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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-30
MARRIED

On Dec 22d, '8G, by Rev. w. Gwynn.
v. HINES and Miss SARAH J. HARvEY.
both Of Newton Hamilton.
On the 22d inst, by the same, WILLIAM
EWING and Miss MARGARET MORAN,
both Of AIcNcytowH.
On the 2}i inst, by the same, ORIN
LOGUE Of Altoona and Miss HARRIET
Ross Of Brattou township.
On the 2tjh inst, by the same, ISAAC
LONG Of MifiiintoWn, and Miss p. ANNA
ANDERSON Of Bratton township.
On the same day, by the same, ALBERT
J. REED and Miss ANNA {. EsTERLINE,
both Of Granville township.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-30
DIED

On the 18th inst, near McVeytown,
Oliver township, after few days illness,
MARY CATHARINE, daughter of Elisha
Bratton, aged II years, 8 months and q
days.
Sister thou hast gone and left us,
Causing all thy friends 70 weep;
Thy companions here All miss thee,
And their mourning here is deep.
Suddenly thou vast called away
Early in The morn Of life,
Thy gentle spirit ceased To stay
On earth mid sorrow pain and strife.
How thy brothers each were startled,
At The news of thy last sleep;
For We all (savc oueJ were absent,
Until called homc-but to weep
BROTHERS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-30

Rsz@ \ good many of our mail subscri-
bers may have noticed an ''X'' on their
papers. They all doubtless know that
''N' means due" and that, unless we
hear from them, their names will he
crossed on hemail book. Thanking them
for past favors, we hope they may all re-
new.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-30

Trains leave Stations in this county as
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-30

'- IAeconceIt given 10y the Mendcis-
s.an Association on Monday evening
Was .o.er@olE well attended. The pro-
E.,~"me comprised nearly all nc" pieces,
,as performance OF which eVlneed that
.". spirit OIL improvement sun adhered 10
l.' members That Associations Of this
I.'.a"ler should be encouraged Is clear,
..-L from the fact that the cultivation Of
ill Il. scale OF moral being and that this
....... .,.,.... Il ,,..,,,,
~ g ''1>''' Ill 's.1le '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
JOHN n. SLER4TT
REPORT OF THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
CONCERNING Ills ARREST.

