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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23
DrnQB
GRAEFENBBRG
Family Medicines.
HOME rEsTfMoNY.

HARTFORD, Trumhull Co. Ohin, March u 1851
hereby certify that have been dealing M the era n
berg Medicucs for tle past year, and truly say bat
have nuvcr offered any medicines tu The public that have
met with the decided Hppruhu OF the people like these
par icularly the Pills and Cuthulcun They will readily
i've form all n than is promised for them have
sold about CITY bottles OF the Cahohcon the past season,
and hear the best results In every case.
]. n, G. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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GUERIFF a. SPECIAL MASTER'S

GIIERIFF q SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Notice is erebyg ven that b. virtue ofa plu-
ues urero sale ed from the Court Of Cumm1I pleas
CuyuhOIa County The slt ot john COlomtu ngist
NJ Bntiy ct. al 10 directed, slul offer for
stIe Ht puhic AuttiHu the Of the Court House.
ION Souecu and Champaiu stree IN the CITY Of
Ceveland in said Couuly he 4h day June l5i9
O'Clock p NJ osad day, the following described prpmls
rs, to Wi tho township of WargnsvIlo being
No ia the llth range OF townships the CuuuCl urut
Western Reserve IN the Sta OF Ohio and which rs also in
the County Of CuyahOga, AID kuusu OY being part Of
lot g. and huuuLat rs lows tginuiug the
road running Bel ord running south lands owned by
GeOTg Lbey, ih- nee east aln SAID lie 10 red, thence
ssut al the line tO lauds uwne by AlsOm Sallshur
along said iue To the centre Of he Cvt unG
and IhagIn Falls Plank Road hence along sad Dad to
the pBCe beginning sUup scd to COutUn thr Hcres bu
gIbect to the Cleveland AID hahObing Rauuad rum
through It. Appraised at 1919.
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nswEnn MARKEr-NIn, 2l.

my TELEGRAPH
Flour-In moderate demand sales from Milwaukee
Club wheat SB,75Cg7.
heat-M1rke Impressed AVID queti hlll. club nominal
at 81 40; white Canadian Sl.sOGl ,96,
COru-NOue IN market.
Oals-Quieti 51lDjs for Canadian.
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CfooI Notifes.
7RIFE5S SALE.--Pursuant 10 the

CHERIFk'S SALE.--Pursuant TO the
- o1mmqnd OF two orders of sale issued iromthe Cgur
Gu.umuu Pleas OF Cuvnhuga County Que lt the sui u
frhu Hooper 81 Al pmuih uguinst Marcus Cauhmap " a.
liant and "a the suit of Robert Hopper ot w pins
.dCfts shall offer inr sale NJ fuunt Auction az the
the CUuu House (curuer OF Seneca md thampaiu
rec in the city OF in Cuynhoea County,
he 81 ay q My, 1850, % O'CLOCK ? NJ Of said dy,
ho following described lands and irutmcnts, wit stu
u the CIV of Cevaland, CuynhUga COUNTY aud state
f Ohm, and blun ed as follows Beginning ~ he suutl-
vest lrner OF OF sud swnsd by Frodeuck Vince tn
Lake stree thouce running nor hery aoug sad Wagc
itus wes line t32 et TO ian cupiud by NJ. BunetG
hence westerly with sail Ruruet IS line SO feet, thence
uhdrv parable with said Wagulin's line 20 Lpke street;
hence westerly along said Lave street to the place OF he-
unuuE, being the slmc premises conveyed 20 Marcus
tauinAu and Marcus Rggenberggr, two OF he dei,nl-
nts BY W Fttch u Marshal by order OF ihe Couri,
pt h. 1855, Vol IS, page 3i5. Ann ased ~ slsOO
ID T.. WtGHrAfAN, sheriff
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JHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

y cpmmaud Of order Of snle issued from the
urt of Common PeaS Of 1uynh9ga county az me sut oil
nd others defe d3nts, TO me directed, l shall oheT
Ir gllc at public auction, at the door Of the Court
ti sc (on the nf seneca and Ohamplan seots
the citY Cleveland iu sid County on The an dny VI
described lands aud tel emeuts, TO wit Situate 40 the
township Of Chugin Falls 10 the state o OHIO aud WhCh
also IL the County ~ Cuyahosa, which Is known by
tie whole lois and part Of lot g. and is bounded
follows wit: west hv Water street, south by &c ire
tre east by alley running from Pearl street 70 toptt
street aud north by pnrt ut said lot No decided 70
Adm Grant aud situated in the viugo Of Chuern Falls
be the SINE les subject to all legal highways
Npp''' S"O D.L. wIGHTMAN sheriff.
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Rates Of Fare

