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New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
FUYFRAL or MRS. HA Wiley.

HARTFORD, March G.-The body of Mrs.
Senator Hawley was removed to Asylum Avenue Con
gTegatiOnal Church at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing Floral offerings including gifts from Miss
Cleveland. the 9Th Connecticut Regiment Senator
Stanford. Henry f. Gilig and the Washington g. A. r.,
were arranged about the coffin, which was opon fl ON
1890 I'LL The funeral party arrived AT p. H..
followed by the Grand Army Post In full rank. The
church. Of The largest the city, ned TO
flowing with friends from all parts Of the country, the
Governor ard staff, city officials and prominent citzens.
The Rev Joseph Twlchel conducted the service. The
pall-bearers were all OF the old 7th Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

"What II have defeaceI" said young law student.
Abuse the plaintiffs attorney" answered his foxy Old pre-
ceptor Having absolutely defence against the charge OF
qUucAery, Of which their circular. convict them. the
proprrtcrt z the Original only patented plastes
are npagng about ryug 10 put their accusers the de-
cI7Nc and divert the public from themse But
IT. won't work The genuine medicinal ana curative qualities
Of BeusOus pasters and their sup'rOrity the
hccs o; lSij has boan settled by ali the authOr
physicians. chemist pharmacists druggi4s impartial
mbOn iures ana tho Look sharp FOR limitations,
such "tap.cn" Cap-cue" and "Cdpsicdm plasters.
LAanlnC trl ,cuIIks on The nasteIs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
GENERAL WEBB NO BETTER.

The condition of General AlexanderS S. Webb
was slightly improved yesterday morning This was
due TO good nights rest but the day advanced the
unfavorabe symptoms OF tho day before returned and
at late hour last evening the patients condition
showed no Improvement He is suffering from com
pieaton Of disorders aud has been confined 20 HIS home
more less closely for weeks His physicians do
not LOOK for any sudden change In his condition.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

The artists and staff of the Metropolitan
Opera House gave 10 Edmund C. Stanton, the director,
testimonial supper IN the assembly rooms last evening
There were fifty present, including number OF The
directors stockholders Mr.. Stanton made snort
speech thanking the members OF his stan for their Kind
expressing his pleasure the manner In winch
they had ned their duties
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
ANOTHER sUIrAGAMSr Ex7JUDGE HILTON

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST EX-JUDGE HILTON
Alexander Stewart, the Vermont farmer
rno claim. n he an heir to tho
estate OF A. T. Stewart, has hlod
complaint in tho United states Court In an equity sul
against ex x-Judge Henry Hilton. to recover 9-ooooo
stewart has been adudged unatici Vermont ana 'ho
action Is brought by his guardian, Bonamn f. "neu'"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

IAN II iInnond. Professor ana Mrs DorHllus Joan G
bert sir Charles Peters Bsron and Ii:rores7 Won siam
WIZ Mr. and Mrs Edward VI. Knox Colonel t. t. James
MIR aDd Mrs W. H. Graubccy Mr.. john H'-e!1w. Cen
eral and Mr.. g. " ,lmcI III. a:d Mrs.. y. G. troiy
Dr. 4. RuppIner, General and ~ nn,yee, M; ana ana
george H. WARREN NJ. II. Mallory. NJ. and Mrs. Bur
bank tho E-v DE- Mcdowell. ", G. Taylor and Colonel
.nnrI.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

TRIDUsg OFFICE. March II a. m-Ihe chansoS
In the barometer yesterday were slight The temper"
turo RANGED between go and I2o, tho average jJ41
being i2o higher than on Friday. A..
Slightly warmer fair weather may DO expected TO-DAY
in th!s city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

try autl Ogitrs at DOmbny gave entertainments and
diHn ~ for The pope OF the BruHhd9 and IN retGri
series OF receptions Gvea board the yacht The
AiuuhilHa Is expected 10 b1 reported at Singapore
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
IR. RUsKIA,S LOVE STORY.


