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DARTNER WANTED-To purchase with
tho Subscriber interest IN lso acres OF ne very ee'
or, LANDS with Flowing Wss IA the center OF thr OIL d
,- o "a T,-,,k Fennsylvap believe u can be purc nA.d
uow Tor ouefourth value what VIII sei. Ter VIA y VIC
NJ a ,vo rnouths Address Box No Avo', ew'loh foh
OihCs.
DIAPER MILL, and PASTEBOARD MILL,
4 euloRIsT MfLfs-Naisr Power Scrchonse rIs Dwell
,55,.,ion.s Tor SALE situated the Passac River, IN
sa,issn New. Jersey 20 mics ftom New io'k near the
~ " }. h. MUIR.
Oh ~ Ann CASH cnn he placed in one OF
- SD,VCC tho bes, paying shocks Of ,hi, CITY,
on private Terms by addressing IN good faith. "w, Box No.
800, Post Ofioc.
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]lropoaa!s.


CofrnNwF Am % Na.iaCHreETTe
STArg 1z4s.Vryh OrFICA, hosTos. Dept T. ~
nROpOSALS fora LOAN % the COMMON
< WEALTH q cl0l8OJ0-Seslet pfoposals s,e here y
invited AID w.l b. received this Ohce, until FhlDkl
SEPT ~ 1t u clock - he whole OF any par, o. s.ol o.
- olg C1sr4 o. State ttocIs 90 b. iss4ct " Ter a.
thofy Clayton 49, "a AID 49, rrspect Voy al We Aei'
q hc Lessliare d na'ash1se'i' Of TIE earen' y'1'
fof Ono .ror OF pol-rs o. he Coast Deer,e Fund H.
Ceufc.-s ~ one rAou.lui Dos-. each i$ll Teic ~.
able n vrriy 2O years ond bearing interest o. NE rate o.
I'VE yer gen, Per oe p sn"m fsysne o.
Iao fo Three f4fdrs Jb5pf1ud lJsrs ~ Tho fffp 10
az o. The hoy AID Geehea kaIoA5 H. trIthcaies 81 Dre
Thousand Dolus e,ch y lr.l Ir1eelnsbo ~ tIuJ ~
ve. md bearing The rate of i've per cent % TeI
cent? per arrun psTa-s seniann-sy on 'ho i'' Gays o.
iH,o r., five dsTd ed ffoassnd Desf. Of he Enneii
Bounty fund in Cehcios Of Ono thousand Dollars ete
3 00J Icdecnab.s IN tweny lIo ye4A ard beannt n.
iecsi u IL Fso Of I've cont 70 - ceDi per nh P,..'
soannssy tho let dsys Of January and July oil each
III. Certificate Of each oss, vii be redeemsbe a, maturity
in God aud viii have interest werruft tJoupons) adchtc ~
them payable at maturity IN Coin. az this oicc. .
Bodors will be particular 10 specify in ther piop'a'' ~
clgs. or classes Of Scfp for which they bid, nOtiny Feet
accrued Interest viii ~ al Caste BE- ~ edlons cAt 10
AT roos mus. he ine.osd IN carefully sealed .nyeors
adlTe.sed the treasurer Of the Commonwealth OF .sf
ohusctts" srd naked distinctly ffop'Aa' !of loan td
accofrpnief vih ccfI.d ftecs for Five per cent On The
whole bid for to forfeited to to iIessl IN Ease
Of noat lb.ncut O. acc'p 80 popon. m,
Tie cLrcs d paIcs Waote pfop0sssbIe not Seep'eu vi"
BE- rciniLcdi o. thr.u
fasa Jiis s.e pied 'and tie hr't rr'eryed 70
reject any s s bil viii BE- 81 not red thereof ana
payment ~ e fcrp essgrca 20 tAon must 10 nhdc a. We
Ele OF Do drsoryof te I,rloef. which viii lake place
De'ween te i.A 9"d inth q. rf 0 DtiorE nr4I 10000, -
Or. e. Op.Jn. or hail Of 90" amount % sciP h"hu"' WY
paid ~ be- the before nasrd dates, sno ne Oa
iAgce months Thereafter IN which case ce.hef iet'n
tie amount pad si De but oeJtacsies Of .cp %
be d'''''a ''' 'H' 'n-' '''"aIE Si ai' K Oliver
Treasurer and Receiver General u AassschGsrfs
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BuiIbinp Alaleria.s.

MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers' in Roofing
sA Moiess Tin and other Roof pu. IN good repair AID
WARRANTED three years. Office 3J1 Broadway cot fuitonst.
MARBLE MANTLES.- The best place in the
At A. kLhBKKs MANTLE MANUFACrORY, No. lc9 East
IS.ast % av, N Y Cut this on., ard give hin cali
NN ARBLE MANTELS.--Slate-Sto Man.
w e.s, Roofing Safe Billiard Beds Black Deegds Iias
Marble aud Slate Siate SC &c. The tryi- supplied
WEST CAsTLE1oN sLNfE co;
I've. ~ Lssalasy, NsH'iorx'
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Amnsenenss.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE MOST II SsR aMEsigFa ATTRACTIONS
THE GHOST TRIUMpHANTi
THE ONLY GENUINE GHOST
yct exhibited N NewYerk, the apparatus for ss nvrs bss
n, !. 5 Jsi. o 81 aaEss. p x... -.
'''usH' out '''' "" Paa AZ SUCCESS.
The 'D''wI r'nEfiS an A isSt r. r fi sfos
Visible every eye, and om every part OF the hoos<
EVER EVERY AFTERNOON 3, 3 o'clock; cad
EVERY EVENING ss7h
SEVEN DISTINCT TABLEAUx,
FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS
appear az a. one time introduced in tho nseossS -
'''''' '-- '''G GERMAN ROMANTIC DRAMA,
BRCNHILDA;
BRUNHILDA;
DRUNhdILDA;
WAKE NOT TIE DEAD.
sss. I'll. iisi sStr D3A Asy:, sSssss
THE REGULAR DRAMATIC sbAs0A
h'ip g%S5 via sSssf aI "a sSb sf SEeivRgF|oss
the A''is iasi'sii fs;Ss SDr,
''d '' Cd & e ACE ' 81 11tastssnrNs
The Screaming c0T mic i Bsrs:.s, POST
will also be produced at each performance.
TO be seen at oil hours every day and evening
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWSs
VINO '"'0s" ''' ;fiIs' wARLlKE TRIBES
Of the wii' Of Minns.o:s and always hsys 6,ses
SIEADFASf FRIENDS OF the WHITES ~
mos. atr active auxiliary jus, added .her number -
N Tsn pyaEhospg s. r Fl MWfe5sE
an Indian On Of the Crow Tribe which inhsbits che ReH
GENT a' MOST Ml,s -, iSTERtsTso INDIAN EXHIBITION
ever witnessed in the borders Of civilization.
They viii all be exhibition a ~ sOar Gay and svsniae
intervals give Dances, Songs and sshss 1880
PEcULrsRTrTEs OF rNDrAS LIFE.
LINING SEA SERPENT,
q ~ ~ ''''' AQUATIC AEIahL.
TROPICAL COLOaE0 FISH,
az: ?siaFis bocfdRS Psi c1@ FISH SQUIRREL
f.sH TIE sg%1 N5SSs e fflTiiiiSsSSi r.s,
4 LTiS IHnif gEsff %IT Wr h5sE HORNS
.oai TIE A6 Sgif E.s SaL 81: 4. ss. Mo-
y, hd 2s'' I 3 c.a:, char.s asis: Is esn.
DARK THEATER, BRQOKLYN y
EvLT9N-sI oprss.,tsG ei,1 lei aAnarsal
Stag dRFxf sdgafss OF TIE SE% gaESTIhn,3
FAyORIAE COMPANY, FuLi. AND FASbONAbA0
AUDIENCES
MONDAY RvEEfNG sept. q, 1853,
wiz be produced Pi.lcEes Glseal EAiIAyesan1A
NEW scgEEEY. -'''0 NEw DRESSES.
''N AND APPOINTMENTS.
ps1rtv, ''ilss
A[ara'e Fump...............N r. ~ IL hnHs~s
JoAn Iuill. M HA,tf Lenn"A
NUMEROUS CORPS DE BALLET.
To eo-nr,ence wi.h tie e.cy.It comedy Of
FAINT HEAT NJ. Ek WON FAih LADY.
Ily Comet. ~ b.sH
luehess L. r Miss henrietta living
DooIs open o. conner ,es I'll
WINTER GARDEN.
w The management has pleasure N annc,reins seu -
MONDAY, Sept. e.
EDWIN BOOTH
FIRST APPEARANCE
'-.' HIS GREAT ROLE
HAMLET
Assis,sd by t.at iFirgg l.hei young .rat
NJ LhHREANk Eti.AhI'r.
WIN has heen spsciay ea.r-d aud ty poMeral tomp0L
.fsSfrrr to names Mr. NiNlsO boNBRS this hft e
u.arsncel NJ A. Il. DA1 ENfCAl Aliss ADA CLh Avn
and many other popular favo''ies-
GREAT INTELLECTUAL ATTRACT
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
IL FORD. connecting with Railroad ~ SPRINGFIELD.
NORTHAMPTON, BELLONs FALLS. BRA4iLEBORO,
tc Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peek sip a. o. N,
Nondlv Wedneds and Friday Steamer Gay OF bAhI-
FOD esyes Pckslp p IA, Tuesday Iaur'dsy and Sat-
urdsy. 49, =.
commended NJ mpe'sui end 81. escseel officers
| rey. iorxs 81 ~ n6a
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I CNG ISLAND RAlLROAD-INCREAsED
~ sfttDNAfiOf -irefs jafaos-sip ari ~ q
afiht "a A. o. 81 sf-eafoff. u9Qfrs 49, stsiens
60 .0r .aI. MrrfIa leiafa co. ace 81 2 eiio. q
rsfi % H..rlIaf - lIg e. fn f md 90. - Tor
1toa.eS a. o.. u. a., a. ~ .ua ~ 10 f1r Jaus q
iisr.f. j. g., . ~ ~. &c - ? n
lanfsy Itfalaoa 4rsu 81 ihA @ fnM So . isicrirF
sfa-ltl tsFhsnk q ofral-.oH f.isss To.afsls
.arf Napa.s u %. ya.s A. 1i4-.oeAi4sA ~ AIN
Grr. fs~.sr - !. q. 4 4lfr. f1lIfa-st at % p
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Dmting Gtaosmies.

DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES
u eommeuce at No. ~ 5h-svr on SATURDAY, Oct D.
coutoenc. at No I37 Monlague, BIookys on iuLeDAi'
Oct C.
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SOCIETY or AGRICULTURE AND HOR-
y IlCULgUaE q. WESrcnEsTEk COUNTY. hf
society viii hoi g.. n,.srn b Annual Fair hiv-rtAe
~, Aiis-e 4 loHi.T shs fla 4r .nf AN o-y. =
sop,f-b Inst. IN sadsa % very liberal LIT Of County
rrnuia A. oses snes pTcrir oise md a. icn4tp a.
Ieu's eg.a Ell competitor. The orolnds Ee
cl5us client hat nile track. ana r e acc ofoi
stock sni cv- thing via be- d1ur = induce 10 The
cent? VI victor. ard Tie success ths Exhibition
sIMEOs LELAND. President
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IlOK HOSTON 49, PROYIDENCE. W. NV.

NOR BOSTON and PROYlDENCE,y via NEW
i PORT end FALL HiYFiL-Ite spl,nid AMI 'up-fiof
,t.r,1er uTTEOPOils, tapi brosn have. Ag-.f Or
49, IUtsDAY. THURSDAY. and -AibNDAf' q
rIsSk . IN .-f he iMffhE blAIE. tsPt DfAyion, On
MONDtT WEDNESDAY. AID FRIDAY, a. . oeVeE y r.,
hom Per No. s.rth Llfrf. .,
isfessf viii n~ refsfdrts' secured u Wy app"
cant uaul the .Ds have t@eu l.id iyf .. 81,
fIcgst 10 Bc.os r forwucf5 tAf1tsA Win gear a'Qa'-
By al EIyfoss tI.tsAi Tram.
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STEAMBOATS, aro Railroa0o.

