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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09
No More Military Commissions for the
TrinI- of Civilians. ~,

szSlrr WASHINGTON, May 4. 81
An order has been issucd from the War Depart
mcnt by direction of the President declaring that
the Milary Commission and Court Mnrtlais are
not authorized, therefore. will not assume 9gris-
dict;on in trials of any persons other than those
belonging to the Army and Navy of the United
Stafes and oamp followers, contractors and others
a. aro indicated in the articles Of war and acts OF
Congress-
President JOHNSON continues to interpret his
Proclamation. Til. people of the Southern States
will experience an incxprcssbe sense of relief in
the assurance that their lives, liberties and effects
are no longer suspended on the revcnCefnl whims
and capricious humors of military commanders
and their; myrmidons; but are protected once
more:by,the sacred safeguards of the c"nstitu-
ton, Thank God, the high spirit of Southern
frccmen4if any such thcre be in these desencr-
a.o days-will not again be shocked ny repet'-
tion of those ,disgraceful acts of arbitrary and
unconstitutional power, which during the past
wear, have so often brought upon us unmcrited
szarnc, huaiiliation and punishment; acts which
should have brought a Blush of shame to the brow
of any patriotic citizen, no matter where he lived
And in putting stop to these base and bloody
Military Com missions, President JOHNSON has
been tardy. The order which We publish above,
might safely havo been issued in December last
| when the restoration of the Habens Corpus to the
"loyal" States was announced There was ther
no occasion to detain the Southern States under
the. yoke of military power: nooceasion to leave
them deprived of the privilege of Ha1eds Corpus
They were reduced to subsection. Indeed never
wcre n pcopis so absolutely submissive to the au
thority OF Governmsnt And not only was tbt
spirits Of revolt extiDgrished in the South, bn
all its means Of resistance were annihi;atcd; i
was sincapablc even Of a arspulse aga st the dom
inant power. Peace prevailed from --e Potomac
TO the Rio Grande; everywhere the Federal Au
thority3was ,re. established and consolidated. I'm
der.these circumstances whHt necessity compelled
donial Of ciyil;liborty to thocpcnple of tn
South? What public interest required thatthe,
should be stIl held under the sway Of the sword
TITS perhsps unnecessary and unWisn in us t
a.k these questions, OF IN cherish any memory o
past wrpng aad oppression. Ea. We eapn"t quit
forgot that ws live in = section wii;h, for n'nth
past, has boon the scene Of nunlberless " faatasi
capsrs" of; military authority. We earnestly hop
all those tricks and capsrs will now como to al
end. 9Wessey hope for we arc by no means Ger
..in that such will be the cdse. We have seel
too much of official see.saw lately to be certain
of anything connected with the Government
Until Martial Law, with all its jars and jol,s
and endless rounds of cross purposes, shall b
swept absolutely and entirely from the face
tie Southern land; we shall DO certain of nothing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
The Laws or Health.

useless State Legixsturss pes iass for ths
preservation effhe public heAth II thu great ~ Of ri
prsserrsito which dspenas for its enforcement npor
the uil Of Ae indirsdna IL suffered 10 remain d.s<
Letter
There IL scarcely adait member o. the Community
Of eii5er ser In this country ~ho has rot thu
tirnony In favor I, fiGSTErrvsr STOMACH stTrEps
furnished their signatures By persnus Of a6
knowie5ged sminene~ 10 science literature, art
rasrce. add dspafmrt Of basiaess and profsoa
al life These witnesses have declared ID the most
pltii that the PREPARATION Is safexuSd again.
cpii-mcs, sovereign remedy fs dTspeyssA ssinahi'
ant-hii medicine promoter o. spP~tsfs,a gss.a
and harmless stimnlant good sceir ating uet-iHe
stfrngtheses Of the perss. sss insfesrsst aprs
asainst the deissicus esess u aisia SD
pnrs water, snd that IL inpasts degree M vscr 20
hvisy the vital forces .hich communicated b
say esh.r Of the tonos snd stomAeAies in unds,
these cir the ssfpreservase isv Of
should teach every rational person sho either by
ofinhsrent debility in eonseqnfn Of exposure to
wholesome innnencse IL peril Of losing the greatest
Of all temporal blessnss. ursiTE, the Importance Of
nssng the BIrTERs ft-fre rssdtesne Dy.p~ptcs
Who Neglect TO give II trial simply their
II il guaranteed tn Iadis-xtsn In AL it,
FIRMS, and the hiiioa- and will bnd nothing in
the Whole range Of Official and proprietary medicines
which viii aford than ITO SEINE relief. idecil-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

