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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08
THE SOUTH.

Major Gilbreth, sent by Gen. Howard to
investigate the Memphis riots, has made
partial report on the subject He says:
The civil authorities have not taken the
slightest notice of these terrible riots, and
seem to regard them as simply a skirmish
between the police and the negroes. 1t was
certainly a very one sided skirmisb as from
the testimony no resistance was made by the
negroes after the first night The citizens
have been advised to hold meeting and de-
nounce the conduct of the mob, but stiIl
they either neglect or refuse to do so. The
papers of Memphis are at the root of the
whole matter They have melted riot and
murder for months, and this is only legiti-
mate result of their inhammatory and incen-
diary articles: and these poor whites, be-
tween whom and the negroes feud has al
ways existed, have seen but their tools.
The Norfolk Day Boob renews its com.
plants of the robberies, thefts and indceen-
cies committed there, and speaks of the dis
graceful conduct of many boys and young
men, members of respectable families, who
forgetfnl of the decencies of life, and what
they owe to their own position, to their fami-
lies and society, are constantly guilty of out
RACES aud almost crimes, which, originating
froIa the source they do, make us blush for
very shame at the necessity of recording
them.
A band of outlaws went to the house of a
man named Gunter, in 0verton county, Ten
nessee, one day last week, and on some frivo-
lous pretext took him into the woods, strip
ped and were numerically whipping him.
His daughter seized a hatchet, rushed to the
spot, aud succeeded with heroic bravery in
killing two of the rutfians and wounding 9TH
ers. She and her father have since been
driven from the county.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

A PENNSYLVANIA WANTED. George
Wilson, supposed to be resident of Penn
sylvania, was enlisted by Captain William
Kenny, of Company B. Sth Ohio Infantry,
in June, 1861. just before the battle of
Gettysburg he gave the Captain check for
500. During that memorable engagement
Wilson was killed The Captain is now liv
ing in Cleveland, Ohio, has the check and
says there is some back pay and bounty due
the soldier. Wilson once informed COM
rade, while ON picket guard, that he was
born in Pennsylvania: that he had been alb
sent from home over six years, and that his
parents did not know anythink relative to
his whereabouts Captain Kenny is desi-
rous of sending the check to his friends, if
they can be found
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

THE establishment of the fact that oil
wells could be worked in Venaago county,
was owing to the enterprise Of Col. Il. L.
Drake, who spent all his means in showing
the way by which hundreds of men subse-
quently became rich During the hey day
Of petroleum prosperity it was talked of Civ
ing him valuable reward by subscription,
but not fling was done. 1t is now proposed
to petition Congress for an appropriation to
Col Drake, as one was made twenty years
ago for the heirs of Robert Fulton It is a
fisgrace TO those who made fortunes by the
sale of lands and wells at enormous prices in
the oil regions. that Gel Drake remains
poor CYeUeia7.d Herald.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

Mr.. JoHNsoN's own State totally repu-
dates his unfortunate policy. Here is what
the Nashville (Tennesseel Press & Times
says
'gFhe contest between the President and
the people is virtually settled the latter
are destined to be the victors. The North
ern States, with over 25,000,00 of people,
will go in solid column against the pro-
gramme dictated to them from the Execu-
tive Mansion. We rejoice for the sake of
the South, who has so bright and glorious a
career before her, under the humane and
enlightened control of peace republicanism
1t is for her interest, as regards immigration
capital, manufactures, education and gener
al prosperity, that the policy of the Presi-
dent should be signally defeated. =
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

THE famous life size equestrian portrait
of General Scott ordered by the Common
wealth of Virginia in 1857, which they re-
fused to accept when the General declined
to become traitor for them, is clothed now
at his decease with additional interest. Il
was painted by Edward Troye, native of
California, an artist of considerable note
The General sat for the picture at West
Point, and selected Chapultepec for the
scene. 1t is the largest equestrian portrait
ever produced in this country, and is now in
the Capitol at Washington.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

CoNGREss having decided that Captain
Fox shall retain high Departmental rank on
his mission to st. Petersburg, there will be-
be such display of United States men of
war in Cronstadt Harbor AS has never before
been witnessed in European waters. The
iron clad Monitor Miantonomah, the CoIora-
do, the Tconderoga the Canandaigua, the
kearsarge, the Chattanooga, the Shamrock,
mounting one hundred and twenty heavy
guns, aud manned by picked crews, will form
a squadron well fitted to display the stars
and stripes These vessels have all been ft-
ted out with great care and are supplied
with the most approved patterns of boat
howitzers, anchors and other appliances for
which our navy has so deservedly high re
pufatiaD.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

