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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-17

From nmong the very hauerirg Tes,i
rionials .of eminent Prof-s.or- and Organ
lists, we give the following ex,ractsi
THE pedals conceive 10 b. unnpproach
able in their beautiful so,ooih quality"
WIN. a King.
at Is grand good Instrument, and does
credit the builder
IL. &. Folger, Troy. N. Y.
"Thsy rre among the finest Instruments.
manufactured either in this country or a
broud.r
WIN Berg, J. MoseuthoI, Ap,ouas.
The have given universal satisfaction "
w. Il. Hasley. Foa du- lac, Wis
There Is q peculiarly sweet and sympa.
ihetic tone which harmonizes eharrningiy
Win the voice w. Ia Cooke
~ am particularly pleased with the mr..
rnngement Of the different registers"
VIM. ID. Bradbury.
"No other instrument 80 nearly ap, roacbs
es the organ."--1he Chorister. ~ Y
This INSTRUMENT has clear superiority
~ver anything vet introduced anion9 us"-
Iadspende,a. ". "
The more We use IL the better we like
It," u. Hague. iludsos. N. Y.
.The Two Bank orgao Iiar~oniam is
really gem"
}. W. Kinpieui, Boston. Mass.
"We have found them excellent in all
points constituting good insisumvnt"
h J. T.. Cook, +. J Cook.
at looks and sounds sp!eadidiy."
3. b. Saxton, Troy, N. Y.
"Ths most perfect toned Meiodeon lsver
saw Coy r Nsrth.
.Th~y fal back On sueh substaatiAi ney.
IFS sy Superiority Of workmanship, besu,vi
OF tone and rasonableDess OF price. And
We mus. say that ~ all their Respects they
are we'll wotshv oi praise"
Musical Pioneer, Aug, 60.
~ Eyerv fnstrDmrnt IL fully warrant.
cd, and Boxed aud shipped 10 New York
city without charge. y = = Il :. -.
Circslars, Cats. and psiee Li1ts, &c, ssnl
on application TO
q PEIOUBET & SON.
Blocmheld- N 8
Or, J. A. pelson. e4i Broadway, New
York; coasad aIsysr. 722 Arch strr~t
Phil delphts Pa, =. Brnipard a. Son, t:isye
and, uhieJ J. 4 Takes e. Co Jack soo.
Nishiku yssnsr a. Gerara. Ciueianati
Ohio; dceI X Snow. Msb'ie, Ala,
Wholesale AGENTS.
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$l.5oopEx YEAK I'VE want Agent.

eseryshers 10 sell our IMPROVED s2c Sew
!ng Maetines THEE new kinda. Under
sod upper feed. Sent on trial Wa.saa..d
hye years Above salary or large copni..
.,on- paid Toe ONLY machines sold In the
osl.ed States for less than $40, which ar,
inily licensed by Howe. Wheeler e. Wilson.
nfossr q Baker, ;siagef a. Co.. and !sacheI
der. ALL oiher cheap machines are infria.
gemenfs an ,he seller or nssr are liable In
arrest tines and iapfisonmeni. liln-trat.d
eirea liars sent free Address, or cali upe.
shaw a. Clark, at Biddsiord, Maine. or CHI.
e@eos v" lily
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THE CAROLINA TINES

