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wRsTFRN NEWS.

ST. LouIs, Oct. 6.
The Salt Lake mail with dates TO the llth ult'
arrived st St. Joseph on the lst.
Political matters are quiet
The California and Salt Lake mail was robbed
by Indians in Carson Valley.
DR.. Forney, Supt Of Indian Affairs, was prepar-
ing to leave Salt Lake city for Carson valley
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y AfH l-atifsf q stpfpti9 hie tA1f4 4tA1A q
4. Tss srcnnsss Of fhr Fi5rafi0E Of fhs sfrias.
s, 1Asquaihy Of fAetOus
& ThesreagfE Of siyfag
Z Tie great length Of tyLic fe
That the public may judge themselves whether
styles Of pianos. rather Cd gy style which rejects
all modern improvements. and The Hss, Davis Cas- style
Pr0ussf and that old gss deny that
equal four and that loo lb weigh twice much any
viii Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of
men and leave ne rsAder to draw hs own conclusions
l, The Hallet, Dduis q Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make an
the same sized eGse.
The truth Of this statement may be At glance
on see disra Shs thoss that are bent nseess-y have
the rest or bridge pin inserted great distance from the end
in twain before teoud drawn up within octave Of
is We known that the reason sizoetavs piano does
o's ,s ne , 1s siA 8 s".Sf R.ne s
g. 6ast Davis Co piano s enabled send out
s and TeAH tone than sevenoetAVs plano Of any 0-f
?, The HaUet, Davis d Co. Pianos have a wider
space Betl0een the strings tEGn those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement Is equally plain fact
suits while bent string Tssuirss IN addition Isss dssFam
It's angle from the bridge the tuning pin The
they often hit another and AarIh while tbs perform
stret sTss have 20 n,ne rom te freely and
never clash against one smother.
3, The manner Of stopping the ribratiOH--
The Vbratou string in an pianos commences where
the hammer strikes IT, the bridge where s stopped lSes
diagram H.
The Of the violin the world Be ruined By
substituting poor bridge; thus proving that The Of
string Is ge3 by ne in which the vibration
Is stopped The vibration Of the string the H. plano
stopped with tts ocopper bell metal
diagram - giving 70 the string Sof fall mellow qud tone
while In all other the vibration Is stopped By upright
1oH pms lsee diagram b. giving thin irony
that has caused Thousands Of persons having hns musical
CARNATIONS TO eKcaim:
DO notle The irony tvAng Of plano It is far inferior
20 the full rich tone Of an organ. flute nelOdeon."
The that the strings in all other bent At the
bridge pin h that sharp angie Aas b made In orderto stop
the vibration In the r. d. C. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down arm thereon By
the Suspension Bridge. ISee diagram 5. B
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FROM NEW YORK. .

FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 6.
Action of the Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Comptroller on the proposal OF the Quarantine
Commissioners 10 remove Quarantine, plans and
specifications ordered.
We hereby SO far assent 10 the plan Of locating
the Quarantine upon one Of the shoals or banks in
the lower Bay of New York proposed by the Com
Dissioners OF Quarantine, as to enable them 10 OBJ
tain the surveys, plans and specifications necessary
TO determine as far as possible the cost, stability
and safety OF any works 10 be erected for that pur
pose and the effect of their erection upon the chan
mel and anchorage Of the lower Bay, provided thai
the said surveys, plans, and specifications be mad9
BY an Engineer or Engineers TO be appointed by Us.
Dated New York, October 9th, ls5s.
JOHN A. KING.
II. r. SELDEN-
J. z. CHURCH
twill seen on reference to the law for Quaran-
tine removal and the last report Of the commission
ers tnat this is as far as the Governor and his as
sociates can proceed in this matter hn the plans
are obtained.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purchased-On sPools
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other maehines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
rom large spool.
Sd. tits very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and docs not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
lth. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not nip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
Isbor are sinvited to call at the sales-rOom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use of machin'
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 80 per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop & Spangler's Block,
uh30dsm:19s Superior 81. up stairs.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 6.
In the case of George C. Bates vs.. the Illinois
Central RailT Dad for the possession Of the grounds
on which the depos of the company are located,
the jury last night returned verdict for the com
panY.
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THE SLAYER.

