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% the entire number are absent other by sickness, o.
leave. aia !he deily dimiuntion Continues
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leave aio !he dely dimiuution Continues
TIE KooSrz-coPFaoTH CASE.
The contested election case from Pennsylvania Of
Koontg Coroh to-day disposed Of by the House
IN less thau two mnues permission having been given to
print three speeches without their beag delivered and the
resolution OF the former having been adopted without
tho call the yeas AID nays II other words there
controversy Mr.. Koontz Republican sworn in and
took his seat
Representative wishburne Of Illinois after coming to the
Hall oda was seized will aess and had to be conveyed
his hone.
ARREST OF c0UYTERFEirERs.
The officers Of the Secret Service Division, under
tie Solicitor OF the Treasury have jas, arrested the principal
party connected with TIE counterfeit 500 compound interest
Of the dangerous oouatefsits Issued The
officers have also succeeded 10 securing the and
Staten Island Several thousand dollars Of these
fet captured with all the applenanoes Of first
class CONTRIBUTING establishment.
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Eight hundred thousand francs viii be distributed
nprizes al the Paris Exhibition.
Among will be 10 prizes Of 1000 francs each and one
capital prize Of 10000 francs 10 local establishments which are
successful BY their organization and management IN
promoting prosperity and harmony lul tle moral and IN
teactua being Of the operatives Th Information has
been Officially communicated 10 tle Sacrs.lgy o; state
A communication from the Department Of Agrcul-
ture the today shows taat $1,000 Of the
$50 appropriated for fax commission has been returned
TO the Treasury The commission Dissolved some months
ago after an extendad which revealed valuable
Improvements tae fax manufacturing processes but gave
little encouragement that ax cher coal be made sub
s.ute for cotton Scch improvements il Is understood
yet in progress Government ola souga in perfect
ing them.
BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS.
The Committee OF WAYS and Means have only one
more bin report viz that the Treasury De-
paltiaeat Three ouy the General Appropriation bills re-
main und.spossd o. aal OF them ~ Committees OF
Conference
ROUSSEAU.
Gen. Rousseau has not yet received the reprimand
directed to be administered Tor tie assault upon Repre-
sentative Gri1Del.
A SAMPLE DELEGATE.
George Francis Train arrived here tonight. lie
has been appointed deceat, NEBRASKA 20 the Phade
pha Convention.
Tag TA2IFF BILL.
The Tariff bill. which passed tde House today,
although not al tll, required viii pass tue Senate With
OF, delay.
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SINGULAR AND TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING

SINGULAR AND TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
EXPLOSION OF FOUR STEAM BoILgRs-oNB MAN
INSTANTLY KILLED-BoILBR BLOWN THROUGH A
BRICK WALL TO A DISTANCE OF SIX HUSDRED
PEEr-IMMENsR TREES BROKEN LIKE TwIGs.
During the prevalence Of the thunderstorm yester-
day. o singuhr yet at the time fatal accident
occurred in willamsburgh On Bushwick.avs.. be.
tween McKbbeD.s ave. and Boerum st. Is located the
rope factory Of Henry lawrence & sons e
story building one-story building in which
four boilers and At end OF this boerroom was
cause of mischief The lightning struck the chimney
completely demoshing it, and then ran down the Interior
il into the striking in It's course the supply pipes
which caused the boilers to explode win ear'u
crash. "a. III, ...-.-
De known as the engnee the only who could possibly
throw any light upon the matter was lnsaptaneousy Killed
Al the explosion there was loud and tremendous
neal OF thunderndeed appalling the crash that many
living the immediate vicinity OF the disaster were
not boiler explosion had taken place III some
Two Of the boilers were driven with frightfu velocity
through brick wall 10 distance OF GO feet swapping IN
their large and stawar trees Ike so many wigs Inc
other two boilers toes an opposite Den anutea
the street. and through brick stable which hey com
peey destroyed finally buryng themselves In the ropewa
OF Messrs Wal Sons.
fire bur owing the prompt arrival OF Hose carriage No
flames quickly subdued without dong any iuffhe
Can't Man Of the Forty Precinct with squad Of
men was quickly upon the ground and ne found Engineer
William Boy Ne lying upon the suswaN ou'v tn0 NUM- NJ
back before raising him he found qrite dead HIS e
leg had Just below the knee and ooh arms were
shattered hanging 10 his body BY shreds OF skin
Deceased was about 40 wears and leaves wife and
four children the eldest than 10 years OF age to
his untimey death The grel OF hese e onoe snu
their mofber was heart to behold and 1t relief
when soue kindly led them from the scene
in the the roof Of which torn com
peev on there were over people employed al Of whom
escaped without the slightest injury
Coroner smith held an inquest during the afternoon and
from the Testimony ELECTED Il shown that the deceased
William Bowie was not killed by the explosion OF the boiiers
but by lightning and verdict % that effect was rendered.
the damage done 20 the building and those IN the Immediate
vicinity Is estimated at about s.0.0N. .
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pRrDa,ye TIE MssrrIprr.