Frum CLEVELAND va
CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class, Cleveland To pe rut...........,.s 90
First class, Cleveland D. Chicag0........-. $40 90
" St Louis .......-.. " o.
Iowa Cty..--...;. Z g
" For Lcuvruwurth B 50
" 81 J0srrh ........ 26 %
CR Freight will be taken by the load Co Iowa City
or-t LOUIS. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. at ah low
rates as by any other route.
q rvelnnd. bob lb-tahl6 Gm2tt Cen Tick AZ
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Read what Dr Bushnell SAYS Of the eraef,nberg y

cnrs. br is phl siciln OF extensive practice, and
OF The most successful IN the county lrumbulD u WIN
he resides.
" THIS Csrtifes that have used the Gtaoenherg Pay
and Marshals CaihuCOn, sold here by j. IL c. johnson
IN practice, my entire satisfaction They ure g1ut
medicines DR.. q W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbull Co, March I, 1857.
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BuFFALo MARKET-May 81.

LnY TELE0HAPH.l
Flour-Matkot heavy although little more animal ion
apparent recript New York report; safes tnlng
aud DO not Indicate true state Of market No sales.
WhBat-H-avV.
Cor Dull; sales p 600 bush.
Onts--Dn prvue t0Tms b6HQp57.
Whisky-E mna at %
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YOrNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DT AMOS & son take pleasure Ia announcing that theN
have 90. m.st important instrument for the cure
the uu Diseases. II has ueCu subjected to test by IN.
most rtn rrut ph 'scuns /" London Furls Phadelulg
and N,w York; Ct i~ been declared the only useful usm
iuyuu cd for the O Seminal Weakness
diso..o caused by the secret habits of youth PriCt
BlUhy u.uIl or express.
N. q --lr. AMOS X SON, in order TO satisfy the mos
skrua to the merits Of this Instrument pledge them
evus 'h1t in Instance where prove unsalis3C
tory n fair tral. e money Will be refunded by To-
unus Tho instrument IN good order
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Transportation.
T1AfA 1859. ;ssE=c


s2AAA 1859. 80
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
VIII during ne present season. thoir well rnowa and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between .
Ogdenshurgh g. OsweRO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming rRI-wEEB1.Y LINE between
Ogdensburgh aud Oswego, and Cleveland San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE betwoen
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdeusburph with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r R. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettoeen osi0ego, Troy, Albany and Net0 York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK a ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming a
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Omkirk, Cleyeanl and Sandusky, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chicago ond Intermediate Ports.
r Property forwarded By this Line will be subject tc
bui one transhipment.
rv- Merchandise marked M T. Co Express" will be
oyr he New york Ere Raiiroad and promptly for.
warded from Duukrk
~ These Lines connect 1t Cleveland with the Cleve
Land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
- .-APPL Y TO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23

II gives great certify TO- the invariable Gu
action of the Graefeuherg MuTshals Uterine Ca
thucOn all Of female disease aud to the skill and
high moral character of the N.edbal Department OF the
GTaeienborg Company. -
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
Is ohtained without Tho use OF weights.

The great desd 10 be obtained ~ the construction
Of t1 AIRY haTOws, Is simplicity absence OF unnecessary
friction uf mpun and Ulscleimed Tor hls Improve
mpnt thai hrse valuable requisites have been secured 90
greater degree Of perfection than IN o presented b.
other rotating arrow In its ayr ug' 'meuts most Wonder
ul simplicity, II has Uvery advantage found ug Oh the
best rotating arrows combined ~ ue
This harrow having three small circulars continually
voving Will puyGrze the sO more IN Ruiug over the
ground, than a common Harrow viii thr' tunes over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23

Dr. AMOS g. son have devoted their attention tXCm
syo g. ts peculiar class Of mala aud the reliet th'
have Cqueuty been enabled TO render their follow cre
tures fully testified nl gratefully acknowledged by cua
esruut punents and Others daily arriving in town rom
part Ot Tue country the express purpose MY of consul
utiOus le eo Nerlluns hiye been cr cd by tue mos
sigma advantages, from what hey have
quiIua into the Of these infectious complaints
urom simple condition TO that Of the most dan
GER n uuI ycicraIe) they have always ntrrHiucd 10
pussbiy Of heir pTuyyutiuu and removal, aud keWlst
uvlruby uuud lnt the most horrible aud malignant form
disease cuul0 tmust invariably he traced to IT,,
iuowug causes Ignorance neglect, or Tue hHd effect
uusktu and improper treatment; therefore DR., AAlOs
SON have sucCCtduu n dsCovemug In the selection
LheIr dies safe, efeCtuu aud cautious course, omit
ting H combination Of remedies VIII Ch boar eQuvocu
Cuufrtur we'll hose whose premature inuuIciu
application might he productive o bad consequences The
hands ut tvute individuals In short the luudable rud n
Their remedies is the osscung Of gren mass of huuI
misery by the alienation relief and pTuveuuun of thos
gevUus HiCtuns tht in reality the secret fucg of l
and which, whlCth extensively surround call alOu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-23

