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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Wistaf,s Balsam
WILD CHERRY
Has been used for nesriy
HALF A CENTURY

HeS been USED tof neoIy
HALF A CENTURY
with the most astonishing Success, in Curing
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS. SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA, WH0oPING COUCH GROUP, GROUP,
LIVER CON COMPLAINT, v ~ 4, BR9NGHITls' b .gSt;an
ASTHMA, , AND EVERY
THE THROAT AffhIuiSH LUNGS, o' AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION
which carries of victims than other disease and
''' ''1'' A'''iSfI, YIELDS Iijs1 TO THIs REMEDY!
when all others prove i9eaect4al; o,,,r
RAPID IN RELIEF. s6oTaiNd IN EFFECT.
SAFE IN IT'S OPERATION,
1T IS UNsURPASsED
While FREQ noxious ingredients poison
minerals uniting skill science, aud medical tnowedge
combining al that is valuable In the vegetable kingdom for
this class Of diseases iiSSci.oMpARABLE, i
and is entitled merits and receive. the general confidence Of
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From the Rer ranci, Lobde Pa.tor Of the Souh Congrsga
honal Church. Brid9eport Conn.
BRIDGEPORT, JAN 81, 1864
GENTLEMEN: consider duty which owe to suffering
humanity bear testimony 70 the virtues Of Dr. WIsTARs
BALsAx OF WILD CHERRY. | have used it-when have
had occasion for any remedy for Coughs Gods Sore
Throaor years aud never In single instance has
20 on ssudy hTa sa to The delivery
the following day with SD msgivings but by
liberal u;e Of The Bs'am my a", o1 a. 9va'0 been
commend II to my brethren in the ministry and TO public
speakers generally, as certain remedy for the bronchial
tToIb es 10 which we are peculiarly exposed
Entirely unsolicited, send th. testimonial which you
are liberty to nae n any way you choose PERHAPS the B
my hossene. and 1t. me for ministers hard working
d'S-<hs Sabbath. Very truly your. ,o,s ,ounp,,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
IL pISSHqhE 9Gs} sSS Dsy NswYSIh sa,,1s
And By all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

D.. "HAD DR.. CoLToN lived in ancient times be
would hsvs wo.hpped divine Promsthea' stole the
are Of Bssveu but Dr. CoIToS pluck without pain the
burning brands Of He'll" sentence written by gen
ssanaa opposite his name ser having bis teeth extracted
by the coLros DENTAL ASSOCIATION clergyman wrote;
" AL entered Dr. Coons and saw Teeth extracted
ss.olg-iy without pain thought it very bold statement
q ca nov certify ths. 1t is strictly true"
That We make the Ga, pure and administer it In the best
manner a demonstrated by the fact that have given II 70
s,ssrly Ene thousand Pstierts without al accident
oaice No ID Cooper Institnte.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

HEApoUARrERs ARxfHs OF THE USfTxD STATES,
WARRINGTON, May 22, 1865.
Mesr. NICHOLS L ToxPKIss, Newark, N. j.
Sir. have tried for several months your patent SADDLE
CLOTH and pronounce it the best have ever known used
for saving the backs horses should into general
use for cavalry service where horses much used under
the saddle.
Very respectfully. your obsdiens servant
U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

JAYPBS sEGAR EMPORIUM, No. ,lol Broad
soy. ssar Twerty.egbtb.st Havana Cigars by the
boz a, Wholesale prices Espaholes $40; figara Brit
snias first quality. s25 Purtagas Eegalias ESQ; spen'
did Copchas $40; Rosa Operas 81 Fine Londfes, ~
and 0ys Hundred other brands all ut wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Life
FOR
THE HAIR.


FROM THE HIGH RECOMMENDATIONS Of our best
py.icans combined with the expression Of all who use
CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR,
Il beyond comparison with any other preparation, either in
Europe or America for restoring gray hair to its original coor
II iupss bs health and strength to the weakest hair stops
s falling out keeps the head clean and free from
and heals any irritation Of the scalp Sold by all drusg and
my ONCE No 23 Brosdway where any Information a. 70
es,msn. of the hair will be freely given, from to Up m
SARAH A. CHEVALlER, NJ. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

DsNoazsT's HOLD sY PICTORIAL NEWSPAPER,
with splendid CHRIsTMAs and NEw.YEARs STORIES,
POYAs aud EsGRAvNGs. A splendid treat 10 teke
home lOr children Of a. ages Sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Scrofula.
SCROFULA.
SCROFULA.
SrR0EIfLA.