1 -
r.,,,,.a Co.a,stoss sss bsing vatchsd
pestsv closely now y railroad directors, -
,.,;cta.dens md oeher oGcsss Of the rood.
Detes1;vea are after them watching then =
Ill heir movements and various msandenpsh
eh,dovine their course every mile, nevsf for
/. moment Ioosing sight Of their man whether
on or "of duty" Those who live fast, wear
expensive clothing, fns jewelry and put pm :
,ress deal Of style ~ ~ obisses ct 1922
sion, and their employers:ars determined 70
know were the money comes from that brings
II, these articles. A few days 80
eight or ten conductors Fere
discharged from service on the Penn
sylvaaia Central for dishonesty. The hrst
warning Of this which they receivsd - .
notice that their services would be no longer
reouirsd BY the company, and on the 80 inst.
an the conductors but one on the Dubuque
! snd Sioux City railroad we're discharged Tor
the ans reason and With no !ssg~ patlcs.
This action on .he part Of the two companies
above mentioned will pu: this class of indi-
viduals on their guard, and other companies
will suffer nothing from losses in this way ior
time at least, and it may serve - lesson
to those who retain their situations, AZ well
Is the unfortunate ones who have been DIS
missed, thatin all cases Honesty is the best
policy" Persons without money backing
working on salaries, who live fast-beyond
their means-are not, like Cesar's wife,
above suspicion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

The rumored resignation of Secretary
Seward is no doubt hoax, as we hear moth.
ing more concerning it, therefore it may
safely be set down as q humbug. The Chica-
90 Journal, commenting on his resignation,
says: "The education of the learned Secre-
tary upon this particular branch Of diploma
cy Was early neglected, and it is hard to teach
an old dog new tricks. Mr.. Seward, unlike
the Office holders out west, mag die talthough
Judging from his late experience this is not
to be expected), but he will never resign"
The much talked-of interview of the Sec
rotary with Thad. Stevens was not of poit
ical character, as reported. but solely regard
ing certain appropriation for the State De-
partment which must be made by the Stevens
committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

"A letter ftun ~ uilb e - 49, Hey
s. Stearns, Who committed sd51ads = he
Putnam HOUSE, il Dsysupos4, III h1sly bssn
received. In this lsttsf ~ fsn@fks, s'Yoa
have done sensroaaly, ~ - -
by brother widow; - - - 8 -
widow and u 1AkG1isH hasss y 81 -
for your kindnsm . No" IL 1rsoe
that the deceased ~ subjects = : :. =
dependency and sloouissss u - 49,
|heishsrissa fioA Ii nsthx. a4d that fta-
qpently during thsse unfortunats periods, he
spoke ofcosufAxng suicide, ~ she nsvss
|saAsslaiasl ~ faAn thas her husband would
commit the rash oct. he left his home 10
Wese6ed, on Tie Friday pesvioaa p hs dc
mise, sssningly happy ind plea3sd WIN hi
future prospects, saying he would return in
the spring
SwrEr OroposAxl The only elegant pss-
fume. Is found on ell toilets. and nsvez
stains the handkerchief. ..sas IS
| Swssr Opoponaxi IL the sweetest extract
made. Supersedes all others. Try it once
v nv use no other.
Svxss Opspoaaxl Ladies', In tiess mel'
ming calls carry joy and giadnsss, vhes pr
famsd With Sweet opoponax.
SwrEr Opoponsx from Mexicol Nature
could not produce . richer gem Or choice.
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
Swrrr Opoponax from Aexicoi The mos
elegant and essential personal requisite fol
q lady, "Extract of SEAet Opoponax."
| E. T. SMITH CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
CIRCULAR,


DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec. ~, 1866.
CIRCULAR.
The Commissary General Of Prisoners,
under the Joint Resolution of Congress of
July %, 1866, has decided to pay 'commuted
rations' due to soldiers who have been held
as prisoners of war BY the late rebel power,
to no one except the claimant himself or an
authorized State agent.
A large number OF claims are now ready,
or nearly so, for payment to Iowa soldiers.
In view of the fact that attor neys, through
whom soldiers usually collect taeiF dues. are
not recognized in this particular branch; THAI
in many cases the address Of the claimant 10
unknown; and with desire to avoid need
less delay, and to facilitate the payment Of
hsrd>earned moneys, have authorized Geo.
Cowie, Of Washington, u. G., TO receive
from the said Commissary General oil claims
tor .commuted rations due TO Iowa Soldiers
and to distribute the same to the proper
owners.
therefore request that all Iowa Soldiers tr
whom commuted rations are due will imme
diately send to the said George Cowie, al
Washington, d. c., q sworn statement,
showing their present Post flee ADDRESS, and
the regiment and company in which they
we're respectively serving when captured al
prisoners Of war.
Those who were not mustered for comm
| r. -
blanks-all TO be free of cost.
Papers in the State will please publish.
W. NJ. STosr, Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

OK the 23d of last May Col. Johnson, of
the Spencer House, put some cotton seed IN
the grouad at his place in Hamilton, Ohio
which, in the course of time, gave evidence
that the seed had taken root. The stalks
grew to their usual size, and Notwithstanding
they were in the shade of high board fence
when they should have had the sun, the pods
came to maturity, producing cotton of d most
excellent quality. The Cincinnati Enquirer,
in relating this fact, expresses the opinion
that cotton can be made as productive as in
Ta,paaeoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
RATCHEIOR,s HAIR DYE.

This ,nensd Hsir Dye is III. best in she world The
only aud perfect Dye-Harmsss hrahi~ Iastansa-
nesns No disappointment. No rsdsesidns unn nsf.
arsi Black R1meii-. The III saeess OF Bad
tyr invieofata- thr hair Ie ring soft and beAnt
fai The genuine - xnsd EL9sans a bosrhs!or Al
limitations, kAd shsla b. svssdsA ED
b. ali Drug xi4ts and PsrfdrAers rsrtdry u Barclay
street New York decl7 dAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

TIE Columbia lSoah Garolinian, cele-
brated Thanksgiving day in manner entire>
ly becoming to itself in this State:
To-day has been set apart by President
Johnson as a day of pious jubilation. We
don't see it, but as the General Assembly
has seen e, to honor the occasion bya recess,
we follow suit, and shall issue no paper on
Friday, thereby affording opportunity TO our
Industrious employees for rest, recreation and
usual hand shaking with John Barleycorn. In
the pilgrim land. turkeys will be murdered by
the million, aud baked beans and pumpkin
pies swept from existence by the cartful.
Political preachers will 60 into ecstscies over
the glories of the Republic in general aud the
Yankee in particular. We shall be abused
and held up to the scorn of all mankind and
the rest of the ord, and fed into imaginary
knife-mills that will tear us into ten thousand
fragments; bu, we presume nobody will he
hurt or frightened. and il we indulge in
thanks at all il will be that Provideuce,has
vouchsafed to rs the privilege of living apart,
as a separate and distinct people, from those
whose prayer and aim is to make us little
better than slaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
THE TELEeRAPH ImBRooLIp.
The Chicago Republican thus reports thu

