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FOR EUROPE,
g TEAM SHIP n
y LtL-ss.,,lIC
GREAT EASTERN. - e
From New York 10 Liverpool.
The STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,

WILL BE DIsP4IcHsD
From LIVERPOOL, FFOEa NEW YORK,
Wedne. day, Aug 18th, at wsdnes day, Sept I'd, at
4O'cloct :. n precisely o clock h, precis. Iy
And at intervals thereafter Of about six weehs from
each port.
FIRST CABlN, FROM. ...................sc5t to a125
SECOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals fur
nj he'd at sepaTs'e tab es
oB-FIolr ion ickpts ont ard back in the Ist and
ID Cab rs O1ly, a fare I'D q hal
HB-SeIvauts accompanying PASSENGERS, and child
ren under Y ars OF age half IA g IN ants free.
THIRD UAB' y, late mediate state Rooms, rasssn-
geF5 ouDd with beds tedding, taGl5 utea sils,
aud good substantial
STEEBAGE, with supsri II acc mmodstiOns .....a25.
~ Prices OF Passage from Liverpool at same rates
above
ag-a u Fares payable in Gold or Its equivalent IN
q. Currency
= Each Passe1Rsr allowed tweety cubic feet Of
luggaEe. an "a periehced surge0n on bOird.
Fo~ p p's'age apply OalY 10 CHAS. A WHITNEY,
at the Office, &c Broadway, or 0
II. Y. BRAYTON,
Atwster Building, Cleveland, ..
For Freight apply ta -
ROWLAND & AsPINwABL,
july2s-4rg Agents 81 : nth lt-
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OFEICERs OF THE VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.
The election of officers for the 29th o. V.
regiment took place yesterday, resulting as
follows Colonel, W. H. Hayward Lieuten-
ant Colonel, John N. Frazse; Major, J,
Dwight Palmer. The vote stood as follows
COLONEL
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RaLLR0AD NJTICEs.
OENTRAL EXPRESS EaW N
II COMPANY
n uUT =.


I2S Bank-St., Cleveland, ohio.
8Iasai est, Ohic8ga, w O SUI ]. Agent
lgI Broad say, n. l., I. g MAkhhAM' Agent
Thts Csmpa-y Is in succe sful operation between
Bostou Ne = York Oieye aud, ulumbue -, Spling-
q IA u Day on, D. Ft. Wayne, Ind /, Chicago Nil
wauke- Madison, Wis. s. Paul. 81 Anthony N n
neupolis. n1nn , and all inte mediate p tnts.
cur urices ar np q. NJ a and leans on na q, ano
rpaoy 70 receive Freight and aekages, which we IN
De Ike " forward with dispst, h
lime Onrracts Five aud or an7 de'a beyonq tne
tim- spacih ned all damages viii be prom pty paid
We ar. prepa ed to aIry MerChandize with dis
match aud AZ moderate rates
N cial attent tion will be given to shipment Of But
tar Egs - auu o her PeTishable prOperty, which we
will scefve at the DsPCfs aud deliver in New ork N
Spring W agOns kates a. moderate adgaEce on reg
Psr-o1s desirJas Of peuding the pro iuets Of the
countr, 10 market in small quanfi iesl II md this
Frpre.a a medium CeLWren passenger train ENpz ess
and ordInary irsight, with Ch trse5 accordingly
or ers execute II m tns country and Money col
lectiOus made remitted.
Bills Of LaiIng g en-, with time sPeehe1i and sent
W ~ JULIEN, Managing Director in the North
W st st Paul.
LW. WEEKS. President, MiiWa kee.
SAMUEL W. PHELPS,
Superintendent, PsinesEille' ohio.
sB-The superiutendenter or Agent In OieVeisnd VII
I yf,s yates and al ihiOfms ion reg ul5eqs -.
"a ~ Bank-St W-ddell Houss BLOCK.
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DEMOCRATIO CONVENTION.