AT the request of General Howard, with
the exception of the Departments of Texas
and Arkansas, the commissionership of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has been placed in
charge of the several District Military Com
mandants. General Grant has shown his
confidence in General Howard 5 former
Assistant Commissioners, by giving them
the entire military charger
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

No MORE Troops FOR MEXICO. .-Secre-
try Seward received dispatches by the last
mail from Minister Motly, containing full
assurances OF the government at Vienna
that no more Austrian troops will be sent to
Mexico.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

THE CoSscHPTIoS IN EUROPE. "A Paris
letter writer says: Between the Bospho-
rus aud the Baltic grand CONSUMPTION is
proceeding; there Is not landed proprietor
simple shopkeeper, stolid mechanic,
wind beaten mariner, anywhere, who is nos
moved to terror or enthusiasm. Now, if
ever, the great adjustment of differences in
Europe is about to be instituted The iu:-
mediate parties to the outbreak are Italy
and Prussia against Austria, but when these
great opposites clash together, there viii be
these minor auarrels to be satisfied. y
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

A portion of the old Harrisburg bridge
was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning
The loss was about 100000, besides total
of vehicle travel with the Cum
berland Valley. The railroad bridge, short
distance below, narrowly escaped.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

GEORGE WILKES, the fearless editor Of
the Spirit Of the Times is in Washington,
more than ever determined in support of
Congress. His prophecy as to Mcclellan
win chow that he cannot be far wrong in de-
claring that johnson policy win be swept
like a whirlwind before the anger of the
masses.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

Gen. John A. Logan, Of illinois, has re-
Gently declared in favor Of the course of
Congress and against the President. He
viii stump Pennsylvania for Gen, GeaFy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

IXTHo2 WHog WHO?
w OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.
We have correct and striking photograph OF
the next Governor of Pennsylvania, which We
will send by mail for 25 cents. II We mistake ne
man, the money viii be refunded Immediately ~.
ter election next October. i. 1T Geary or CiyHe"
Write and see. Address
BARTLESoN q 20,
mav42m. GIL Chestnut street, Phiia-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

IRON AND NAILS.
No. l Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil,
and Lamps in Pr0fuSion.
We would invite persons wanting SaddeTy
Hardware to give us call, as we have everything
in the Saddlcry line, such as Buekels, Rings,
Horns and Webbing Leather of all kinds. Also
a variety of Shoe Findings, consisting of French
Calf Skins; Morocco Innings, Binding, Pegs, etc
HoUSEKEEPERS will find at Blymyer and
Sons Store great variety of Household Goods,
Knives and Forks, of the very best quality Plated
Table and Tea Spoons at all prices.
sNGive q call, and we can supply you with
Barn Door Rollers, the latest improvement No
va Scotia Grindstones better than any in use
Shovels, Forks ard Spades.
GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES ard
SNATHES,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08
S2O 600 WANTED.

We would like to get it il cur friends would lot
us have it; less will do, but persons having un.
settled accounts win close them up to the LIST 81
March, to enable us to close our old Books. This
should be done.
may4:tf GEO. BLYMYER 4 SON.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

Fishing Taekel, Brushes Of all kinds, Dem, ,iohrs,
Patent Wheel Grease, Tar and Whale Oil, and
m infinite variety of other articles.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

kocxs-MllnraS I'm Brooklyn, on Tuesday June 20,
BY the Raw Albrt 5. Hunt, CnARI.Es K LOCKE 10 Miss
EzTfm MrLsuRs.
MaAMLAs-DoDcE--fp Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July
H. BY the Rev. Mr. Mills, CnARKs MCMILLAN Of Troy n.
Y. 70 HkSGAz1TA L. daughter Of Richard J. Dodge, OF
brooklyn
MxTcAIr-HAAx Brooklyn, on Sunday, July Is,
the resdencs OF the pastor Rev A. e. Egcicstnn Mr..
EDwARp AsTcAIE TO SAAAu, eldest daughter III Etward
HaaA Rsq., all Of Brooklyn
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7 Dan or THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOR
ONE MILLION nE DOLLARS

