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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
Letter of. Mnximilian to rns wife.

The Queretaro Pardnsd states that Min
lister RoMERo, at Washington, secured the
order for the execution of MAxINuIAN
against the stroDg inclination OF JUAREz to-
wards olemency. 1t also publishes the
following letter hom MAMMALIAN to his
wife:
My BELovED CARLoTTA II God permits
that your health get better and should you
read those few lines you will learn the
cruelty with which fate has stricken ME
since your departure for Europe. You
took along with you my heart but my good
fortune--wby did not give heed to your
voice So many sudden blows have
shattered all my hopes, so that death is but
happy deliverance, not an agony to me
shall die glorously like soldier, like a
king, vanquished but not dishonored. II
your suiferings are too great aud God should
call you soou to join Him, shall bless HE
divine hand which weighed 30 heavily up
on US. Adeu, adicu.
Your poor MAMMALIAN.
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BItter Letter By Escobean.

Galveston papers contain a weeks late,
Mexican news. The Brownsville Ranchere
doubts the report Of an army Of Observation
numbering 10000 men, under General Car.
line, being placed on the Rio Graude. The
RdncherO publishes letter, stated TO have
been written by Escobcdo to- General
Gomez, directing the latter, by every meaps
in his power, to make the country entirely
Mexican. Escobe6c saye: "As Sll prop.
erty in the hands Of foreigners in Msxico
has been acquired by Mexican misiorthnes.
Mexican people should now take possession
of II. and nave power to hunt them from
the country" He oids MY motto iej
death To ar strangers.
He adds that there is no danger of Yam.
kees interfering as long as the Southern
States are kept out Of the Union. Besides,
the black mon would side with us, and
would at any time pronounce against the
whites. Before we get through with for
eigners, the Yankees will think we are in
earnest, and the timo will come when their
own notables will be begging for their
heads instead of begging for the heads Of
Austrians.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26

The Union voters Of wood County, who ap.
prove the Reconstruction policy Of the Thirty ninth
and Fortieth Congress, and the platform Of Prin-
ciples as laid down by the Union State Ocnven-
ton, held at Columbus on tho 10Th day of June,
1857, are requested to meet in Bowling Green, on
SATURDAY, July ~, 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
following county offices, TO be voted for at the next
State Election, tn-wt; One Auditor, ono Treas
nrer, one Recorder, one Prosecuting Attorney, one
Commissioner and one Coroner.
Also,to appoint delegates to attend the Senate
rial aud Representative Conventions, aud for the
transaction Of such other business as may prop
erfy chme before the Convention. A full attend
auce is earnestly requested.
Iy order OF the Executive Committee.
EDWIN FULLER, Chairman.
VfRVYsHtTkc July 8, 1867.
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A RESOLUTION was put through the House,
before it's Adjournment, on Saturday, direct,
ing the Judiciary Committee to report,
forthwith, the evidence taken on impoach.
ment. 1t was hastily collected in the Com.
mittee and brought to the Speakers stard
ready for presentation, when the opposition
began hlibustering, and used up all tho
time until the House adjourned, so that il
was not, in fact reported by the COMMITTEES
During tho confusion, however, in pre-.
sen;aticn of the impeachment evidence, il
leaked out that General GRANr had beey
summoned before tho Committee by the
Democrats, as a supporter of tho President''
policy, bat that the Democrats caught I
Tartar, for he gave his unequivocal supper
to the measures OF Congress as against th'
\ President.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
The cAlIdrsa's Hour.-