~ MIwAUKEE, August 6.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated q. L. Palmer, Of Milwaukee,
for Governor.
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- aAalSg Thess soSls "a ISS55g9ii sg5!89.i6 q.
nr: O. -san3 ne giidase .s sggists;T S;T
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sroFsH orrIcEHs.-The Cincinnati train
This morning brought up twenty y-six rebel Of
io.rs. prisoners, on their way to JOhusOn's
Island, under guard commanded Oy Lieut.
Ask.r. of the 22d Ohio. Among the prisoners
Col. Nixon, famous as bridge burner IN
~. ,eky. They were captured near CraO
Orchard Kentucky, on Thursday Of last
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CAPTURE OF Suffers, WAGONS.

" WA5HIhUIUNi huBu5I o
Eight Suffers wagons have returned
from the front. They vera captured to-
day by Mosby aud his gang this side Of
Fairfax Court House.
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iron Last evenings EditiOn.I

COMPANY C, PERRY LIGHT IEFAETRY.-
This Company being full, held an election
of officers yesterday, with the following re-
suit:
Capt1in-S. q. Baird.
Frat Liettenant-H. A. Smith.
Second Lieutenant-Frank Dutton.
There are now ten full companies of vol
unteers in the city.
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NO. 1872
PIAaOS.
" @, LIGH TIE l. co
T. (Lats LighIe Bradburysl
Pinnn Fnrfe manufacturers,

A2L Broome-1t-s eaat oA AANei "esi ~ a.
MrFO L eHTE, the ORIGINAL founder o. THIS Eell-
Known EstablIshm menL senior partner ahd only prS-
ticai Piano FJ-ls Maker o. the iate nrm o. LlshIe
1 Bradourya," having retained his s9-I birds lnte
res In the whole buzlnsss ST ca, materials &c and
Sole ProprietUr4uip in his Valuable "a eats lnoin-
Ave Of his celebraed Pstsnt nsuated Iron Frames
h the only one who can maSe the superior ElaAo
ortes which mis- hOuss has been 30 popu AZ. Alilh
ingements on mis- right xi be pro- ecuted according
10 lsw EB-Au PianO Fortss from this alanuiaoiory
are perfect in every respect Tor hye years
r. d. II suTE 90,
inna1s-4s2 l2l BrOome st n 7.
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THE OHIO STATE MILITIA
III AOr-Fnr Eale at v hOlesale and Re all at our
once, No. i44 Sdperior-St list Of prizes Z dealers
and aooIy Of the pamphlet eent . sny address, y
return mail, on receipt Of the pricel cents. Ad-
dress s. 4 j. sFEAEHERSrOHE, Cleveland y,
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am sl[l yoiil1 \ VI IryyHhLBERa

After having played on the Pianos Of Messr5. hnAoe
c IL is impossible not TO bear testimony 70 tnel.
Guaes which have sG9liTed for them the eIains. 13
rsputation which they enjoy. The Pianos o. sleL
manufRoture on which haYe played, are e1eeeo
~ remsrka able Tor their qualities 81 EQfE Ehe n1a
n poWerful wtAout harahness, and the Epper notes
1Teet clear and harmOuiOusiy mellow (oaiHy
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard 20 tt
grrufnents ny entire eatstactont aud 20 declare
theV are eduhl II not superior 70 the best uaqAeo
trsd IN Europe or this country BY the most oeelz-
| ed makers. Ssgpedl L. n. 6OEASonI>A-A2'
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-ths many certificates Of the excellence and
Amons = Pianos, we would relsr 70 the follow
merits OF thes-
ng:- wore, Dear Sir ~ have great
MR. W. EHAHK, Ball. nave tried you squars
pleasure in certifying that 1t superior, to any
Pianos and End them equal II n @aiities which
n, This country. Among their great a. Sbe aEree-
distin Ruish them, is the evenness Of tone, -ina
able and easy touch, and volume OF tone. WI
You an the success you 30 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yUurs very truiyl
4 THALBEH9.
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CLEVELAND s. MLHoEINa RAILROAD Co.
The July business Of this ROsd was as
follows:
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO B. B


