcrmshsnscn was arrested Tuesday afternoon BY
officer QUINN charged BY simon Brill, keeper o. lace
Al a2T Canal street with having stolen quantity
" silk lace while making purchase In hs store, valued
at forty dnlar She pleaded guilty n the offence before
Justice Dodge At the Jefferson Market Police Court ard
was fully committed
ALLgGrD vIotHr ASSAULT Michael Quinn, arrested
by onlcef MahoDey, Of tho Nineteenth prccinct Vas
committed yesterday by Justlc. Connolly Tor violent
Assault upon chsel Gillig Monday last alleged
that Quinn lay IN wait Tor Gg. and beat him badly
that he unable a. attend "a make bs complaint until
to day. Quinn heain $500, aud Justice Connolly
expressed his detnrn nhti0h " yst ~i,h The fulsA
severity all such exhibitions % rvwdyinm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
NAVY BULLETIN.
rnIAL rRrr or rnE cnArrANooo

TRIAL TRIP or THE CHATTANOOGA
The Chattanooga the second OF the laIge screw
Scoops war has just boon completed Ind retarnod 10
PM adelphA from her contract trial trip Hhe s one 81
the class which the Idaho, Madawaska, Wainpanoag.
Neshaminy, Ammonoosuc and Pompanoosuo belong.
The trial commenced on the 2<h juno, and continued
sevcnty.tNo hours the vearcl being ~ and down
the New jersey coast She Slb feet long the water
line and 40 feet wide. Her depth OF hold 20 feet
inches and her average dranghi Of water during he
trial 10 feet inches The machinery CONSISTS Of
ak tubular bora containing $50 square feet OF crate
surface, ana htiei with superheatng apparatus, two
horizontal back acting engines 81 ~ inches diameter ~
cylinder and iect Inches stroke Of piston, with sur
condenser aud propeller 81 ~ feet diameter and
2gt feet pitch. Tho following 10 tho average perform
during the trial Speed OF vessel per hour III geo
graphical miles, number % revolutions Of the engines
rs per minute consumption Of coal 0s2 pounds pcr
hour, l0l tons per day, The maximum speed Of tic
vessel during any single hour II geographical mies
tho number 81 revolutions being ~ "a per minute The
was very smooth and the Wind light breeze
throughout Another trial Ia TO be made when higher
speed Is hoped for
THE MApAwAsKA
completed, and Will soon commence her coalrAsi
trial.
TBr wAMPAs0Id
IS to make her trial trip during the coming autumn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
The National Game.

UsIos or NEW YORK W. NATIONAL OF WASH
ISGToS, d. a.,
The National Club Of Washington, u. C., which left
the capital on Monday for this city and stopped ro@e
a, Philadelphia TO play couple OF matches reported
in the HFRaLp Of Yesterday, played match game with
the Union Club Of this city yesterday afternoon on the
Union grounds at Monisana. The National nino sp
peared be exhausted by thor travels and tolls OF the
past two days, aud did play with the spirit
their adv efsarics, who fresh and in good trim.
Al the seventh innings the nterfered with the play
and the game brought 20 coSs The large mum.
Der OF persons present appeared 70 be greatly dsap
pointed aud the game aged under rather dis
tageaus circumstances IL Is but fair
Judgment the playing OF the National nine until after
their matches to-day with the Excelsior Club In Brook
Ign. and tomorrow with the Gotham club Hobokcn.
Tho following ia the score oi yesterday = game -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

the return OF pesre hs singing OF "old Hundred
by the Handel and HAHN Society and bcnedicton by
Bishop simpson, the immense audience separated
Among the distinguished persons the platform were
Mayor hcAichae Geneps Patterson, uezfy and others
This evening there IA very general illumination OF
buildings In Chestnut al other principal streets and al
different newspaper onicf The Pres has The motto N
gas Jets sPeaca ReignSOyer United Country ~ the
Age, "Peace ana Union
During a thunder storm this afternoon the beautiful
silk dag made and presdfed by the OF the United
States steamer Hartford this city was torn from It's
stat on the state House ia portion OF II blown several
blocks
During the day memba % Tie press from other cities
were entertained al The Rims OF the rress Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