The ChildreU's Hour
The August number Is illed with interesting
stories and incidents for children, and not one Of
them but what points moral. No parent need be
afraid of the influence Of this little gem among the
younger members Of the family,
Terms-Ons copy, iarone year 81 so Ave copies
s. eleven copies $40 address n. :, ARrHVR 4
Son, 500 aud Sll Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
IHarPer's Ma1azlne.-
For August, contains the eighth Of Porte Cray
on's very readable aud eOpiously illustrated Re
collections Of the War aa Illustrated paper on
the Turks, Greeks aud slavoaianA; the Dodge
Club, also iilUstratedi A Pine Tree lpoetry); ave
or six excellent stories; sketch ef Tom MArshall
extracts from Daniel wsbster's correspondence;
thoughtful article on the Elects Of Opinm Eating
and the Osual vaciety Of editorial matter,
Tcrms--One COPY, for Que year, 44i six copies
$40, Haspar's Weekly, can b. bad on the sam,
terms. Address Harper & Brothers, FrankhI
Square, New York.
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Great Froshe, on the Upper Mississippi.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July ~,
The great freshet exceeds any other since
1850 The volume of water is terrific. The
wreck Of the old north Minneapolis bridge
has been swept away, One span is ashore.
Tho abutment Of the Pacific Railroad
bridge across the Mississippi at this point
has fallen. Damage $4,000. The sus'
pension bridge was struck by q floating
pier but no damage was done. st, An
thongs bridge impossible. A jam of logs
has started one Of the spans one foot,
The boom at Coon Creek broke at 10
o'clock Sunday night and twenty-five mil
lion feet of logs went over the falls, Cases
boom broke Saturday afternoon, aud eight
million iect were lost 100000 feet be
sdcs were lost OH Friday aud Saturday
Total thirty five million feet of logs. They
were worth here three hundred and fifty
| Thousand dollars, Most Of these logs will
be picked up below during the season bu
/ their recovery will be so late that it il
doubtful il they are put into the market be
fore uext season. The damage to boom
aud pier ia $50, 900. The great apron bull
by the Minnesota Mil Company is damaged
! Sc 600
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TaE National Base Ball Club, of Wash
ington is now making tour of the West
ern States, challenging aud playing all the
clubs they meet with. At Columbus, Ohio
they beat the Capitals s5 to 10. They mex
went to Cinoinnatti, defeating the tw,
clubs there-one 80 to 10 the other IS I,
II. They defeated tho Louisville Club $,
to 81 ! and the Western, at Indianapolis
loo to 81. Al 81. Louis they beat III,
Union Club ll3 to 26, aud the Empire Clul
SO to 26. ..ATaiI till they come round thi
way.
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Union Senatorial Convention.

The Union Senatorial Convention for the Thirty
third Senatorial District Of the State of Ohio, will
NEE, at Perrysburg, on the 18th day Of Angus
next, at 10 o'clock AM, for the purpose of nomi
natieg two candidates for Senators from said Dis
trict.
The basis Of representation in said Convention
will be one delegate for each two hundred votes
cast for ]. D. Cox for Governor at the last guber
natorial election, and one additional delegate fol
each fraction of one hundred votes.
This will give 10 tho several c0unties composing
the nislriet The following REPRESENTATION
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26

Tux Commissioner of Indian affairs has
made u report in reply to the Senate reso
luton. lie estimates the whole number
of Indians now in active hostility to the
United States ut about 1000 warriors, aud
recommends the location of all the Indians
on reservations, and the payment to them
of an indemnity for tho outrages already
porpetrated by our troops. General Grant
does not hesitate TO say that the Indian
war has been gotten up by spectators
Official reports in the War Department
show that the reports Of battles Furnished
the press are grossly exaggerated.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
An Address 20 the world.

The Mexican Goverum snt is about pub.
lishing an address to the world in which
they expect to justify themselves for the
execution Of Maximiian. 1t viii treat OF
the killing OF $500 Mexioans for defending
their native SOIL and cite preoedents which
they think will clearly prove their acts
within the range of propriety. They viii
produce documents which they say vii
throw now light upon what they have done
Some OF the ablest men in the republic are
eng ,ged on the work.
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Granny seward becoming snappish.

The HerdldS Washington special says
learn that it is the intention OF Secretary
Seward not to send Minister to Mexico,
as retalatory measure for the rejection
OF his message concerning the life OF Max,
imilian, aud for the purpose, in tho event
OF foreign war against Mexico, of show.
ing the chiefs of that hoastfnl republic the
full extont of their dependence on the
united Stntcs
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Cholern in Memphis,

Seven deaths from cholera occurred il
Memphis on the 10Th. The disease is
steadily increasing, though SO far it has
not assumed an epidemic form. Its ravages
are couGued almost exclusively TO the
negroes. A Board Of Health has been ar,
ga,ised aud the city put in good sanitary
condition. There 10 little or no excitement
in regard To IT,
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Horace Greeley aud the Austrian Miss