situation:
''The entire New York city press, except the
New York World, the entire press Of the New
England States, New York, and Pennsy vania,
the entire Baltimore press, except newspaper,
nearly all the Southern press, all the Detroit
papers, and about half the Ohio papers, retain
their former relations with the New York Asso-
ciated Press. This is more than sufficient to set
tie the question which will be the cheapest, be-
cause the strongest agency for obtaining news.
The papers that accede to Craig are mostly like
ths New York World, non paying, or like the
Chicago Tmes and Tribune, recently emerged
from insolvency. and now kept alive by brides,
blaekmail. whisky speeulatons, corporation plum
der and paid editorials"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

TIE IndiAss IN Nsw Msxic1 aDvs aeain
bssoms belligsrsnt s.d he Govsrnor ~
isspsd : rrsslaAasiOn calling a a. ei}issns
10 arm md protsos tAsnsslvsS aSai44 Ill
anohe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

And all affections Of the Liver the most prompt ssfe
reliable Medicine known They active and mild
being particularly designed for the fous Disease. of
the Southern aud Western States When timely ad-
minsieed they will be found eoseous In Bilious and
henticut Perers, Fever and Ague, costiveness, Gallo.
Worms, Pain in the DO <e. Hesrthurn EatuIence In
digestion, Pain in the Head Back Bteatt and In all
where Cathartic Is required Their great excel
ience consists In this that they compounded from
the concentrated virtues Of the medicinal substances Of
which they composed consequently they have far
greser po.ency, and far remedial effect, than the
sane medicinal substances, whether mixed admins
tered nngiy.
MARsDEN's sANATryE PILLS will be found invalu-
able preventive Of the many Bilious Diseases Incl
dental TO the Southern countrysueh Yellow Fever
Jaundce Liver Complaints, Intermittent snd Remitent
yevers, Bilious Fever Bilious Collie Bilious Dysentery
and Diarrh.a. Chilis, fevers, &c.
KERR l. FULLER,
Wholesale aud Retail Agents for Keokuk.
BuxsHsn VAS scsAAcK, Wholesale Drnggists, Chi
cago, General Agents for Northwest. dec l-dAs4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
A WASHINGTON dispatch says?

at has long been known that in the early part
Of the last session the President favored the nd
mission Of Colorado, aud was strongly inclined TO
rssoasssnd Il in his message. Il 10 now asserted
in most positive terms by intimate personal and
political friends Of Senators Chafss and Evaas,
that altsr the passage Of the bill, In six hour
ceafsrsecs With these gsntlemen, he indicated Z
wiliingnsssto sign IL they would sign writGsn
asrssnsat, drawn by his Secretary, to support
certain measures in his policy. This they n.
fused to do, and hence the veto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

Hox. JoHx HosAs, the Coppsrhead Con-
evsssmaa from the 81. Louis District, hiss in
stituted nit agaiast The Chicago T1bsne com.
pany for damages 70 he amouns # go, 900,
for n alleged slaadsrous publication during
the campaign. Poor Johal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

EOR SALK-A two story brick Dwelling,
II with large rooss sod dry cellar. With oistsrn
and outbuildinE; Lot Is 40 fseI ds.irshy eoete6'
being this ety half ofte house on The corner Of sth
and Ssltcn Streets
Hoqufe Of WM kuL1Us,
now Nc. a. Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

Total minimum strength Of the army 50, 1902
The total maximum strength would be
1882 men. The latest returns show that
about l6,0 900 men were necessary to recruit
the regiments to their minimum strength, but
9 nee then, probably at least 5000 men have
been enlisted, SO that the actual strength of
the army is about AZ. 900 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
For sale.