Nj IR MBL IL called tic Bill recently plsial by .he Sen
ate and subsequently, amended 10y TIE House for bridging the
mississippi al Quincy keoklk WinOna and other points The
ouse amendments agreed 10, with amendment
a the OF the States each side the river
yietN bridges proposed.
Nj HENDERSON offered amendment that II the Board Of
Engine, recently appointed 10 inquire the elsb . OF
bridging 1e Mississippi shall report that elevated bridges OF
confluuOus ptn BE- river
bridges SHAH b. allowed Under This act.
Nh Hendei 'ons amendment was disagreed tO-Ieas H.
NAYS 49, a. follow;
YFAs-Nr.r1 Br Avn Buckalew Davis Doot Poster Gath.
re Harra Headeor Johnson Lane Sherman, spsuo Van Win
ke sni Nilev--lf 80 ,
AID Krswood McDoug H. Moran Kesmh Norton Ny GLAND,
Poneroy. Riddle sumner. Tn mbul- Wilson aud Yates-is
Mr. HENDERSON Ofered amendment that drawbTldge
shall be constructed cnced thia the
fourth of March lr57 He explained that the this
amendment postpone the building these bridges until
The Engineers report referred to In lis amendment
shall have received which disagreed TO. Yeas IL
NAYS IS
HE b was then sent the House for Concurrence IL
amendments
TQUALIzING BoUNriEs-THE LATE SIN AToR LANE.
Wmsos called up the House bill equalze bounties to
the late but before proceeding it, consid
MI Poneroy TO the death OF the late
senator Lane Of Kansas.
Mr. PoMERoY delivered az address upon life and char
Of his late colleague. Amer whcs he offered the
tomary resolutions of respect TO the memory Of the DECEASED
hiT. HENDRICKS followed Mr. P0meroy IN eulOgy on the
late Senator In the OF has remarks he said he had
investigated the charges Of corruption against Mr. Lane and
satisfied they were III founded.
Mr.. DOUiITILE spoke of the deceased In whom
great faults were mingled with great virtues man OF strong
friendships and np1cabe cnnlcsh man Of eztrnOrulny
mind without polish culture, could audi
few could He Mr. Do0tte) had no doubts that
Senator Lane subject TO temporary his OF Insanity and
had been Informed by the ply scan who waited on him that
he Mr. Lane when he last left Washington
ADJOURNMENT.
Tho Senate the conclusion OF Mr.. DOOiites address
adjo1.nel az . p. after adopting Mr. Poneroy resolution
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Pirs In East Nineteeush.st.

OIL FACTORY AND scHooL-HoUsE BURNED - Loss
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
About o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
oil factory belonging 10 the NewYoS OIL Company situated
in v Hetecnih-st., near Avenue A.
The conbusble nature OF the building and its contents
furnished cxceTsn food for the flames which almost DESTROYED
rear aud interior ohe factory before the alarm given
The FIRE spread 20 Prmary school House No. ~ wmen
adoped tire factory on the west and 20 establishment
occupied by Mr. Billings 1aecafon mandatory fronting
INC oil "a tory and schoohouse both DESTROYED in
voIri- l1ss OF abau. $1,000 The establishment of Nj
Hls was ony partially damaged but the loss We Judge VIII
b s. .iiieTsbe
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evening.

SARATOGA Wednesday. July IL 1866.
The ladies' Of the Union Hotel give tableaux for the
benefit of the Portland sufferers Thursday evening In
the Leland Opera House Seats sold at auction to-
dav Four private boxes brought 5000 other seats were
sold amounting s9l7 Seats brou from 80 so each
The sale continues tomorrow noon in the Union Hotel
parlOr. F'
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While the vote being taken the amendatory tariff
bill with the thermometer 90 preliminary patter of rain
was heard on the ceiling which caused involuntary clap
ming OF banda and when the storm subsequently with
thunder lightning end torrents Of rain tie members exhibited
a feeling Of lnteIlo ieiel and satisfaction.
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MARRIE y.

