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G. G. BRUCE.

Y. y. bhOGE-
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
cLzvELLED, Ohio, W4sHIseToE, D. O.,
No. Iiyn1an's Block, No. AS Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized BY Government to collect
500 Bounty
DIE discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
drez, and rightful heirs ofSli deceased soldlersi
also
70 which every discharged soldier was DIS
abledin The service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
aor soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phAn sisters, as they al everAlly entitled un-
dsr the lsW. Also. -.
aus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
rFomptiy collecsed, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months r1eni
nsnsy due tesmsters, and every other Glass Of
elsins growing out of thus or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
~ Avoid OIzim and Patent AEsnEs wkO
are net Licensed.
We publish 'sTHE sozDIEB's FBESD," paper
Q much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send Us your name and stamp, and we viii send
aeopy free, 9r twelve copies, one each montA,
L1I y Ceutbs
Apply to us IN person OF by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fess low, and no charge until after we have &C.
eomulishsd what we undertake.
GepIO O. 6. BRUCE.
OLKVKLAND VVOOLEN MILLS.
A. q Z. O. POPE,
supSEirtsndsnts, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
Voc ER 60 Ds,
OOnGisting Of Plain Fancy
aA6snIEREs,
DOESK1NB,
6ATIINETSJ
UNIONS,
FLANEELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
"A good stock constantly On hand, adapted to |
Esrfst prices paid for Wool and Pslts, in Cash |
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesrooms,
NO. e6 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o. |
auA-R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

THE UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH LINE.
This line is now complets to its present
western terminus, Milwaukee, and oOmmuni-
cation was opened with the latter place,
Chicago, Toledo, and Sandusky on the 2sth
instant. msr2:1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

PERsoEAL-Msjor Lawrence, Of the lst
Ohio Artillery, is in town on brief leave Of
absence. The Major looks we'll and hearty.
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET
Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTSBURGH, harrh l.
Petroleum Unchanged.
Sales of crude at 1910 and refined in bond at sse
River rising slowly.
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BnL1ARD MATcH.-The match between
Frink and Coon, 1000 points csrom, Coon
to discount Frink, will come of at the Athe-
neum on Friday instead of Saturday eve
ming. This is the third match between these
gentlemen,
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ID. W. GAGB,

LICENSED War Claim Agent.
Co1sctu Bountiss, Penaions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims
-Fsrvunsl Attention is given to the prosecution
e. OairaS IN the Departments at Warrington.
aR-Au persons having Claims should apply in per-
son, OF 81 letter, st onoes and they Will reoeive
prompt stsant'0n' nv. GAGE,
ces1s-Rls I6s sGperiOr-St., OlsVelandt o.
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BURGLARY.-The shoe shop Of 7. W.
Rolf, on the corner of Prospect and BroWneil
streets, was entered last Sunday evening,
and the entire contents Of the shop, valued
at about $500, were removed. The entrance
was effected by means of an augur, by boring
several holes through the door, with which an
opening was made through which the burg
lar inserted his hand, snd drew back the bolt.
Thus far no clue for the detection of the
criminals has been obtained.
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n. Y. CATTLE MARKRT-AIarch 1,

icy TELEGRAPH.l
The current prices for the week at oil the markets
Reel Cattie-Per cWt., extra quality, sl5,00a16,-
90 lst quality good, per cvt., al30G5,OOi ordi-
nary, ,s 6Ol3 common 50OglloOi inferior, 5000
sheep-Extra head, ss,OOGl25O; prime, S7,O0@
900; ordinary 5,5OG5y50 common S4,7o95,OO infe-
s swine Corn fed 3 pound. 7'4ssc; still fed
7kc.
Spectators had only limited supply OF beef cat
tie sale to-day ana prices further advanced on all
kinds.
saes wsre from 10 to l6&; nearly all sold at I2
I5A per pound. The average must have been l34 II
not l4c and the estimates were Of the most eKtrava
Government agents took go head for which they
paid about l6c This decreased the supply for butch
srs and the demand being very active the advance
Monday Several thousand more could have found
ready sale.
Mflch cows were IN demand and drm.
Yeats were very active and hTm.
Sheep and lambs were In liberal supply with only
fair demand. Prices were barely sustained.
Swine were In moderate demand.
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts Of all stock at ali the yards for
the week were as follows:
DeeFes...-.s..--.
SoWs.''.-.s.s.- ziz
veal CalFes-----.... 4ss
5neep ana lamDs.-- iIIIr
bHlne-..---.--...-.--- --.'..-'- .--..--s-- 3 ~
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PERsoSAL.-Austin Blair, Governor Of
Michigan, was in town yesterday, and stop
ped at the Angler.
By the way, this popular hotel is doing a
tremendous business nowadays. Nearly
$50 guests we're accommodated there last
nioht.
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NAVIGATION OPEEED.-The sandusky
Register says:
The sloop Gazelle came over from Kelley's
Island on Saturday, and returned on Sunday
A small schooner was also in port during the
day yesterday, toward evening going out the
Bay and returning. Considerable prepsrs-
tion was going on yesterday for getting other
sail crafts in condition for service. In =
short time, donbtless, there will be not a
little Of oossting by scows and small craft,
unless there should be an unexpected freeze.
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN ;