UNE MII4LIDN OF DlLLAKs.
Proposals. will 81 received up 10 J. VI. on "Wednesday.
Juy Is thousand Bonds Of the OF Louisiana
thousand dollars each payable In 1856 with interest
= tire rate ~ eight per cent per snnum.
These bonds issued In OF OF the Iey
shre OF the State OF Louisiana approved 22d December
ia and for tho purpose OF providing money deay the
~ rebuilding under the supervision Of Board
yee crssoncrs the eyees the Mississippi river, aud
niIg for cultivation extensive districts country
favorable for the cultivation Of sugar
th6s2i n swamp lands belonging 70 the
L0saaa specially pledged security for
and the pcerds arising from the sale of said lands are
dsSgnated as sinking fund by law 70 interest bonds
ard applicable 20 their redemption hy purchase
rte debt proper of the State Of Louisiana
four and half millions Of dollars and the State pre-
unsained record In respect public flh Its
large aud It's productions Of value and
importance aud IT. bondR offer investors of capital
tail and reliable security.
Apr'ics1r for bonds he made 10 the undersigned
the hangng house OF Messrr Wnslow I.anier &Co., 8,
Wall street. but the re- Jecton OF bids IL reserved
TOBIAS GIBSON,
ROBERT " JONES,
A. W. WALKER.
Nrw YopR Inlv ie 1865 Lcvee CON rnissoue-s
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Died.

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WHO OF Thomas McCaoo, of son
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4 LOAN OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED
y good substantial mining stocks for which lber al
interest and commission will he paid Call address
J. r. Marshall. l35 broadway. room a.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
cRyRT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
\
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY

We offer FOR sale hc Seven Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
of the North Missouri Railroad Company hsyl1. thty years
ruu. Coupons payable Ia New York January aud
Juy T. Ia zach year.
Before accept ~ the agency Tor the of these bonds
made cErefu inquiry into the ondun ami OF the
rod which examined ny Mr.. VIM. Minor Roberts aud
others behalf and their highly satisfactory
enables recommend the bonds first class securities
and . safe ard iudlciouT Investment.
rroccedx ~ tesa bonds ts6Bnco IN ALL will he used
n cfsAsinEa rod already completed lsO miles into North
Nj the fon state ue where II u 10 cOnnegt with
railroads ~ lows; and alec westward 70 the junction
Wh he Pacific alroad Ca Leavenworthl and other rail-
rpads heading e Missouri river, that its mortgage Of
80 tNDNn will cotirele and vel Stocked road ~
~ ges u LENGTH costing ioast sl6 UyJV0 with
uaal revenue sftcf ta hr year Of over - S o. sum
nearly four times beyOnd the re@fel pay the In
trcs on these bohd The income o the road OF course In
erretiuy every Tr4r.
Tlr railroad connects the great citv % a. Louis with
80 90 SOB lhan 0 only With the richest portions OF Ms
pac.Nr rairQ14s.
10 he sprieanis we are prepared 20 sell esD 0fo
n ls XII riuhfv desiring obtain better
f1r tAe .Hu8er This wiil yield about nine per
cent ncOne aad a4s twenty per cent 70 principal
N0.M.
AAy fariaer Inquiries will BE- answered al our anlcs
IA A q
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OK PFR cENT INTEREST.
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OK rrR CENT INTrRTgT.
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MARKET faNISGS BANK.
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Interest deposits commences Immediately The
dav tN following tt~ date ~ The
il7s1r H cnSnffN, 'iee wftLtAMNtN NAME PRE-.
- LpriN rirtY IA iN5 THE INTEREST TS COLD
- al Elst Mdtgre Bpuds Of the Unin Pacthc RAs-ay
Company taHrr urspu Tue August I, will b. raid
rFes f0a 10 he c@upons ~ the Banking house of jay
Coo y 4 g9. "a .ew a1rk, 90 or efter that date.
NM J. PALMER Treasurer.
C,rpFWcK WOO -wRNfFp. A YOrS0 GENTLEMAN
- gT fnlht srrtrcarr8 - steamer
vFare #aymNe Is he p4rGc 10 u whioh
v e.4fet Ok iian on tbe shp. and which he VIII
rheese proportion g rruatA 70 an ambitious enterpFts
fN~ F0ttN rla 8seWNg be wal receive nsruo.
tNNn MS Uf8 ltr 0ut VOYAGE" hNt ihe unercep.
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FINANCIAL.