REPORT OF THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
CONCERNING Ills ARREST
WAsHfNGTON. March 3.-Mr Woodbridge late last
night made report from the Committee the Ju
dietary 20 whom referred the Message OF tho Prcs
deut communicating report OF the Secretary Of state
relating 20 the discovery and arrest Of john H. Surratt
They say that surrat sailed from Canada for Liverpool
ou the middle OF September, 1865; that Information
VA. received y Secretary Seward from Mr. Welding, then
yiccCousul NJ Liverpool by communication dated Sept
a. 1905 that surratt was at that tmo at Liverpool
a. expected there In a day two &c. The Commit tcc
detailed an the facts intervening before the arrest OF the
rrl touer They then Say whether an indictment was
procured a docs not nppeT from the testimony but "
oe apsar that no demand for thosurrcnder ~ 5urltt
Wa eyel made upon The British Cow rhneht iOn te
or going nul other evidences produced Upon tue mVes
u.ation Your Committee flud 81,
First That the Executive dd not sond any detective
er agent TO Liverpool % Identity SuTat or trace his
movements. notw ithtdndng there was ample oppor'
iuuIt, doing as appears hOm The Communication
od The Executive did not cause notice 10 be given
to cas- Minister at Rome that suriatt intended gong
there when the Government bad every reason To believe
that such was his intentions.
mira. That IN November %. 1895. an order was issued
from the war Department, Revolving the reward offered
Thai from the reception OF tho communication
revolving the order dated August 1906 up 10 October 10
1850 no steps were taken either 70 ldenty OF prOcuc ne
arrest of Surrat, tcu Known 70 NC IN luo Hhly 9c'''VV
The testimony OF the Secretary of state, the sccre.
t1ry OF war and others, herewith submitted explaining
and tending 10 Justify the acts OF the Government III
the premises does not in the opinion OF your committee
excuse the great delay In even attempting 10 arrest
person charse with completely ~ tne ASSASSINATION OF
charge impper motives upon the officers OF the Govern
nent they are constrained from the testimony TO report
sIrratt was not exercised by tho Executive department
ID the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
rrc,vtrAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Ton,y Ms,cb eyoonConsols for money, 81 American Sear
a., , =. lors: Erie shares Soil Illinois Central teEdgiGend'
ysi. g S Fiye.Twsr;y bonds, 49,
EssnugCousOls closed 81 for American securities were
last Qpod the following rates; United States $685. 49, Illinois Cen
tr.l lex dyl IS; Bic Railway shares 81.
March 3Untei bonds closed at Frankfort yesterday at H.
Sgsgss5t March 2N0onTLe Cotton market opens 6rn The
ses to-day SIN reach 600 bales Prices unchanged snd ag
Tpads quoted l2 ard Mdng Orleans lJd Breaisns
ae market generally unchsngs Caos Wheat is 6rm At 10 .
pst eeta Pfog!.opsLa ons aud steai 80 per eNt Bs
sOa o. per American Nces Pork nc per 200 10 foT Prime
Uy Mess rroiuoeFeon IL per gallon foF Psunsylrsn Re
tas Spirits have advanced a. and sabe at Id per gaoa
ashes 81 f 7ots Spirits Tupenine, 81 per cwt for Carolina
Lssee Cakes R0 lei per fOr thin Obong for feeding
BvuagThe market quite cve and showed an avanc
Gag tendency Prices closed firm l3d r Mug Uplari 81
a. opening The sses Of the day largely IN
e., Of the uocn esTmate footing up p 900 bales.
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DIED.


AKM.Ylr Brooklyn on Taarsily sNeruOoo 60 MI Hnsh Ak
The crI iIks place 0 biz late residence, No 10 Hars'oas'
Oh Monliy. tue ith last, a. o'clock O. ~
BoNDon sg1iiy morning. March Say Iho@7soa widow Of VIII
liam Bond forTery o. WGSsr7 Mas agi ~ invited to .tsd
the faneri her late residence northwest corner Oh Fy
sitih.st and LeIagtonsve, on Tae'iy M'reA az y NJ
wiz, Of Paul Buuker 10 tue 6lst yelr OF her age.
ne an, la lie y re rnc No. n Iert,st on Third day
CTuesiayl March 5. at O'clock, p.
coLGArEon sGTi TSoS d al5ss al oil '0nn "
Funeral Moa morang, March at O'Clock NJ from no 10
GRiPFtrI-ou SATURDAY, March 1867 Of sc, fever Elizabeth
Coen iilglter Of Pulp ~ All La'n'a s. Griffith aged ye
The fsora vii ise place soaiiy, March hOn No 3l East
FOrrtls a. o'clock. p m
MOULrON-On Friday March Mrs Eliza MOalon, widow Of the
Her feai, those q Ter he husband respectfully invited At
tend her funeral 1hursa next at 10 o'clock N from Mis- Nal
anis PaeioryvlIe, staten l'l'HL
McDoNALDA NerUtrech L. Friday s list Miss Cahariue
NrD,naf eyed rrart
~ Mathews Church. Bedford. Wesichc';cr Co
RgYHoLDs-Ou Tueiay Augustine rioriia Samuel
The sersi services viii Gs place lis late residence Irgien New
York M9siy ih inst al 2i o'clock N Cst1ises val De pa
sfTyll Of ,Ss ii L Railroad tain leaving hie,hst ct 10 O'Clock
A return train leaves Tauytown a, f;lO p ~
SIMNOYSA Bookyn: on Friday evening March James H. Sim
The relative, n friends nqly a9i mcmbers Of L Loige ? a
D. M .'V from the York.st NJ b Church
London, Bny., papers will please copy
TURLAY-ou sunday March Thomas Turay of the firm Of Place
is relatives friends uvi to attend toe funeral on nesy
tRer DR. Iisspg Fort second between F0h and srhayes
wAITE-Iu CITY, Sunday March juliet dHsher oil Judge
sis Waite q reesgtsa ReHeG No. S S I5S G. Ba.er
No l6 West forynnthsi at O'clock "a On Iu'y MARCH
CaraMouRNING GOODS Of every de.iraSle hid cODsnt
on had a, jACKSONS Mourning store No DOL BToaWy oppo'u
iFtuvg n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

