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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
NTTW.yORE and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
~ ,~. WINTER .1WaN,;eMESr. 1863

TRAINS LEAVE NEWARK. '7rHsr AND IN
Avenue. -
For New-rsyen. 100 s'otI,l ils'- m = To- 'EIS
1U tEA.) AS, 40 AID $40 ttI j !. IA. .,. IT.
For 49, ID iui Ac'. \ H. In NJ iAio' tIAS
1o (tx.) Jl3, 40 and SO q ~ IA.
For NJ uscri and strrikori 7.,sl l. 20 % 49,
FOR Pairhrld Southport We. p"r, 40, ilSa L. ~
App ,a,x r.
Las 70 aJA. s.'J Ia,
tos DARN, i.op sS' liz I. u. a's 81 20
FOE Sr-~ug.ch 1.ut 9t i..Da n. 3 4, AZ, ~ SPnf,
For STANFORD, Ts, SO tn sd l30 a. "a i2I9, tExJ
3Oo w a. 80 3a0. GA co. tES. o. M
For Port hester sud int. roeiIAis sta ious 10" 81 IL
q In 1A5, 40, 5.s, d.i'. :.
COvNFC.IN1 TRAINS.
For Boston via spriay j. 80 ~ lEK 800 49, ~
For Boston, Va shorr Inc. l2.lS. lEs..l acor m
For Hartford sai >rngh.!d- AN ttA.) H. tfAJA~
Ha.) ll.IJ. 6.t1 =. -,
For Connrcirnt Riy,r r. lrn- s0a M tEx,) i2l3p o.
70 Noutrrsl lOl o. to Nor hampton. -.
FOR Hartford froy sni ti,nkI Railroad, 800 ILL
g. ma. i2l3 ?. tn. pul.
e.oO q n. ~ IS. 800. ~" ~.
For au, Rsrosd i2.ls D. IL 10 HoFthanapteu
For tios.stuiic Railroad. 0 a.
For Nsurniuck Rsilrped. g.0,s M, Auo .. IL
fof DalbuYy AID Nof~as Railroad. 'o, 40 q m, -
p -
Couuoaisus Slesplny are ssischea 10 aco p NJ srpn
JAMES H. hofT, sIrl
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petroleum.
vT,HE SUGAR CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.