The early love of great men Is tayOrltc
topic in those days with Tic mi"or Try OF literature ~
EUstn IS dcpriSing tAcW OF ~ east one oPpoi Hny,
for he is himself telling his frat owe story IN me hcN
captcr Of nj, autgbiugrphy, the first part or wicE We
noticed on saturday he turns from III Isle ana dahtL-
love. Ir Domecq's four daughters came soon
II.rHe-!llh Iucy were NIFlldc HHu
I.l'sc and Ccrllc and Caiolinc-"a most curious
alayy or southern cross OF uucOncc.yod stars. floating
on a Sudden into my obscure nrIHlneht OF iohGuh
snb,i,h / was thrown. bound hand nd loot IN my
unaccOm pished simplicity, nio the merry lhnhce' or
fiery cross OF these four gris-whO o4 course rc'necu
ne to mere heap OF white ashes In FOUR days. f9nr M
DAYS. at most Il took 70 REFUGE me 20 ashes Dut the
'McrcrcIi des cendras lasted -four years.
MIR. RCsKIN AS TRADDLES. TOOrS. AID WlNKIE.
II was Cloidc c'Aitlc Clotle IN fGil. bnt called
hcr Adele because it rhymed to shell. SPELL ana kuci
who reduced tho poor boy TO ash-; ana here Is Tue
description that he gives of mis- love maSinC
" In my social behavior and mind was curious COM
binaton Of MI Iraddies, Mr. Ioos' alI Nr. i9hg;
had the real tdey and singlenindsdnrss or MI Irau,
dee with the conversational ability OF Mr. IOot> ana
the heroic ambition OF Mr. Winke-aI utsc IT,
Illuminated my Imagination like ME COppcFheId
at his first Norwood dinner Ny shyncss and
unpresentableness further stihoucd. or. rather
sanded, 10y patriotic and Protestant conceit, when
that. while In company sat jealousy m.serablc Ike
stock fish in truth, imagine looking Ike nothing TO-
much as n skate in an aquarium trying TO get up the
glass; Oh any blessed occasion Of tetcatcte endeaV:
ored to entertain my Spanish.born. Tarisbred, aud
Catholic hearted mistress with my own views upon thc
subjects Of the spanish Armada tho battle oi.Naeroo
ana the dOctriue oi lransubstantation.
LOVES TRIBUTE IN FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING
To these modes of recommending himself MIR Rushn
powers, ad is 10 his carly love that we owe most or
those scattered poems which originally interned In
highly treasured by Ruskiuian bihophois The first
OF them "The Last smile and prose legend (con
represented typical OF what my own sanguinary ana
adyentarous dspo'on wonid have 0cen haI pSSn cen
specimens OF the songs, which VIC accordingly reprint
from the 1857 annual:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
AUSTRIAN OFFICERS AT CASTLE GARDEN

The officers Of the Austrian war-ship DOnau
visited Castle Garden yesterday. They said that they
had heard much about Castle Garden in Austria that
they did wish to leave NewIOrk without seeing IT,
Superintendent Jackson did the hoDors of the Castle ana
explained the operation Of the different departments
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
MnoNsrErcK MELANCHOLY.