NnEklFE M nPEUIAL MAoTER'S s

~
~ SALE.-Pursuant to the command OF an order Of
sale issued from C0url cf Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County at the suit Of Henry Chamberlain Pall M
tieor Harding, Defendant, To directed shall oher
sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court l9use
lcuruar Seneca aud On 4mpan sreets IN The Cit OF
Cleveland said County. on the tth duy of Juue 1859
al II O'Clock A NJ of sn day the following described lands
and eucmeut 10 wit Situate in BTOukly township ana
known city lots Nos 81 ard SO m stones suhdi-
v1u ptTt uf original lot No g. in Ohio City, and are
situated Washington street. ueiug each so feet front and
rear an 1872 iu dsOh together with an the hereda-
meus qrd app fhereunO helOngmg but subject
all and highways Lo. 81 appraised at SEO Lot
90 appraised at $40. --
ID. L, WIGHTMAN,
She~f and Special Master C1m'r.
pAtNrp AUsTty plfis Attys may4td
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Gu EVEiI0O ll9 ERIE Rll ROAD.

All the trains going Westward connect At Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago COlumbus. Cincinnati, St.
Louis Sc; and all the gnmg Eastward cunntcI st
Dunkirk with the trains of the New York Erie Railroad,
aud al Rudas with those OF the New York Central and
Buffalo aHd New York Ere Railroads
H. NOTTINGHAM Sput.
Cleveland Anil an IyFg owa
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am Methodist Clergyman Ny heart has fairly uched
to witness the feeble health Of women as have Travelled
my circuit prcaClin the Gospel thank God however
that have all these dlsruses give way tu the GrJten
terg Marshns Uterine CuthQcun. whel ever has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, RIdgeway, Mich,
fOImer Of Western StaIk, Medina o., o
CS For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
the State
-, FOf medicines or agencies address
n b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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COUNTRY INYALIDs

Persons Ia any part of the world may he gtull
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines Sc.
address Or. AMOS q SON. corner BIuin aud Quay-sts
Ru t1ug dkry,-lyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
Special pht.,os to The n z. Tribuu.

epeciai Dhrstob 70 f1e |" l. Inonte
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 2, 1850.
The special telegrapbic disp,tch to The Ner-
York Herald stating that the Pey ton Letter Of Judge
Douglas IL the only letter mani este that he TO-
ttDds to make public, is mistake. l hear that ne
says that SO long as attacks are msde upon him ia
respect to bis views on Territorial rights, he shall
Dot cease to make defense based upon the facts per-
tirent to the matter in the history of American
politics.
On account Of the alleged distractions by officers
Of the Philadelphia Navy Yard to the delivery Of
Anthracite Coal there, under toe receut contract,
the contractor has Notified The Department that lie
declines TO deliver coal to meet requi-ison Ell
cept at the coal wharves and on board vessels ,iog
s the coal shippilg depot in the poIt of Phlladel-
Jbia, unless the Department consent to receive
coal on board of vessels from lighters after they
taee been 10 the coal wtar.es aud taken there al
rba, their draft Of wafer will permit. La view of
this the Department orders tue purchase of coal
in open market TO supply the reqas'tion, aud Will
charge the difference of cost to the contractor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
The Kansas Gold Mines.
ST LoUIs, Mondsy, A

81. LoCiS, M"ndsy, Aug ., 1917
A special dispatch TO The Bulletin says tnat the
overland express arrived !st ght at Leayen worth,
with Denver City dates Of the Goth ult Great excite
mcnt prevailed at the mines in consequence of the
discovery Of rch dggiugs at the head waters of the
Colorado. Hundreds were leaving daily for tue dig
gings.
Another express, due to-day, will probably bring
the details of the news.
The Lcarcnvorth Times of to-day says that secret
Vigilance Committee was organized curing the ps.t
week, for tie purpose OF breaking up the extensive
gauge Of iorseheves and robbers wnich iniest the
Territory One or two victims had suffered the ceath
p. Dalty and others were punished until they con-
fessed their crimes aud exposed their associates. The
Committee Gisbanded after gpoiug Sufficient knowl-
edge to effect the destruction of the different gangs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
The Yacht Cruise.