The President has nominated Mr.. Greeley
for the Austrian mission, without consult
ing Mr.. Greeley, Every member is said
to have favored the confirmation but enc.
Mr., Upton OF Nebraska, who refused to
take up the matter because Greeley signed
the bail bond of Davis, and denounced Max
imilians execution, All tho colleagues of
Mr.. Tiplon, both Republican and Demo-
cratic, entreated him to yield consent, and
to consider the nomination, but in vain.
Mr., Greeley's name viii therefore have to
be sent in again next session.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
L Court of Wood County, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
house, in Perrysburg, in said county, on
TUESDAY, August 20, A. d. 1867,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the southwest quarter Of sec
tion No. 10, township No. north range No. 10
east-containiug 81 acres. Terms legal,
s. Is. ABBOTT,
Administrator of VIM. Holmes, deceased.
SLEvIN 4 Brown, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, July "a, 1867. 1888 80
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Santa Anna is slih alive at Campeaeby,
but lis oaptors are awaiting instructions
from the Liberal Government, The feeling
there is that he will undoubtedly be shot.
Adviees from Matamoras are to the same
effect.
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More Executions.

Twelve moro Generals who served under
Maximilian have been shot at Queretaro,
among othersOterora and Castillo. Four
Imperial Colonies were also shot, Seven
hundred Austrian prisoners had been sent
10 Puebla
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ONO UNION STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
RUTHE B. HAYES.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN G. LEE.
For Judge Of Supreme Court
JOHN WEIGH.
e For Auditor Of State,
JAMES II GOODMAN.
Fot Treasurer Of State,
SIDNEY @. WARNER.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM II. WEST.
For Comptroller Of Treasury,
MOSES r. BRAILEY.
Board of Public Works,
PHILIP V. HERRING
For the Constitutional Amendment,
YES.
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CO-PARTN ERSIIIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Part
J. nership under the name of Champney Il
Wright for carrying on the business Of Druggists
in nli its branches. All the claims due To and
flom the former firm OF lnscho h Champney will be
settled by us.
All those knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm of Inscho Champney, are urgently re-
ques,ed to title without delay it is very desir-
able that the books be closed soon as possible.
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
CHAS. WRIGHT.
Pcrrysburg, July II, 1867. 12c
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T EGAL N0TICE.--Notcs is hereby given that
IL Samuel Main, Administrator of Lorenzo Main,
deceased JAnnot Roper, Guardian for Hugh 8.
Philo, aud James Dunn, Guardian for Janus Nays,
have hled 10 the Probate Court Of Wood County,
Ohio, their accounts for final settlement. and the
same viii be for hearing on the 9th day OF August
A. ID. 1867.
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Peryshnrg, July is, 1867. l3s
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GESEsAL GRANT declares that the rebel
militia now organizing in Maryland 10 .
fol ee hostile 10 the Union.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
pETlTION FOn DIvORCE.

John Runtley, of Tymochtee, in the county Of
Wyaudott, aud State of Ohio, is notified that Mary
Buntley did, on the 24th day of July, A. ID. 1867,
file her petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the county
Of Wood aud State of Ohio, charging said John
Buutley with willfu absence, gross neglect Of du-
~ aud extreme cruelty, and asking to be empow-
cred TO dispose Of her separate property, to be di
voreed from said John Buntey, and TO have the
custody of children named which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term Of said Court.
NARY BUSfLEY.
BY GEoR0R STRAIN, her Attorney.
Dated July "a, 1867. 1Sf$6
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LArE adviees from Vera Cruz state that
The body of Maximilian will DO delivered
10 Austria. The remains are now on The
way to Vera Cruz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is composed Of Dress Goods, large stock, and
every variety, at very low prices,
Broa6 6cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskius, CottonadesI
Flannels, Domestics, Linen Goods, etc. e:e.
a complete stock, such as can be found nowhere In
Wood County, and at much lower prices than they
have been sold in times past.
The White Goods Department Is very extensive
in variety and low in price. 0-
Notions-a large and well assorted stock.
CARPETS! CARPETSi CARPETS I
A new and beautiful stock at very low prcos.
Ready-made Clothing.
Everything in this line and at prices that will
bloi ont all remembrance of a war.
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THE UNION PLATFORM.