oDoND fsKKsIAN1oH "Wednesday, Jg'y 10, Ct y sus.
1hgf'4 brookyn, f. d. ~ bs Rev q Ctpp. Charles ODo~s
v He.ile.sl ftsetaAI. oi ne sane p.lcs. No csrIA
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The PORTLAND FiRg-it appears that quite Large
number Of Valentine stcr Safes preserved their ceateas
uuiuured
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No1rIn the Touse proceedings OF yesterday in the Rou
seatirnne debate an awkward mistake made by
telegraph which Il proper 20 correct Mr. Garfield Is made
20 He corcurred in the views Of Speaker Of
the House 10 t himself up the censor cric and Judge OF
The uropriees of the House &c. The writ
Ten nm He concurred In the views II the speaker
in regard 10 cng members order Ii wolid do for
the Sneaker OF this House to SET himself up censor critic
aud jud 20 Of the prophecies DO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

NEW 1Okk. Jan. 10.
The Commercials Washington special says
the American Home League, organized in
favor of Protection, has presented remon-
STRANGE to both Houses of Congress against
the petition of the Free Trade League Mes.
srs. Gait, Harvey aad Howland. Of Canada,
Smith Of New Brunswick. and Henry of
Nova Scotia, have arrived here as delegates
to negotiate for a renewal of the Reciprocity
treaty.
The Honse Committee of Ways and Means
has not taken action as yet on Secretary
McCulloch's finance bill.
Returns of Internal Revenue from June 80
to Saturday last we're SITS, 9,5O0,OO0. The
current years receipts will unquestionahly
exceed $500, ,OO0, 600.
Southern claimants Of seats are much dis
couraged at the aspect OF affairs.
There are rumoTs Of speedy action in the
case Of JEFF. Davis by Congress.
TIE Post dispatch says theWays and Means
Committee will take up the new finance bill
to- morrow. There has been no expression
ON the bill, no quorum having yet been pres
ent.
The previous question on the equal suffrage
bill will be called to- morrow.
The Reconstruction Committee had some
prominent gentlemen before them this fore
noon to give evidence concerning the condi-
ton of the South.
The Committee on the death Of Mr.. Lin.
coin have examined into the brutal news
paper charge that thehs we're committed by
members al his family in the White House,
and find them utterly false. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The following is q
message sent to the Senate and House of
Representatives to-day, and referred to the
Committee on Territories
| transmit herewith q communication ad-
dressed to me by messrs. John Evans and j.
B. Chaffee, as U. S. Senators elect from the
State of Colorado, together with accompany
ing documents. Under authority Of the act
of Congress received the 2lst day of March,
1864, the people of Colorado, through Con-
vention, formed Constitution, making pro-
vision for State Government, which, when
submitted to the qualified voters Of the Ter
ritory, was rejected.
In the summer of 1885 a second convention
of the several political parties in the territory
was called, which assembled at Denver on
the sth Of August. On the 18th of that
month this Convention adopted State Con-
stitution, which Vas snbmitfed to the people
on the 9th day Of September, 1865, and
ratified by majority Of l55 of the qualified
voters. The proceedings on the second
instant having differed in time and mode from
those specified in the act Of March n, 1854,
I have declined to issns tho psoelamahon Sor
which provisicn is made in the Sch section ol
the law. and therefore submit the question
for consultion and further action Of Congress.
[Signsdl Aspss. sonsos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

CLEVELAND, Jan. l5.-Mercury l5o below
zero. Wind from the South East.
DETRoIT, Jan. l5.--Westher eioudy wind
f.om the South East thermometer l5o below
zero. 1t has commenced showing.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Jan. Is - High
winds cloudy and thick.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan 10 Wind
North East stormy-sleet; thermometer 27e
above zero.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, JAN l5.-Mercury
25o above; wind North East, light.
KALAMAZOO. Jan. l5.-Cloudv and stormy
wind North East; thermometes 2o0 above
zero.
ANN AnBoR, Jan. l5.- Observatory ther.
mometer 190 above zero barometer, =, 1896
wind East, and showing fast.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Raining all morning
wind South East; mercury 80 above; lines
working badly South and West.
seALBANy, Jan. 15.-Weather at Attica at
o'clock this morning. GO below zero at moor
above zero. As South Trenton, loo below
zero.
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New York, Jan. Is
Louisa Arnold of this city cut her throat
this forenoon, but failing to die, jumped into
East River. She was recovered and taken to
the hospital.
GgeA excitement was occasioned this FORE
nc st Brooklyn Court House over the
att rDpt to impannel jury for the trial of
Gonzales, the murderer of Oteo; $50 persons
were summoned, and not one juror has yet
been obtained, every person called having
formed an opinion. 1t is hardly probable
that o jury VIII be obtained to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury has instruc'
ted cotton agents in this city to make no more
sales of captured cotton for the present.
Secretary Bell says the delay will be advan-
tageous to the Government in bringing higher
forces for the cotton than can be obtained
now
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WV iuRN, Jan. Is.
fraud on the police commissioners was
brought to light yesterday in the arrest Of one
OF the attaches of the chief clerk Office, who,
il is alleged, has been selling appointments
on the force for sums ranging in amount
from s. to $3.50, in each case. The exten,
of the fraud has not been definitely ascertain
ed, but the commissioners are investigating
IT. II is stated that FIVE of these bogus ap-
pointments have thus Gar been discovered.
The trial of the two Spaniards, Gonzales
and Peilisier, who were indicted for The mur,
der Of Ottero IN tho Byooklyn City Park.
x.,i commence at 10 clock this morning in
the Kings County Court of Oyer and Termi-
ner before Judge Gilbert.
BY q concert movement. the police on Sat
urday night arrested betw cen 30 and 40 oi
the female street walkers of 18th precinct
who we're yesterday arraigned in Jefferson
market police court and sent to Blackwell .
Island
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16
a Large Meeting,