A DOUBLE one-ssory Frame Dwelling
"A Honse coat aaaing sx soesa and cellar full Los
good vel u sAtsf sal rag ssshis ataated 90 Bank,
between III add "a tttssn. Eas.iyys q
WIN tgLToE
.siaA EAsi Estate Agent.
EOR SALE.-Eigh,y .s.es Of improved
Il land neAr Charleston, LIE county, low aoot i'm
provena~uis th-reon Price 10 per srr~-ssyy cheap.
Go.,x tit,e Ebasire Of NA. FULTON,
dsr2s Real Estate Agent No. ~ Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
A NEW REMEDY :!

|, stands for Merits without Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
Fer Sale.
For sale,

A ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
N with GOTTA sDd soss esiiss. fab 10, .'fh 700
house. and ssrfey Of most all knds OF fruSd
on franklin bssvsea oeh and 9th Streets Enquire T.
iy7-d WI kGLiUn, A9snt-oi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

TaE President has completed his appoints
ments for the new regiments, and they are
now being recruited to the minimum strength,
viz:
a regiments OF Infantry, 1886 men each. ..37 $50
10 regiments Of cavalry, l,eas men each...-lo $50
arguments OF artillery, 1870 men EACH. $3.50
Corps of engineers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1852
Corps of Indian scouts...................... 1000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14
ulLLIAn FULTON,
Insurance and Real Estate
AGENT,
KRoKUK, IOWA.

evPIos sxuaJBD 70 nAIH STREET, 10. 81.
Over Yoantsr 1re's DRY Goods Store, In the
= room lately occsDled W tss Kodiak $50
Library Association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14


H. H. Smith, Of Davenport, has been
removed from the Office of United States As
sistant Assessor for Scott county.
Mr.. Isaac Glaspel. of Davenport, had
his right arm badly broken by a kick from
one of his horses. Itappears Mr.. G. struck
the horse With his hand, when the animal
gave vicious kick, striking him upon the
arm, breaking both bones of the fore arm
just below the elbow, one of them twice.
There was also quite severe flesh wound in.
flicted by the heel cork Of the horse shoe.
The Gazette, from which We CLEAN this item,
says this 10 the third member Of the family
that has been kicked by that horse. A few
weeks ago Mr.. G. g little boy came near be
ing killed BY the same animal. The kicking
critter ought 70 have an opportunity to exsr-
else his extensor muscles before = Broadway
omnibus for the rest Of his natural life.
The two horse thieves Who were caugh,
BY Mr.. Morrison, Of Montrose, Lee county,
Il Wapello, about two weeks ago, with his
team of horses in thsir possession, were sens
tencsd LAST wssk, ~ Jades epsisesr, TO the
PenitsntiAry, one tort ~o ysass md - ether
for one. There vas no trial = both plead
guilty.
"A company Of eight virsinians, from
Lynehburs, arlivedin Pellaon Saturday Last.
Tho Ping Hat maniA i abasins in Pslla.
So nays the Blads.
+. Soma young gentlemen, from Lewis, 70
Gently went out on deer hunt. A fne
buck was saartsd, bst ~ weak-hDssd han-
ssrs took the 'shuck scr and collapsed.
We would think taat county whose bressss
wsfs broken b. he screams Of the Wild csa
end panther q voaid eoslaih Ne Who
coald look upoa the rscsdine form u !
iishtsasd back, and rstaia - ne p6fssst
seaeasssA - AasaoR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
Qoruoration Notices.
III CENTRAL DEPARTMENT MsrRopcIsrAS foLics }
No MuLBERRY }