NEW YoRK, Oct. G.
The examination Of the mate and fEs Of the
crew of the sIaSe- Haflee, was commenced yester-
day before Com'r White. The affidavit on which
the prisoners were arrested states that the Haidee
received on board on the Coast Of Africa upwards
Of 100 negroes, of whom 200 died on the passage.
The Haidee was a small clipper ship formerly own
ed in Providence. She was sold last year 10 Por-
tuguese house at 0porto and sailed hence soon al
ter for that port
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y Just as we were going to press this
morning, fire broke out in Brooklyn Owing
to the distance we were unable to obtain par
ticulars.
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BosroN, Oct. G.

BosToN, Oct. 9.
The Brig Dolphin was announced to sail this p
N, or tomorrow for Norfolk to join the Paraguay
Expedition fitting out at that port
s n Couins Re-nominated by the Republicans
for Congress- from the 5th District Of this STATE
has written a letter declining the nomination
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ARRIvED.-The Schooner Harmon, Captain
Gale, arrived in port yesterday, from Liverpool,
"sOund and in good condition"
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BrNeHAnProN, N. Y, Oct. {

DINHHANFIUNl " Isf VCI. ..
Hon. R H. Duel, of Cortland, was yesterday
nominated for Congress BY the Republicans Of the
q st District.
against Oliver Hammond confined for the murder
Of his two sons last July. The evidence before
them showing him to be insane. The Sheriff took
him to the Asylum at Utica this morning
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Il REMEMBER the Festival tonight at Cha
pins Hall. Go. with your wife, daughter or
sister and if you have not sister of your own,
take somebody else's.
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Bankers.
j. Herdnlan & Co..


IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign snd Domestic Exchange, Unrurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended %
Drafts and Bills OF Exchange Great Britain, Ire land,
France and Germany We direct IN to suit, at
Sight and 20 days the following Banks and Branches.
ENGLAND.
Londt nBfessTs- Prescott Grote. Case Co, Bankers.
LiverpOOl-J. RaTned y Co Bankers.
MaIiChester-MeSsrs. Cunllffe. Books Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks OF Eaglznd and Branches hro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorksl-.rs District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank Of ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in all the principal cities and
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banli ing Co.
Greenock Banking 60. IN Glasgow and GreenOck,
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches.
We also furnish Draf for paw able the
pTlucIpal Cities Of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships, to OF
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germany can be cured al the lowest rates
For further particulars apply TO
seps J. HERDNAN l. Co.. as above.
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DAN RIcE.-This Snowman has been success
ful here, as, he is everywhere Should be stay
here week, he would have crowded audien-
ces every night
Long life and success to Dan and his trained
animals.
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LAID OvERy-The County Fair report must
be our excuse for the laying over of several ar
tices until tomorrow
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YRLLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 5.
Deaths by fever for thirty hours ending yesteF-
dau so
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BLACK RIOT.

CHATHAM, G. W, Oct B.
The greatest excitement exists here in eonse-
sequence of legal proceedings for not against a
body of negros for surrounding a train OF cars on
the Great Western Railway and forciby taking
therefrom a negro servant beloning to Ar Merlin
planter from st. Louis. Ten or twelve Of the not
ers have been bound over to be tried at the next
AssiZes-
The boy was taken Of against bis most urgent
entreaties, and is kept here prisoner by the ne
groes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported Oy the Union Telegraph,
JrrIcK, VIKINGS BLOCK, cORNKR or BANK AND
1T CLAIR sTREETs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-07

HoLLoWAY'S PILLS quickly remove Obnorious mat
ter rom the blood and thoroughIy cleanse and renoe
te system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
OF the Stomach and Bowels. Sold at the manufactures
No. 80 Maiden Lane New York and No IA strand Lon
don, and BY al Druggists . cts e2 cts and slOO per
boz. .s,g- Dan
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ERATu.-In an account of the Republican
meeting in Aurora, the types made US say
Twinsburgh when it should have been Aurora.
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N. II. sOLoMoNSoN.