Scrofula.
SCROFULA.
SCROFULA.
SCROfULA.
DIR. II. ANDERS'S IODINE WATEK; ANN
A nnsr POWERFUL vITALiZIN0 AGENT AND
"'o RESTORATIVE.
IA curss sCROFUI.A In all ITS manifold FORMS ULCERS,
CANCERS sslt-Rheum, &c.. 10.
Dr. H. ANDERs Co.. Physicians and Chemists, No. 2s
Broadway, New York. Sold BY all Druggists
Immense Improvement In Steam.
w c. HICkSS PATENT STEAM-ENGlNE5 save Is
u,r cent In space weight friction and parts Adapted to oil
u,ss Fos ctousr, address TUE HICKS ENGINE Coz
WV No. a3 Liberty A.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

IHz BURGLAR HIS OWN 1SFoRMER.-The
opening OF each Window and Door telegraphs 10 youi
room and novcr fails. Applied invsiby and withou'
damsye T.. HOLMES No. l9s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
BROWNS VgRMIPUGR CoMprrS,
Or WORK LosxSaRs.

MUCH SICKNESS undoubtedly with children and adults at
'ibuted to other is ,oned by The vaR
nFuaE CoxErs" although eectual in destroying worms,
can do no possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination has been successfully used by phys
can and found to be safe and sure in ersiicang worms
hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate attention.
neglect of tho trouble often causes prolonged sickness
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS CHILDREN often overlooked.
Worms in the stomach and bowels irritation which can
be removed only by the Of remedy The combn.
ton Of Ingredients used in masking BRowss "vERaYUes
CoHrITs such to give the best possible effect with safety
Sold by Druggts, Chemists and dealers in Medicines at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
DYSPEPSIA STRIKES AT THE HEART.--Ialf
the fatal heart diseases caused by Indigestion Now mark
BIoxRESE is guaranteed all diseases of the sOrsch
1t relieves tho worst ta,es of dyspepsia in week Depot
No 2s Dey.s,., n. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
From troIie flowers that cen, the moonn glade
PHALoys NIGHT. .BIooxISa CEREus is made
PHALoS u SoS, Manufactures, N. Y. Sold
everywhere.
IN isAlENDEUJ tfl IhpN-
cHlAL TRooHKs have been before the public many years
Each year fluids them localities in various parts OF the
world The TRocHEs pronounced universally superorto
all other articles used for similar purposes For relieving
Coughs Colds and Throat diseases the TRocHEs lave been
rRovgp reliable.
It's VALUE is ISCALCULABLE.
For all diseases with which children afflicted during the
process of eethns Mrs wIssLows soOTnISe syrup is afc
and certain remedy It has stood the test of 20 years and
never known to fail Cures wind coc regulates the bowels
,oflens the gum, aud say, all pain.
"ALL THAT SORT OF THING. YOU KNOW
If yos want handsome becoming stylish bat must
visit No ISL Fultonst I'd door at No 553 Broad
way He has occupied the position of hst,e for nearly
years and evidently disposed maintain in spite Of
rivalry shown by bis Winter style Of ts-the beauty OF
which commands general appreciation.
The GREAT PHARAOH's SERPRSTs EGGS,
10 INA NEST
are to be had onya!
Chemist aud Druggist.
Broadway. corner Twenty -i1h-si
NLw.YoaK December IL. 1865.
HAVING THOROUGHLY TESTED AND TRIED THE
WEBER PAsoroRTE 1t is my pleasure to testify to their
ges, merits their beautiful singing quality Of tone evenue'
throughout the entire scale immense power es'ticty
touch durability strength, and elegance Of workmanship
which qualities HAvE JUSTLY GIVEN Tgxx THE FOREMOST
RANK ANos0 THE VERY PIANOS THAT HAvE EVER
SEEN J. N. PArTIsoS.
WARKRooxs, No. 42e BRooxEsT
L. Is. BYSNEB,
WATCHES
of EVERY ssscsPrIoS,
No. 100 BnoADwAI n..-'.
Up Stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