The fair Adele accepted the verses not. alas at an in
the spirit IN which they were offered over the Maid
/ Ell Guictta" in which al her pcricctiOnS were pOr
trayed she laughed in ripping cCstasics OF dcrlspn
which bore the pain OraYey for the sake OF seeing
thoroughly amused" " and when her lover sent after
her to Paris letter, "scyen quarto pages long de
scrptive he desoatOus and solitude OF HcTuc Ill.,"
her sisters say that "sAe lad really read H. and
laughed immensely al the French As for the old peo
PIE, they took 1t all very quietly
/ Mr.. DOmeCQ, who was extremely GoOiNGturCd, ana
a good Judge or character, rather liked because lie
brans which would III time in the Interests oi
the business he perfectly ready To give me any OF
his dau ghtcrs liked. who could also be got TO like
bat considered that the time not come to talk OF
such things My father entirely OF the same mind
My lnOthcr-wBo looked upon the idea OF my marrying
Roman Catholic too mOnstr0us 10 bc possible N the
DEGREES OF Heaven, ard too prcpnscrOus to bo even
guarded against earth-Was rather annoyed at the
whole business, as she would have been II one ~ her
chimncys had begun smoking, but had not the slightest
I notion house on urc.'
With the boy himself 1t very different. lie was
not q whit da he'd back OF his daily swelling foam
OF furious deceip and be had at any rate gained "a
AMI glorious sense OF the newly revealed miracle OF
the world no had TIL then sought by lis light alone"
But the be sat under the mulberry tree I'm the
back garden writing Venetian tragedy in which tue
Of his soul were to he cnshrncd IN
. immortal verse. Mr.. Euskin fOrgcts all else
that took place in that year: 4" II Is
HILL where could the last turn OF the road TO Paris
Here ia his frank summary OF the situation -
had neither resolution to see Adele, the courage TO
do without her. the sense TO consider what at last
20 OF il all OF the grace TO think how dl-agrccaOle
was making myself at tho time to everybody about
There really no more capacity or Intelligence
in than in just nedged owlc, - Just opcu-eyed
puppy, disconsolate at the existence OF the moon"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
TIE WEATHER REPORT
GOvERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-FOr New England,
westerly winds; slightly warmer. fair weather
For the Middle Atlantic states, westerly winds;
slightly warmer fair weather.
TIIHlTyg LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
GpeclIl Notices.

Art Edward Schencl. Auciionccr
FOREIGN AND AMEkICAN
PAINTINGS. 49,
Two hundred four examples by many Of the famed and
MASTERS OF THE AGE.
10 on free Exhibition at the
SCHENCk ARr GALLERY. II CEDAR-STp
Uni time OF sale,
WEDNESDAY,, THU URSDAG AND Friday 49,.
MARCH 10. IL AND II. AT 3 O'CLOCK EACH DAY
Every ihimg in Homeopathy.
UUNpUlusYS' HOMEOPArHIC SPECIFICS.
VLrERINAEY SPECIFICS. wlrCH HAZEL OIL,
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MEDICINES,
Medicine Cases. Pellets. sugar OF Mix, &c.
MANUAL bound In CLOTH and GOLD, Free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
100 utO-st Only Branch store o-3 Broadway New YORK
Durhnm system Of House Drainage.
Rest plumbng. Used in the buildings. such asst
NEM. YORK tOr)CANCEK HO~ L. new CENTURY
MAGAXl y building etc Cost greatly reduced Cheapest
work FOR small houses. send for new pamphlet. -
DUKHAM HOUSE DRAINAGE CO, l5ss 90 W. s<tsI
Physicians aud Chemists
Please test samples furnished II dosred)
ANTONINI a cos
EXTRA SUPERFINE
ITALIAN SALAD OIL. -.
And N you find absolutely PU RE OLIVE OIL recon-
mend II patients and friends ana so place
obligation JAMES T.. SMIrH, Importer House estipilshou
1891 as aud a. Park Place, Hewfork Az LaAesIehcAsO
and Ia Hue fAntin Paris.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIEs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
5periaI Noilces.
Thc Morgan Collection.

on EXHIBITION FRoMo \ NJ ToIa NJ DAILY
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
AND ENGRAvISGs, &C. &c.

The entire collection % be sold absolutely without rescrva
by order o; WM. MOiR esq Administrator beginning
MONDAY, SrH INST. AT $50 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
SONG IN "LEONI.'

Full broad and bright IS the silver light
.Of moon and stars on flood and fell;
But IN my heart ls starless night,
For am come TO say farewell
! do not ask "A tear but while
In:er where | must not stay,
Oh. give me bur a parting smile,
TO Hight me on my lonely way,
To shine brilliant beacon star,
10 my reverted glance. aiar
ThrOagh midnight, which can have 10 morrow
Ger the deep, silent surge OF sorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

THOMAS F. KIRBY. AUCTGONEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS.
OFFICE 6 EAST 23D-ST
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

..+sEPARATE CATALOGUES OF THE BRIC.A BRAt
AND ETCHINGs. ENGRAVINGs AND BOOKS NOW
READY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

NoTICE-ADMIssION TO THE GALLERIES DURING
THE SALE WILL BE BY TICKET ONLY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

TIES TWO THOUSAND PLATES. LIBRARY OF FINE
ART AND STANDARD BOOKS. RARE OLD ErCHlSGs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

JADEs Old EyAMELs. BRoNzEs. SCULPTURE IN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

THE VALUABLE ORIENTAL PoRcELAINs. sTEnL
ING SILVER. CAMEOGLAss EUROPEAN CERAMIC.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30
HI M0RGt'S.