cnamLorrg, n. c,
s pnblished Daily and TSi..vpekf. asd
4 furnished to subicnbsrs, upass tIss fol.
lowing terms:
iAiLY JiMEs, one year. 1900
six months. 81. 90
three months. 400
rRI WsExLr TINES. .oLe year,.... 500
SIX mooths. 100
three mon,as. 400
The Weekly News, containi.sty twenty
eight columns. n Transcript df ths usily
Iimer, is pubiished every Tus-day, xt 90
per annum. Clobs of ten or more, 81 So.
and copy TO the ecii.r up gratis ~
Terms OF advertising in the D,lI- and
tn weekly Times. one square (ten IN 4 e
iess) 90 fof first insestiop and SO cent436f
eaea subseqasnt insertion. A fsassns6ys
Deduction made for advertisements u inssfisd
for longer period than one month.
Advertisements iass.ied In tho Weekly
News at 8t.00 per square for ssch inses.
ton. Alliettess on business with The aboyS
publications should be addss~ssd to.
WARfNG g. stiERRov,
Cbariots<, NsC.z
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81 wcei 0poponax from Mexico. Nature eouid
- not produce richer Gem or Choicer Per.
fu,ne. Try il and be convinced
r. T. SMITH 4 Co.. New York.
glwEET oP0P0NSxi | New Perfume from
~ Mexlco The ONLY fashionable Periauss
and ladies' dslIsht
81 weet opoponas The sply slc gan, perfume.
- y foaad on an toilets and never status the
handkerchief. So
@weet 0poponax Ae,n Mexicoi New. very
~ rare rich aud iashiopa:de Perf,pee.. Tl,s
finest ever Imported or manuisc.ared IL the
United States. Tfy II and be conviacod
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Two Agricultural Papers for 30 SO
TIE
SOUTHERN CtILTTVATOR,
ID. RsDaoSD & VIM N. WHrrs. Eplroas

By special arrsng. ment, With ths. Mayy
hnd Farmer" another excellent Rurs
Monthly. published 10 Baltimore at 81 30,
both pnper- will he sent one wear for 90
--slx OF each for i6 00--ten OF -ach Tor
20 90 giving ssrh -up.rribet Ia this ease
butt papers for so,
Address, Wm N. WHITE.
,Feb 2S Ashras, Gs.
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l.(lll a slSSN as ! AGENf.s want
DCO ed Tor str entirely a~se srfsriss. iast
ont Addsesst rsGAtEY, Cns Bs,!d
ing, biddeford, Sic. fIT-iy.
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Tallrasttr Trl()er.
Published every Wednesday Morning.
CONNOlsS G CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
w. n. OONNORS, D. J. CARTER.
TERMS:
ADVERTISEMENTS

No name will be entered until the subscrip:
ton price is paid.
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at Is a grand, good Instrument, and does
credit the builder
IL. &. Folger, Troy N. Y.
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"'Thsv nre among the finest Instrument,
manufactured either in this country or a
broud.r
WIN Berg, J. MoseuthsI, Ap,omas.
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Gas fitting.

rJ,HF NEW GAS LIGHT, BY FIRNlIN" sYS.
l TEN SAWS UPWARD or II PER CENT.
onc, Of cor. sHENEHoN DEWITT, SILK AND FANCY
Dry GOODS "a Broadway, Sew.YOrs, Aug. Is, 1866
Til, Is to cert y ts Bill o the month previous to ny
Fs us improved Bonner and Res1a'o h,d eSesedsd
enc hundred forty PER month was required to e1sHns
M mater indexes aav by day both before and ar the sppesen
I'D Mr. Fns and do hereby certify thai me ras
III reduced One
and Forty Dollars Forty Dollars PER month Inc o
the lsht
factory every respect. = ~ ,iyIrr
7 FtnMry CAS- FILTER AND PLUMBER, NoE g. and %
Maiden LAM. superintendent Of Gas H. B. Clsen Cos H. T.
Tribune. Nsw.York Cub L..
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NrrWYORK nnd NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
400 -tNVrR ARHANdEMENE i1A
CONMLAClSO JULY y. lac