The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the Fair Inez," The Prince of
Walls" "rhe Ghost Hunters (" &c,
(CoNrInUEDD
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Railroads In Ohio.
The number Of railroads in operation In Ohio in
1858 was thirtytbres having aggregate length Of
s24 miles 23 miles OF which were out fths STATE
The following statistics in relation to the railways
are Of interest
CapitAl ,g50, ono
ost OF roads and equipments. 1851
Eloating oe oeot....---.. 10, 900 COO
Operating e1 947 09T
The net profits amounted to Ss,s7S,O7s. This is
equal to s7l6s per mile, which would make the net
profits ofthe S,O5I miles in Ohio ts596,sI2.
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
This road earned the week ending February q, as
follows;
3,3E
Tn.-... - -
e5s0lb
Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad.
This road earned in the SScOun week Of February
as follows:
lsoz'..-.--.----.-...----. 26sl
Incresse.....,.......-........-.. as5ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

Report Of the PrOeeedinEs of the Police
Court for the Month Of February, 1864.
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From the Trustees Of Water Works asking
tne grade Of Ohio Street, that they may
havS smother main water ripe across the
river and canal. Filed.
From Francis MARROW and others, asking
relief IRON sncroachmsnts by laying another
trssk on West River Street. Committee on
strssts.
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LICENSED CLAIM ORFIOEg
CLEvTLAED, Ohio, WAsHTHsToE, d u
No. / Lyman's Block NO. 44S Nintn 3D.
Near the Court House.
We arc authorized by Government to collect
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FRATKLLER,s REGISTER.

WEDNESDAY mORNING, aIAR.9, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
carry surgeon W. n the number 81 persons On board

oar,y surgeon W n the number 81 persons On board
amounts " 100. 100
TIE Ga.et,e 81 france qaotes tho following paassSe
from ter' ddressea by Gar.Dadi TO tho Rno ci S
at ,snSon stay: 'Pra,tce With the rune i.o
fatally CO. <,u,atcs juss'ce Of modern c"'a.oo,
and WI IN handled by stout arms like yonrs. give
men re- right to have 10 masters nat ,noinsc''''
",e Paris correspondent OF 7se I's.es s'ysi &c
l,ronpts from ihc cotton MISUNDERSTANDING elsi.vsS
france state that the cotton csisis when pa' Oo,
lmucb distress among the operatives tne'c TO- '""
Nv almost at an end. - ,-,, on,,,,o, "a
'In Senegal where the natives have icas cni,ivaso
COTTON one American house NJ Goree puschaseS sVoo
kileryamnes Tor expot to America. treacn holse
nnrebascd this wear o. 600 kilOs groTp Dy the nauVos
M Cesamanee The native cotton OF serrores 10 the
The Paris wheat and -four markets wore firm; prices
Of wheat ranged from 9o 5oc to @s'' % censes 'he
| 100 kilOs. ,... A.,
The Official quotation Of -four was isf IS cenimes t'e
sack. Il, v.
The stock Of wheat in the Paris stores the Isl
September was 10 sos meuicai qu.ntals. The stecs 81
-four WAS 90 45s quiDtas
| closed ut 66f centimcs.
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Russia.