opeANrzED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEw-fosA
IN 50, 600 FULL PAID SHARES Oh 81 90 EACh'
WORKING cAPIrsL.........."....6.o 5000 shAAsA
Ffesid.n,..............chA CHARLES W 'o''o"
Vice PTesd-nt...........'J u" ~ rHi ;,
rr..sr.r.................cHAR ooVL
Secretary EDMUND O. MEphAN
Superintendent. n ''
TRUSTEES.
oTlHLEs GOULD. No % wsllst. FewYors
cpARLEs O. JUpsOa, sawyer Jud.on, Nos /" s"s ~
'Css.s,rs At. Eew-fofA.
EoxuND sTEDMAN e. c. steiu'sI c. Ne n
Esstsns. place New Yorh
TRUMAN X. FULLER, Rousevle r.
HENRY A. CHADWICK. sykes. Gfaawieh c., W.
h-ds Hotel. Wellington ID. L.
GEORGE II. MUMFORD, Rochester. Newyork.
FRANCIS A. HlLLARD. No. 81 Wallis. kew.Yort
J. L. EyERITr Cashier u broadway Bank. Esw.Yorh
N. Property Ibis Company eon'', Of the Pee Simple 81
tie valuable "st-adwril" FULLER FARM. n~sr The
Junction Of wof Run and SueS cr-ss JAchson Townssp
Vo.saro County la IL -urac-, va Acres Of heavy on
bsrnS terhoiy in the rehrs portion Of tie now famous
su,.r Crc~h Valley Ten Wei. al. going down Ther. 10
for so The Superintendent 10 constantly app led
TO for leases but Will sink Other wells solely io the CompAys
account, snd retain the O product With this Intent
The share. constituting the WOEhINO CAilIAL ere now
opsu snb siptOn Tor short ,ime only The TInsess VII
REMAIN lengthy sdr'.rrH"a, Of the prospects 81 tho
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY. and eon,eW
th.ra.e. with pointing the 'rstnfr. which d'insui'h
s,sn many ,uterpri.ss Of the Dig. TnE SIocE 10 NOT
vATsRxD thu projectors depend Tor Their pr sts solely on
asa II r. shgxET pEics.
But thousand .i.re. will he sold ssd these On ths
suly homes, basis. via; THEIR rAa vALCs
The Con pany, property - worth mo.e than the entSe
Capital s,oct. IL. small hd-d that e'ens too
barrel well viii pay f.srlr nouthy dsidends- The Sugar
Greet Wal. but hal expensive snd tho oil twice
vscsbs ,s tie Wells SID oil Of either Oh Cre"k OF Cnery
Run Pgoyrcn.es md hsps eau b" pb,n.d aud 'obeIip
uons ss,oeJ BY application To Cnaa o. JrDsos. no |"
Chsmb~I,ri CHAnLss GouLo, NO 81 "al'',i ). L.
EvnaIrr bfosd1sy bsnf L. etA-f OF the Tru' tres
oUBs, .iPIiON BOOKS. FOH TIE SALE ~ THE
sToCK deserved A. WORhi%0 CAPITAL. ARE
oPESED. FOR \ LIMITED PEKlOD AT fHE OFFICE
OF &C sIEDIAS co. Banker. snd Bsossra
No s. Er'haug-plsse. Ny.
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ONCE or TER NORM As,nIcss fixs lHrnASc. ca. /
Ne. iIl bHoApvAT MA fOEx, Arril< lGSS. J
TINUE BOAkD Of DIRECTORS Of this
i Company hsvs this dty aeea.rsd sENl-ASNuiL
DIVIDEND q! POUR ~ PER tENT. tfce d Oov~rumeht
tar pavabir on drrnsrA n W. BLEECkER. secr-tsry.
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OLops Prns lSsunAscs COMPANY. con GREENWICH
ASp !rLTos.eTs. Nav oNE. April }. iSo
TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have TINS day
L d.,-S~d DIVIDEND Of FIVE ts PER CENT fr~e
FROM Gov-,Iucu payable ond srr the mh Of Apfl
last The transfer books w he closed l1iil that dse
ALFRED 4. REEVES. SECRETARY.
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I ONO ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER

IL ARRAHGEMENr-l-svr.N rwYorx, Js'nsssip sae
oath e.. ER< Rive for O..-por Sas h"rD hnpens &c
as q, For Ysphso. LAArLpi .lp, bsbycu, sid Farm.
inc'se. at a. and p NJ rmhiIt thIos.n -
~, .uuort On sAlunlAt ,v-sn.-) tor syoHr, q WV
q m and o. tn is,,s-- connect ior Cvd spra&
Oys'.r Bsy ed Huninsonl boz H'ml stead. JAMAICA AZ
Wuh~ld ct 3 ami II. 90 AID 1. AID O. IA. -.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlS - L-syss AN e., -
Ry.f 1t AIS. NJ for N,pasp. stopping - al sssroas -
e.c H.rns~ad AID cvo..s Elcur.n Ticket, foe sSsAe
:, ss.i,,rI r..r. A. RtAsoNER. Superintendent.
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DARPTAN AND DELAWARE BAY r. R.