BY TELEaHAPa 10 Tag
SENATE. ALBANY, March ?. 1861.
petitions were presented TO increase The rates of
brokerage. ....,,
Comforting additional powers upon the Long Island
Historical society the further protection OF cilnse
employees ia NeW.YOfk. majority report. Amounting
the Act for the improvement OF the GoWdhas Cahhl'
Brooklyn. 49,, ,,,., ,
Iiy Mr. PIERsON rep, Kings, 10 create a Board OF
pier. and Wharycs. II fixes the salaries oil tlc Com
missioner AT 5000 and authorizes them 10 S Inc rates
of wharfage n makes The Captain Of the POrt Com
missioner eJ0Gci0 aud authorizes the Commissioners 10
fake by purchase or otherwise, much land az may DO
necessary Tor additional Canal.bOai piers.
Hills INTRODUCED. A.
Uv Mr. GIBSON 0Sep., Washington Incorporating inc
Ncv York and BrOOhlyn Pneumatic Dispatch company
NV Mr. H. g. MURPHY dem, Kings, authorizing me
authorities Of Brooklyn to borrow not 10 cAcccd srUp
for sewerage purposes Also, bill authorizing thc cree
lion of free churches clapes Ia certain counties
By Mr. PIEEsON Gicp., Kingsl-lncDrpoIatihg the
Mcchanics' Savings Bank OF Brooklyn. ,..
10 provide the building Of bridges III 7utInl 'oi -
4 resolution was adopted authorizing tie select ON
rnittpe for the invests CATION Of alleged canal hs 10 hl
during the recess OF the senate . ,..o1
DuTIng the debate, Mr.. PARSONS Q'ep, Moui"D stated
that Inc cost Of repairing the canals during ,' t t,c
wears wa 800 per cent greater tha during t"r 'VouS
The senate then adjourned until Monday mof"i"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
THE P1CIFIC COAST

n,scovEry OF GfCn MINERAL RESOURCES N LOWER
CALIFORNIA, EIC.
.y TELEGRAPH 70 rng TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIscO, March ii Ross BROWNE RON
Lower California. per The steamship Sn"Her reports '"o
Ir, 80 ,l,l, mineral rcsourccs MagdalGna is q
i,dd hov for a naval station. The surrounding c0un-
& hrrci and water Is scarce Mr.. Browne and party
~ ,'olfnp n detailed reconnaissance In tie III
me- ~ aud tIcy yl probably make fOnr months Jour
nov a. SaudicGo chi Lees and sct'on are at Topaz ar
ranging for the possession OF grants an
charts measurements aud the Observation OF
80 cnnntry is i'm progress OF preparation. The steamship
~ s,iicd To-day for Yokohama. Tho ship Day
sailed to-day for Hong Kong She carries s2Jien
in treasury. M. .. .,.,,, ,,i,icb hos
80, M scvcrcst of tbc srnsOn extended throughout the
entire Pacific coast There has been no stage cOhuhl-
c,tinn across the Sierra Mountains for two weeks.
TIr shin Rival from Philadelphia arrived last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
ASSEMBLY.