p,,.uger station fty.Yors. Twenty rvsaht- ana
Fosrt.fsvs IUtrrn-s o. t~cutg ssyrltlt~
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYOEAt 80,
For New Haven 100 500 Xxi lljla mt HID tLt1 wv
'fo1Bidselor,. ..5 aoi ~ upl NJ l25. EEJ e.
q 81 4 o..
For M.lad ~irsiiorI l.Ou lll0a uL 80 co. p a.
Dor faIt,l port a4d Wespoi., 30 i'' A. @ % - P
Dor Norwsk 100 soo lgrl go II . a 1919, (ELJ 1Ol
I1.I ~. 80 hll p ~ ttH.l % u
for Grrnuirl Loo Csc i30a.fl. tls 30 - ~ 81 pm
r stan ord 1.uf ~ tI $780, llio FLA tbri 30
asi ffr-J =. 80 500 90 500 tn o. fl ...
Dor lo tester stlols lOl AZ 4'' H. 3
''' ''''' '' tOyNrCriSG TRAINS
Foi BOSTON Sufn .t 800 A. ~ " Ao tSAiiAp . M
Hosfor. Shore Line l2ih lE1l s,lp o. ... .-
FoTlsuoTd spfHgied so a. u tE1j I--''' '.' NA'
acc ~
Fc, iIsri I'd Plovdeaee Fhkn Rslr5d COO 'Erl ~
rolS.w Haven New London and stoniagon Railroad 400
~ -. ,- r.r.l R..lrosa u rs o n. Sorthsnp.ol
lof loussfonic Rstrosd . a. NJ g. D.
~. Rain ld. 600 b. 100 D.
, a. DsIbgrv and No1vk railroad nLl4io g. m ~. p N
''AA'14''' JAMES d. HOYI siot
NEW Jersey RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot OF
~ r,,tlsrdst cr PHitaDELPHtA Il aud 10 a. u u m
and h a. u BAITNoKE NAfHSGroN Al and 10 o. M
4. H. % utnieff.
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Grtursions.

I'ISHING BANKS-SEA AIR.-No more mvlgor-
& ri, can be taken than the Bay and ont the At
ntic ocean the Banks Tie sale ana eom9dog, se5e
WyOsfiNO every ercspt Sturdaysh from shthsi Esst
nv. a. Pseip a Il; ChristopheI-s' North River n snd
Pier No Nolh River At o'clock Pare !" cents scAnoie :
Rand on board sso Bait. Lines and heifeshnienH
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Che Curt


VNHE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
n15s for an S s SoIp6soa 81 S 10 Sf @
proving '' Ix FRSSRs ANNE 9 ggF TIE
rr-rsn,y Nh. a, wbSfsp1Y tSe 18th THURSDAY tn.
27th, sud sATURDAY 5, the 2sih DAYS OF
At I TTH TkW p, SREhsI
AT FoRDHAM WESTChEsfER COUNTY
fnsI pa 6 az la A. o5., winner Of the Der
BY or Stakes pounds extra but penalties not to cu~u-
sicosp RAcE-sAu DAr-"THE INAUGURATION RACE"
e hea all sse. 3yeaf od to carry pound, syss Sss
inses and s,liiaf, Closed with q eatiis. s,,ar
FIRST RAGE s1eo fRE SasEE5 RscE mile for T.
y sFS os cary y & beats for ages
THIap RAcE-sASs DAY SELL PREMiJ ~ for all ages.
I1st. DAB s' allow oad. sos L poaad. Tie TiHSss
to For 9s R.c ACT "a. ~ RACE dash Of mite. 70.
oil al hoes 70 carry lo pounds except yes[ et who nuss
oe oils i4rs gqp9T,@9; 'sS s sTa ,an'
FIRST hcE-"HuRDLE RACE handieaP for al ase'i two
srcosS Racr-sSs DArruE JEROME RACE mile heats
'T T ss R.esas DATFor Al age. II miles DASH horses
beaten once 5.ia tie eeos allowed pounds; those beaten twice
''u'''' : 'F'oIRrH DAY, SATURDAY SEPT. %.
FIRST RAcs--Si.. a-1'- oL i ago. "a - e for sns,s.
faiSS R,eSssSs DA4THE GRiSD NiTioNAL RACE
ys.r' to BE- published by tie lois oi ssP5e I'd
merit w ye Issued by Ore Cub 70 such horses " Hy exec
'n SsD S1s to be sleo JOHN B. IRVING Secretary No.
E1clangepecc NeW.loll -
To te quarter Iec for The
Io che glarertL
Adu.ttiuee 10 the ground
AoUitiunge the grand
and saddli
No charge coachacu Ootmen bon livery
Crrses occupied by members Cub gentlemen 10 ding
tiekets allowed the second gate leading u
w. ~ M ROVE aud the Circle Inside che Course No extr
,h,rre passing this portion 81 the ground.
fafes omen a. % Races commence at clocN.
Tickets ior Deimonc0f Asof House - Nnoas Metro
potau loe, Nack TlssIeri Conner oureeniA
b. FithAyenus hote.
" 4. DUNCAN esq.
J.. D.. ~ RlN. eco, Race Stewards
PAULS FORBES. go, fcr
a. KtfNE RICHARDS, esq. the Meeting.
T. BOT nfNOT COT.
AIful 81 BELMONT, Esq, Pr-s.iing Steward
J0nN iRyiNG. See 3 4. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