y that Panic chased Butler during tho three heais and
not able at any time make him 10 above eIsr
csing gait as tho time table above shows LADY Emma
aud Blonde we're out OF condition and their trainers
would impose the public by bringing them the
track. Not So however with those having charge or
Panic They shared the spells with the winner; went
through the farce Of troting Disguised all the sreo
tors and added another stain 10 the already mach
solled reputation OF the trottng turf Cannot the
proprieiors or the trotins tracks clean up l,is'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
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prsm "a. Ios*vHs nv Dsmocrsi taps 20
There rather q anxul@r divorce o~ss nsfars ths
CbAneery Gear ye~ssyfsr q salns fOv flyoscs "a
tie CROWDS ~ nsa,fgrmsiAon. IN. fo0wlns . to a.
ciscn n chsncsior rue whch faiiy xfvss ths psrlr
lars q sAs o.~ Tbs SAT- go sssosht " . y Bs.y
sg.ine bs vifo
W. ~ sssst. q rssfs<fy "a R-v;s~s sssssss psxs
~ "1s ooars hNsins ssss>~vy lursfisslsn NAP q
o fi.eF,s " b~eh Husband snf -Rs fsg
reh mptssy ~ mxssrsrssloa - pvsvsu,s
sstas lssreesrs ne plsiBus silssss thss
W. esfshdast mAfgrmsf /. W ~.
answ1 thsi ~. bws usi sks b><.ns - sfss~ %
1900 = LA q uss mssriASs W koA~sa 10 "a.
bHth u so thia ss1 lh@ pr,py fully susassns ~
kas-m 49, s~~us " efgsms " Rs epsoros 80
s~ss u-ss - - k~vs Ne soIIs " whs~A a. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
How the Day was Celebrated In the VA
tIonsI Capital.

WAHHiNsf0N, July =, IfrS
Tue Society Of III. Oldest Inhabitants ceisbrstsd the
say At CRY Hall The Declaration o. Independence
read ard address delivered tho presence OF between
one and two hundred persons The only pubc process
son was that Of s~vers thousand coorsd Children Of
IN. sebook accompanied ~ bsocs 81 music There
vss no piiilsp dspg whstsvw ne pgbc 6ersrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

very exciting and well contested game OF base ball
played yesterday afternoon on the Capitolinc
Grounds between the clubs above named in which the
latter Victorious after innings The general play
very hnc, both sides batting and fielding supe
rlor In tho fourth innings Jewell took Pink
ham place pitcher and delivered very slow balls
which after while well hit by the Active boys
and promptly attended 10 BY the Enterprise On the
part OF tho Actyes Hatfield Ebbt,s and Collins deserve
especial MENTION and tho part OF the Enterprise Cool
oNeill. eornwell and Hall mer1ed praise. The follow
ing n the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
Income Returns.

Tho following - contains the uamos ~ thoss 10
designated Who have rcpor,sd their incomes for
the year 1875 II twenty thousand dollars upwards
All tho plae - are Ia Massachusetts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

~ John Oakley and 4 d eAndsrson delivered i'd
1891 me affair vls preceded and supplemented BY
6neing BY the EoAn Glee Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY s. 1855

ments were closed Anumber 81 soldiers OF the OF
1872 paid their annual visit 10 the President and had
pleasant interview with him. Heretofore the govern.
ment has exhibited fireworks but they win be omitted
tonight for want Of preparation The youth OF the city
were more enteTprsng and had their own Independent
Displays Good order everywhere prevailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
EcKroRD W. VAN DYKE.

4 match game played between these clubs tho
Union grounds Brooklyn, T.. ID, which resulted IN a
.core Of sixty 10 hyc, IN favor 81 Tie Eekford
MOHAWK % BROOKLYN vs.. SURPRISE or wEsr
fARNB.
Thete clubs played game Al West Farms yesterday,
which resulted in a defeat FOR the Brookynltcs by
fcore % twenty four 10 twenty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

lily catcheS-Natlonai. y, Union, T. Time or game
two hours and twenty minutes Scorers Mossrs Nun
and Amer Umpire-Mr Dakn, Of tho Excelsior
dub.
ENTEgrRIsE % BROOKLYN VS.. ACTIVE or NEW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

usIov corssE, 4. f.-rsoTrips.
InxSp.r, Jair t-Parss $40. ME heats. sss,
- - A. "a -.wru~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05

THr wAMPAsoAG
IS to make her trial trip during the coming autumn