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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

n5-persons indebted to US on subscrip-
tion for ono year or more. will please take
notice that, by paying up all arrcarages,
and for ono year in advance, before the first
OF July. they will be charged but $3.50 pcr
year; otherwise, So 90
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

asElder j, H. Jones will preach at the
Disciple Church in this place, morning aud
evening OF June l9.h. Morning service TO
commence at haf-past 10 o'clock; evening,
OF 7 o'clock.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

as-N. r. Smith, tho new host of tho
Chardon House, is to havo a Ball on Tho
Fourth, to which everybody is invited. For
particulars, see advertisement.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

esrThere was quito frost in this sec.
tion last Monday night, but we do not learn
that it's effects wore very serious to fruit or
vegetation.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

Gs-Parker Pilsbary, ofN. H., will speak
in South Newbury. upon National affairs,
on Sunday, June 18th, at l0A o'clock A.
NJ
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

STRAYED.-Some four or five weeks since,
- left Windsor with n horse wellknown in
Geauga County, belonging to Gale Leland, Al
ter being in this vicinity about 3 weeks he es
capped from tho pasture aud cannot be found. It
is thought he has gone back home The horse
is we'll known in Huntsburg in which place he
was raised--is medium. sized sorrel horse with
a small white spot in the forehead heavy fore
top, and rather long hair on his legs-hair roBgh
aud might at first sight be mistaken Tor a colt,
Any one taking him up, or giving auy intelli-
gence Of him will be literally rewarded by ad-
dressing Mr.. Gale LIE land, Windsor, Ashtabula
Co., O.-or A. G. LELAND.
Clyde, Saudusky Co., Ohio $50
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Geanga County Bible Society.

The next annual meeting OF the Gearcu
County Bible Society will bo held at Bur.
ton. on Tuesday, Juno 14,h. 1864 Tho ex
erc'ses will commence at IL O'Clock A. NJ
All friends of the D'blo are cordially invited
to attend.
JOHN NICHOLS, Secretary
Chardon, June lst, 1864.
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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

Th6 WOTIu.S GredC helneuy IOr
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advaiced stages
of tho disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
I'D to the best it ever has been, and that it
NAV be relied ON TO do all it has ever done.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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WILKINS & KELLEY are Just opening
w their NEW CONFECTl TlONERY Room,
one doot lortE Of their new Store. Please call
a nd see them.
1893 WILKINS g. KELLEY.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified ns administrator on the estate OF
William f. Moulthrop, deceased, late OF Bur-
ton, Geauga Counly, Ohio.
Chardon. lime Sd. 1864 75lw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10
Puinesvile, May 9th, 1864. 75OT

TIE peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoruLA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. IL
either produces or is
produced by an en-
.feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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is Hereby
kN given, TO the citi-

zens of Goouga County TO meet at the Store
oi J.. :. Ayrcs'. to take into consideration the
b est method Of relieving him OF the vast 10,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

4 con,
ply th
ain wa
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ted on
ection
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and
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The q
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thirt1
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marks seconded the vote OF thanks to bfr Brodhed.
which being put from the Chair. was unanimously
adopted. ,,,,..
The bcuediction then pronounced by DR.; DeWtt.
the proceedings having been neoossai eurhiled owilg
t. TIE length o time occupied by the address ana te
meeting adjourned Ia the rooms OF the historian ooci
ETY.. in 2d.aS. Here reception given by the mem
bets 81 the NewYOrk Historical Society "a their friends
and amer pleasant interval spsnt In an inspection of
the pictures and curiOsifies the S0cetYS un. the
guests descended to the reiect1ry IN the basonent
whore eegas repast was provided, u which ampie
lustice done
Several speecha. were made during the course of the
evening by the President a. II street of Albany j..
DswsOa Of BGiiln AMI Goa. John CocrrGne. ten
e crano Was very warmly received. and expressed h
pleasure nj tho meeting, which he hoped would do
snnethtng 10 promote that it0nal unity OF OF
bch the orator Of the d hnd spoken. R9fcrrns t.
himself he said that he had awns siven to upIod thdt
unity and in view OF that althou n he must admit NJ Of
Iute he hsd been engaged In somewhat stran trans
4 ions vet he hoped they would BE- Kidd enough TO
forget them and instead Of giving them aud him place
n the future history Of New York, give him soos
punch and oystoIs [CheoB aud hnghterl lie con.
eudal by expressing s deyotioato the NaiOaa! Uuion
and Lis confidence of its ufmgta preservation.
Tho assembly shortly after dispersed highly pleased
wish the evenings ontert .inmont
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snsFfKav .sSrEnLHanacE.
PORT OF ..OorcBsa II