CORNYN BROTHERS will open, on MONDAYi
~ Sept. q, LARGE and WELL sELEf IT'D STOCK Of DRY
GOODS coustirr o. PLAID DREss GOODS BLACK and COZ.
ORD ALPACAs EMPIRES CLOTHS. h0MBALiNks' WOOL
DFLAtNEs. nj SINS. LiNFN end WHITE GOODS At NJ
DUCED PRICES, sHAWLs HOSIERY KID CLONES bAL tM15
RAJ SKIRTS, TOILET COVERS, QUILTS ard GOODS icf MIN
COENYR BROTHERS,
No. ~ Tislith-s ve. Thirty o.
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lectures auo aleetinos.

Y faCfCnfs oASAGI1yrEES Mr. G. NaDdenhOffs
II new subject IL the French dramaiist -.
MOLIERE; WITH READINGS .
from sasaed by Mr. Fandehon expressly of M
own reading before Literary Associstions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

Fun parli.nlar' VII pc storily sven 20 Ihs payII
YTIRfIJMPHANT SUCCESS OF NJ. HARTZ,
THE ILLUsIoNIST.
BY tho pub c and tho
TIIT MOST ASTOUNDING MAGICIAN OF THE AGE.
NJ HARTZ will perform week more
go AT IRVING HALL,
o.n.irsps hat performance each evening with
THE GROWTH or FLOWERS
THE WONDROUS LIVING HEAD,
by s. HARTZ and exhibited for the hTtt tins In
Europe the mos, startling Illusion
Tickets. 20 cents R..syod Hss' 70 coats sEtS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

p,,,.rger station ftw. Yors Twenty rvra'r'- On
fourt.fsvs IItrsn-s on tseuty ssyc1tA-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Summer arrange
II nca from August DID, 1870 Leycs James fp NJ D. a. .
f Gaurlr lu4 saors U.nu r ir ~y0ret ond Wy ta
Express 300 Tor Grerrpoi 900 ln los 500
way ss'1ns North isp aud wy stations and Saturday
aflto iapuaHk-
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w foot Of Bas,ayLuu md cr July ID No'tins mn. % in'
intermediate stations wA eay' 4 ll "a
Nn FIpr iof.al stations shur o. $40 8. Dover
fAp'''- - "- s. SCHOOL Ass..isr, Superintendent
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r. I'll. MACY.