los. SOMAAh ARRANGEMENT. lgs1
On and after Monday, April 10Th, 1853 PauIeuqp
lrai9s viii leave Cleveland foI1OWa (Sundsys5I
$50 A. M.-OHTOAGO EXPRESs-stopa AZ Hor,A
9rattons bgrl1h, akemAn, AOlWalk Non .
r0sVille' Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Elmors and
9snOa AID arrives az Toledo 9.30 a. H.; and Obi
oagO at 6:3 PM
200 P. 4 -SOt I'd gRH MAIL5-Stops q an ststion-
$40 P. n. 49,
$40 P. M.-HORTHERN MAIL,-stops AZ All station
at $50 P n
.5:2O ?. H.-FELEGRAPH EXPRESs-=stou. utarAi
tom Oberlin, NakemAn, NOrWa.k, MonroeFills
Bel eSue, Cly de, fremont and hlmora, and AZ
Ftves &C Toledo = $40 ?. n Uhicago at 7s10A.B
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Oonneotions are made 81 Monrosviils with ne San.
duszy, Mansfield Newark h. b, at Ciyds Vffh tie
s9ndqsky, Dayton Cincinnati b. B., q fremont
with Fremont Indiana B. B., and a. Toledo with
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana aud To-
ledo wabash Railroads TOR Chicago, Detroit jack
son, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafayetts Cairo, Al
toa, St Louis and AL points West. HO<thBaat ahd
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at $50 A. n, $50 P n, and g.35 p n Trom
Jievelaud, April ~, 1873
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KNABE'S PIANOS. -
N HE III
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 EuGlid-st., Cleveland, Ohio,
Keeps constantly on hand large assOrtmeuto Of
p 7 A NJ q s

From the celebraied nanuiactOry or MM. knABk
3 CO., Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
frame, OVeratrung bass, and al tbs latest improve
ments and for volume and evennes3 o tone, easy ana
agreeable acEion durability, and dnish superior
20 any other man nuiaCturo. All Intending 70 get
Piano. should not tail to see tho5s Instruments before
purchasing elsewhere
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To Messrs. VIZ. KHAsE o., BaItimore:-I eAn
not but cOngrAtulsts yQl UPON the imneRse PE9gF =
and irluroFe1lents which yea continually mAAe q
ss-r P{e1os VTiich n nv opinion, rank among the
~ bsst IN the country. ~ M'sAAAhO9O-l'
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( CLEVELAND q kkIk k.B.



1855. SUMNER ARRARGENEET. lS5
On and after Mond 1s1iI 0,h, 1sss, Pu,.sssur
5rrSi5, AIN 1iiI r11 1--'-'----'7 =
IND.
I0.e0 A. M.-DA 1RAIN-stopplng Is
WIllougbbY. .'sf-ls-tls, Geneva, Ashtabulas
Oonnesut and sIraru onIy, and arrive at Eriea
400 P. M-CIHCIhHATI EXPBASS-stopptng e
PainesviIle, Ash tabula and dif ard only, and Ar
rivss at Erie 7.oO NJ Dunkirk $50 P n; buiiA-
,.2o = PSM.1miiL - AND EDAOOOMMODATIOH TRAIN
Stopping at All stations and arrives at Aris e
,sSg..NiGHr EXPRESS TRAIE-stoDpins sE
- PgtnesYille, Ashtabula and Qirard oniYl and ar
RVS at Er1o at l13 A. n; DunkiTk - 4 n
Buflziss 4:2O A-H.
EEkVE ERIE. 4lr
lI5 A. H.-NIGHT ELPREss sTBAIN-seopllne q
Girsrd, Aahtsbula and PatnosVfiie onlyi A1o y
riVes st Olsyeland - A.l5 4. =. ,g,,.-, ~.
B.BAAW-MAlh AND DAUOOMmODAI1ONL4 L4Aln
/ Shopping at All stations and riVes a CieVs-
land al g.55 Al
e.s5 A. M-TOLhDO EXPREsS -stoppi9g e. AL ste-
mons exospt sEanvillu, sAynrooks UHtonyillei
PEW, Mentor ana Wicklines and arrives at
! fqeyslrnd as 40 .. H. -
i lDPn.-DAE Exp RlnS IhAAln- ~ ~ ~ ~
f Tard 'Connesut, Ashtabuls, and RUnesTtlo
L onIy. and arrives IN Cleveland Al 80 ?. -
~ second Olals Oars are run On Ea saEoqsh
fTT the trains going westward oonnsst q Olsgeland
Fith trains for Toledo Qhieasos Cola9 ,Slh
trains going Eastward, connect a
frsfns 81 the N T. q h Bailrgad, and q 8uAiQ Elll
s e ne New 4. foES e Sa Ssesa yor ~ AbS. o5ion,
tBifiss giIsis 1..i and aris RsilToad.
~l-ilaF Frprasa East end Ncet, eppnec ~ ~ -
- Eiie and Pittsburgh Railroad ioi
nus 4. q Ea0STFFis6HAH, sag1
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4 1LHNELAND q PITTSBURGH
~ y A 30 d. m arl