When a singer voice fails, he canno
take up his notes,
No man would hang picture framo
because of itagilt.
A friend in need is A friend who gen.
erallv strikes you for 4 quarter.
wo,,,h ,,,,..-,., ,..;.,s, l,a,.,,,,.s ,,,;.
to.,,s -, ..,;.u,r fa,,
A, overdue s,e.e,e,- the tca.kc.tle
.ho, fa;,ad 80 ho,, ,,;.,. =. ,.u,t ran;fi,v
-a' : ''''','''''. ''''' ~
-'''' my '''' IL ''''-' SAT =, y "
Su'' . lo'iS "A'S'' ~ N'''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30

fAnd you say you would die for me,
George?"
'De for you Yes, thousand
deaths"
''1ou are a noble man, George."
My darling, you ID not ka " me
yet
"Well, dearest, | donot wish YOU to
die for me, but | Will tell YOU what yol
can do for ne to show your sffec
ton.
"What is it my darling? Shalt pluck
the stars from the ceruican dome? Shall
| say to the sea, ha, ha, cease to flow, for
my love wills il. Shall tell yon bright
and inconstant moon that is glnting the
hill tops with her light, that she must
not shine on thy face too rough y
haw
"No, George, no." she smiling said
~ do not wish you 10 attempt such i'm
possibilities Al! [ ask OF you IS
this
yes, my darling"
"AlI ask Of you IS this-don't cal,
again"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30
Life's Bitterness.

This Is the bitterness Q! life 10 know
That love les no: in front, bu. far bekind.
That 10. for yio,ent searching shall We fEs.a
A sweet faced rose o. hope beneath times
Snow,
Nor any flower ot new joy he,ov
The furTows swept BY tin aa:amnl wind.
Nor anv corn stalk where tho flailiens bind
The golden ears III long. laughing row.
This is the bitterness OF life TO fevsl
The slow -liInboi noisolna minutes crawl
away,
But no. 10 mark hv any happy pal
OF silver tsr - tSe passing of a aay.
Tarrying till ocs now coasclolsncSs doth
steal
Into deaths pine wool damp. obscure and
grey.
G,,,-re B1rtasr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30
Judge NOl.

We may measure by our measure,
We may judge our fellow dust,
We can see "a man Ger seeth,
And may think om judgments just,
But the hidden springs Of action
There is none bu God can know;
On!F He can -oc the forces
That are working yea! or woe.
There are deep and unseen currents
M,viuE all mankind along:
There are powers for good OF evil
. hat impcl the human throng.
There are motives born Of ages
Artua'iig every life;
And IA. Witness who, eternal
kuo" Il" victor III the strife.
Nrs Uaitic couch Foster.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30