C'rnrri.
stcsnihir Cot, rca Tirkepsgsh, Aspnw 81, D. Bsica
SfrArssiip h3ssns. tifr-nr, tayius-
81 rn..fp q irulEs II Iwrs rss-'feans
Si..r - suriha ofeysus thsnes he 'niorr WIN ',EeL
steamer Aa-Ia IL, SHROPSHIRE Philadelphia, VIM. hn1
s.rasrrr John X Thoiupon. AeCsto. Baltimore "iiiaa
% ,nconsru, Corstou Louion wilB,ms Guioa
I.is OrrwvoI tfI.i teut-z.A, IA snlpga-
LsIk 3, aha. ia Ina "a. Nzlan oi1s- -
Hsra t-o.c =. .To~H (bLl Dnrn Bnenos iyresi DFeu
nrlk rsfss tBr.). Ttidic Bel'zs. Josiah Jsr.
Tsr< r.. riiar lIfl 5sors5e Ia emo J. r Dvy 'lsa
IrrS a. C,osov Wonysli Oace bay, bfc;t, son L 60.
BIG lsyoaf 10, CIrpr.sn. Ma. .-!.4rr.
Hr Fy-isn G.nf. hcH.su4i. 20 bfeio lsiaad
big ldi Abbott tpr.l, tlsIk. 81 -homa.
bf 4 ar ca &c tDlj InouIpon o. tAcOs
scir. ful'a ibr.i. Hrf. Aqulri J. 7. X.
Nr.g -. I'll sle tBr.D, >nl'h s. J0hn. II. IT,
sc.f AFii-, fhrD spiIgnt. ST lobn and Fsrdfi-,oA
Serr & %. Ven Name, ish. Geofgetown.
gehr Nj ssr.ou. Henderson. Nashingtca
srlI !. ~. boy hin, NasiiIgton.
schr Hunter EudI OF. toriresf Aonrce.
SohS H. Hic min jester. sandy tiill
S.iif. Els Camurn koas. Glib colleague.
stir. Governor thH,e Stem.
SCI Nitul iybbie, ,tani'lId
ssnr r. n. Van SAINT No)dIGrsee. Wach SPrsgse =. II
selr. Ina fBrl. Aekeriy 3, Kite Zones Lopgh-
~rhr. fansey 81 nil, porllGa ". ;. Brown 4 Go.
scr Mary and su.sn. Albany, terboF sIid ana Nes-sV
J. Dluf-. =,
-clr Pores, Home Thorne Baltimore. Mott Bldel
sorr. Piymouih Hork. Psrkrr Boston.
schr. Dssiel &. Higgins, Coleman, "ashnson BeniLy ,.
Sritb 4 CO.
SEM Valiant, Cro..iey Hsiisr p. J. Neviu. 4 Soma
Sioop Lady Washington Davis. Providence NJ bnss-
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Arrived.

sirsmshlp Cherries Lesry Sail van, Orlescs III dy
Hdse spd psss.. Lsary Bros. -.
e. = steamer Remington Satonssl Mobile Bay u Inst.
n 2 D. ~ via Prnsscos tn, &c y. -
a. transport Caka~ ia Johnstsn, NewOn e'a
Inst, 20 &. :. ON -
Csryrtie Adoais (Rr) ,liol snry, C. b.. days HAS,
crew % mounts six guns and has engines o. eo hors
power. n
Or Plra-on tBr Fitrs raid Gaee Bay 10 days coal p
J. Nfyias SON
Brs Csnniur (rl Norwich windsoI, N. g. 10 d,y- Iio'
ter. -. b. rerns,on.
Brs Harp. AIRY, Linssn u days. coal, r. 2. Buck Co
Ri, iisiry ieed. lSbiinorc Ne~burg for Boston
Bg blonje BnD Bartcry, Maitland n. b, 10 days' p'4i
idF Avarsdo (of Wb,dor n. b. Jos, BRIDGEPORT c. b.,
BT Cslepa FAst, Santa Cruz 20 dsy, mahogany, Peck
4 thufcb.
schr Yorktown. Worlam, Bti more, coal
Rehr wv. Hougli on VEdns, potstoea, Rob,. fasksr.
senr. Wa hihgtou. Houston, Virgins, wood.
SflE Lotte. iayLf. Boston
soLT. piHin HOOK. ConmbiA, Me-, days, timber sEa
Lihl y Talbot L Co.
schr. Exchange, RandeIl, Morris River Tor fortiana
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counT CALENpAR-TnIs DAY.