BILLS RErOKfED. . -,
Co,ceruipo tn Metropolitan Police; To enable the
c,t of Hr0oIyn To- raise money hy tax; 10 mint gay =
inr 10 eight hours; limit the hours oil labor Oh CON
ctr an trcct m rOad and the drivers on stages
~ ncorporac tho NeWYork and Texas transportation
Company. ,.,o,.r,,,rn
Bv Mr. CREAMLR DEM, n. fJ-IO incorporate 'ho
New York Trade Agency. 800 o. ,., ,t
nv Mr.. CREGAN dem, n. h)-IO incorporate tio
UI1son River WarrliOu-ng Company
NILS ADVANCED 10 THIRD RLADiNG.
For fine relief al The Nagaris Railroad on BuIfalO
The Assembly then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALTY NoMiNArIoN ~ TROY
~ TELEGRAPH 10 TRIBUNE
Troy, March 3-John l.. Flagg, the present Mayor
WA nominated for the position By the Democrats oil 'h'
city last evening The election occurs on TUESDAY
nominating caucus OF the Democrats in the Seventh warn
vcsterday a row occurred between rival lohs' lnc
ballot boxes broken up, the Inspectors dINch aNdS
nd General melee took place which several persons
we're slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
MEXICO.

nAyINlLfAN TARISG TIE FIELD IN PERgOE-THB Id.
PERIALfsTs CLAIM ANOTHER VICTORY
81 TsLEGRAPB 10 ThlBCSE
ORLEANS, March 2-Dates from the City Of
Mexico 70 the 18th Of February have been received Max
Imiiau has left going 10 the northward with COOO
ts destination Is the scene Of Mejia again had com
nand ana with the GOO men, met Carayaal with 1000
Ie Killed captured the whole force, taking their can
non aud baggage within three weeks the Liberals have
lost "a cann0l " Fix considerable battles they were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

The Jqle of the 18th says: IL is believed that the
FREQ Church and Ecclesiastical Liquidation hill viii De
cop.,cly rcmOdeled before il is again submitted 70 Par
1jan,ent - The Government is expected 10 publish
shOTtly manifesto explaining lis programme THIS DOR
uinenf will it IS thought De published after the recon-
Structlou OF the Ministry. manifesto has also been
drawn up and signed by Y members OF the opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
MEXICO.

PARIS, Saturday, March Gable dispatches have
been received here from Vera Cruz which state that cou
unication between that city and the capital mas oeo"
entirely cat Off The Emperor MaXimihan mas cOnso
quenty forbidden the ranmssion OF dispa'cI'c' ~,
giving opinions on the state of the country lest they may
Yali ig,o the hands OF the Liberals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
EGYPT.
THE sUEZ CANAL.

The MopiteRrof the 18th says Autograph dispatch
from suez sent TO Paris the nth Of February by ~ f.
de Iesseps, who visiting the works OF the sthmus Win
Lord Clarence Paget ana tie British Governor OF Bonn
bay that the waters OF the Mediterranean nOw
reach the serapethn. shipment o. 100 bales from Siam,
niitslng articles for the University Exhibition OF Paris.
has alfcady taken the Maritime Canal route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
SOUTH GERMANY.

The chief points OF the new military system are
general liability to military service the abolition Of eX
empt0n by means OF substitutes entry INTO the ranks
after the completion Of the 20t year The rghtO serving
as volunteer viii also DE Introduced, the term Of such
service 10 he year Three years viii have 10 be pissed
IA the regular amy, three yeats in the reserves and ave
Nears IH InllNHalY service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
KENTUCKY

SIXTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC NoMINATioN
Al fine Democratic Convention OF the Win Dlstilct
held on the oath ut Col ThOs. L. Jones OF Campbell was
nominated for Representative in the HIth Congress
BIT TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The proposition before the
Kentucky Legislature 20 remodel the corporation Of
Centro College at Danye has been dellQclY rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
ny TrLrGRAPn TO TnE THIBuNR

b TTLRGRAPH
ppovtnENcE. r. L. March S.-Noices were yoster'
day nostcd IA ali the leading wooden manast0cs ni .
49, tat thc wage, az the operatives would be Fuu,tN
~ 90, cent an tIe f4th instant. Hardly halt oi tio
,yonalen macliucr la TIC state Ia now runna@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
WISCONSIN,.