r. I'll. MACY.
HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE
TO TWICE ITS FORMER SIZE, WITH
NEW FRONT on FOURTEETHsTREET
v,us
NOW OPENING
Az ENTIRE NEW STOCK Oi FALL GOODS,
AT VERY POPULAR PRICES
SPLENDID STOCK
BLACK DREss-SlLKs
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOs,
WOODEN KNIT AND FANCY sHAWLs
Fsls.y.es skirngs Blankets Quilts, Linens,
BnEETINGs, sHIRTINGs, FLANNELs WHITE GOODS &c
Csnoee stock Ladies' Misses and Chds English French
o. G-nu Cotton and Aleno Hosiery Gloves and InderweaI u
he BALBRGGAN HOSE Gsitsrs and m sssouea. Of Gents
Fru,a.ls Goods, best quality.
An -esaat assortment Of REAL LAcEs cLUNY LACEs
BAGBs. Walls, COIFFUREs, LACE sHAwLs, French and
scl,.h Nsedswork Trimming BANDS, ROBES, COLLARS
sE.s &C.. In latest styles.
Be-, i. Hat Sash Trimming Rbbous Velvet Ribbons
Bonnet vevsts novelties ia Buttons Dress and Cloak
hl-aiass. &C.
I nadsup Clothing in STOCK and order in latest 'tye
We ., snch and German Corse;s; Brsdeys Hoop skirts &c
Al.r., stock 1adie, Gents and ohiarsns LINEN CAMBRIA
ssa SILK HANDKERcHlEFs.
LADIES. CENTS AND CHLDs HEMsTlTCH AND NEEDLE
WORK HANDKERCHlEFS.
Aa eesan. stock Of Ladies' French NEEDLEWORK and real
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs
he. opening Fsn sy,e, HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEArH
ERs So.
Afr s~or,u1ent ofExTRACT SOAPS. BRUSHES. mdLADIEs
TOILET ARTICLES, ofthe best quality.
very lsrss variety OF NOTIONS, TAPES, BRAIDs TRIM.
NSGs BUTTONS SCISSORS, NEEDLES and the thousand aud
s nsocy Cor fol- those goods and s Of the best
qaaliy, popular prices
importation Of quality FRENCH KID GLOVES for
LApEs GENTs and CHILDREN opening.
r. H. MACY.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
In every variety, for Fan and Winter wear
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos 4a 20 457 BROADWAY
Nos 255 to POI GRANDsr
Nos e. and ~ cATHARlNE.sT
,DICH LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
NEWEST DESIGNS.
Alec low priced Lae and Embroidehes in great variety
LORD 6 TAYLOR.
Nos t6i to 467 BROADWAY
Nos 25S to POI GRAND-sT
Nos. s1aad s9 cATHARINE-sT
PICH LYONS AND PARIS SILKS.
Also low priced silks in great variety.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 4sl to Gs7 BROADWAY
Nos 255 to POI GRAND-sr
No. 81 and - CATHARlNEtsT
(NARPETINGS, OH-CLOTHs, RUGS,
STAIR cARPETIYos. CURTAIN MATERIALS
LACE CURTAINS
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, SC.
A f- ssr-ment at Retail.
LORD G TAYLOR,
NOS 255 TO POI GRANDST,
NTENs FURNISHING GOODS
vi AT RETAIL
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
Ia great variety
FNG-.sH MERINo LAMBswooL AND COTTON HALF
HOSE
CARDIGAN JACKETS
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
KID. BEAVER AND DOG-SKIN GLOVES
NOVELTIES IN sCARFs AND TIES
SIrSPF S6FRS RRIISiiFS coMBS 10
'O'E Shirts MADE 3bdga 70 ORDER SEHRDS' &C
THREE AND FouRPLY COLLARS
THEoDoRE g GRANYIs, Agent
MOURNING GOODS.
ENGLISH BoMBAzlNEs.
FRENCH MERlNos.
CRAZE CLOTH, yard. wide 80 per dress.