CTONiNGTON LINZ for boston, viE Gro
- TOr KfN .LOAuuH. nfONihS.y - ~
DF.fg rEH POM. IAl .tIlh. rid HIN ~ ~ wv
-Tas !. 'enfld siasiAus COGHo:WkALIh ana fi'i
MOlTh RDCh vii leafs fio' 30 i 3 - III u S's''
Anit.st daily lcHceii ,antsyl a D. M r.
TfelIt low - - oia- hae- SAee " es--
rsny = 10. 10 Mcatst eoflc. " ~. ia Z. = ,
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lflati)inerp.

FOR SALE, at bargain-An ERICSSON
ENGiNl. tharsr power. In ~ years Vow IN good
order, viii b. sold cheap. address T. A. Wt,D, PriDeE
Warehouse, 70. ~ Duchs.
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~. icsDEMY No % Sch.rmerhons', corner o. ooufs
-, All The iasonabe Dances taught In ono coui'. o.
Application NOV b. made ., Guy tune Glasses arc "" '
pg sesd ior cJeulu
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Cost anN foun0.

7 OST.-On Saturday. 10th inst, PARhUr.
a. The finder on returning & to Ne West 'ssss WV -
eeiys 10 IewAa
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Amusetnents.
A LHAMBRA PAVILION,

A LHAMBRA PAVILION,
"A Fourteenth ST. opposite Academy ofMu''o'
FIRST Arr HoHRAc ksi IN AMERICA sis or
YOUNG NlCOLO,
THE HOST WONDERFUL
FLYING TRAPEZE PEAF0RMER
-A' '''' TIE RENOWNED LEoTARD,
who win perform his marvellous asd anPsI,lleleas cs
zAMrI Yot1I Eh s2S6L 66TioN'
viii appear during the week -
EVERY AfIERNQOE AND E'ENiNo.
'N' 49, Tue CHILDREN or THE DESERT.
JNTUElR lnDESC KlbhELE FLATS,
AhN "o''hN' VI LII in AGiLirY AND STRENGTH
MADLIE SOPHIE SAGRlNO,
the beautiful and snresb Persian Fqresrcnne.
'' ThE GkEHT TRlcK H9g ,56u .XicT2 NNAG,,
PERFORMED ~ ~. sAcAINO
Mr. EATON STONE,
the great bare backed rider ,,,,, ,,or,,r,s
YOUNG PlERoc SAGRiNC.
Mr. PARKEk-NR JAMES COOK, :.
(bose "quips and qurk the refinement Of hnnor WIN
Y IHS sr'i.l w LEADING ARTISTS
IN A MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT
IRVING HALL. IRVING HALL.
4 Positively TIE LAST WEEK OF
FALLON's sTRREOPIIC0N
Tho public should fail wins,s this beautiful And Truly
wonderful exhibition It vii positi'ey clo.e on Saturday
svrs Sept FSEAf fl Sd ifl' Ths q WEEK.
AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
S iS 4.IS M TSh
OLD AND REV EA9Sl21IE
Tickets as cents. Family Tickets admitting six persons, g.
sy.1ns.DgeI. open at eoHasnsS at 9a acac.
For the better Of the audiences the
TnE PIRsT GOTTsCRALK CONCERT
viii take plse, on MONDAY EfLAisO sePs. ~.
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Gbantcs ssr Business l.leu.