Special Dispatch to Tie n. Y. Tribune
NLw-LoSDoS, Monday, Aug. & 1883.
The ling. and Gypsy started at noon to-day for
Plumb Island and back twenty-five mies-toe Haze
acting as stske-boat The Zings got the advantage
Of half mile in the start aud led all the way, reach
i,g Plumb Islsud and rounding the Haze at l:O9
oclock-tne Gypsy at Ill., On the return the Gypsy
parsed the ZiDga, and came in at 1904 o'clock. Toe
Znsswas becalned, and did not get home till near )
o'clock ?. m.
The Irene, Restless, Gertrude, and Jenny, acconpa-
MED the race.
The Stella arrived from Boston at o'clock p. m
We start at O'Clock q. m. for Newport.
To the Associs;ed Press.
NEW. LONDON, Monday, Aug. g. 1889.
The Yacht Squadron have spent tie day ct this
harbor. A race between the Znga and Gp-y for a
purse of one hundred dollars, around Plumb leland,
came of today and resulted in the cue less of the
Gypsy grand ball is to be given this evening
al tue PequOt House in honor Of the YacIt-men, the
music by Dodw orths Band of New York.
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then discussed.

N,w DopGE IN FIsAscE.-TEe Washington
Stats describes novel way of raising funds which Ii
carried Oh in that and Other eitiee: II save:
1T seems that firm in New York advertise that
they Rave morey 10 loan. On application beng male,
the borrower required to ADVANCE per cent GA the
amount he desires pending the consideration O MS ap
pcson. If ii rejected one half OF the amount o,
ne Der cent on desired il returned 10 him. and
the remaining half goes " the firm for the trouble
they have been placed at IN considering the appica
ton. ..
Under the suppostion that all applications are re-
iec,ed unite q bandson amount on the percentage
ust result 10 the pretended lender. Tae hrrn Is oca-
ted in Ne slOIk and sgeDcy now exists sone"here
In this city, some of the applicants who mas nts
application numbered as rejected, 80 has reported
he mater to the New.York police authorities. How
ever il may be questioned whether there are any iare
pr.epses shout this in view OF the fact that tue APP
plcsn' before investing his money, understands the
terms Of the bargain
WHEAT IL WEsTEks NEw.YoRS-A correspond
ent of The Rochester Union, writing from LIms,
Livingston County, says:
"The harvest is past, and, on the whoe, the even,
moves pretty much anticipated. Stray plenty and
bright b.ny fun no blight, rust nor weeyt and the
gea her favorable 10 the successful sheterng ~ the
.Itre crop. Many helds upon which the happy own
looked with hope were confidently Iened on Tor
from twenty TO twenty-five bushels TO the acre. Some
of these are already thrasheo, epd the astonshed cnl
tysttrs have been compelled to tod storage aud bags
f. thirty where only twenty bushels were expected
aIG "a forty Wnefe unity Cnig "Ile Pl"'tlrh lpi'
And bear that the same evil has shown itself IN the
rye crcp aud ;hst the barley also is liable TO similar
cstssuophe.'
SHAKERs N AyERici.-It s said that there are four
Shaker Societies IL Ohio, numbering l,OJs; one m
Connecticut numbering 2C0; Maine, nuu b-riog
80; two IN New Hampshire, numbering J0; four IN
Ms.-aet vsetts nberDg 1O0i two in Kentucky num-
btrirg $50; three IN NeT. York, numbering ,UJDi
making in all eighteen soeietss, eaen constituted OF
sevsrsl dlstrct fsmlies, communities, regularly
cfieered with elders, deaecns, care-tskers, &c, Of
both ale and female orders according to their unique
custom. and numbering in all rome AGO members.
THE SOUTHERN MAIL The Netr- Orleans CONNER
cal BuLetia i. informed upon reliable sntbofty thai
the gap the Mississippi Central Railroad by which
the iran por.ato Of the Southern mai is much de-
syed will be flsd by the Is; Of January reIt,
when the distance betseen New.Crlean. AID New
"Ymk will be accomplished in three days and halt.
| The citizens II New. Orleans ar, spprehen-ye that
this mai may BE transferred TO the Fernandns route
AGREES Florida, and have addressed the Postmaster.
| General on the subject.
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From Mexico, California, and
Oregon.
Dispatch 10 The Charleston Courier.