suplysf. COuRr-CnlCUlT.- ly-Adjourned
% Monasy next Part ii-Shor causesp-Nos liza ~,
nd 2aGi res 1915 .:lg 400. zig5 Psh ll@tshoit
c.rs.l-No 2t6l 23S 1913 1882 22ll stoJ -oS' INV i"s'
81, ci,l Tern.-No-. l69. 81, ~ 1900, oo,, o,c.
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Part Mos. 3{9J JGl 3iSJ'
,aea 1855 il51 J7g 42o 1921. kll sf1 t3o tS 80
,eLo,t canoes b-Sos +45 4te2 Part I--Nos DIG 4oos
ts geo 4Sl .Oei .oos lO6a 4o7o foia '07' +0e %'S
4OSo. fUs,. ~ ,at,~,o5
sa ths trm Par. u-(shor. oaGfesl-Nos co. eoi' 49,
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, oomorj0l has been voted to Queen Victoria

A memorial has becn YOteu 20 VUVou i'vvo.m
from the Ayr Town Council con p!anlng tnAt pcyp'e
will persist n saying England when hey ueaa ~ E,aDu
and Scotland Droadlul attempt on the paII oi heSe
Soots to coalrol the hight of free hpeeoh
FIRE IN WEST 2iTn STREEr.--Ehrly yes
trday morning tho frfHe stables, No 700 Wes' 2ilh
reef owned bv Ccoree walker were tamngrd 20 the
en.unt of s3oo NJ Insurance.. The tre ~ supposed 10
have been tho work VI az igcenJnafy
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FITtHbuRG. NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD rHE WHITE MDJSrAlSA
AND INTERMEDIATES FONTS
The new aud ssuneh stssnlsf, Of The sof~isb 10,
IlIl OF BOSTON AID Llll OF ALW-iOkk
ssye NewYoIs daily Sundays ercepe il 4 acbcs p -
ion lsr No. - North River, loot OF hs'syss
FOR hEM -l.OSDON,
there correcting Will the Steamboat Eypres Fn rom M
Poins via Norwich and Worsassrr <0n and ~ g
Worcester aud Nashua sp4 New onda Ad '"f.AN
nsi'rOess
Ernl taksa O. the Lowest rsea For Dl1rns'ion rt.r~
l. $ DARTIN, 49,. % toe mr.
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Tr1velrrs, Guide.


To Albany, by Hnsson h. H., % W.ar'ur,
sndi an, andt .. I'D i3:+op. N Sunday train
ION PHhs. 6:2z p n
To Atany BY llal,fDi K. T.. 2st!st 4has., tg5
and sands, Observation-Disclosures. & p. N
To AlDony Cotzfu-s frtb Dock. West Toat,
Eewhut:h. poazhsscp.r, hhiirbecx Catsi al,
and i4udson by stra.4'rs Dan'l lrc~ aud G. VIII
blri leaving brsb ossrss, isniis al WHEEL Ut O.
To Roltiriors, o. tho New.Jsrry r.. p. foot of
Corrwndi.ft.. end ~ H., Il ?. a., snd 70
nidnigll. saalag... .....;. .....s...,. 100
To ifc,ton. by Ars-L mon iius. Tier % y. a..
aid 5uanson ms, Pier 10 y. k. daily Sunday
eAcrp;-di.. .........,..."..; 500 p.
To- o-tou. By nrw-has1n 4. r., vis 81 rngirt.
enlist sni 4th ..,........ss. and $500 p.
To bo ton BY New ilfvra u. L., Tfiii-st. anG stb-
via Sbore Lue "a ~ad p "a. SaHdsy..... $500
sad 10 a. NJ aud 600 g.
To ui,r2ori, by s.eanr' nra.rp"r,, bou f'cA
SIP 2 X. dai r........,.,...,,............H
t. Cree port, .p. Fire -ars' md other resor,' on
~ Island, by l.. T. Rii.vs4, lruiu Jaiu--..'ip
ard loot OF 3ths =. R............aa IA and Q. 20 D.
To Long Dfeuch. BY ksritpn AID Dvlsyst- Fay
r. r.. va s;slmer Jrsss Hoyi OF IF Murray
- daily a, ..... Is md II n. ard 4. o
lesye peos slip at. ...... .......... sud p
10 Sep, Haven by fnc Sr,g.dnvru r., I;ih.y,.
srd tts, 81 10 i;ll pi vi $50 q. sue 300 p ri
To g0mvall, Nri' ,oiut. ~ rbHryb Pouffkeepss.
and lohdco ~ sss-fnef Mary Powell. leaves Jay
e. lsrly y....,......., ................ 9lp. n
study soop. N
lot Of sur 'nd..,..ss NJ L. m " N s,d 100 p.
10 fhlaielr-ia. by N-s-Jefs-y load. oot Of
sod Il trdnsht -. 500 ?.
70 Ws.hirltnB by N-N-Jersey II. r.. fo5i Of
Cg"ffitn4i-.i., -nd 10 q. u, u .. ~, ard ~
rIni-I O. 11cp
ior nfer ul0ru alton H. regard 10 Rsoit Inis IsDls
see advertisements IN another part Of tits p~Pss
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ftoyr,rcTf. NJ Drru1 steamers.
ID DFPAIC
Tasscnsero ArFl.cd