The Mosc0p Gazette publishes fnghtful hst
of fires which since April last have taken place IN on
ferent parts Of Russ and it adds that tls account o,
incsndiares commenced the end Of April in the Gov
eminent of Kalougnby the destruction Of "a bon,es
next at Okbansk 2Oi houses were hurnt ct serdonss
h"r 81 ,be homes. nj Mologa more than 200 ana nj
The Fair Of Mini NDvgorod 800 Dohs and iSs houses
AZ Patroisk there were siY fres In juno ana en,nc
Quarters of the town consumed. Inc Io"oer
of Kazan and that Of Okha, near st Peters
burr were blown up. At Riga two bres occurred the
same nj Tunen where the finest quarters OF the WNh
were consumed At Orenburg COO houses were burnt
and Baki lie only heap Of ruins. -Four conbsgrntons
took place al ST. Petersburg: ak at Simorss, Town
which rs well ZoroslaSi are now ~ INNS PREVIOUS
% Anil Two Imperial cannon foundcries were laid
waste Fresh disasters are unprecedented and the Rus
sian Government is called upon 10 adopt prompt ana
rlRorous Dless uIes.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

MEETING OF WAR OVERWHELMINGLY
sTgPs FOR A MAS RATIFICATION ooNvEs-
TON.
On Saturday evening number Of War Demo
crats Of this cyf opposed to the Chicago platform and
its candidates, met ut the Bancroft House. broadway
and Twentieth street On motion Hon. peter Cooper
was called to the chair. and H. C. Page was appointed
secretary. The object Of the meeting stated TO b.
for conference and consultation among Domoors,s op-
posed 10 the Chicago platform and It's candidates. anu
general harmony and enthusiasm prevailed. The uni
versal feeling no surrender OF flag principles 10
Rebels IN arms against the country and no a,mistoc
that would give she traitors any edvsntagc over the
soldiers Of the Union. The recent victories In behalf Of
the Union were nlso warmly appisuded Joseph r.
EIlory esq. on behalf Of the War Democratic General
COMMITTEES Of the City and County Q. New York. and
u. 6. Page egg. OIL beheQ VI the Yer Democratic
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A telegram from Vars OF Sept. II. saws: The
surors oiroulsted at Pr uhcrt Of az spproocLns ia
isrisw Of tss French. ussian. and Frts,ian soyer
DuIs Of Cambridge passing ,troagh Psrs breakfas.ed
With the Emperor. -
A telegram from Paris OF The eth says An Imperial
kioal Econcmy ard Public Law In me Faculty OF Law
n Paxs Another decree aboishss Ne obligation for
sbips going long voyages 10 carry sui eoh when they
sbsu hare Npsn On board They will IVY ~ obliged
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Holland.
, ,bo Hama Of centnmber 10

A telegram from the Hague, of September ~,
ths kim His Majesty. in Lis speech from the throne
sid The country aud the colonies are IN prosp rol'
site number Of public works are contemplated
haf,re Won together with other important financial
propositions The redemption Of the debt viii be con
tinued project for the rcorg IMITATION 81 the Gus
toms tariff in ths Dutch coonies Of East India viii also
lc laid before the Charlbcr.'"
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RchiesWig.

The ton Sc6,sio-s whose sentence Of death for &C.
serton from the Danish army subsequently, cold
muted TO Imprisonment for life arrived lefe ystoferny
A telegram from Fensburg. If Sept IL tays the
Civil have announced IN The GG1s~ 'hst
univ ,Sos CLAIMS made on the D,nish Treasury on as
connt Of the late preparations Tor the Wtr WIZ
he taken into consideration at the peace pegouatohs
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SUPREME COURT CrRourr--Ocr. 3-Be.o.s ja,,is.
pAva