N. II. SOLoMONSoN.
PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTcAN,
eps the largest OF the most approved kinds OF
PEcTACEES. Allhis glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
yof construction with the greatest so as TO
suit the eyes al curing Weakness, Dlzzaess OF
ISamafioH Of Eyes, and impartng strength Or long
reading OF fne sewing.
u n. H Solonons0n would here inform the puohe
shat he employs any the sale Of his lenses
q Also, splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES nj
CROSCOPES COAIPASSES &c, kept hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain perfect as natural
Eohos IS Superior street under the American Hotel
INN
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

The Royal Mail Steamship Canada arrived at S
O'Clock this P NJ, her news will be received in time
for the morning papers.
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WIGS /! WIGS +! I! WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPFEs surpass all
They are elegant, ligR. easy and durable
Fitting to charm--lo turning up behind-no shrinking
81 the head indeed tins is the only Establishment where
these thing are properly unders.c d and made
2s3 Broadway, New York
apZ2dSw6mSl W. FISKE. Cleveland. ohio. Agent.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
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GU1TAR.-J. H TIInalla Te@SheT Of the Gut
ar, Rooms at No Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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4, The eveHness Of the vibration ftks striua
housyer good string t produce no tone until
.ss and ne sysnsr The vibration The bssT tone
tens directly % and fro The hammer strikes on hs 6sr
reeeds RON The hammer In The H d CO. pa9o ~ =
motion o ne string s to return in straight direct line o its
motion is np, ao~n-up, down-adisfsaszL = -
The second motion Of the string in ali other h.
artes Of substance forms elbow Or and - s
sSs & f< = insrssy 3sesssAr mss. be drawn he tights
ne more rApidy viii vbrae and two sides Of bsut
f s o ss ny Srsn .nd s5 lower two sides edges
eed mp instead Of IL. returning direct line Il
ds or hgAtssf sss Of the angle or elbow and M ovss5t
re- ss Sseoss ,os and every time IL around
Eaien . smother cause Of the Of tone o he
5, The eUeRRess of one
This the tts fourf6 Fsatrrs Il h.u ,n,vIl
conceded hActthAt all Is prodaesd b. sa sa IA
hasss - hfEi0r1'ior, lie sreaa tAs tone
6, The SGlength Of string.
IN Why strings 80 ofsu break In he eop-p i.Ba
and Why they Invariably break Al the elbow or
the string being bent az ssP angie that poini sss
necessarily eontrae ted and outside or he elbow q he
string ssass ~ SA9S Za. Now II The whole sT1ln he
sng or plsno VII atty pounds foot (which
Is the na1ufaetart ssats and strain h svenly borne
the other; but any part Of he s.-inr ousbsf a.
soossd 70 bear tlis immense strain part Of Is ia.
eiay this the an vOodsn, ed pisnos as al od
philosophy slnpy his isss vsos II stTiss Ss
small 10 stronger than ha oft AMI can ony h rsDsd
= oy asserting that twice il moi lal tWo that twice
tEo does not make ou..
T. The great length Of time sAick the instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This the result or the 6tb seaufe Inasuuch As stiux
E-as By ErAing And Il viii readily Be seen that n strin
four feet In length bears strain Of 1ndred pounds eqas
y IN All parts Il VIII asn than e. quick a. haH
OF string bearing the same strain.
TIE ruth and philosophy Of The foregoing fses sr
ing and fcrcible that tbs question often 1sked DO
not other makers The ie and straight strnz
There Is bat II i Hred patent which
MY thousand dollars already offered but Which ~
sH edH pzrchgs Aessrs Haiet Davis Co prefer sup
ply TIE public with frH e1ss tifrks rather than
others TO DO H. any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Hslet Davis Co Piano IL
simple lucid and unansWersbe that win guarantee to sa
plano 10 any one who will refute is philosophy.
Cleveland. August 6 ls5a
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COUNTY FA1R-To-day will be the last of
the Fair this season, and its success is equal to
the highest expectations of its friends. Every
body should visit it tO-day-H lriA pay. Old
Cuyahoga has done well.
Stock viii be exhibited in the ring this fore
noon, and in the afternoon look out for some
tall riding in the nng by Ladies and Gents
Every department is well represented and
the utmost harmony and good feeling prevails
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMINARY
s. n. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principa