II ,i,fn-hp C4hlirta. Jryr Nrr NsaF-itr, K Colicf
~ cob CT G. \. bsowa, Lrl.. q T. Io.ieF, iieet l.
J. Clover III ~ T. L. Wirrafr LfHt ksnusiy, CerL = o
Aieay L. NJ suit. Mr Mrjui-e Mr. aiwiey, Lisss- Love
tly Cas- uanEott Col ,i4lLItA.- az. isdy.
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Memoranda.

TIE brig c~h,tna rsporsi Len barb Florence Fo-rs for
Er~ york IN DAYS
IT. Lxchange reports Cape May lsht bearing W. s.w
a. n 80 fs la with schooner Three Sisters lof Berlin Nd
loaded with Wool snl abandoned pot aboard Of her
aud spts sill The Three Sisters ls sincs arrived ~
lhls port.
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NISIATURE AL"ANAe.
Suu piss,G.U9 s7n Srt........s3 Moon nises.. 5;fs
rIGH WkTE1 THis DAy.
Ssudy Eo1k.. 60 Uyy !d,...i:t' Hell uhse's.' 500
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9Th inst $50 IT, csryort light honsa beariuE w IL nhes,
q. .ioop Shenandoah eruiIns for Plsu,es-sh we by
Transport Cahrsss.
I'd ins at IS lon 80 IS barb HorduIs hsscs for Nst.-
niorssj sy brig Celeytns.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
rUp OrTOPER TFHlf.

Monday next, the Eth inst, is the opening dal
Of tic Ooobrr Tom and Judge Nelson viii bo IN attendants
IN hat DIV 10 hear such be brought before him
rnr announcement heretofore made that Judge sbipna
roul Lo,d ant for tho weeks wcr, incorrect
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NJEw.YORK 4 NEw.HAvEH RAILROAD


SUMMER ARRANGE dENr
1854 COMMENCING NAY :. lcdA 1874
pas.elg f StaSa in New fOrk lstas Saa Sh Az
Ertrunce on Ut
TRAINS LEAVE Ne N-foHki
ForNsv Haven. Z. t.Il. lliSO a H. l<l' ttKb 81"
Ezl $50, $50 s1d = tEI.) p, ... -
tor Bridgeport. l. tEs.h II: G. E'iStF.1.L 80
oh 3;5,, $50 aud tEx.l
For Milford ana StrsorI !, II ~ m 3ih $50 p n
For aG.d Southport aud s.iport, Z. llr o1i go
$50 p, 80, . a., -
$50 40. 3;oi tEx.l y IA.
fdr Usrien and Gry.n~ch. .si2s 1850 NJ, 80 tA
$3.50 p. "A.
For Stamford lEAl 80, tiio a. Nj is'!5 tLIhs
Uxl $50 %. $50, 6:Jo. itEnl pun
FOR POr. CAesier and ia .ediaie s@iiOss s.J liT'
~ , 3.Ja 4.gO, $500, 6.50, y IA
COMM tiiSO TRAINS.
Ter Boston via Slringh' a. e. N. irxDt jtGKh -
for Boston yis sho.e ils l2:l3 lExh sp M -,
For Hartford and sphl leld- stEIb li''"a mt 'iAAh
$3.50, p. - -. .
OF Connection, Rive Railroad J. tEIl u:1oa n -
Montreal; , p. IN. to n Hthsmpsoul
FOR Hartford, fIos ssnes sId fl.hkAA EAil.oad lehA
IL 80 n IN
For New Haven. ,w.London and s,oninston Raiso.aA
$ m. z:Ia 80 pr
For Caual RsiIoe T. l2is 4. u. 10 Northampton
For Housatouic .ai rcel Bs- y. "a.
For Naug soIek lairoad. a. IN ) y M -.
boz Dsubury II Norwak Railroad, s:p G. m Wv -
ComInodSols keyins Cars attached 20 y p in trAia'
JAMES "A. AZ T. SupCrlntf a'cb-
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Man. c,o... n,rne ro.s.orce.