Sn0..--1 ~ As~ssLs
4 BARGAIN wish 70 EXCHANGE for q
desirable sfo-t C! Dry Good " Gan, 81 Acres y
LAND About 80 {. IN timber lad c balance good
trLar with st-rin q wei,r running taroash H. ia,s
and 10 We situated slou. - niles eat u lcasc an lame
s.d c.ose ~ STALLION. nv Hlkc one Of TO bcs' slOth
Als ~ ia-. tscoa o. - auiIy lor u hes tHieEalA
ton sidf,'i g. PRAYER No =. Llsnoefoafs Ia
4 RARE CHANCE-The hss. BUSINESS
STAND In tho Thriving town iu fsus, luia with
stool y books STATIONERY feirs hanging AID Motions APO
Ao~l Route Prs1c J Adeses. 49, o,A 40 - h''A'
aeIhh, Pos'osice.
EoEl SALE in NEw-JERSEY-A small
j. FOUNDRY with Ia acre, q Land Inquire 81 ia ~.
lEONAhD Edinburgh ,er-er County, =. ;.
MERCHANDISE WANTED in !XCHAhGE
w 'or good Improved ag UanproTed tAhNs N sctth-
en- 5clsan kift lTooi sSna SiU.L ~ attractive brck
HOCSF VIII ocsi,d onn.bns tiyi would exchange
.r Nolis Ia heglosk ha-cls. uVr lie Sny. address
20 % nos No. @ed ros-Ofhee.
DAfENT SEAMLESS SACK MANUFAC.
4 TOnY for sAfE.-11e srescrhes ofsf y SALE
,h-dr PAIEAf sEAbtEss SAlk hAAuFACIsRf, con
:yu;s d ss osea a o. X '.o' and q 'he ss's,
Aso pisseh.ry sritrs fres. together VITA their ea IRE
Hs,sg Power and Ieneweui Houses
The ssrks ni4unclufec under Lct'ers Psen i'.ued
~, % les with improved addition their, anersd JOY
800 And another addition uss.o annexed MAeh IvS..
Iwo.shds Of the Patent IS owned by he srbcnhers sad
vii be GOD The above named froPeriy the remaining
The shove valuable ard de,labe properly Il, ssi in the
Village If Bslstou Spa Ssru,osa County. Nesyck State
one Foush OF nile from ac Depot q thc Rensselaer, and
sGraioea Railroad y Ks s1esOssegas CrrsA .na wal be
so.d al very reAsolsaoo rates.
portion OF the purchase money can remain on bend and
JAMES ~ COOK and
SAMUEL II. COON,
Bais,on Spa, Saratoga County, \. !.
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GTEAM-ENGlNE Tor SALE-One Of Iloe'o,
~ l!!Veu LoI.s newer Assts o. .Gs 3, lssYs VlasA
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NIlBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and asragor..........Mr. wa WiEArLEY
HOUSES CROWDED sIGHfLY ~ EVERY PART
49, POSITIVELY ..,,.,,o,. =,
i''h -A'1 ''''-' 0THpiio '''''
THIS (aOHDAYl EVENING. Sept 81, lsea
EDWIN FORREST,
IEE SECOND AND LAST TINE THIS SEASON
GRAND sHAKsPFRlsN DELlsEArIoN.
Ike tragedy viii BE psceG uggl 10 stare With
TuE GREATEST COMPLETENESS,
III ''P''''' y SUPERIOR CAST.
Mr. J. McCULLOVGH...
MR. L. L. SlIkN 49, "
AIl J. q. BLkSE 49,
Ma j IT. ..bisSb =. y -
Niue
tgA1uclos,., .hf. hAhfH4 a.. DOD"oA''
The pahn- ere respectfully Informed lbs.
hR. EDWIN tCARhsr.
MR BASDMAgN
ss Il tho kndesi snaer cons-u'et or tbs week only 70
ein.e his cilesday risAi n -r9 aance t. Tuesday lie
vii eonss9uenily appear upou
TUESDAY ~ rAlN0 Sept q,
FOR TIE FIRST TiME THIS sEtSOS IS
NIR0fNlUS
WEDNESDAY, the Last : PPcar.rce bei one
+ or EAAD.iAS.
ar wheev hes the honor II to tie public that
ke Las eniescl into m Z. gssstaen- via
sd Lii sfslNt AL
TIE GREAT LYRIC IRhCfDlESSE.
Who VT uiks tr de5u. sa iAe f.s@ aisge IN he oes
oAMFAi Oh. TIE JEWISH MOTHER,
WhT1 Z, Sejs Wv NJ M ~ scryYRY NEW APP
PCTNINESrs.
Seats alAy DC tesggoG - ne 10 once
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NNOR CAThKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