@MW
30 sUHMEB ARRASaEaaEF. 1oiBs3.
To take eject on Monday, april nth, IsSs frAinB
Leave OleVeland daily (bunday1 excepted a. fooWa;
-s0o A. .1.-MAIL-Arrfyss at New Torh 9.Go A. =.
Phiiadelphis 8: A. n; Baltimore 6l5 a. Nj
Pittsburgh so P. n; Nh6eling f.5s ?. ~; 1eH
Philadelphia 20 P. T.
20OP H.-EXPBESs-ATriVesa az New Ysrk ED ?.
4; Philadelphia s.a5 A. H.: Baltimore I2sOo ~
Pittsburgh sos P. H. Wheeling SIS A. a..
Both Trains connect a. Hudson for Akron and Nh
lsrBbwgh.
M0rning Train connscts at RaEsnna with A . y.
". Railroad Train Tor al POINTS that rOad
0ars run through Irom RittsDurEh % hsU Tofk
(Tia Allentown without change.
- Fare as low a. b. any other line.
90 Through Tickets can Be procured af the Unioa
Ticket once, Nedden House, at the Depot q she
H1ciid-Strset Station
PR sYFRs r s-a@' l5ril n
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EVery Plano Warranted for Five Eeal
OLD PIANO 4ID nEL00EONs TlKEalN ETrHIEg

ALsO-OE HAND.
HeIodsoBS, Snail IBStranests, StTiH0s, q
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A. aAalbg :L1hsss S955S s4d isss s5!o1.9t s1ai :,
Mr. Ga, 7Sss -sana ths Baiddle Eggistsi
R9ssess ~ 9il rs s7es AiRh H9s's ,'s
rich and sympathet. VIE - - este
iis1t eiesy eTd 1T1rs a silver bells
The scale "a even Witho. single daw:
Is smooth snd marVclouslyS - ana ths pedaie
the fnest OF which the PianOl> Fte Is guscertiBls
In word, knsbe's Pianos are worthy OF the qrr,t
eat tArtists, and capable OF reLferiRg tbe fp-s
competitions known In this realm Of Art.
ELIzA SHEPHERD
Mr. G. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR ut gives nss Me- -
70 state that consider the knabe Piano equal e
and superior to most instruments made in this coma
trEJ especially In richness and volume Of tone
EzTlng used one Of the same Tor ten OF more honr.
o. each day. for two yeara, feel confident n recon,
mending them to al who are ~ v-it ff-
great Qualities" an, respectfully, yours = I
Teacher Of Music Cleveland Femai s-smi5,.-
Y, a 6AhL9s' Dear 81 ;-lt gyes ne much Plsas
ne Anest5 Doth IN volume and swestness which The
tVer played upon, either IN America or Eurors
Ihe75 dals operate with better edect tha6 4, srs
oLnsfn trgnlent5; and IN fact, Knabss motto rast
Inl5 De- Excelsior" Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAsf
Iosehsr Of Music, OlsVolaad
Erol, q. J, hOTHEAGLE, Teacher Of Musie in t,,t
Onio state Blind Asylum Writas 80 far is
n1 ,I aomoe5 o. Mm knabe Cos Piano F3rtes
1 lhhesltAtingly pronOunce them superfor 10 snv
nave 5een Their tone is gruad and noble fhnv hr-s
great capacity for sustaining the sound and tbeif
H9luhe Ol zone OF power have never heard eTcslle
ta 2lns sl5n u nne toueh, depth, sweetness o.
That the Knabs Piano Is superior 70 an otbar,
Ade IN this country, for brilliancy sWestnsss en1
q tone needs only % be heard 70 Convince .
'he teSs: ,-StstAte Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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tai an 20 the To,mbs By Hin. bnt a the magistrate
va W, sa sIdyed th.y adjourned 60 Love ys FOR orh
TT Iet9rnng 20 the Toombs at TO- Justice o,oo,ns IN.
ias' go .Sryed but no complaint appearing Brown va
on his own recoguizsDce IL furtnei sPPsucs
hat no fobbery q. had taken place and inst the nsx
h.ro cid And hungry he wa, giving ccnpie OF supus
The defendant coute dod thas no bad IN ides tns
80 10 set the circulation Of the bank Into bis bsnas
he so denied positively that he IN any manner in.iue,sa
e TO- rbe cs.e was tried once before when tho jury
Inc eisintf verdict Of 5000 which wss SET ssias on
~. ro" al OF excessive damage. Tho jury tn mo'nips
W, 1890 verdict for toe painhf Of + 1890; J.,
dsfndsnt ex,iudss Ednonds aud 3. Sammy. Tor
,i.i,tia lIr,uyile T. jerks
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NJTSSRS. FOWLER d WELLS, No. Jos
WI Brosdwsy, N T., teep Ill WORK. on
PHOyOGRAPHY. or sho-.Hand; HYDROPArhi OF
Wherefore; PHYSIOLOGY. BY digsFsat Authors. TIT
NEW GYMNASTICS, with Exercising Hirss, by Dr. Dio
Lewis ESQ his STUDENTS BOOk.HOLDER new and
useful. MAGNETIC MACHINES. the bss' IN use Anaom
ca sud Pny.iooicA P.'s. for Physician. add Lecturer
Also, MANbKISs. shELEfoSs, SWINGS. MiohO,
SCOPES the PHYSIOLOGICAL iNkSTASD. with Gold
Psnsi DfaNinEt Pginuugs Buss. Casts aud skg's for
Cabne - ,i3Defy and al Nes bo9k, sooI ss put trd
PHRFNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. with Chars - bon
desired; PATENTS secured fpr lnyeuto aud lns,aeton
gvsn I'm Phouogrspny fh,nelogy ADD ysogaomy Hours
,. m. Tussdsy. TLlisdsl, sad Saturday, Al No. >"
hroadway " Y.
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ME WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAR. H.