BosToX, Jan. l5
X large meeting of merchants and others
was held at the Merchants Exchanged at noon
to-day TO take some suitable action in regard
to tie gallant conduct of Capt. Burke in saving
the passengers and crew of the steamer Grat
itude. George B. Upton presided and the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. Gray and 9th
ers, All paying an eloquent tribute to the noble
and humane conduct ofCapt. Burke. A COM
mittee was appointed 70 obtain funds for q
sqitable testimonial TO be presented to the
gallant Captain, and also to collect money for
the relief of the emigrants saved through his
exertions. In the meantime they have been
bountifully supplied with everything necessa-
ry to comfort by the city authorities and pri-
vale citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16
HOUSE.


The House resumed the consideration OF
the District Of Columbia suffrage bill.
Mr. Kasson. Of Iowa, opposed the extern
sion of the suffrage without restriction.
Mr. Delano, Of Ohio, presented the ere
dentials of the Representatives from Arkan.
sas, which were referred to the COMMITTEES on
Reconstruction.
Mr.. Conkiing, Of N. Y, introduced an
amendment to the Constitution, which was
similarly referred
The amendment provides that the basis of
OF representation and taxation shall be the
whole number of citizens of the United States.
but where colored persons are denied the
right OF suffrage, such race shall be excluded
from the basis.
Mr.. Broomall, of Pa, offered resolution
setting forth that as the white men in the Dis
trict OF Columbia have decided that the black
men shall not vote, the Committee for the
District of Columbia enquire into the expe-
diency OF ordering an election by which the
black men shall decide whether white men
shall vote.
MIR. Finck, of Ohio, moved to lay the reso.
lat'on on the table. Motion carried bv 1873
10 l2.
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Com m ittee On Reesnstrucs fon.-F
Lean.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Especial to the New York Erpress.l
1t is believed that tie Committee OH Rs.
constrre,.oa contemplate the orgahization o!
pur sub commttees out of their number.
and TO divide the South into four travelling
Districts for the committee to visit and exam.
me and report upon the affairs Of each TO
Congress some time in the spring or summer
Tho House Committee ON Elections have
agreed g repor. in favor of Mr.. Coffrc:a from
the 10th district of Pennsylysn,a
Especial to tts ,9AHsrciai !saver,i.er.t
A strong pressure nom your city has beer
brought TO bear against the foreign loan au-
thorized by Aorrilrs new bill It is object
cd to on the ground that it will increase the
financial importance of London at the expense
of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. ID.
The Herald's Charleston correspondence.
reports the arrest os Tpeoiora u, Jarvis,
Heury CorL.n anu A. S. Johnston, for being
concerned in blockade running during the
war. This explains the dispatch from
Charleston of the llth.
A series of editorials, said to be written BY
Ex-Governor Magrath, at the instance oi
Gems. Sickles and Augur, that the success ol
the Confederacy would be misfortune to the
South, Is published in Charleston, creating
considerable comment.
The Herald Washington special says tha,
no redrc..oa IN revenue tar on tobacco, or
whiskey or cotton or petroleum is con,empla.
ted. but the tax will likely be increased
1t is stated that Gen. Grant is at work on
the details of a new military bill to be incor.
porated with the best features Of Senior vii.
son bill, or supercede it altogether.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16
VA: TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1850.