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T HERBETTE KANE CO.,
AMERICAN BANKERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS
No. 8 Place de In Bourse Paris
Agents the OF from ayre to New York
register kept or Americans IN Paris
letters credit available all parts
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

w ASTED-THREE FTFTHs OR a SNARE ArERicAe
w E1pr~ss Cos tues1 Si0ck. Address DR.. .. r
Bryant. ~ Maiden Ane. n. v. stating pfto~.
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HnLP waNrED-FEmALEs.

iVASTRD--A HEALTHY WET NURSE Win PLENTY
w vi milk for q child months old One willing u
trnyrl wouli prefer sho has lost her child Cali Al
l3l West t,ah ~.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

CARRIAGEMkKER WANTS 4 SITUATION HAS
n s.rycd his appr~nlirrship. 1. Wiling 70 ant.r In
sirueona for yesr hAs lately landed. Aile.. 7 u
IInfaId nnlce.
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THE TRADES.

A \ ELEcrRorYrER AIDA RTERL srANp curTEI
" wanted, 70 Hns0nf Food steady work. Al
dfes. Jacobs & 70. boz I;9 Herald nnicc.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

4 CLERK WANTED F0n ST0ER.--nO0R EgrEi
"a for sainn house: also alanen for auction h1u.
it3 Nassau H., room No. ~
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-narrs.

IEANTED-A GIrvATfns 10 Rrs 4 srATioNhei
w enfian. fr*fIfr Address f0r Wffk ~ +.
sle~f. m Grand 81 NV Fo1k city.
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w 10 ~ Grrnan it WSie'ettl~ i~ fsfs tsE# tM.
arglgtcal chsmiai ttpi references Aftfett f ''O.
U.hse.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

yNra.TEp- BY 4 YOgSg NAN. AGkp y NEAGs, y
w sing.p el1rA lieht n4Fter; uu8ers Nsa h1k.
kcplua ~ inrle rutry Hri wpuH n5ke hlnss gru~rty
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Gteamboais an0 Railroads.

DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL.
III ROAD-On and aitr MONDAY, 18th Feb, 1895. the
e1pre,s train for Co'bden will be discontinued The Steamer
viii leave Pier No. J. Nor River dsiy sunday. excepted
at connecting with train for Mlnehe'er Toms River
Long Branch kc
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations will
be taken at LOW RATES on the o'clock line, reaching
Csmd-n tho morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
A GENTS WANTED for ABBoTTs GREAT

~ HISTORY Of the REBELLION uow complete ~ two
large Royal Oc,svo Nolam-s OF mary No p'so' II VI.
sso be bound 81 volume u vo!uucs ~ ona compete
$50 GO oopes aiready 'o.d. -
The style Of NJ. Abbott 4. clear graphic and Hisinsy
dramatic and 4. peculiarly d ipt,d Of The gr,a
public With his Sigor and giusniy q thon.h eIefs"h
upon fresh lcGr II lons inter e. .nd s unntnsl tcii
s. Tor obsinns N. mos, reliable data Mr. Abb ~ has
ce~ded Whiting complete hhtoy 81 ihe war "
Published There has ia other oTic ci the Fe
b. lion which Equal thisuone which pfoVldc -
well the pop1ilr ants The al - s.ec
and the BIG chsEa ter fors l0Ioush history o. tne
war this wois j. u-urpafsrd
GCRDON BILL Springfield. Mas
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
NTEIEWAY q SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES.