ANOK CAIokIIIE and MOUNTAIN UUUoL.
Il The s'esner THOMAS POWELL vii iysve foot 81
Frsnklirst. TUESDAYS andtHUR5DhfS Of tacn week A'
o m. oad on SATURDAYS al p M, landrg At Maiden
come ctng with STAGES at tatsl 20 TIE Wunian House.
Delhi sld GiIpos Lrs.ns Cesi'l of tey' FOX pyN-
Rays HEDnESpAiS, g'd9 AIyAbs,siCp
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EOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTfORn and
l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND kAibhOAD
COSSECTlOS. Ihe CoStlsESrAL leave, fse1 -ssIlp
leaves Il II o'cl,ck p M, Sundays excepted
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MARLEM, and ALBANl

~ IL 1OiAh, 1ihIAiisn, ubN hb'-'-'
~ RAILROAD For Albany, 1870 M for Do'''
Pl1ins 10 30 a u 4 p ~ tss 6.lJ iOD H.
D IN fof other trains see Time Table.
JON. BUFCiilbi., Superintendent
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Two CONTROVERSIAL PROPO.
SAILS naorsed With the title Of the vorS 'or "hiehths
ltd nav be saer.d viii b. received ''s oaee orl u
O'Clock M OF MONDAY, sept H. 1904 tof - cot'recaon0
sESEi. l0thar from .lh st. To an4 tLoHge ''1h ST. 70
Noi.h River.
Bark forms Coz the lids and h Other Necessary
be obtained applcsuon g ne Contrast Clerk tAs
ollee. 1FNs. stffnnnhS,, (Croton Aaued>a
A. w. CRAVEN,
ON c. Ann hLrll
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EOR RONnOUT and KlNGSION.-Ibc
steamer THOMAS CORNELL. Capt David Abbey. ~
n leave howfoiA. foot Of Jay't oycJ Tuesday, ih.i
DAY aud satUIdy a. oeoUs p Returning. wa tA's
oadou every ioady. W,dnefday, and Friday Ct coeA
PM andInc al New 5uih Milton and Fousihcrpse esh WY
the Cornell viii commence roaming on trd,y sept ~ i'
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NEW-JFRSEY RaILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ hDELriilA and ue SCUM sud WEST VA i'm
stY llTY-Msu and Fs.fe.s Lines leave New. iofa d.
md 10 M & D. 1859 ana ~ 80 y tsTe - Ihions'
barisse checked o. and 10 n and IJ sad li.JV IA
to- " sshingon and al : aDi y. IA. to- The Wet
j. ". WOODRUFF, Afs,sihnt Superintendent.
No bsCger VII Ice ri or any tlns unless dc'e 4ea
aud chocsl - INMATE, ~ 81 the time Of leaving
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The Risish ind American E1chsnse sslha. Cospo.i.on
United iays opened oIsce. IS WsSueet, soIk,
oepaIed 70 eel .Dd bly sa-ug h.s OF L1c-sss md q .
tue Cousrcisi and iIageefs Credit trstc ~ a. ~
III The VOID Commerce Credits issusa iof IN tne Ia
f,die, Chs and Ausl-ia y De upon tie Oriental SAIL
ro-rofsion Of London. .t.f particulars ty DC s-oef
.s.uea application :, tie oil 10 O. y q! t.'et
WILLIAM WOOD, Manager.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
THE INDEPENDENT,

This weekly Religious. Literary and Family Jour.
nal, edited BY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The arrested Knights Of the Gold
en- Cirole--A Soldiers Gel
sbration on the 22d.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l8

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 18.
Messrs. McHenry and Hughes, who were
yesterday presented by the United States
Grand Jury, for refusing to answer ques-
tions relative to the objects and secret in
tentions of the Knights of the Golden Cir
Gle, appeared before the Court this morn
ing, and informed the Court that they
could not have answered the questions pro-
pounded, without eliminating themselves.
They did not pretend that the organization
was not reasonable in its teachings, and
hoped 10 escape by the Governments being
unable to obtsin sufficient proof to convict
them. Both we're discharged by Judge
Smith, upon the ground that they could
not be compelled to give testimony that
would criminate themselves. The Seni-
mel whines terribly over the investigation,
and calls it iniquitous, but does not even
deny the existence Of the organization, or
that it is reasonable in its oharactiOn.
The Governor and number of Union
men of this city, contemplate giving a
grand dinner party to all the soldiers in
camp near this city, on the 22d of Fehru-
ary.
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dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial
FROM MURFREESB SB0R0'.
General RO8eorans' Order giving
honor to Soldiers Of the
Murfreesboro Battle.
MuRrRrrspoRo. Feb. 1s.