s. N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal
.uHautO autt 1
R,hngnu uasvsco
|
| in neb advantages
MY
! uIanhsIA nrrshr rb
BoARD LCSunsl pydSsn aavncs
| Next nommeocs nundsyS SIsmbzs wk
j nrha Inlrnah. ~ ppIt Pnnap
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w- ITO sMOKERS 3 CHFWERsT


ms Teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking OF chewing sFON
TAlNEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most ehectua dentrifees use. Ii whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and imparts to the breath 50 o.
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FoR SHAVING.-Its rich laiher penerates and sofs,.
the beard, prevents irritation and renders The one
easy and agreeable F. C. FoNTAINE Co sO5 Bro,d-
way. and No. AstOr House. New York. Sold BY Al,
- sepI5
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B-E. RUFFIM's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He Is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sep7
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n Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm 2Ol.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS,
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. z,Is5s.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Hams Johnsou-Aquarium for sale.
S1m CrObaugh not Dead-Loeal column.
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S pills

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, VI. ID {,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination OF ingredients these Pills are the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
heir operation and correcting al irregularities
Painful MensrustOns removing all distractions hether
from cold otherwise headache paia the side ualpita-
ion OF the heart whites all Affections htssres
fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills Invaluable as they viii bring on
he monthly Per1d with regularity ladies' Who have been
disappointed in tho Of oher Pills can place the utos
confidence in DIT CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
Thsre IS condition Of the female system N uAch The
Ps oazno be taken Eita0Ef producing PECULIAR RE-
suit Ths condition referred 10 Is PREGNANcY-the
result MISCARRIAGE. Saeh n, irTesstcbls feadeacy
Of The medicine 10 restore the ssral JEaeioas 10
eoafifloE, that tAs rrOdHue posser Of
resist a.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
jur0us. Explicit directions which be read accom-
pany each box. Price 81 by enclosing 81 TO
DR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAS, Box ASH, Post Office,
NeE York City.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOwN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGS
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers-St New York,
To SslOm sil wholesale orders should Be addrtssed
Seus Cald IN Cleveland nv WNT FISK
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All Kinds Of Musical instruments constantly Hand
Poihmak old Furniture good d the only
y be to anOs)O Onty5O cents
hand
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J. b. Barnes Co., ProprietOrs of The Cleve
AMI Plumbing Works, Atwzter Block are prepared
with srse force OF experienced workmen doing every
escrp iOn of PLUMBING the thorough manner on
he most scientific plans, reasonable terms and on short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
iZes, Bathing Tubs OF cast iron aad wood lined W IN
innedeopper steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
pipes, Leather and India Rubber Hose every desr1u 10
sf Brass and Plated Cocks. including the PaenI Secos
a Cocks reoeatly introduced Wash Rowls AID an Kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand An
NofA NAIfAhleo rG.dEwtf.
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PUsLIc MEETISs-Hon Edward Wade, Mem
Der of Congress from this District, will address
his constituents on Monday evening the llth Of
October inst, at the old Court House in this
city A general attendance is requested.
JOHN A. FOOT,
Chairman Rep'n. Cen. Com.
Cleveland, Oct. 4, ls5s-td.
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The following premiums were awarded up to
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A. P Winslow, Cleveland,pOtatOes,a ad. prem.
P. Herrick, East "a water melons, lst
prem
John Marshall, Brooklyn, yellow onions, sd
prem
white " LIST prem
q" red "
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ENOR SALE-A NICE BUILDING
Il LOT Female Seminary Consisting Of one or two
acres, 81 purchasers option VIII Be sold cheap.
E0R SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
Euclid streets, lOts-50Xl32 feet
PRoSPECT sT.-NeaT Hudson street SO1lSO feet Also
ROCKPORr.-Seven acres miles from the city near
GRisT MTLL,-wATER PoWER-TTh acres Of
land dwell2g and barn % miles from the city Mill and
5000; sSa, ROUSE s 3 SIlE.;lSI JENNINGs: St3s.,
EOR RENT-A number of desirable
Il OFFICES & ROOMS-On Superior street and Pub
ma, D., r,! ROUSE 133 s i Jennings,
| nor SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
l. CoTTAGE-Eight RcOms-Sith god Lot Barn, &c
IN AS T2le 8TS9E7ns7T is. Berry sSseetsl5O
! FIFTEEN ACRES-Four miles east of the city.
EOkIY ACREs-oi good Farming land-21s miles IRON
4 LARGE WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE, AMI
- Wa - ROUSE s JENNINGS.
jnl23 Real Estate AGENTS.
E0R RSALE.-Vacant Lots-On Hud-
| u son. Garden, Scoyie and Maple SITS Some VeTy De
STEAM saw AIlLL--l5 m.esby X. R. from the City,
GRIST MiLL-wATER PowER-wth great fall
stone; good dam and buildings and machinery Ia sood
LAKE sT-Nesr the Car Shops, one and a-half story
house and lO.-S4oo.
/ 5G 5GACRES-One mile from City line West by Plank
Road Good soil One and ahalf s.oy frame house, barn
stables, &c.-Ss0 per
| FOR SALE Or XCHANGE.-KINsMAN ROAD
miles from the Court fse Seventeen OF land
vel cultivated with nice cottage house
barn. orchard aud VARIETY Of fruit and shade trsesaso
acres Of timber. Will sell very lO~ and receive pay
PARKMAN ST;-HSass and lot si.sOO Exchange fol
| farm or Western lands.
WISCONSiN-A large amount Of lands well situated, Il
exchange for goods Ofvarous kinds good City
| CEDAR ST.-Near Perry-A vacant lot los Il frunt-t
sell OF exchange for small house and lot Superi0
/ street.
| VACANT LoTS-Two good lots on Garden St, to sci
low for cash time
| WARRENSVILLE-22 Acres near the center witt
good house, barn. orchard Scto exchange gos
juls ROUSE & JENNINGS. 50 SUPERIOR ST.
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Special Notices.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.