odo Add t1-.t.-l5 iaI aOoEc the average,
but my parents were old fashioned ueo-
pie, and their ideas ran N narrow grooves.
They disapproscd 0, Inc stage, 50 Alice
left Us. Whether she is dead or living
we know not, but wherever she is, I am
sure that she cannot but be good ana
true and pure"
Abby James eye fl under his calm
glance. She w4s a l.,t,c sorry now ,ha:
She had chosen to come hlthcr and bear
the news herself
Somehow, Mr. N.Ilars had taken i. in
different spirit from what she had an
ticipated. And Ella, soft. lanenidl :.
moiulatel voic. broke on the constrain-
cd silence Ike drops Of silver dew
Il have been an actaess, AMI perhaps
| should still have cen on tie stage. she
said, had il not been for circumstance
Ny father dealt in stage properties, and |
was brought up 10 the business, bat still
never liked 1t. But one cannot easily
step out Of the path where ones feet have
been placed. especially if one IS wo-
man.
However, the turning point came at
lat Our leading lady fell sick ola
contagious fever, in 4 lonely village where
VIC had stopped to play one night. The
manager packed up cverythingi in a panic,
and babe Us all 10 b" ready to 30. tod
him I could not leave Mrs Montague
alone. He said that # left the com
pany thus should never return to it.
"Wcu, what could l DO, The stage
was my living, it was true, but our leai-
ing lady had no friends. It would have
been inhuman 10 desert her, so | stayed
behind and took care Of her She died,
poor thing. and it swallowed uo all my
earnings to bury her decently.
"And then I tried here and there to
earn my living as best | could. | was
not always successful. More than once
| have been hungry and homeless; but,
heaven be praised, I have always found
| friends before the worst came to the
worst. Now vou know ALL" she con
! ciu led quietly, leaning up against the
! door, where the swinging scarlet beans
made a fantastic background for her
face.
Mr. Eillars had advanced step OF two
toward Eliza as she spoke; his gaze had
! grown intent.
''This-this leading lady Of whom you
MENTION" said he, with an effort. DO
YOU remember her name? Her real name,
l mcan?'
They called her Katharine Montague
on the bills said Eliza IF she had
any other name, she never told me what
it was l say if, because because
Oh, Mr.. Vilars,7 l never quite understood
it before, but there is a look in your eyes
that reminds me Of her. | have been
startled by the familiar expression many
!; time, but | never could convince my
self where the link of association be
longed. And-and | still keep a litti,
Photograph Of her that l found in hel
Bible after she was dead. | kept then
both Wait, and l will bring them t.
you."
Mr. Villars gazed at the picture in 81
lcnce Mrs. Leeds uttered i little cry o.
recognition.
"Heaven be good to US" she walled
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-10-30

and the woodlark, the spccklcd eggs Of
the robin and the pearl-gray treasure Of
the whip-poor"iIl.
'IIe seems to be taking notion to
her" said Mrs Leeds to herself. as She
eyed the pair shrewdly from her milk
room window. ':Well, why shouldn't
hc2 It's true he's minister and nv
own nephew; but in my mind Eliza is
good enough for any man. Ny sakes.
won't Abby Jane Clark be mad7 If ever
girl wanted to be parsons wife, Abby
Jane does"
Thus things were progressing, when
one day a smart young tralesman from
an adjoining town came to board out his
fortnight's vacation 1T Deacon Clar.'s
The Clarks were wei -to-do family;
but the deacon was little close in his
financial administration, and Mrs. Clark
and Abby Jane were not ayer9e to earn
ing new dress now and then out Of the
rent Of their big spare room. And Mr.
Trudkins brought tcttor Of rccommcn-
dation from riond in Packcrton, and
hc dressed in the latest fashion, and had
a big black mou,tachc that overshadow-
ed hi, upper lip like 4 pcnt- house.
Goa, ma, how very gcnteel he is"
said Abby Jane, all in a tluttcr Of admir-
alton.
"a very nice young man indced,"
responded the dcacon's wife
And the very next week, Abby Jane
came down to the Leeds farm house
"Have you heard this news of your
Eliza?' she asked of the farmers wifc,in
a mysterious whisper.
Eh!" said Mrs Leeds.
"She's nothing but a play actress,
said Abby Jane, nodding her head until
the stuffed blue bird on her hat quivered
as if it were alive. "Mr. Aphonso Trud-
kins saw her himself in the Great New
York Combination troup". She was acting
{. woman who was married to Cuban, md
lost her pocket handkerchief, and was
aftcrwarl choked with the pillows off
the best bed. Dcsdemonia her name was,
;hink.'
"Well, and suppose she was?" said
Mr.. Leeds, who was too good general
to let the enemy see what havoc had
been carried into her camp ''Nhat
thenl"
'What thcn7" echoed Abby Jane.
"'Wen, do declare, Mrs. Leeds, l am
surprised"
~ don't believe word of it, said
Mrs. Leeds, detiantly
But Mr.. Trudkins saw her with his
own eyes" cried Abby Jane. flushing
. scarlet with Indignation. "He knew her
the minute he looked at her yesterday in
church. Elizabeth Ellcsmerc her name
was, hc says, in the advertisements, and
+ She danced dance, with a yellow scarf
and lot Of roses, between the pieces,
making herself olt to be a 5 panish man
dolinc player It's enough to make ones
hair stand on end to hear Mr.. Trudllins
tell abour it"
at don't DO 70 believe all one hears, y
said Mrs Leeds, losing ali count of tho
eggs she was breaking into a china
bowl, in ncr Consideration, "And
~t"plcrG,le does heat ali for gossip"
.,WeIl yot; can @~N her yourself, IA,
The National tribune., 1886-03-18
GOING BACK ON CHINA.