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT rHn MsraopcurAs foLIcs
No 800 MuLBERRr STREET },
NOTICE is hereby given that the places named In
~ the following Schedule have been duly designated by the
Of Police In OF places 81
Registry aud for 6ug the os Eli for the General Eecon
November aud the Charter Election
10 be day eDeeember In and or the CITY sn
1.-THE Inspectors for the City and County oil
New Yot and for the City Brooklyn shall annually on
TUESDAY three preceding General Election at o'clock
H. Al the place desgnsed holding TIN pol q aid election and
board ff tbs registering the
the legal voters Of such district Tie aid
% meeting on Tnedsy three weeks preceding the General Eec
ton have days for the purpose Of
aid lat election pfsr TO
said meeting Of voters 10 the dIc, OF which they
III Rods of shall Friday OF tie week pre-
e4dns day q Gene Election In their respective election
dtstcts In the City q NewYork and the City OF
Brooyn place. designated provided In the hrs
thr and remain In session until
loeI o. M OF that and the day foowine Sec Chapbn
Law sin cities OF New York and Brooklyn The name
on the said register unless be SHAH ap
IL person said Inspectors Sec Chap s Laws oil
ip6. 80
By order Of the Board Of Police. -. , ,c,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
Urn GOODS.
DLACK DRESS SILKS.


RLACK DRESS SILKS.
French white goods housekeeping goods linens
AT POPULAR PRICES.
FoURTEENTH.sT and srxTH.AvE.
s1.T No.. aSs md Sfi s s.t sl.1 ."'
FRENCH NEEDLE.wORK snd
AT POPULAR PRICES.
M. %. ana sos s,xrH..yp r. H. MACY
No 6 Feorssntb.. s.twesa Fiah and si'h'.v'''
LADIES' UNDER.cLoTHNG,
FsE sSs I'D as Ss SEE k * ss coRsEi
HooPsKlRTS. &c,
AT POPULAR PRICES:
rouRrErSrH.sr. and srxrh r. 4 MACY
FOurteentbst, between Filth and SiEthav~
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs.
:ds Lnsa .SS asn n.aSIsl
Every variety o. iaiss gents mi'se. ana o"N ~
Great variety ladies lace and lace trimmed Hsnierche
AT POPULAR PRICES.
FOURTEENTH ST. and slxThAyE:,
and and No.. G sos s sSa sc IS s G ' ~
TO MILLINERs AND DREssMAKERs.
ns:' qaIie s End Ts; Sf1s hss oooDs
hoooN' buTToNs. TRIMMINGS &C.
AT LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES
ESs sa g TVf2 S Ss.~ 30 and
ac sIth.sSs and FOureenthst. and siIthsve
FANCY GOODS
and Ladies Toilet Articles q best quality -. ,
Motions In great variety best gooos
AT POPULAR PRICES.
R.H MACY,
Nos 2OI and 206 SIXTH-AVE.,
Fourteepth.st. and Sixth-ave
Nc. 66 Fourteenth-st. between Fihh and Sixth avos
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ,n.nr,,prr
Every variety Of choice goods
AT POPULAR PRICES.
r. H. MACY,
FOURTEENTHST and SiXTh-AVE.
No. Fourteenh-s.. between Firth and Sixthevea,
And Nos 20i snd zoo Sxth-avr
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
GLOVES CATERS kc LADIES' Gents aud Chdrens wear
BEST GOODS
AT POPULAR PRICES.
II. II. MACY.
FOURTEENTH ST. and SIXTH-AVE,
Nos. 204 and 26 Sixth and
No TO Fouree nths., between fifih and eu'n'a'e'
~ nr F,u Importatlon of Ladies'. Gents and Chndrens
. KID GLOVES, Just received.
THE REST KID GLOVES IMPORTED
AT POPULAR PRICES.
r.. MACY
FOURTEENTH.ST and SIXTH.AvE.
No Go Fourtsenth-st bet ween Firth ard sfxthsves,
And Nos 2O4 snd 26 SIthaye. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
Steamboats, d RAILROADS..

EOR NORWALK DIRT, connecting with the
psnbury Railroad The new stssmbos NEvEkSiNk leaves
Pier No. Eaa River foot Of every afternoon o'clock
Rstaruins Norwak arrival Of railroad dans
T LOYDs DOCK, HUNEGTON, OYSTER BAY
Il 4 and NOpTHPORr The snd commodlous steamer d n.
MARTIN eav-, Pier ia Fat Pef below Wails 900
and FOO, Of Thirty seventh 80 NJ tos the ABOVE aaed
siscos