II average nearly twenty three
Oc6 dkw Am 2l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

himself thought That the Cheyennes should have pre-
vented from attacking the Paunees, or any other
ton, within sight OF the Flagstaff; and Colonel
May, who s now in command Il Fort Kesr-
ny, promised that II khe Cheyennes should
venture again TO make fort he would chas
tse them. The talk with the Pa the formal
exception, gave manifestations OF the weight which toe
generals counsel had with them and Of the fear with
which they regard him.
We remained day at Fort Kearny setting out the
23d ult and accomplishing the journey Leavenworth
In ten days. We heard that should 6nd band OF
Arrapahoes on the Little Blue, but when we there
We found merely the traces OF their We learned
Afterwards that they bad entered into alliance with the
Cheyeppes to make the Pawnees, but that they
he'd rot arrived at the rendezvous in time The reckless
bravery of the Cheyennes may be guessed at from the
fact that forty OF them provoked battle with thou
sand Pawnee warriors, and in close proximity to the
United States troops both in fort and camp. deserves
to be mentioned that Pawnee boy, fifteen years OF age
was the person thai rescued most Of the horses.
On the return the revele generally q. three o'clock
A. NJ and the vehicles commenced 70 at five. Gen.
Harvey certainly energetic officer the march ~
Ia Known from experiences; and II the opinions of the Of
ncers may be taken authority on the subject no
would have dealt with the Mornoo difficulty In q much
prompt and decisive way than that in which IL has
been dealt with by the civil and military authorities Ia
Utah. But this question will doubtless fall under
in the ed tora columns or this paper for which
further remarks upon are now unnecessary Mr. Foy
desires to make Of the cordial courtesy
and attention which he received from the General and his
staff during the trip.