MURFREEsBoRO, Feb. IS.
The army has not advanced, and the
roads are even much more unfavorable to
active operations than previously reported
General Rosecrans has issued an order
directing that the name Stone River be in
scribed on the national colors of each regi-
ment and the guidon of each battery that
was engaged in the recent battles before
this city. The order further states that
the General commanding is proud to know
there was not single regiment or battery
which did not, in that memorable conflict,
bear a meritorious part.
Colonel J. c. McKibben is assigned to
duty as Acting Assistant Inspector General
of the Army of the Cumberland.
The troops are being paid off, and are
also receiving new outfits of clothing,
blankets, SC.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 10.
Admiral Porter communicates the follow
ing report to the Secretary Of the Navy,
dated February 9Th: et
am happy to inform you that the steam
er Vieksburg was badly damaged by the ram
Queen of the West and that she has to be
kept afoat by large coal bsrges fastened To
her Sides Her machinery has been taken
out and she will likely be destroyed. This
is the fifth steamer of which we have deprived
the rebels.
The Vicksburg was thelsrgest and strong
est steamer on the river and think they
were preparing to use her against our trans
ports, being very fiat.
Her wheels and guards were smashed in
and large hole knocked in her side. So
deserters report.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

CHERIFF SALE-In obedience to an
y order of sale of property attached, after final
judgment, issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, in the cause wherein Miller NJ. Spangler
is plaintiff, and Benjamin Dodge defendant, l
shall expose to sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House of said county, on the Sd
day of March, A. D., 1868, between the hours of
two and four o'clock NJ, the lowing described
lands and tenements, to wit Two tracts Of
land situate in the City of Cleveland in the
County of Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, one be-
ing known as the East end of subdivision lot
No. $50 in the Willeyyille allotment, and being
sixty six (66) feet fronto Tracy street, and one
hundred feet deep. And the other being known
the whole Of subdivision lot No, PSI, in said
Willeyville allotment and being sixty-six (6c)
feet front on Tracy street, and one hundred Q0O)
feet deep.
The first described piece appraised at Four
Hundred and Forty Dollars, and the second de-
scribed piece appraised at Five Hundred and
Ninety Dollars.
EDGAR H. LEWIS, Sheriff
By HENRY N. JOHNSON, Deputy.
C. L. FISH, Plff's Atty.
Sheriff's Office. Jan. 81, 1868. ian31:429
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC, I
February 18th

The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday has
a telegram dated Charleston, Feb. 18th, with
a proclamation of General Beauregard to
the people Of Charleston and Savannah. He
says the movement Of the enemy's feet indie
cate an early land and naval attack on one
Of the two cities.
1t tells those unable to take an active part
in the coming struggle to retire, and calls on
all able-bodied persons, from the seaboard to
the mountains, to rally with arms, pixies,
seythes, spades and shOVels, for the protec-
ton of ire-sides and affairs.
Final preparations for the expected attack
are being rapidly prosecuted.
The troops and people are calm and conf
dent.
The Enquirer's leaders say there has been
no Intentions or pretence of an intention to
mediate at all on the part of France. The
South want no French mediation while hos
tilities 20 on.
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COMMAND OF CoLoRED TRooPs.-It viii
be remembered that an article appeared re-
garding J. C. Mcleod raising colored regi-
msnts. It should have read that many of
the friends of J G. Mcleod desired that he
should have the raising Of one or more regi-
msnts. Providing would do SO, I am wen
knownin this city, and throughout the State,
by a largo number of influential white and
cOlOred citizens, many of whom have promised
their aid. J. c. MCLEOD.