Have taken 20 Frsi Prehuns god and silver neds' the
Principal Fsi, held in this country within the last ten years
md IN addition thereo they awarded tiE frls
Medal at the Ores, international Exhbton In London
competition with 25g Pianos from all parts OF the World
That the est superiority OF these nstf0e1s now uni.
~ersy eopcrdcd obnndsny proven BY the PACT that
Aesrs Stcinwsys scales Improvements and pecuiates
con" have beon copied By the great majority OF
he Of both heupheTes As COULD
n WITHOUT fSsRiKGKsEHT or PATksT RI6H1sl AID
that their instruments used by the enuout usn
Europe and America who prefer them for their public
md pri ivste use whenever accessible.
SfEINWAY SONS direct special ti-ntion 10 their
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT
which having been practically tested in all fend and
highest priced Square Pianos, and sdntted be Of ts
sreates improvements Of modem times will hereafter be- n.
reduced in PIANO nASrrAcrrRED ~ TnKM WITHOUT
cRsAsz COST 10 the purchaser in order that their
.psrons may reap its benefit
= sTEINWAY SONS PIANOS are the only American
tnsrunens exported to Europe In large numbers and used
In FuYopsan oOncsrtroons.
WAREROOMs, Nos "a and % Ess, fourtesnh-st b..
bSssp upjop Sssus and Irvrf ps:s Eew.vTL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

I ICY RUSHTONs THEATER.
Nos s2s and 70 Bro dway opposite the NrwYork Ho'e
Sole Ls..-e and Mansger~ss Miss LUCY RUSHTOS
THIRD WEEK AND CO.TlNUED SUCCESS or ThE
PHf SENf llLL.
VIII be presented Every evening until frth- notice the
music cou1edy. II THE BLACK DONlNO, with Miss
Eashton a. ,ne och ino pnorted by @sfr Mom-r
C4rkr. Higgins Mrs. Mard hrs. Marx sI,p, and 9th,
rn-tnber. Of th- COMPANY
b. foow-d ~ tie Opfrlc BuesqDe by Nh J. schon-
berg. Of BETWEty lOU AND MI, AND THE Posi-,
founded ths dranlz of
ARRiU ~ POGUE,
Ia which Miss Ro,a Cook Mr.. H. Pearson, Mr. .isstayer
Mr.. II fk Smith 4rd other. gpp-ar.
Hw sren'ry hy NT oeV.., Evans aud mechanical sfeots
by Mr.. Mor
Lead TOT us Ofchrsrs 'nir' ~
d1iing the past weeks II 10 respectfully suggested That
seats csn be s-cur.d siz dsys In advance.
Doors % su ~ Il rrrfprnsni r 20 commence u ~
Acting IL and MI ~ hDANl'
stage j. SCHONbERG
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nsooina CARDS. &r.

ATWM. EvERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Ful.
n A,ona-wEDDING CARDS dfINE STATIONERY
(EssblisheA lslai
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
.NEw-YoRK and NEW .HAVESRAILRoAD
1885 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssA
COMMENCING kONEMBkk 70, lseA


Passenger Station In New YORK Twenty seventh t
ana FosrihsvA Entrance on Twenty sevenths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YOkK:
For New Haven. 100 eOo(Ex-,) ll3eA III. l2l5, EI D
800, (EI,) 34s. go and aoO (EI, } pm
For Bridgeport TOO, 800, tEx.l ll.5o q NJ; I2iS (Er.J
100, Or. j AS, A30 AID @ 90 tEH)p
For Milford and Stfstord. 100. lilo 1ls. 80 p
For Fslyhel1 southpor. and Wsrpor TO-" i,oa m iaA
43opn
SOo lFI \ 3ls lJ0, $50 800 (EI) :. u.
For Dsreu 100, $50. 1850 = III. ;a%s so. 80
For Stamford 700. 9 90 OK. $50 llp NJ i2ls tEL)
900 (El,l ~, 40 $50 SO. 500 tEI.l p IL
For Port Chester and nisrnsdists ssation, '~' ~" IL"
q as, 49,, $50, e31, 100 p M; ,.,,
CONNECTING TRAINS %. .
For Boston, Vi. Springfield. c.OJs m (Eh,i ." 'ih's"
FOR Bos.on, via Shore Lins, I2l5, tEI.) Goop. n
FOR Hartford and spTinghelt, sW O. IN fhj Hi'' '"'
Tor Conn.ct,c II River Railroad sooa m NLJ Hi'p u
10 Montreal. 100 p. m. 70 Northampton. -. N ,
For Hartford. Povdsgos aud Fishkii Railroad eoc 'EA'
For New. Haven Nov London sad stoninst0u Railroad"
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Eor Canal Railroad. l2.l5 o. m. TO Northampton
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Per Nsuxs,uck Railroad, s.0dt- M, 100 p m
FOR Danbury and NoTwak Railroad 'oo' S5o g. "'%"
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