IL From ioss Ms.ry-, daily st ss' p M eenps;tys,s
. an Trn,is ror .hluIlLANni, RID bANk, LONS
BRiSrH sHHnh RiiER MANCHESTER Nc.
Brooklyn 40 Piil.ADtLPUla-tse ~; nicaSs
zion teA.As e. good io' .fr- day.. stransI JEsss nvi
a u, eonnre,ins rYRr MoSMngrn, wh Sx s,s,.c
Toms RIVER SO. Returning. leave SinesI be:fy, Plls
de phla. ct ii;iss M -. ia 80. A.
Ttsve.ers frcu the City u New.lofh are notified %,
.,ry for ,usa BY this 10. the 81 hewJeryey hsvne
stsn-l " tho Camden and Amboy monopoly The tIeI.iC
privilege OF carrying and freight s"een NE aa~
of New York and rnstbphia
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Gcparinersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The business Of WILLIAM 7.
COLEMAN / Co, and Of COLEAANs CALIFORNIA
LINE I'll be conducted IN future By WILLIAM T. COLE
MAN In San rsne,sco end In sewYort at No. l seventy
one Wallet. By be Ases,s. GEORGE PLATT cod JAMES
IL WILSON. hewlett March II. iss.
WILLIAM r. COLEMAN
Nv 0Gouah PiArT, his Attorney In Fset
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Jr5iruttion.

" 1 MER. SCHOOL INST founded 1855,
~ T. reliable kGncI ion,' Bureau.
Fs oil who .~.k wri.-rislf-d ;-rri,rrs
Dor : ON. t-arhrfs 10 tecnrr siiisiir o. -ions
Iof 6IvlS0 FsFvuf- 81. fnitfun 81 lood >cLO0l
tor ~.,lo % and frfltir. School Prop riis.
- Al t-seh,rs sneuid ifsvs Apri alton forr."
~ Ever Esucssf should '-.- hut-rc.a Ejgesbousl
No1tLl,. -p-,iui-r. by aisI tor 10 c~nfs
! ". SCuEKhthHOkS. Ao'nrfy No. In Orsnfr-
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iIVIE WEBER 'PIANO-FORTE-
1lc0ital.