EMPRESS CLOTH
IRISH PoPLINs, very elegant
BLACK and WHITE SILKS
iN' 'oO"D SiiNS and S 81 LANES handsome goods.
BLACK ALPAcAs. Glc.j worm sac
BACK GLPACGS. s7sci worth 81 49,
ENGLISH CALICOEs, Is ID per yard
CBOAEs. MAYTLLAs Walls, &c, SC.
w JACKSON Importer of Mourning Good;
No sol broadway, between spring and Prince-sts
Al lEGRAINs THIS WEEK.
~ MONDAY, sept. o. opening Of NEW SILK GOODS slso
Is-ss ,.-,neut Of FANCY DRESS GOODS in all styles Pn
Coo flAlDs, Striped and Figured PoPLINs, SILK We
LOJRs &C.
- p-,-. SILK vELoURs all ,hsde. 81 rs worth Is
TIE MOURNING DEPARTMENT newly repeui.hsd
LEGRAIN, No. "a Broadway
OPENING NEW GOODS AND FACILITIES
~ FOR ECONOMlzING TIME AND GREENBACkS.
EVERYTHING NEEDFUL FOR MALE AND FEMALE HI
MAINLY. FROM INFANCY 10 OLD AGE.
Al OUR DOWNTOWN WHOLES ALE PRICES
VALENTINE a Co.
B-si KID GLOVES for So cents per pair
6REss 66 Sbs os y saea 6I price, ,s.
LltEt~. DAMASAS. MUSLlNS. CURTAINS, QUILTS.
BLANkETS. FLANNfLS. TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS
LACES, EMBRCtDERIES. COBSETS 40
SIERY, UNDERWEAR MADE-UP
GOODS, &c.
which w. are sharing with the intelligent public
VALENTINE L Co
No. l2FOURTH.aNf.
GALL EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
Il JUST OPENED
A - assortment Of
Embroidered lands Edginss, snd Insertions.
Nsl-nceures LaCes, Colsrs and
E,s-s Glipure and Thea Laces. Walls &C
60 .
stlr..aroi. cred Is. worth - 50.
4 - ri4uroidered 81 warranted ~
10 embroidered Sets. warranted worth 81
.nI1-oi ered Sets ~ worth
y Lad e. Chemises Drawers, Nightgowui
H De-
IHfnis and Childrens Garl ents.
Dresses. Aprons Shirts &r.
If-s,.u4aking by experienced artists
E. WILLIAMS Co. No ~ Broadway, \. Y.
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EVERY MONT AND SATURDAY AFTEROON
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Of the
GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
THE BLACK CROOK
tnlrOdu cling Jarrett Psimrr's
GREAT PARISlENNE BALLET TROUPE
MARIE BONFANTI RITA SIh0ALLl,
aud FIFTY DANSEUSES.
from the principal European Tbaisfh
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
SUPERB COSTUMES,
STARTLING EFFECTS
And the bewiderins
TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
Admission, Secured IN Dress Circle 81 Reserved
Panlnet and Parguet Cree 3 So Family Circle ten
trance Crosby-stl, SOC. Private Boxes SO and DO
Seats secured six days in advance
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In order families and reTdents from suburban cities may avoid
the great night opportunity Of witnessing tins 7
GREATEST DRAMATIC SPECTACLE OF THE ACE
produced a expense Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Mr. WbeAtlsy respectfully
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY,
COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK
which occasion the prices viii be
ONE DOLLAR
10 all psrts Of the house.
No charge for reserved which AIRED Day
during tha week
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Amnsemgnt5.