5000 Bricks made by the National Brick
Machine Der day. II pleases every Brck hafer, ana
fll sst..fsction guaranteed. A. REeuA, Agent NO
10 Broadway. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

JgPFRRs, No. 573 BROADWAY
The only place in the city where
IAD.gs' COOP BOOTS AND SHOES AND GEhfLkhENs B
EARROfDEaED SJPPERs can be had at low prlces
.JyYFERs No. 573 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

MAKE Your own Soar WITH
b. 7. BABBirTs
PuRg CoScRSrKATKp PoTAsH
On READY SOAP MAKER Warranted double the strength of
common Potash and superior to other ssponhef or ley
ia the market Put up OF pound pounds pounds
pounds and /? pounds. with fol- directions IN Enssh and
is gallons Of So Soap No lime required Consumer VIII
find this the cheapest Potash in market;
Not. 81, ss, c. ST. g. So 20 72and "a sshinsOn N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
OLD EYES MADE NEW,

w.tbou, spectacles. Doctor or Medicines Psmphist
IoCg, Al. ID, No. i. l3O Broadway New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Goodyear's 1, X. G. M'pg. Co..
No. 2os BROADWAY, near FulsOu-st.
offer for the Holidays a hne assortment Of
VULCANITE JEwELRY:
Bracelets, Brooches Earring, sleeve Buttons, chaias
Cha,elsine,, Charms, Pencils, ETC. Also.
INDIA RUBBER TOYS BALLS and FANCY ARTICLES
of.v.rv description, .. Wholesale and Retail
Edwards's White sugar Cured
WASHINGTON HAMS
ready fOr sale ,,.,.r.y
''''' ALL KINDS OF SMOKED MEATS.
GEO. w. EDWARDS.
Nos 22y and 228 cHRYSTiEsr., N Z.
Deafness and Discharge from the Ear Kan
caIly Cured by the of the recently invented Vss'sss
extract
OTITINE.
p,ic. 81 50 bottle. For sale by sn Drusaas
WEEKS & POTTER Druggists No. 10 ws,hinsson-ss.
Wholesale Agents
A Fine Assortment Of Goods for
HOLIDAY SALES.
DECORATED DINNER SETS.
DECORATED TEA
ANU
TETE A TETE SETS.
BRONZE CLOCKS AND STATUARY'
PARIAN STATUARY.
MANTEL VASES AND SETS.
RICH CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS.
FINE PLATED WARE. &c.. &c.
Store open in the evening during the month Of December
OVINGTON BROTHERS.,
Ful,oust., near Clarkst Brooklyn-
NJ B.-Goods delivered IN NewYork
Sterling siiverware.
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS
or
STERLING SILVER.
Tt. SERVICES, Tunxxss, Dishes, sALvsRs. PrrOun.a.
oopLrrs Curs AND CnrLDRKSs srrs' FRur ssr'' sosx~
Spoons &c. SO.
ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
RICH PLATED WARES
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
VIM. GALE s. SON,
No. 4S7 BROADWAY, corner Of Brooms- -st., N. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1891.
We Have Just Opened
Ten cases. per steamer Lafayette. containing
FINE BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUErrE9
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS.
Making in all the finest and largest assortment Of these seede
| In either city.
OVINGTON BROTHERS,
| Fulton.st.. near CLARK, Brooklyn.
N. B. Store open in the evenings during December
| The BoudOtr.
THE LADY'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
NEW NUMBER OUT TODAY.
New.Yok Fashions Holiday Toilets, Psrisian fshious,
London Fashionable Gossip The Trusted TreoA Tale a
Love and Loyalty Tho Holiday sersou, The skalps Season.
The Broadway Art Galleries an Afternoon Walk lhrouga
Them Pens of Chlorofonn, WANING Gossip About the
Thesteu American Gossip. Newest things IN the Shop<
Charming Poetry, etc. Sold by News Deaefs.
For Additional special Notices SEQ Twelfth fage
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
TIE CyLEBRATEp CRAIG MIcROl

TIE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magni..
fyg sor. 10 90 times. en- endless source OF amusement and
Instruction superb Holiday slf. ia mailed. prepaid i9f
$3.50 o. with six beautiful Inountcd objects for % zo
WITH "a objects s5 So by HEsHY CRAIG No. lSO Centre
S-, Kew-Yors. a Liberal Discount 20 deSleu
CLOTHES WRISGRRs Of all kinds repaired BY
Bailey Washing Whnginy Machine Co., 41es brosd~ayHY 4
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