nR LEWTSs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE. No B-arhs.. b-tvTsu Na'ics and
NeA broaiwa, -tle only place ~hee tb- siic'rd viii
receive proper uies r>s~ut. Hon.. from "a m 70 H.
INK. A. LEWIS PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GEOS, surc-suiy oil dilcuti"s that f~nIai-.
arc subject TO Rr'ef given IN al One No. :
p.seh thr.r door. rom West crosdwfy Nsw-l prk
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4. Intended 70 esmbss large scale gu hs rssnS' he
bs.s .,yer,4ne. I'll production IL tic belief h"h ''o
s.. IN .hs stsinp, projectors Turtle TO lite PrS'1s' TIE
elcsest srrntiop md scrutiny.
10 Ii. 6 pl.e. uees the dsmsnd for Immediate Ssun'
on n, s.l r vs.,-d ~ rss interests In prodseins wells
Of III, very bs. eh.e,r Tho Coqus,s well u which the
Company o~ls on. fourth S III. working iasrs 10 81 the
had q ell III, ~-ns Of 1s oil region ard thu vel bot enc
Of To. .oare-. q the Conpsnys pressa income. The CON
p.ny has ni.~.s ssvsn h,h, Of The working interest The
Grocery ~e and -,s. and onsIsh tree h'sfs" Ia The
Lad, w.hinkton veil from th..e .Ouro~s osrher the
compsny .Op.s the ability pay p-sry three pr cent
PET month on a.. entire e.pi,. from the stsr
Ia tho n.I pacs tho territory tr development nnu'usy
,npl. -.l oho.en Iu fes sin pie property IL 10 large
lo H. most every approved part Of the oil region or 'ueh
property has enough fr the .mployw,H, q f cr. ,h,E
Ito sfys capital sni the locations cannot be sIe'net
hut It, Zee simple propry. Isis. and well ehO'sn o H. Il
bu: part Of III. popeny which holds fOr devsOpusH
Ito leasshod INTEREST. which, In ,os every instance ere
either exclusive o. IN controlling snoaIt, seleted with
esusl cars, and Of equal promise The Company thus
po...... ,rr,o<y enough 70, ts.D, opos.on. hr.ush
asny resrA
BIT territory 10 OF 90 svss vitLon proporIonsis
for developing 1, Thb coup.u, reserves. 1hsf,or.
6nh Of n. rutir. OF It, essths, 10 20 cay r.
.er,.. Sivs BuspnrD THousAsp DoLIAH to carry forward
tie development Of tho pfopcry-s sam large pro
cure. sceorass 10 ali re.ss Of sIprienee IN amount Of
Oh su-ut for vrry lacrosse Of iss dividend! u
the C..p.n, TIL. fes.or. the Company organization
4, ,uslaly esmsnA.d tie eonsidsrsoa Of us pobIie
Ae,ua botus for OIL With good territory and ample mesu'
H,s On sneru.s OF ebsI.tsr sbov, tho sphere OF
.s.nporary speculation snd sea.titstss VI; lGas peg
s,ansnt business
Tss arc the l-.dpf features Of the Company CHARACTER
and purposes The pro.c,ors Of the Company bring to 1t
~, ouy their s,p.reIcs b., ,Lsb discrimination to u.i.
IL I'll that the Prospectus ptOposes They Are perfectly
s~.r. Of tho nssni,pd. Of The undertaking which they sy
bcors the psble. spd Win 'PeeJ Act recently pssS ~
The L~sslsurs Of P-nn'ylvsnA authorizing usn to hold
Que ThOu.snd Of land In Zee smp. they believe they
have calculated and brSush. hts " tSs s.smes.s ~
success
The hooks ~ row sp-sed for nsnsd sambes b sub
serips!ous ~ tho foiio~tns o6oss:
Mssus LOwBER. OsTROM h co. No ioo Frort-A
N..~. gAHOaER nooaEsSEY. COZ Nso~ snI
Wsisr etc
Sss-.r. WELLINGTON COX. No. ~ BrsaAA
M.s.ss T. KETCHAN l. CO.. No % wslA
wM A. FOWLER, go, No. ~ Broadway
WIN. NJ PARKS. eco, Ne 10 BrosAst
D. X. QUICKER. No % Fstss st.. BfostlyN
oEO. j. HARDY. No. Is Covnst. Brsoklyl
Ase q The sAos Of tho coupA.y. Ne ~ BROADWAY.
~bsre psoapscsas end Lfonusiisa ~ sosxia~A
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s1oEN YEARS LOAN.
100000.
s.,was COUNTY fsRooKLY0 SEVEN PR CENT
COUPON BONDS.
Kryns C0uvTt TErAspRykt OyrCn-
- 90 ,-.. - rportyx kfb II ltytS.

Kvrs Court TEtAspByke OynOb
No. - orarrT, nR 'oKLYN. feb. ~ iScs
a. County Tie zsnIrr h-by invites snoseTipon, M sums
n enc thoa aud doilrs ard upws 70 loan OF f'vN
by Chap oi the Avs % 1914 and ~ resolution
L Eo.,d Of sup-rvisos adopted Dec 20 1904 foi the par
-, ~ k,ns The quots County ppdeS the rsns-
Srhs,'nJ. ali r,gjys Ger i6cses OF lDd.btedo~ss,
e,ufu, iHeren Us. ds,s o. 'ues1p''en Until hf """
N resdy for lie livery. - crvpu pvp
11ET PEV ANNCM PAYABLE senisbHneily, 70 VIZ on
- in d.,, of May and November the yrincipA VIII % aOs
Il pAy,be On ih- lot dsy OF III 1915
tis svbscripu boob O,u a the Tressrrefs on'e~
THOMAS A. GARDINER County Tr.ssuf-r
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CRIE RAILWAY.-rraias leave foot u