TIE New-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the folonins
I..LRADING ARTICLES: N.w.Yort Politics; The
Postal Isw'l CoPgeteesd MAe - y insi
ing Ia indisusi NirAsbufEi Nes'isup.tifri
Rhode l'andi Csfd fro'Poe' OF Peace Es.
torisi Paragraphs
H. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
Ill GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
y..BARBARiTfEs OF TiGE REBELS.
Who're REBEL BARBAhlIihSI Men snd
Women shOl Dowa TO- Loyalty to the lion IN
Alshsuh; Hundred Blood Bounds ICED TO
Hunt Down Loy.l Psopie Hard eds Of Penalties
Dgiyen GA. to Psish Of sASva.ioD.
vlI..tROn fEw-ORLEhNs Arrival Of P-rosd
Uuon Soldiers, The Gslsestoa Dtast-Ti Dtsiita-
ton Of the Rebels. Sequel Of the return OF Pie
up The River, Capture Of He.sld CoIe-
,ponient by The Lueny. Coutsponf'Hee Of Tho
N. \. Th1an-.
VII. THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
Ix..BELEAsE or UNION PRISONERS; Arrival Of
tho Iber,illsi sir Hnndred Pare I'd Prisoners
Board, In,eIestl4g Account Of thsf Adventure
Ito Fisiit ~ Oaltestoni List Of Prisoners from
u, Harriet Isn- and oaeeG Of tie West story
II Tho II met Lanes Crew.
xFROM SOUTH CAROLINA The Nashville AZ
uiag.sto Rae onI o. ossshoe kivsr-Gtoana..
Shells I've her md Explode hsr MasaIns; Her
Liter Iostmciioni Experimental Expedition Of
the Monitors; They are ~ Try thci Guns Against
lou hcllislof. Correspondence o. Tie n. \.
Touna
Xl.FROM WAShiNGToNi Special Dl'gstcbos- 10
the n Tribune.
XII. NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE
XIII. BY THE PRESIDENT I'm.
pora1t 10 Army Ab.eutees
XIV. the LOSS or TIE QUEEN or THE WEST;
Inc Ob'cia Report OF Cob hlIei
Xv..fROM EUROPE.
XyI.IHIRTY SEVENTH CoNGREs3-EIrsI sn.
noS: Proceeding. 10 the 5eusts.
XvII..FROM GEN. BANKS'S DEPARTMENT. Con.
d,tion OF tho Departments Tho Pisntors' Con
TiiRVs A nitoTfa Lee lafef lous Hsnk So
speech; His Opposition ~ Negro Enlistmenu;
m af Gl ssd. Osf io.b hsDs @ 90
Gss"l Ausos conespondenes OF The ~ y.
Tnbnue
xvHL.FRoM CAIRO AND BELOW; 4 New Move
lie West Undermined win Secret Societies
Opposition GfumblirS Correspondence Of The
XIX. THE DEFENSE OF THE NATION: National
Miis Law.
xx..rAE FAX AMENDMENTS. Powder. Of the
AnIeudtory Tar Laws TIE New Nstes Of In
t,rDa Duty, ALPHABETICALLY Arranged
xxl..POETRi "imgrOnp.a LiDss Oh the CoIptF.
heads"
XXI. GIRLS on a FARa.
XIII. AN ERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XIV. .THG WINTER IN EUROPE. Wheat Prospects.
XXV..RiOT III DETROITi 1bq Provost Guard Yir. on
LIsCIOwd: Ono Man Killed and Macy Wounded
A.-aui, upon Ncso ilo,el aud Iurie! Of tho
Iumsrsi BleoJthirsty and unrnsnsgesble MOb !,
Tho CRY tIod in Twenty Places; lhs Military
Called Out
x 'i..WAR lIEAS.
K, .u..fOHIiCAL.
* nLA9RrULrtGiL ItEmi.
, TX .rAKsuAAL
.AE.. CITY i.EWS
yrAI.MAii.IA AND pEirHs.
xAAU. MISCELLtNEOuS ITEMS
(NXfIt,, COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full k>pors o. tho
Stock, Money. Couou, Vran, and Cattle Msfhst'
specially Reported lor inc ~ 1. Tribune
Trnns- ~ psr sanum. Th'cs Copies for %. Toa Tor
US.
SINGLE COrIES for sale At tho Publication Once THIS
CORNING. 81 wrappers. rssiY for m'iiog Pros. Five
;4nts
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5raleo, Sc.