s.Eoais Sstnrdsy Oct s.....,.....,...,...ic 10! n.
dsy DC, n q. NJ.
bsand by .i.st er tfua SstsrSay az ih....
ror Furop. bysea er Per ~ Thurdsy, Ont 10 y
For Cssfocuis. Orrs,n. Washington Ye'r.tory ana
S,n1w cA I-lsnds By tie css.aBd r. ., day ...
(snId.. sEa II p
North albany. To- ana Apscas.3 M. ami - D. NJ
hoT srd West Nay 'ioi,., .....,.....'-'.s''.. = m
Western Mail via r =. railr~a i....5 sud - r.
son, and 500 jNeieIu y IS 4 ~ sud lof D. no
Ea.,rn Ss. a., and q 2.
Newport shd Fsll Hyct p
TIE boht Island n ssrs aud M.
Sunday Aai-On sunday al mail close st....,.. IL
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During the past few weeks ocusts have been
caught in almost every ffectior w the West ~ Corn
SAL and particularly IN tic IL trict 81 Lands End.
they have done muIt ulleAioi among the cahbages
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The Errcpa Inward Bonnd.
HALIFAX. Thursd y

UAI1FAA- THWIoU7 VV's TT TOW.
The steamship Europa sailed this morning for
Boston ba past ak O'clock where she viii be due to-
morIOR lridsYl nikh.l -----
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pcri-parNens' Moiise.


PcRr-wARnnss OYSlcs, No lo4 Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance 'sitf
section OF the act passed April Ia. 1887 enc' Au
Act 10 Rsoksnis tho Wardeos OHice Of tina Port New.
Y0i" TO al persons interested isor having chsI IL the
subject matter o: suoh inquiry examination xvey thai
the following vessels under Elimination 6y PORT
Wdens AID that the said surveyp oI,ns oas viii b.
-,ed ,ihn sn days nsIt succeeding his poos On,
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Aniich.
Auotleu.

Der i3-s,eSner Costa R.es Cor A.piDwa, 70 BE- Don
yoy Ell b. the u. . guneos, Augusta
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NEW. Jersey RAILROAD and IRA

NEW..IERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Co-On aud afier MONDAY, Jan IL 1854 rrsns VI
ieavs nt.N-fOaK Tor BAITialbht. and W IA snuicS,
4 and 10 L. H. y. sud u Aill-,l. Ike ..Jc
1r ala viii tk@ Psfs-nscrsf for ALTIMoRE and W ASho-
Ton ouy This Train makes CONNECTION = NJ adfp.A
Irsn. ioI PhisdsIha leave hes- iot4 a and "
4 N md r. AMI y Midnight,
MILITARY TICkEE3 sfl 10, be received. fhr . . -
or I:1J o. ul Ir-ils J. ". WOODhVFk,
Drr. - 1 o. Assistant ST. rrlleu ZEN: y. j. H. X
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DEADIN q AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADIN q AND CULUMBIA hAfLhVhN
"a Tai, s~ Road l. completed All u 500 .'n-
oflsr. With krstel.s Passenger Cars, and ha'1s Ssr
.ith counc. rosis No. ~ eAd SOo II
oilers TO 40 TRAVELLING paDhc deet and liihOoSt toas
ffon WA GllNGrOS and BAillAO'b ,s t,uS tSs
which r. ate for bs.ay ssd 81 bIER Escorts sho.s ~
tied 70 &c appreciated Ana. ., A..
TrAir, North leave coa.eb. At a a:SS p ,a' r.
fr,s;ns srriyr a. Reading at 4;xS p. Ia, hast
Trains south leave Reading a. $50 a. NJ. Acc,
5.~,n. son,h leave Reading Al II 10 a. n, Fast
1srslrs arriys At Columbia %; 9;s0 a nl., Aoc-
rnioe arrive st ColGnbiA 1t lao .. M, Fssf.
n. p~eT snnaebanns Columbia 10 crossed BY sas
NEW BOAT av alta the arrival OF tho at 70 eos
rsy Inc passengers the champ being delightful i
ssD ey ne , = a, I'm ~ Ri,RrRf CRANE.
! d. ". rss., awat ernsrs superintendent.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMMER

/ ONU ISLAND kAILkUAD = 90 "a NJ Is
4 IARKAAOEIEN Leave, New iork, Jogie'-s.iP sa1
3lisl tast tive CIeel p Sag iisE1-r hsErfels Ae-
II For On export, .isesi esd lapbsnk, ana L-A~
l,,d 4 10 sni 80 r. "a. fo zap. babylon, en- .af1r
isd.r ~ a a. ssd J.aJ rrd 5.D 9. IN for Syoaset
g.y sna 40 tsteses connect for Coo praf.
tyster bsy I'D HglriEy,u roI nempsesi yaraoA sna
Wlnfrh q AID 1:iu and 3.3i 800 aud $50 2. m
srNOsf kAcutSiOS THAN - Leaves sstu I, t<sa
E.sri sJ fyr kverAet d VI tp!rg AZ ~ stIoas tH
Uugaiesl AID Lseurs tcts f'r tiis trsn
Al ie,isced raaes A. NEASUHt.lt Supt Tid efotnt
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Hrn,o. rlvss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rrsaIzEsN.l

Hunsos rIvER nsrLgoi 7--Ass'sTAST uFEsisTtT'f
DBN4sDgPIoE 40. " bA.i-ss siH-iT, >. t.l
UUuSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR All
q 4NY AND TROY CO. Meeting with Ira .'or al
" e~t--I ~ q 'eavo from Cbamb r. srset
,,ers. Ia M P.~kskii Trains. II 20 e. n
" AZ Nal q IN Fxpress, ard s;i5 0.
IJ:30 g. 9. lO:@1Y m. -sns sias sIi.r s:.o p AZ
Yo.r.D-,s rim, ana sol lazy iEa!n, 3ZD
o. 49,,
~ soc o. u Tsln has Strrn. Gers attached from Sse
STREET. th:os5 to baalo and 5aspeEsi0n nTisc wLhoas
ebsnEe,
J. ST. TtgCEY, A.si. Sepk-
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SUPREME COURT-C mcrr-Ocf. u. BEFORE Jasti
ACTION AGANsT rHX cITY.


Cherries Clark ~. nj. act the Mayor, Nc.--Action
brought 80 et ~ and interest oi III. sesd uSe
md oerupato Of pl9is lots 81 land situated on the
easteriy eide a, hwrsn tSh snh sI.i Efeet i
tine pesod Il nineteen months and I deys IRON the eEi
done. al reaIsd CERTAIN frrsons, claiming 70 Dc .it
nader the Aqucduct Dgpsneut, placed up9n tteae
lots frs number 81 ppef, occHpyfe The eni' ~ h' oH
ana thut Of The pn'd Cat tod he FOR an that be
lid not caro- how tn ois ufed for the purpose 90
oue A. t was paid TIE drfuiauts counsel moved
T. dsnisa complaint upon the ground that ihe seion t
o,cupatiOs could rot be uaInaIrtd tic evidence
ng fucs cstablsbrd fraPe's upon ne part 81
the pefons who csuscd the pip's 70 b. piece upon e
u-era. Plaintiff non-saied A. }. fSnlefpoeI Tor
n!alatlas: john X .fiaeke't lor deleud.Hts
tuA1BgnsyOcr l1-Befofe Iuftice LsoTknn.
Tho Hon. Gilbert Dean offered the following:
eseed Tie. his Court and the nbrs o. ihe bai OF The
civ pnd County York have irtrd With deep remit
tire If tho destb Of the e Chcf Justice 81 the
IJnited states, Boyer H. fancy.
Resolrea Tha as Vi respect for bus rpenoIy aud
uatioc services Ia his exsed poftoD this Conf do now
Cen sanford seconded tho roso lone Justice Leonard
efer M appropriate TafDaTts ordered ndJoufnnrnt OF
he Cour snA objected tie CleTk 10 enter the Psoe-sd IN
tlp minutes Of tie Court. - -,
H. W. 0ByET, Clerk