Special Dispatch TO The Charleston Courier.
fw-ORLEASs, Friday, Aug ), 1888.
BY an arrival TO day We have advices from Ainatit-
Ian TO August >
The Mexican Courts are seizDg the Tehsunepec
Comp-py's property for trivial debts. The chief en-
piueer Mr. Sidel has cone ON here to AVOID impris-
Onuient.
Mrsmon now favors the clergy, it is said.
A conspiracy has been discovered which duplicates
several OF his confidential officers.
The people of Upper Mexican California have made
the offer TO Juarez TO overthrow the present Govern
men in the lower part of that state, which hal lately
are granted them lu the event OF his refusal they
Wi declare their III prudence.
The California gold mines are prosperpg, especially
III. quartz mining region.
New Indian difficulties have broken out in Southern
Oregon for the settlement of which the Governor asks
for more troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

As ALLEGED RToEWER-Last night an lrieh
woman. named Mary Ward, Wa arrested at No. y
Sullivan street by Officer Baldwin OF the Eighth
Precinct. charged With having received some goods
stolen from Young girl named White. TIE officer
upon arres.ing Mary was attacked 10y fifteen or twenty
of the II eyes who 1--we shout that ocsy and pretty
rou, bly, banoed, as be had no weapon wherew'th to
defend himself PA hing into Dutch grocery store
he borrow ed club and returning to the den swept
the thieves right and left, when the rascals tearIaS
arrest, cleared out Mary was taken TO the Eighth
Ward Saton-H House, and comnittet TO the cells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
Another Cargo of Slaves Landed.
Wreck.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 8. 1879.
cargo of coo Africans has been auded on the
coast of Florida near Tampa. As the landiOg
was effected tie vessel fired and abandoned. Tos
statement is made on the authority of United States
Marshal Blackburn.
Southern papers say that the schooner Reindeer,
which sailed from Mobile in June, has BEEN lost at
sea and the crew have arrived safely at NeEO lie
The schooner was owned in Baltimore, and insured in
Northern Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

STREET PREACHING AT q meeting of evangelica
minister, and religious friends of different denomins-
tons, recently held in Cincinnati, it was decided to
commence preaching 10 the open air Steps are to be
taken in diaey to district the city, and to appoint
persons, cergymen arc lsymen, to preach In the
streets rot on or Sunday, but on the other days OF
the week. At the same meeting, Judge Storer who
was Chairman, gave the following definition OF the
word "Evapg ecsl :" Gan who love Jesus aud de-
"perd on him for salvation, without, regard to their
works or merits.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday, Aug. 3 Io59.
In thirty coun'ies-rnore than half the State vote
Ne.heraDd Opposition for Governor, gains 800.
making a Democratic majority o. about 900.
The Opposition elect their Congressman in the
With snd IXth Districts
The State Sers,e is certenly one and probably
three Democratic majority. The House is certainly
tlee and probably five Democratic majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

MIrTiEr-The Washington Greys, Capt Beck,
uho have been excursion 10 Nlsgara Falls, Mos-
real and Boston. during the pat week, returned
home yesterday afternoon. ard wee received by ooe
Of the companies Of the Eighth Regiment, aud
escorted to their annoy. The Greys ~ere received
10 Bos'on by the Ro1hury City Gus-is, Capt Per-
ks, and Union GoaIds, Capt. Pearl, of East B's-
tor, VITO entertained them curing their stay. Tue
company aud al express themselves pleased with
then TIP and with the coutesies extended TO them
wherever they halted.
The Goth Regiment made q parsde last night for
the purpose of serepading Col Ryan, at his residence
in Ltobard street and endrayoring to induce him TO
withdraw his resignation Of the C,orelcy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

FROM TIE BAHAMAS BY the schooner Susan Or
lear. we have Nassau Bahamas papers to July o.
t. only item of interest is the announcement that
President Buchanan has presented a splsni lid chro-
n meter to Capt Stewart Of the Light House ach',
JJ Fenlaysor 'or bis zeaons aid to the bark George
Thomas of New-York, stranded recently on the b.
hama Bank. The presentation was made through
the Governor of the Islsnds. Advices from Turks
Island state that 10000 bushels of salt had been
shipped since July !, and that a considerable amount
was still on hand with the price ranging at 7GSc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
NeW.YOrk Politics.

OSwIGo, \. T., Monday, Aug :, nv
At the Democratic Caucus held IL tnis CITY OF Satur
day evening there was spirited contest between the
tive factions which it is thought ~l result IN donble
delegations being sent 10 the State Convention From
this District in three Wards two sets of delegates
were elected and in Ward the delegates elected
aie claimed both by the Hdrds and the Soits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

Ills is .be hope and plan Of mary beside TIE II c.
Csssus NJ. Clay the renegade son Of areProbs'e sire
the eioer cbsrlstnn srd traitor to the scu,h'
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