ACTION FOR DAMAGES INCURRED DURING 1HH RIOTS.
Augustus Morgan Gyt. The Mayor, &c.-lhe
In hi. sol % sgsint the city the srni
Of s the OF his property a, the hands o.
tie .ots ny July 1904 Tho paluh Was tho owner OF
ba.- hich lying tho foot If Thirty , sres fsss
Kr a,i al time II st'scAet by the ToIeTs hsd
very .r- cargo vbel, snd other grain board The %
tro .c,l .ack the vessel aud sfefwerl buried % tbs
water dse The defendant set up general denial OF sseh
anl every esaion cou'sned IN tie COMPLAINT The case
Ill. On Dame. Johnston or pAn,if j. H. liasAe' ;o' 'bs
lefpoIation ,
/ Before Justice RARslRp
THE HATCH DIVORCE CASE.
Cora L. Hatch against Benjamin +. Hatch Ihs
Ca.s-s., on tn. day calendar to-day .or trial The defend
ant oruse OF for the ten the ground
,Iat ,b. ..,u.. had no. been framed in the
The pan,ius counsel insisted that 1t wac no hni' o. NE
that toe ready for TRIAL. thar belonged " ina
defendant tho Les Ina the esse-ilA the c.so va
th, prof. CT subject for reference.
adxe b.rard reserved bis .e.ion the motion 70 post
ponr until iu,'iay. Henry p Clinton fer sis 0Oii'a,
sluyvessn opposed.
IHvaBgRS-Oct. 3-Befors Justice CLAnxs
DfCIslOSa.
Lewis Curtis OF al agt X. NJ. Blatch!ord et al
Ncf.--tce acerain whistler there any Hens
premises IN questions for tsx's and ssssssnss and
A. 20, g. ascertain amount thereof.
ChaIes hrnd'rsou e, al sgt Hugo Horo uoaoa dsn.ee
with IS coats and without prejudice
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FRENCH FRUIr.-A choice assortment, con-
sstng Of $50 varieties Of apples and 100 varieties Of
pears ftom the celebrated Of Andre LeFoy OF
Ang.rs France. intended fer the horticultural EIhib'
itop OF tho American Institute. but did not arrive IN
time for the exhibition will he open for public inspe 3
ton for few days at the rooms Of the Institute In the
Cooper Union BnldinG
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COURT CALESDAR-rRn DAY
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM ADJoURNfD roo

SUPREME CoURr-CrRcUIT-Psrt Mos. 1895
72.i 2!<J 22s 1853 22ss 2!S7 326l s263 2s6T t,s 9
l79. 2lsl, 21 223S 22s7 228S 29s 22sc Fart ll-Eos
1898 2JJ9 20sO 20i6, 208 2030 201 a0S, 2oS 1000
2os< 2c7o. 2o< 2o7s 2ose soss. fos< Pst III
Fos 1894 1906 MA 1867 2es 1854 iis2 lsot. sas ss SIS
elb, 0st $40. It,4. 1880 1896 1884, 1897 1856.
SUPExME COURT-SPEcrAL TEsA.-Demurrers
Nos o. 20 - Inclusive l.nes Of law and fsc' Noe III L"
SUPERIOR CsUEr--part I.-Adjourned 70 Monday
next P No calendar made up in tune for pnblcs;ioa;
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-PGrt l.-Nos -.
Psr I-Nos $50 go 49, 20 <ej tSs %si 49, te! 10 W.
s70 32p, AZ, 49,
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-ocr. e-Dsl9N rs
cord-r HoyysAs
Tho following gentlemen were empanclef o,
arr.J rurc,s; L. L. Boes, Foreman VIM. H. Branan,
n r. .u Daniel O. Campbell Albert l.. Conkn, Dqncu y.
c,,,v ,rL.r,., Ietson Andrew Dickson James A. Edgar
A. fr,,. j. A. Grosbeck Alonzo b. Hail. Maurice liiyer,
John A. ! ane, Jamss Kelly, Wm. mnnns and Thomas :.
Young -,
The delivered the n'ual charge to the Grand J.y
and cali. their attention to bs book OF rss fJr thslf
Guidance p.rps.rd by District Attorney Hal.
rrsncla As tried and acquitted ch.Sse Of hsnvsy
robbeIy.
The Court then adjourned
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snnrr,ovAL PROM EUROPE

.,,., sf the Baxcnia-The ho""O''
..,rs. n, che Cnurrrc Of At'a"ta-Es'
Arr.vn. ef Muller in E"Si"""'
The Steamship saxonia, from Southampton
an the 2lst of September. arrived here yes'efu"S'
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TIIE TFRRIrnIINa

hHzoNA-Ch.Tles ID. Posion has been chosen Delegate
w. not Of his political complexion probably noi
he'd Unionist.
COLosADo-J. ~. Chsing.on I. a.. Union candidate.
kEBRAsKA--P w Hitchcock 1. the Union and Deorso l..
Miner the Democratic candidate.
syADA-Tbomss Fitch il the Union noulnoA.
We have no ds.s st hand from Tie other Teutorisa
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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