Chairman Union Senatorial Committee,
PEpRysBuRa, July ., A. d. 1897.
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DETITION FOR DIvORCE.

bridget Mchahan' Court of Common Pleas,
Daniel McMahap. Wood County Ohio.
The defendant, Daniel NcMahan, will take no.
tce that the Oath day of April, A. d. 1867, the
plaintiff filed in the Clerks Office of said Court a
petition, the substance of which is that she has
been for more than year past and is now a bona
fide resident Of Wood County; that she was mar
red to the said defendant on about the 18th of
April, A. d. 1888, at Essex, in the State of New
York (; and that on about the 18th day of No
vember, 1865, and since, and especially on the Sd
day of March, 1857, said defendant has been guilty
of extreme cruelty toward the plaintiff in striking
her and otherwise inlicting upon her personal in
jury and abuse; and the prayer of which said Pc
tton is that she may be divorced from said de.
fcndant, Daniel McMahan, and such other and
further relief as the nature of her and equity
may require BRIDGET MoMAHAN.
BY KENT & SHANNON, her Attorneys.
Perrysburg, July 25, 1857. l3f 50
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.EGAL NOTICE.

4 EGAL NOTICE.
G. W. Mcdonald ppf, In the Court of Common
-; w.,,s.o ch,oo Pleas of Wood County,
D'' Wallace, def,s. a State of Ohio.
Said defendants will take notice that the said
plaintiff has filed his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Wood County, for the foreclosure of n
mortgage on tho west half of the northwest quarter
of section number twenty nine (20) in township
number four ~, north of range number nine (9l
Teast, containing eighty acres of land in Wood
County, Ohio, aud asking for sale Of the above
described premises, to satisfy debt evidenced by
two promissory notes, executed and delivered by
said Levi Wallace to plaintiff, bearing date March
2, A. D. l965-one Of said notes being for the sum
of 5000, due March 2, A. d. 1866. aud one for the
sum of $500, due Angus. l, A. d. 1867, both bear
ing interest from date. Said mortgage was given
by said defendant, Levi Wallace, to plaintiff, TO
secure said notes, duly stamped and recorded
March IA, 1865. The Court is also asked 10 rem
der judgment against said Levi Wallace for the
amount OF said notes and interest, and to decree
that said sale shall be free from the dover interest
OF said Chloe Wallace. Said petition will DO an
swerable October 5, A, d. 1867.
DODGE a. TYLER, Plff's, Att'ys.
Pcrrysburg, July lS, 1857. 1850 SO
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MERCHANDISE
r READ! READ!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
W.. j. HITCHCOCK

W. j. HITCHCOCK ~
TIAS again returned from New York City and
Il l. other Eastern markets, where he purchased .
large and well selected stock Of Goods comprising
Dry Goods, Notions, Ready-mads Clothingy
Gents Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Cutlery, Groceries, etc .,eto.,'
In fact every thing contained in general stock Of
Merchandise, all of which has arrived, and he Il
now offering at reduced prices.
The above stock was purchased for cash direct
from Eastern Jobbers, Importers and Manufacture
ers, at great reduction from former prices, and
aud will be sold at lower prices than any stock
of a similar kind has been offered in this market
for many years.
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MERCHANDISE.
Agricultural Implements.