g,Gur.noUR BILL ORDERED TO THE THIRD READING
sr TELEGRAPH tar TRIBUNE
MADISON. Wis, March 1.-The Assembly last even
m by vote OF 81 20 80 ordered the third reading OF the
,, ,ti-g hours legal days work motion was
d 70 reconsider aud the final passage OF the Dill Is
doubtful
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S8.ss5 40



This result highly satisfactory IN 80 far as Ielates
circulation showing large increase IN inns depart
ment As regards profits we cannot make an equally IA
yOrabe exhibit. The newspaper business III cOlnm0n
with all others, Is suffering in most branches trOm ne
slowly render the decline scarcely perceptDe Pa
per Is tho heaviest item III our expense account ana we
find upon comparison, that the average cost OF TINS was
greater in 1866 than In any previous year. and at tins
time the prospects do not seem favorable for reduction
Immediately.
The result Of the business Of The Ga-e for ten years
past is pretty fair exhibit OF the growth OF the news
paper business in Cincinnati The total receipts for sub
scriptons In 1856 and isG6 compare as follows:
1885,. .SS3,367 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
pIesIA ~ POLAND.

The Kres'qa Ga.etie Publishes atecgam from War
saw stating that the Russian Government had resolved
upon suppres.ug the GovcmOrship Of Poland ron ne
General a. . military district OF warsaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

victorious, over the French without delay, when
captured. Bazne destroyed the gune military store and
arms at PuCba and other cities, rather than turn them
TO the Imperalists The Impcriass have won sew
eral battles and reclaimed miles Of territory, but the
Liberals arc rapidly investing their capital and contract
ing their lines. The French marshal IS showing many
marks OF kindness to the Americans who arc leaving the
country.
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF CCANAJUATO.
WASHINGTON March 3-,The Mexican Legation has re-
ceiyed the following:
SAY LUIS POTOsI, Jan. 80, 1867.
Senior ID. MANUEL T.. GOMEZ, MOfCTty-Ng CSfecHcd
frCd Under this dale write to Gen Andres S. Viezea
fbe foowmg have received an express from my friend,
Gen Jesus Gomez, Portugal, informing OF the occupa
fiOu. of GuanauatO, by the commands of Gen. AuOn
and Col RncOn after fight commenced since o'clock
in the morning Of the Goth, and finished AT O'Clock in
the afternoon The vicOrs captured lj0 prisoners, 900
muskets % cannon, together with ammunition and
erlal Of war. Liceaga with few rereated to san
Miguel and Othersiwith Juan Chavez toward La Luz.
viii send YOU hy ext mail the printed report Of this bat
tie. which was o. great consequence TO our cause Your
friend and servant ,i,,tN BUsTAMENTE.
MEXICAN REPUDTIC-ARMY or TIE UD.,LILIH,
GENERAL-IS-CHIET: To-day at IL m, after fight OF
six hours occupied this place and captured all the
artillery, ordnance, and material which was III
possession OF the enemy. | congratulate you for this
new victory OF the Republican troops which hasten TO
Communicate to you, reServing all details until the time
may nave received the proper reports independence
and Liberty.
Headquarters at PatzCuaro. 9Th of January, 1867.
n. DE REGULES.
Citizen Governor and Military Commander OF the state
OF JaisCO Guadalajara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

or bosoms Wristbands or cuffs for shirts except those mse Of pspst @
tai springs used the manufacture Of furniture stove polish or onef
Manufacture exclusively Of pgmbago Bath stump machines po
io dsges and steel OF a, descriptions whether male from muck oar
iicJs,s i.b - ,yr,n, $500 ,;ro ,n,ac bins
varuish wagons sud drsys Tor farming eghng wash
lag machines
wheels, pealrelb aud looms wooden knobs hives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
DENMARK.

Tie Great majority Of the Danish candidates IN
Northern -ceswig including ;he town Of Flensbufg ana
the island Of Alseu have been elected members OF TIE
E0Itltlsefuah Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
GERMANY.