N,,sn. hin Victor Ost.. New riens Sep = .,f *
= Ia YGth with uouude5 md conysesr'r solder. 20 I.
Qnartornss,er SEPT 20 lot ~ passed one OF Zoe AsF
Va. spoken by L. s. guuboss 0rend Gulfi I'll We ~ -
Harlow Philpr Of liza AsrieTk Ca,alry, ei,a ,a-
cay,irv died and wss buried Oct J. H. Jones "
Asst fny.nrcr a. S Navy iisd snd Was y .i,2 e' , Nos
-. ~ h,urs 70 T. s. CuarcYusxtsr. ID !rs. or ape
~ nes,ci s.ss.ssh.p Css ru.a. bound ir. 81, ~ -
n non Asssconb, passed Schooner SUM- '"i'
mat heads above water. ~, u,.et &
SHIP Darrell Webster Spencer London aid bs o. IN.
day. with nisc aEi so PISS 10 h. r. AoffsD %" u,
Sc. s,. rxnfrianced sBd,us sr's ron 8 !" .
daiingv :ch los, ssis sprrp: nt.es ns' enc '''
III s....n
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Llfatr}a.

Tho Emperor leaves Vienna on the 18Th Tor
Hungary. According TO The O,snrreidiscss ZedaHS
the tourney lie undertaken exclusively FOR military pur
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To,al............2li.bis Te,s'.....

TOTAL 1i5 To,s'.....-......7lo,tos
Democratic ina oriiy IN the Sists ~
IN fiJh Eli lath Ds's 10. contest Tor Congress
ia having b.- ierndf - po!'!cl sivo vote i9f
state Auditor IN ..~ Ntu, District, N~-sf. B.uy t"G
and IL. sf Dri were rival candidates
In 1881, g, Baby voi ID. feP.bh an Union sot",
ard elected b. r. sstes 70 tio lie vote OF 1Ae
diilIio. in the shove tlbo (. fof s'.lo Aai!lof
RHODE ISLAND.
n. Two members ~, rriol... elected la,. year. oihsu
vii be chosen u April, lcsS.
TENNESSEE
Il A. Crawford l. {. HOAX. and iohH e. Eyeei s;e ma ed
a, Union canddsirsi dii'ict' inletail. w Dcn0'Ae
candidates thus Ar .....
TIL. thr.. .snucl Unicn sfDb--s - TIE present Hoa'e
reelected september ~ 1soy ins ftascd nslo ie'
They r.t a ~,
. foTps Hast.g.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Chester d. Hstriis he Union canidl., ioT ~ tho
three Districts There VII probably be no cppo.lion q kes
WISCONSIN.
l.. Hslber T.. Paine. - no.. JoLu ". tsy..... dlt
q iiLaiu,r e. slo.l. D.. "a. G-oIfc T. sfA..... l~H
D. .'Anasn CobD...... is!l. .................. ps1
4 Siiar..... H,Hs.. HiTrs A. L.tt.r.. - ~
r.. Fhie'u4 Sfwy-r.. NJ f oaHIe Feu.k.. u ~
o..Wsi,-T d. Mcin4oe sii. l'fy r.. d....... cps
xo.a...........,c ci Tot.i............... %, ~
Deaso.sa.is l.aJyI.y l.. tl.. s.s.e "a
OTiiiR s1AIt.S
There may lr nusti.tafs toward clcrT Congress
in OdNha snd AiAu a. bat as f1 ". hs,' bead
g! plne.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

corRr or OYER AND TsRMlNER-ooE. s-B'f's
Justice bafsAuD.
OPENING or Tue OCTOBER TERM.
The panels Of the Grand and Petit Jurors were
III. ornin, alter Ia. CouT had been cpcaea Win ih
usual rfuclsfaiiun. .
qorum ofthe Grand Jurors failed 20 rsspoi. and ,ho,'
In attendance di,chas,d until "Wednesday morning
IL Yoi0rk.
The HoMICIDs IN MADAME BELLS shIooS.
People agt. Robert |. Glberr.-Ihe TRIAL OF the
sscu,.d killing of soldier during AZ ARRAY IN Adsne
Belle rosdw Concert Saloon s.. down !u 20 dry hr
no until ,dnesiay The District Attorney n'ussd
excused would put in pies. ~h!ch would oc scc.ps
bic 10 tho Covr and tho necessity Of trial.
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Tot..............2es s43 To,d..............E',iA
Democratic majority IN lhs state, 1888.
In .he VIII I1,, Brr, Ind. had 80 votes counted IN
the Union tol IN the &th De-. S1fern Ind. Dem. had
2,5ie, no, counted above.
CALIFORNIA.
L. D. C. NcRufr. jackson Tomple."..--
e.. william Highly 60. John O. Downcy.....----
g.. John baiS. a .....--.. James cOtrolb.
No election by Districts 1857 The uuoss sjoIy In ts
stat. IN tn There .hond be- ndson1 major
ity ia each Of the thee COMPRESSION Districts.
CONNECTICUT
VIII elect IN April next OF the hive yfe.ent mtutcrs one
only 10 Deu.ooIat. ~
DELAWARE.
i..'Nsih1 b. Sn,ithefs $40
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Totsl....................leS 5.5lf I.j2s,6s5
HIT, - "a, IA