ASllCu4Iu1@4 AAp4eA4eAGS'
NOW is the time for Farmers to order what Ma
IN chimes they want, and the
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
Is the place where you will find the largest assort
ment of
Agricultural Implements
In the county, among which the following
FIRsT-CLAss MACHINES
Warmers Revolving Sulky Rake
Is simple in construction, not liable to get out of
order, and durable. A boy can manage il without
the least difficulty. II took the first premium at
all the State Fairs in 1866.
Russell& Co.'s Belted and Three -hitched
First and Best Separators.
Cooks Celebrated Evaporators.
20 900 in use, all warranted and none returned.
1t is the most rapid boiler known and the most
thorough defecator. 1t has taken first premiums
Mt As State Fairs.
The Victor Cane Mill.
The testimony of thousands of operators proves
il to be all we have claimed the Victor Mill
~" have the exclusive right to sell in
Wood County all the above frst-class Machi res,
and have pamphlets descriptive of each free to all.
Eureka Cutting Box-a universal favorite.
Wood Mills-Lima, Norwalk and Eclipse.
Corn-Sbellers- Star and BurralPS Iron.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grain Drill.
beam, Cast and Steel Plows.
Wheel barrows and Road-scrapers.
| Farm Bells and Washing machines
| Well-pumps and Water-drawers, Churns, Reels,
Wheels, &c. Repairs for all machines.
You will also fnd at the Agricultural Ware
house the largest stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
In the county, together with large stock Of Cabi
net Turning and Broom handles.
F9s- The highest market price paid for Flax
! Seed. Good Flax-seed to loan to the Farmers.
WILLIAM CROOK.
| Perrysburg, July 25, 1867. 1zz
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CoSoREss sdjourned on Saturday until
the 2lst Of November.
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NOTICE.-E B. Finley, or his
III assigDees will take notice that George o.
HoukO has deposited in the Treasury Of Wood
County, Ohio, seventy seven dollars and seventy
one cents 10 redeem the west half Of the southeast
quarter and southwest quarter Of section II, town
4. range IL, sold a, Delinquent Tax Sale, January
is, 1895. s. B. PRICE, County Auditor.
POrrysburg, July 36, 1851. lsds
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Will Sell for Cash
The best Delaines for rs cents per yard.
Prints Wamsutta and Providence brands) fof
12X cents per yard.
Other Prints from Is to 20 cents per yard.
Bleached Cottons l21 10 rs cents per yard; d
stOnt article one yard wide for 20 TO 2z cents.
Brown Cottons from is to rs cents per yard.
Mems SaxOny Wool Hats,
good article for 81 each, and other grades AZ
very low prices.
Good Teas for 81 IS per pOsnd, and many
other Goods very low. In short, am bound to
sell -.>.s
Very Low for Cash,
and hope you will give me a call before purehas-
ing elsewhere. tefe
E5y At The old stand, cosper Of Front street and
Louisiana-aYenne, where hope to see you nlL
w. J. HITCHCOCK.
PerrysbuIg, Ohio, Nay J, 1867. szs
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Wood. County Union Convention,

7" YES. !"
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IF you are troubled with CataTrh, call and get
i DR.. n. II. Sselye's Remedy. For Dyspepsia,
get Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
THE DRAMA.

dry week el6ses tonight. IL is much 10 he hoped
that the gentle influences fsplng, as they start the
buds and the green grass viii also presently stimulate
10 brilliant unfolding the blossoms Of dramatic enter
prise The present aspect OF the theatrical garden ard
enoucb I'm All conscience Scarce bud is found wheTon
60 I1ase and mOraliLe. How the theatrlcai Week
rloses-tO drop metaphOr-may be seen ID DllS ancS
the announcements Ine serious ~ w oi,s
this evening. At the NewYOrk Theater, Mr. MARX
smith will have benefit tonight, appearing as
COIOafl Ddmas The Lady OF Lyons Miss l&eOste ls
regular season. at this Theater, is TO close on Monday
when Mr. Humphrey Bland will have beneTt, appear
ing as Meter Moss IN The Ticket OfLeaye Man"
"miltary drama is in preparation wheTewlth 70 lnaue
''The Black Crook" will be given at Niblo's today An
afternoon and evening performance OF Inc o
New-York" are in order at Barnum's Museum There
really occasion to speak Of this representation Inc
popular with certain class and il Never fails 70 attract
spectators Camille holds the stage of Woods Theater
where will be represented to-day at Matinee and also
tn the evening Mr. Bates plays 4rRgnf and Mrs Bates
foot" will be enacted, both at the Matinee and ~ re
evening Miss Mitchell pleases her admirers in tbs piece
scarcely than in the familiar but pes dsSimilar
"FanchOn." Her acting presents .tpe same sallaent
the pieces have often 5een reviewed in these
columns There sessas cal to reiterate such
~aualifjed praise as able 10 bestow, whether
hPOn the plays or upon Mss Mitchell herself A perform
The French ThSaier Madame Larmet enactng Luerese
mere will be afternoon well as evening perform
anee Circus fact that should be noted Tor the
cake OF the little folks The Bunyan Tapeaux may also
be seen this afternoon and this evening
Lester Wallacks play of " The Veteran" has lately
been revived, at the Boston Theater. Mr. W. NJ Ieman
Hayed Colonel Deiadr the Veteran. Mr. Booth has been
playing Hamlet there, all the week