DROW Ms STANDARD SCALES
Id ESTABLISHED - YEARS
Adapted 10 eyUy br neh OF basnes where eousc. aud
durable SCALE l. f.qulfed.
sCALrs for RAIL0OADs. COAL and HAY D.slsra
. SCALES loi rROi lSiON, GRAIN sad IRON Dealers
SCALES for GRoCERs. DRUGGISTS and ConlooIiones
Counter Portable. Platform, Dormant Scales, &C.
Weighmaster. Became. Frames and Apparatus
SCALES adjusted to suit Foreign Standards all 81 which
are Warranted In every particular .. Wholesale and Retail
r. BROWN tsuseeisor to J: L. Brown). Manufacturer.
No. 3Bssclayst, opposite As,or House
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Groceries ano propisions.

az GIIIIES's PER
Sd CENTS OLD PLANTATION POUND.
CUrfEE.
To III lover. Of iue favored Coffee.
Nc cOmpet, hereby We shsl reesv
about so bsc- pcF oaiA of -
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
which VS. offer 70 the public s . superior beverage 70 ~
he toioIe sold ia Ills las Aet
1HE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
of which axe Inc euiy receivers aud nanuiactue) -
ne ror 10 the Coffee ususy sold such Mocha java Mns
csibo. Ho,es pivsse families boarding houses re'S
rants Ac., will ind .
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
more reliable than ord iry Coffee By cur new mode
propareton viii be found 10 contain periSet uniformity
strength and nAyor
Pot up only "a one pound psckag, 80 pounds 10 $40
with full dmectous Ia each package.
For sale by sfocefs generally.
Btoe - Cenis PEI pound hbers discount % the tfAd~
WRIGHT GtLLlES BRO,
No. 23J rs and 81 W0shing on-st, N, IT,
In por,eIs aud Mnufsciursn
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VNITRILLING REVELATIONS!
ARBITRARY ARRESTS IN THE S0UTHi
SCENES PROM rHF EXPERIENCE OF AN
ALABAMA UNIOkISr.