NM ALLAH
Proprietor and Manager MIR LESTER NALi4AOAA
THIS EVENING WILL BIZ PRESENTED
NEW COMEDY,
BY Benjamin Webster from the French OF Vctosn
sard0u. entitled - -. - -.
With magnificent scenery, appointments
AND GREAT CAST or CHARACTERS
D. WssfIau Mars successful
NEW COMEDY,
entitled
THE FAVORITE OF FORTUNE
land other NOvetiesl
Il preparation be alternately with The Fast
Fumiy" and In compliance with aPPcs9ns the Boz
Office occasional representation OF toe
OLD STANDARD COMEDIES.
the most popular viii be PIT IN re-
the visitors to this Theae with
CONSTANT NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
Due will Of the rst appearance OF Mr. j. W. WAL
LACK Miss MARY CANNON Mrs. VERNON and other meubess
company no. eomprsed in the present Performance
Acting Mnager br
stage DIRECTOR
MI N"o''
The box ofc. viii be open daily from a N. tlll p n
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager. WBEAILEt
EVERY MONT AND SATURDAY AFTEROON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15


FoKr z " ss.dH, Bro HOAX RIvER, Oct. -,
We are having 2. lively time with tho Sioux, Oh
and Arspaho indians The location Of For,
Kearncy and C. " Smith on THAR immediate
ground viii nos be permitted without az
The immigration for Montana, which has been
has suffered severely. No train has passed q
without losing men and stock. Large partis
ravaged the road from the North Platte TO th.
Stone river, . distance OF -four hundred and ~
miles They have even penetrated the mines
lana, numbering miners and driving Oh stock
delegations OF them have visited the Crow II
their bitter ensmics--and cndeavorsd 70 make pc
thcm In order 20 involve them In tho war sgs
whites. They also visited the Flat Head
Psrccs Indians for the same purpose, but
success party Of miners, under Jsn. Slamfo
attached, and eighteen out OF sixty were kills
happened ON Wind river, one hundred milc@ta
70 The mountains Another party were ale
Tongue river, near the wagon road. and Colo
and another man were killed. All miners
now returned n virginia City. Thrce soldiers
citizens have been killed and scalped within 2
this post recently. Three men werc Killed on tnf
Stone about the same time. Two weeks age
loaded with government freight was attacked,
man killed and two wagons captured. Ine sau
on returning, near Phil Kcarney, was again
the two owners killed, and nearly ~ inc soc
one hundred and any head Of mnle-, nny
horses and sixty head Of beef cattle have beer
from Phil. Ksarney. Also, Jim Carter, hay 90
lost three hundred and sixty hvs head OF catt
most 4 sscIeancd OUT The Indians took the
daylieht while grazing almost within rife sho
sfockade Previous 70 this, ri the same place
head Of government mules were run on, an.
Killed. One ofncsr OF the Eighteenth was killed
Woman's fork From this point down 70 n
the road u graveyard. On The 1Tth instant
twenty-five soldiers, returning from Fort Beuto
thew had escorted General Haxen. when
forty miles Of this fort, were attacked
IudianI Mk Bunnore, guide. was Kill
scaipcd Tho party fought eight hours The
day, Indians attacked troops engaged In cuitir
and ran OF six head OF horses they are cor
all sorts Of depredAtions with impuni,y.
only twenty mounted men a. the post. Al
hundred and nifty men have been killed ~ far
We have had no intelligence from Phil Kea
efxty days, and fear that all communication IL
Three commissary trains have been due for m
are supposed 70 have been captured. The Gro,
report fifteen hundred lodges of hostile Indian
towards this post for the purpose OF capturing
cal our soldiers "old women" spd say NE
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aocodnt a 6ppcssd participation ID fq1kJl thsfA
search ~ lmmsdlaAsly Instituted which resulfs|
the DISCOVERY Il the woman secretsd IN the barn \
the stoI4n articles In her possession. The thief
spprehendsd and coulnsd IN the County Jail
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konhnr NJ NrdRrss--0n Wednesday evening" .
~ Potter ven known resident havise occasion 70
absent himself h company with his wife for . shors
Tine vas ssonShsd upon returning 10 nd thsi an On
trance had bssa made through the back door Of his
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ing performed this duty last year She was expected 70
ss from san rssne,scS few days sf,sr he departure
3a,Ss MSp 'E vass,s si' Fort = h''''
TH bark 4. l. Rul fsrs was purchased with especial
ysw to her availability = lumber transport she having
during ihs spring q present year n experimenting
In Northern America and Asia, wAsre there il scarcity
or an entire absence Of timber The Rutgers viii be
ussd for transporting these po from Che place Of their
a q S. localities w %s ss, rs. ~s ssSsf
she expected to sail with shs INT
Buckley has designed some buildings n block houses
and stations In those Of way regonr and The
lumber for these 70 now being prepared q the same
mills The houses w be made ready for putting up on
Al points not easily accessible from navigable waters
The stations viii be built Of loge stone but II Ia the
inception 70 construct them Of sawed lumber wherever
All the vessels q the expedition with the exception
OF the Rutgers and Wright are loaded with telegraph
carry supplies for shs WORKING parties: Some 81 ,Ssm
received their loading ~ San Fpncisco, while othsr
took shsr sarsoss % board 81 Victoria and New West.
sent 10 Gan Francisco, but considerable portion
purchased in England Was ssns directly from shs pisss
carry in June, % take her cargo ii Victoria ana he
Nightingale wac 70 complete her loading n that point
Most Of the provisions for the u the expedition were
sent out from New York The limited character Of me
Gan Francisco market rendered the purchass o the re
quiss amount OF supplies matter Of considerable aim
Guilty and ssaursd time care and patience on the part
me steamers wade e1l wilder are designed for Us,
on the northern riverSshs former for me Kvchfsct
about SIXTY feet long, and built AFTER the model q
Mississippi stern wheel boat The Anssn stager u .
snsd @ msn 4 BSGns strait ss, 70 uss rss
Hvyiad vilS siiAEssw IL laSsmsaIas ~ oISls