Berlin. March 2-P. M--Herr SimsOn has been
chosen President Of the North German Parliament.
The King Of Prussia gives banquet to the nenoeiS
the Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

9Th. Commercial Agency Register Tor fs4s
PUBLISHED By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE g Co.
M hsu thoroughly examined by the BEST JuDGBs Oieses W
the MOST COMPLETE LIST OK CRY Anh CoUNTRx
MERCHANTS and he MOST ACCURATELY RATED, view As
Capaa and Credit
TITS THR STANDARD WORK ON cRgerr,
Ma other Reference Book valuable for The RAak OF csatss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
VIRGINIA

m TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
RICHMOND March 1.-The Governor has called an
extra session OF the Legislature for Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March Zine morning papers
a. ooonncs the Czar of Russia has strongly urged
tbs Sabine pare 10 cede the Island Of Gambia to Greece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
HEAVY FAILURE IN TROY.

TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE
Troy March 3.-Gary Brothers, butchers and tan
of this city, have failed Their liabilities said to
be full 100000 If time is granted by creditors they will
be able TO business, pay all their indebtedness,
and have q handsome surplus left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
5petial Notlres.
In Refined Society

In Refined Society
,u using The ordinary perfumes the iay set down
yoi Of se sai sentiment the Introduction Of PHALoNs
NGHrBLooMrSG CgREUs The formerly a' rogue have
,,o .ot abandoned nv the fashionable world aud this delicate and
refreshing coral extract has replaced them. -
To the Hon Charles - spencer FIST Vice President Of tie
me ,.9 S rSp &T 9 e S SGo' s @f to ts @
NAV be necessary q reference 70 ne de''H p, ~,
HANSON % the late President q oar S2mni'se lOa'ci Aar'n
''' WIN Mckinney Fourth District.
ALEX MCLEOD. Thirrenth District
GFoRGE McGRANS Eouria District
ROBr p pARRAGl, THsnh District
JE N FPS GH iS SSi ,S DIX p,'i District
u Of he aooye a 9s,sSs f and ,Sod Int % he
held IIoaila No co D0'd" ~ SP Mn ia INST
III Fn vicoPr,sent Republican Central Cegmittee
Union Republican General Commiltec-A special meet nee,
,ss Of thS noss C'@1 SSp EyENNG Meh Al :, o'clock
No wv CHAS 5. SPRINGER Frat Vice-p~siieui
S w. o ( sr"S%S Secretaries
Iaion Republican Executive Cpmmi,tee; The resal,r
No Go Doa"' On N wSh6 TEHSTG Meisa
S &. psaS s Ss%oS'' ISeoretnFlo'
First Assembly District tnion Republican, Association;
bu,aos. rNh Wand Hotel THIS 9ia HyENISG March
' Joa AZ 4 ' HSsrr. Secretary
Tweptieh Assembly district Sine,ecn1ns WHrS viii
he hs &C c,daarers Dnsecns THIS Nloadyl . Spor
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snrs will come before meeting Aher hlonuea ave and
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ALEsASpEH bAH nv hpn pOwIIHs Chairman BN Committee
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For ae at all tue pracps g9ce. dgaES aud lensEI teaer'
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The Grover Baker Sewing lchas Company beg to inform their
patrons aud tie public while thcr establishment No $50 B'odWy
being repaired and reat.ei their business viii be continued as usual
the adjoining premises No. s97.-Afrsrtis'bsnt
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MARRIED..

Wednesday evening Peb b. At the Cherh Of
~ Veat 40 Paul by tie Rev John McCo,k Archbishop Of
New York George Nng fsysnh Caba to SagaA Augusta only
daughter Of David Horn Floyd OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
TIE CINCINNATI GAZETTE

Publishes the following statement of the increase
in its business:
The cash receipts for subscriptions 10 The Gazette from
January to February To- this year ahd last compare us
follows:
1867. .......................-... si5SlO ~
ooJ-t oJ
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MAINE.

BT TELEGRAPH GsE TRIBUNE
AUGUSTA Me-, March 2.-Ihe Maine Legislature
osinurneI LAST nj ght after a session OF % days