Mr.. Henley (Cal.) introduced bill abrogat-
ing all treaties heretofore made and now op-
erative between the United States Government
and the Chinese Empire in so far as they or
any of them provide for recognize, or permit
the coming of Chinese to the United States,
and i'll so far as they or any of them inhibit
the United States from absolutely prohibiting
the coming of Chinese to the United States !;
and repeating all acts of Congress in so far as
they or any of them recognize or permit the
coming of Chinese to the United States; and
absolutely prohibiting the coming of Chinese
to the United States, excepting only diplomatic,
consular and other officers, and prohibiting
the landing of any Chinese therein, excepting
only such diplomatic and other officers. A SINH
lar bill was introduced by Mr.. FELTON,, also of
California.
The National tribune., 1886-03-18
WhitnGy'SP Patent Clothes and Carpet BGatGp.
DELIGHTS Eyerybody. sells M sight.

Send 25 cts for sample and terms TO agents. Money
funded if not satisfactory 1t has three tempered steel
whips, which will bend double and for removing dust
from Clothing, Farsstarpcts and UphGlstered
Furniture, Is worth dozen sticks. Send - for 4
dozen small size 50 dozen large size and YOU can
sell them to your nefghbOrS in half an hour.
z. +. Geek, WALLlNGFORD, CONN.
Mention The National Tribune.
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LADIES WANTED

To decorate Birthday and Easter Novelties Easily
learned good prospects for steady employment and fair
wages Materials furnished. and ail work mailed post
maid For full information address DECORATIVE ART
WORKS Boston. Mass =. q. Box 5liS.
Mention The National Tribune.
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yITANTED-By W. W. King DOniphan Mo-The ad-
w dress of VIM MCDermOt, Hospital steward, st Cal,
and John Mason, Co b 1st Cal, who in hos
pita ut Ft Yuma in 1861 and o. 24E2t
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WANTED-ADDRESSES.

Advertisements for addresses Inserted uHer IRIS head as
the rate Of Jy oeEt5 for three finsS address replies 70
advertisers.
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YSTANTED-By c. 3. Fox, Bliss IdahO-The address
w of Chas V. Robinson aud J. Clare McGregor Co.
c, 47th ILL., any cOmrade who at Gen ]. B. Stead
mans Headquarters, Augusta, Ca in Summer Of 1866.
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Comrades:-Send for my new illustrated
G. A. Il. Catalogue. T.. A. ARMSTRONG.
Detroit, Mich.
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WTANTED-By S. B yieIe, Tecumseh. Neb.-The i'd
w dress of any member OF Co II, 95d n Y, in 1863
any member bake shop, ConvaleSCent Camp Va in
1S6; meIaber at cOored camp, Co. H. 9th V. R. c.,
in 1864 and 90. 240-2t
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ySTANTED-By Mrs Lucy Norris, HOllOwelI, Me-
w The address of any officer COnrsde that knew OF
Benz. Richards, o. Co NJ. "a N Y (Harrs) Light Cav,
receiyinsa slber wound of head.
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WTANTED-By W. t. Pnnick, Newton Stewart Or
w ange Co. IndThe address Of any members Of Co.
4, Cav. VI. VI. Brigade.