BEAUTIFUL Sorr AND GLOSSY Han
Those wanting fine and glossy hair please
read the card Of George Cabna, in another
part OF this paper. Cabus' Tonic is . perma.
nent cure for the dandru6; cures scurf, erup.
hons, and All the diseases of the skin restores
grey hair TO it's original color. decl9-2m.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. Is.
The stsaphest Ianes Christsph9, with
$50 hAlss of co<toa, burned ten niles above
Savannah q 6GeaEdav. 81
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LO s ES Pa I'D.

An unaipchins adherence to legitimate landmarks
ripe expert and successful career ior line OF .ohd
..,yic. freely rendered and faithfully performed-a
strict devotion to one spec. department of the busi-
ne.s an ample capital. and increasing resources, To-
rether with honorable course OF con
duct In the current transactions of business ephati
ltv
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-02-07

THE Republican standing conmiHee of
Columbia county, BY All official announce
InenI o: their chairman, most Iuminou,ly
Inform the public that The committee will
meet on Saturday, the % day OF February
1866, al O'Clock p. M, in - Blooms
burg.
We wonder where this meeting was held
In the alleys somewhere or in :he main
street or did they assemble in some sta
bic or ii may be they have vault erected
some place in town Truly lhe days OF
dark lantern assembIages are at present
Come out ye darkened creatures and shame
the devil Or have you 50 fallen in love
with the dark color Of The negro, that you
enjoy only darkness. 1t may be when the
Green Creek Petroleum President finds OIL
tharwe will have more light upon ihe mat
ter.
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THE WEEKLY
g AGRGGG 81 wMg@Ns

The 'honic:i campaign just opening IN
Pennsy ivania is destined 10 be one of reat
imporlance, and 10 have powerful iustu-
ence upon lhe fulnre of the country al lane.
In a asral measure il will. determine the
I gubernaforal contest OF 1866, and have an
/ Influence upon Tie presidential eicc'ion TWO
years thereafter. Bnt, more important II
will probably je,erinine the choice Of iha
neXi L. 8 Senator .iIcap Ibis State ard ihus
atIec; the legislation of Congress aud the
restoration OF peace 10 the land. Il is,
ltherefore, of vital importance that. every
exerron should be made by every member
OF Our party 10 secure the victory. Not
on'y should every lcca Organization he pnt
10 work but every honorable measns shonld
ne adopted 10 stlr mp the aIaIheuc and
lukewaIm. aud 10 make new voies by con
version. 1t can nuly be through the i'm
mutable aud golden principles oi Democra-
cy that the ccuuirv can be redeemed from
the Ihraldom Of fanalieisp Degradation and
tdxation. Outside the Dem ocracy IheIe are
no principles! The rule OF action OF The
opposition is ever chang iBg--one thing to-
:hay-somelhine else io-morrow,,- Il is held
t,,~ei.her merely bv expedent.-the latest
and most outrageous OF all being the mod
ern six-1,onliis political trick of negro
sufraqe. To deleaf This, and all, o'her
schemes Of the Ruoiiinn-s -shoddy hordes
who live only 10 plumber and 'rraoptze, le,
everV Dem ocrat arouse ana end on tho
ruslv armor of his fathers in Democracy
of Washington, o. jefferson, OF Jackson,
and march TO battle and to victory
The WEEKLY PATRIOT AND UNION.
As the CealraI organ OF the Democratic
party the Weekly Pa'roi and Union has
acquired arse aud more dfiassd cIfcp-
larion than anv other Democratic journal
in the State # has heretofore occupied
an influential position "a an able and IN
duslrious worker in lhs cause oi Democ-
racv. and lis friends say iIial ii still contin-
ues 10 be a valuable orgaE ot the party
II is MOI for US, however, 10 puff our own
work. II we have been faithful 10 Tire
cause of the party aud the coUntry, we
hope every Democtat will make il an ob-
iecI 10 extend our field OF operations by
adding TO oW li>t oi subscribers. TIE low
price OF the Weekly IN comparison with
the amount of mailer furnished. makes II
one of the cheapest OF newspapers. We
hope every good Democrat who reads this
will send his name and 50 80 for copy for.
one year If this is too much for those who
are very poor, let all such send us fifty
cents each, aud receive The Weekly Patriot
and Union for The campaign. The fooE-
ing are the terms:
TERMS PER YEAR. -
Single copies. ger annum, SO SO
4" t SIX months, so
Clubs of ten or more 10 one address 90
DURING THE CAMPAIGN.
Single. copies so cts
Clubs OF ten or more 10 one address so cts.
Al orders should be addressed 10 lhe
PATRIOT AND UNION,
Harrisburg, Pa.