ALABAMA
By II. ;. THARIs A. ri,
native ~ Chss.'on C.. for % yeirs resident os The
Cotlop state, former Lswpsnner Of Win. l..
Ysnoey and cou. ronly knownin tbs We.s
=. tao Gl.usus4 Refugss." .
Tit, rsnsrtsbe and thrilling book slvs' such an lnNas
Wow Of events in tho have not he"toicfs .n
IL d.pi The uHe ngs the trial. the u,iops, the dan
rr. the e.csp sonthetn Unionr IN yivif mi stirring
language. aud while a. possesses the f.snsns bil'ieh o.
tho character AMI social position OF tho sntot are
warrants Of it, idsiity Published In one voune' Hmo
'''''' JOHN BRApBuRN Puslshsr,
tsuse-sor 90 VI. Doeledyl
No. 40 MaLer-si, Nrw-fork
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KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CoURT-MAEos ii-Beiof,
ledge sCHuGHAH aud Jury.


PAisE INPRIsONHENr.-lKAyY DAMAGES.
Charles ;. Brown sgt. Euclid Chadsey.
The sy Ience in this case which has occupied the
attention Court tho ls three days concluded
Yesterday scrnoOa. The facts fOowG IT, lJ the
psutd shipping eIciant living la hostcn. and tie de-
.ulaut Ie oeG, tho Tarnrrr Bank, at WEXFORD H. H.
whrro e.idcd had been inHte terms r SONS ye1t,
On. Saturday IN April o. That year, tho pnnuh
tool The stOnntton boat for hevioS on board which nc
nee and converted with tire defendant DUng the evening
defendant rsiLh converting wiz. nrsto and uegts,
oAs ~. deck passengers the hOt arrived at pio no
y l., a. SCOUT O'Clock SATURDAY morning. thsdsey len
my ard addies"d himself g. policeman ~ t1s home -
Nt GU duty at Le doCk 10 whom he stated that q ere wss
Ia "a ord hou he snspec,ed Of having robbed bAs
i "to's moyeeonts be- the policeman, mast weteh ne
"a et,s poisen,D II Ia could sfed Prfsoi on susp!
"Ish fi replied dat 30 wOsd rot arrest save OIL
isnd -" nc brown soon leN cue boat. eIpsb1g ~
tgcct yj 70 Tue brsndf-'h Honsc, corner Of Cans,
~ no iesdtg di,sonaliy through some 81
:, ici . tc ~, instead 81 seng up ol sfteI
f,rlsit snd s s a.s but not the Touto The de-
,I1s sno Policeman number ono were nov Joined by
,,Ion, 'ssAsse e,vleniiy by yet another policeman 10
$500 ,lt'H' cot liCs.ed Liz rlsn.i.us which
10 20 we ccnu med by Brogpi. drvioIs enqr,e.
iowa DO. shdtns I3y icio.eJ az, Ero. !, Viz
hyAy e"s,o INTO brosd~sy eotiinp,rs ,,, ~, ,bs ,.
70" eYef~ isf A. to LtoersS .fc,t wben Ia "a
tut T0wn d robbed bsnk that the bil, a. a,
gag. and directed l h. trest him ilill Ian. "A, - ~
title arrest. aud Cbsd1oy hise coached thr "e'
rauch 20 BIZ dis nst. found nothing Ia T. saw, r,, ue
dir,'ys I'D tie ususi requisites Tor Mi, ~ y
go In the metropolis Chsdssy then wished to 20 "
tee boat ii the heg1oes, sshch poceinaa 70
him Ia charse ossc'fs h' sedssess =, coppai nsu,
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z.reejpss Of Produce.

49,, ~ n q1o bbI, fIour 2,05S bags Corn Meal.
,oo ~ Wbisy 10 800 bush. Oss 1900 bush Seed $50
,tg. Provisions, 34g pigs Lard DO pksA Butter "Pks
slss, 100 Drassed hog.