!
FALL AND WINTER.
OvERCOATS
Gu, aud made In the mos. tasty manner Of
MOSCOW,
CHINCHILLA,
ESKIMO. AND
CASTOR
BEAVERS.
BUSINESS AND WALKING SUITS
DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITS
FOR BOYS.
The isrs-., .,.o,tueu, In the city and prices less
F b. BALDWIN,
MOI. 70 and n Bor.ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

PERFUME YOUR CLoTHISG.-Ladiesw viii hnd
ou s.cHyr Poypyss of Helioope Mile Fleur. Bouquet de
Caroline Frangipsnui, New Mown Hay, Csrns,on fins
Musk &C. exquisite for mouchois cases and drawers Seh'
- CAsvElL. MACK 4 Co.,
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel, kewYork City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

. s0O Pair. Oeuteue,s heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
q, Al IS FOR sale by SMITH f0WLEk; No f.raf1w
opposito Astor House also, at No. JIs bfosa~sy hhs
cheapest Mems Furnishing Stores m Aniehe''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Holiday Goods Mt Low Prices.
IN JOHNSTON Co.
No. $50 Bowery, corner Of Broome-st,
sell At low prices
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Of AMERICAN.
SWISS MANUFACTURE.
FIRST WATER DIAMONDS,
So. in the latest ,iJles
ZINE JEwELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
LONG GOLD CHAINS.
LEoNTIEEs. CHATALAINEs,
VEST CHAINS, ae.
sILvERwARR, and
FIRST QUALITY PLATED WARE.
A Very Large and Choice selection
Of tn. following line Of goods now openings for
FALL AND HOLIDAY SALES:
REAL BRONZES.
COMPOSITION BRONZES.
MARBLESe ORMOLU AND dIi,I'
MOUNTED CLOCKS 'nd MAN
TEL SETS.
FANCY GOODS.
PARIAN and BISQUE STATUARY.
STERLING SILVER AND FINE
PLATED WARE.
FRENCH CHINA, both White and Decof''e"
GLASSWARE, EAgfsved, Cut or PLAIN
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES,
in Bronze. CutGan and Fire Gilt. nom Original
Deszns
WEDDING and HOLIDAY PRESENTS
In Sterling Silver, and other Goods
Undoubtedly the largest and best asodmen now In MARKET
Il. v. HAUGHWOUT & Co..,
Nos +Ss. I90 and %sl BROADWAY,
Corner Of Broomest
a 900 Pairs Gentemeis heavy Canton flanns Drawers
onao.to AStor House also, at No. J7s broadway ihs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16
sherin's Sale.


RY virtue of an execution issued out Of the District
~ Court, in and for the County Of Boise, upon =
Judgment rendered in said Court wherein Charles
b. " aite is plaintiff and Joseph A. BiddersOn is
defendant for the sum OF one hundred aud sixty
i've dollars, Judgment aud costs of suit, duly
tested the 9th day of December, A. d. 1865,
have seized and taken in execution the followin
described property, to-wit: That certain Ditch
property, viz an undivided three-eighth interest
OF n certain ditch aud water right, situated in
said county OF Boise and described a. being about
one-quarrer of mile above the village of Cen
tervHle, III said county, on the opposite or s0uth-
east side OF Grimes creek said ditch commencing
in Lewis gulch about three quarters OF mile
above its mouth, and nunning down said gulch to
the mouth thereof, thence continuing in the same
being about one mile in length and of the clpac-
ity Ut about three hundred and seYenty-hve in
ches of water, running or ditch measure, and
known as the Upper Lewis ditch; also the undi-
yided three eighth Of ditch about one hundred
rods in length near the foot of the last inen>
toned ditch, Of the'Capacty Of about one hum
dred inches of water, running or ditch measure,
and known as the Lower Lewis ditch, together
with tie undivided three.eighth interest of tho
water right to both of said bitches. Public notice
is hereby given that ON the 9th day of January,
A. D. 1866, at II O'Clock N | will sell in front Of
the Court House door, i'll Idaho City. at public
auction, for gold coin or its equivalent in clean
gold dust, the above described property, to the
hig CHEST bidder, to satisfy said execution aud all
accruing costs. JAS. |. CRUTCHER, Sheriff,
Dated Idaho City, December l6, lo6j.now3.
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sherin's Sale.