InC-ofns The vote above j. for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction IN 1862 In Delaware tds Democrats INSIDE
cones, in sbou, haf Of Maryland they made contest In
Wet Vrina all the vo,. spicssedy Union In Kentucky
10 Districts were not contested.
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KsEL LAtp-Edward +. Williams, snip
bo,. 4, be named the William Bell ibis Dco, WI
take TIE nacs Of the vcssol oap'rrcd by ths pirate l.
ho,,ce She will be 10 tuna burden, and o"neir
Jsnas Callahan & Co.
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,Aed IL that cree the general election. vt' hereafter 10
held on the Tue.iay following he TT Mooy IN Soyeoei,
must be-cho tt year. THIS FAR VIZ have ho'
head OF any nomination.
MINNESOTA .,
l..sWilian Wnion. sisi. i.nFy w lanborton 80 40
a. sIgnains Dcur.iy. 1Hsl.. joan IL. Oner..... 'oi'
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MARINE COuRT-TEIAL Tnzn.-Ocr. ;.
Before Judge Aixsn
Tile 0rER AIIC CANEN.

Pauline Castro against Jacob Grau.-Ihe Jndge
thi. morning rendered decisions on suite sad 2, tai'
between Manager Grru aud hi, Firms Donns
d.cn, WA rendered isyoI OF tho psini!d In the shse'
~
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Totx........... $500 Totsi............. 40 t0i
Union majority In the State. l5.jSs
KANSAS.
Sidney CLARK Albert L. Lee. Doth Union candidates.
In the Wilder Repub, SCI6, Pcs1otl, Union
Dem, +,GGG, Matthias, Ind. Dem. e51.)
KENTUCKY.
Present member choseu as. year, IN Angast) Politics
nui.rstioa type. Alohcr election mus. 10 held next An
gu@ ,
Five Union members chosen Of the Constitutional cleo
uop In September, viz;
I'm. y. BonxaDo. 3..W. ID. Manu.
IA r. Field At. NJ Wells
5..R W. Tsisisrro
There opposition tickets Only In the Is and lid D1
es; the fst deested by g. the second by 3as majority
NAME
Members chosen the l2h ut. all Ave Unionss ~ To-
lows
l.. John Lynch. 3..'Jsmes O. Blaine
z'sduey Perhaul. l...John H. Rice.
S. sFroderich A. Pike.
Last Congress the Democrats had one-L d. d. Swett, 10
the li D'Iict The Uniouss gain ono.
MICHIGAN.
l.sfern besfnan.. 10 400. David A. Nobe... H. z8
2.GhsrSs upson.... NlN,. kashanae a. baoh.. ~
John w Lonsyear l23i7. DAVID Johnson lltG7
T.. Tkeinhs W. ferrv. 06i3.. Frederick He'll 1908
S.. n. T.. Trowbridfo. 6t37 Augustus C. Baldwin lo6s
0..'John y. Drisss.-. 1879. William WiiNd.... 1910
Tolsl..".... "....: esies Total.....-.".... s.soa
Union majority in the State, G,7sf
MASSACHUSETTS
Tins far We have only orals Apts OF the
I'D District The sn,iIe delegation ia Union and akey to
'''"'" 80 ''' ." ""'' MARYLAND.
The present members stand four Uniopsts 10 one bitter Sc
csssioDist(B o. HaT The Constitution (. to lie
voted upon on tie Hh 81 O.leesI, snd WI! esstien BE-
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IN tht Cy OF krlsYo roDi tie 2j day d 5spIen6tf
the Sd day Of October, 1854,
Ien lV5i won"n "a; boys i5l; Rids. fJ-tos,t vi
Adults, 2,2; children, 1885, nise-, 26oi farsle' 20i
CO ored prrsous. 3.
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SAILED.

Steamship North ssl
DISASTER. -,
s,hr Ana 2. Brown, loaded WIN pay ~h'e 'ns ,eL
an hor IA The North Rivos, took he 'l' "
and Lad 90 be scGsod