DY virtue of judgment Of foreclosure OF
I'D mortgage and order Of sale, ISSUED ous vi
the District court within and for the county VI
Boise upon Judgment and decree rendered IL
said Court wherein Il. Miller and Z. j. Bernstlel
are plaintiffs and II. IL. Raym ond, Frank b. Brlt-
ten. Louis Guiheneuc, Salathlal Ridge, John
Clarisey and john Iarham are defendants, Tor Inc
sum of six thousand dollars, with interest trom
MAY 10th, 1865. at three per cent per mohth,
making principal and interest 81 ,l7O, Judgment
al costs, duty tested the 18th day 0f Dectmber,
1865, by which / am commanded to sell certain
properly, tu.wit: IA certain mill aid machinery
for crushing gold and silver quartz, located Oh
tie main road from Centerylle to idaho CITY,
about one mile east of Centeryie, i'll Boise county,
i'd tho Territory, owned by said kaynoHd and
Brittcn, ana Known as the "AlleI Z isriZ Mill,
SAID mill and machinery consisting OF ten-stalnp
battery and u 25-hOrse power engine, Win
tubular boiler and three copper shaking
betting pullles &C.. together with the mill nouse,
dwelling house and stable, and the land on WHICH
said property is built aud locate aud all interest
property ana estate which the defendants, II. IL
RAYMOND and Frank B. Britten, or either u tneM
held or owned therein on the 10th day OF may
1865, or which tney or either OF them may naSe
since acquired. Public notice Is hereOy given
that Oh saturday. tie 9Th day OF January, a. u
S66 at IL o'clock NJ. wild sell IN front Oh the
court house door i'll Idaho City, a; pubic aucuon,
fur gold or silver coin of the United States, al
the above described property to the hlgsest bldaer
TO satisfy said judgment, with costs and acciuil0
costs JAS. l. NV iAl4 i' 0A' 49, rs
Dated December 18th, lS65noW5
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- nrih Snle.

UNY virtue of an execution issued out OF tho
II District Court i'll and tor the county OF Boise
mon Judgment rendered III said Court, wherein u.
(Iniheneuc and Salathial Ridge are pIalhtlHs aud
u RI RAYMOND is defendant, Tor the sum oI ono
thousand two hundred aud ifty>nine $4,000 dol a
ar5 Judgment and cost Of suit, duly tested The Ist
dav of November, AID. 1865, have seized ana Ia
ken in execution the following described property:
to.wit: One ten stamp quartz mill WIN DoiIer,
enriue pans, stamps and all machinery, gearlhS,
indictments and apparatus thereto appertalnll6f
or IN anywse belonging with mill house Tor HANDS
and dwelling house IN tie Immediate ylelnlty Oh
said mill all OF which is situate near the mead VI
Quartz Gulch about one mile east OF the town town oL
(;enteryile iB5ise county OH the east sue OF
Grimes Greek aud on theIroad between CehterYl4e
and Idaho City. Also. all the right, Title, clalm N
and interest vi said Il. II. Raymond, OF, IN ana 70
4he Allen quartz lode, situate about TWO Aundfed
Yards sonth e;sterl, from said mill, with a dps,
Spurs and angles, being about 500 teeG more or
.lesS.R Public notice is hereby given that on :
Saturday, the 18th day OF November, A, D. looo, ,
At II o'clrck NJ, vii sell III trout OF the Colrt
Hoiise Aoor IN Idaho Clty at Public Auction, ior
old coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust tho
Shove described property, to the highest blddert
tosatisfy said execution and all acclulng costs 10
tst..s JAS. /. GRUTCHER, Slerl1, aa
Dated Idaho City, Noy.2, 1860 .n2w3
Tic above sale is postponed until Saturday the
10Th day of DeeenUer "A. d. 1861, ut II 10 ciocKaI
M. by order vf plaintiff Attorney sg.ss saetf
NV 25W3 JAS. I.CRU1CHER, Sheriff.
ephe above sale Is postponed until December So
1856 .anLHtS atty. 9ea SJrn8tda %
JAS, l. CkU iCHER, Sheriff !. i,
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Notice.
SUPREME Court Clerks OFFICE
-. a. ..naa

SUPREME COURT CLERK s UFFiCE,
BOISE CRY, / T., Dec. 8, 1866.
NNHE SUPREME COURT OF IDAHO TER
ritory will convene at the Capital in Boise
CITY on the first Monday in January, 1866, AZ prL
vided by law. transcripts Of casts OH appeal
should be sent to this office ON or before thlt day,
III order to be placed upon the calender, t. ba
adjudsed 10y the court ut that time of which all
parties concerned will take n ,tice
A. l.. DOWNER, Cl k Supreme Court.
nSml. Idaho Territory.
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TaE oregonian makes the assertion that
FerdPatterson was eIeated by jurylof broths
cr Democrats, which is uotftt6'e. Mr.. Pat
tergYn WIS undoubtedly cleared because bis
jassjlwbo wefesof'Oar best citizens, and con /
famed Republicans as well as d emecratsnRs-
lieYed him entirely lnnocentofs having done
Anything wrong, The 0regonisn jumps At
csnrip.iops to0 hasliIyseI s9asts9 gai9 sssbI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28
BLOCKADE RUNNERs CAPTURED.
NEw YopE Ian 27


The Trib1a7es Fort Fisher correspondent
SAYS the navy made magnificent haul on
Wednesday night, the 18th inst. Three
blockade runners were captured off Cape
Fear Inlet by one of our feet, and last
night another one. Two of the steamers
have Just como in and anchored under the
guns of the navy, opposite Battery Bu-
chsnsn. They are iron steamers of the
largest and swiftest class of blockade run
ners very long and sharp, with low houses
forward and aft, scarcely higher than the
rail.
Like all the rest they are painted
light lead color or light blue. They have
each two rsking smoBe-pipes, painted
white and set fore and aft, low paddle
boxes with wheels of small diameter, but
making up in power by the application of
the patent festhering floats. They are
deeply loaded.
General Whitney's wound is in the right
leg above and near the knee. Colonel
Lambs wound is in the hip. The balls
still remain in both They have to be
moved on stretchers.
Examinations thus far made show that
the rebels have constructed breastwork
nearly from the ocean to the river above
our lines, and are evidently preparing, as
best they can, to contest our advance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28
ARKANsAs NEWS.
81. LOUIS, Jan. 26.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 26.
Advices from Little Rock of the 18th
says: The rebel General Shelby was block
aiding the Arkansas river at Dardenelle,
eighty-fve miles above Little Rock, on
Saturday, the 14th, to prevent vessels from
passing to Fort Smith with supplies.
Detachments Of troops, sent from Lewis
burg Landing, attacked Shelby, and
sharp fight ensued, during which the
steamers passed on. The fight was re-
sumed on Sunday, but the results are un-
known, further than that we lost twenty
five killed on Saturday, and that Shelby
evacuated the place after another severe
fight
Reinforcements were sent from Little
Rock on Monday.
The telegraph broke on Monday, and
further particulars of the affair could not
be obtained.
A dispatch from Colonel Livingston to
General Curtis, from Fort Kearney, says
he has been up Republican river nearly to
Aricksn Fork, searching for Indians, and
thence to where Colonel Ohivington had
his fight.
Their mail trail is westward along the
Republican, and over hundred smaller
trails from the south join It. It is believed
they crossed the Platte rlVer twenty-five
miles west Of Julesburg. There is still
rear guard of Indians about Julesburg
watching Liyingston's movements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28
Yesterday Evenings Edition.
FROM MEADVILLE.
Special to the Cleveland LIADrn.

MEADvnLE, Jan. q.
Thirty-nine thousand dollars of the Gov
ernment Bonds, stolen last evening from
the Bank of Crawford County, has been
found. The box which was taken, and
winch contained the Bonds, was found in
the rear ofthe Bank, broken open, and
about $1,000 remaining in it. Subsequent
ly quantity of the Bonds were found in a
privy' md the remaining $2eO 900 addition
al we're found secretsa in harm It's
evident that the robbers became alarmed
at the speedy search that was made and
distributed the spoils IS much as possible,
in the hope of afterwards recovering it.
About $4,000 remains undiscovered, but
strong hopes are entertained of recovering
both the thieves and the rest of the
money.
The community is much excited and are
in favor of the most determined measures
to rid this section of the community of all
suspicious characters.