IL Chsmb+r-s., VA T. 81. s.Dy n~,
~. D.y tHpf-s for aus 'iusna. Rocnesef buS1S
Salamanca ai,d Wet ton.s Ut phhIo VIM Lax. Snony
Ursl.d Trunk hsl~sy-. I'D q sslAi4nca VIII A'~nso
I'D W--trfu hsl. - 9,
g:D a. H.. Mhs AID Nay Tam. daily, 10 OosiAe'
10 NJ. Express aAl. ior 'piS'o CONNECTING WIN A~D
Shore ksi~s a.. =.
4pu Way Trdn. for Port J-r,is and Newbnrsh = 49,
p Ni-t tAprcss ies NsnAdaisna hoc..e'tef osusfS
Salamanca I'D h,st.
o. M LisLnins Erpr... d4y Tor Ca ar aigoa- Rocbec
ter nuEse r.'tm1uca, DUnAi =, ai,d W rsi 'ohne't,
buf d. With Lac Shore AID Ursid trrnh ka"ayS ana .
s,,ua,ea ,sifu Ail.niic aud ,,i-st v e-irn Hallway
So w., Enlsrynt rr.in. dolly for aa0' saaniAnes' o'~
in a.L Nrsf
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VHE GREAT INSIDE eOUTE FOR BOS:

sun,rnous snpp~-s AID haaElo-y fIs'sied sAisroonD
| are uinrsr feature. OF .hrss . 1Otirg pala'es
ferh, SID -rstroou'' Q. t,'irri al harndens ES
pr.s. Oh 80. :. iiroais A. NO 10 "es-st nso
| ORR, AID st No 20 Wssnp.. SOsf ~,
| H. aihfO.S. Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

MOORE d BROWN, r,a
wi BANKERS AND BROKERS'
NO. 81 NAssAUsT, ~ T..
DEALERS ~ ALL KINDS OF
aOyERSNIENT SECURITIFS.
s,S eHR CINT CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS,
GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS, S,o. Wv 1901 'o"'s
AGENTS FOR THE hiGHLY POPULAR
II. S. $50 LOAN.
enb.optiops received deliverable 70 any part sffhs sssn
try free o. ~ peu ~. and on rand ..
For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
atort ne private sale she Board OF brotssA
iNVERE 4 ALLOWED On pkfOSIIS.
HENRY T. MOORE. T.. JAMES hhO"N
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
wi PANY-Root of b.rcl,y,t.--On and stsr Jan ~
,h,an, mall train. for fla. and intermediate -
tions will ,eavs N-w.york ., s:so a ard p M MOTIF
town Express Of p. IN. ,s
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NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trsnsi leave
~ foot Couls.at ~. fv InihapxLPnA ~ ana
a M IL m. ant D. III and y midnight: for bALfSsxS
and WA.niSoroS At aid 1880 m., .. NJ. and mhS
night Military rcAe. receivoJl. IN the NJ Hs~
B or other particulars ses bl.s a. oncrs.
NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
Train. cave J-r-y City for Pismon 81 o.OO Ia, wv
nj, 4. rs n m and s:lf ard b-s r. M an satuis>y
m is n m Ihs y. and 4;l9 D. M. run throusn
Mon.s, Tiitb,. W. DEMAREST, Superintendent
NETWORK AND HARLEM RA1LROAD.
Trains for Albany, Troy aud Saratoga SPRING. also coz
n-olns With the North AVID " s'I leave So'hsl ssp"'
4 ~ and .. m. .,,.,.,. -
press In Nswi orb and bfookyn Bsggass CHECKED 1e1 -
n,aidasas - " ssix,s - Nv Sea1 ~ ~ AHnn
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petroleum.

TIE
UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "......."S9, 0OV'VVS'
eHApEs.~...............' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Pan vALUE...........''.'''"'"
rvl KuxnaID THOUSAND DOLLARS won1No
CAPITAL
OFFICERS,
PRESIDENT.
=. j. LOWBER
NCE-PRyslDENT.
so. DAYTON.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER.
SECRETARY,
sAMBs II. KIDDER
TRUSTEES,
a. towsEl, Arn Lo~bsr. Osrou 4 Ca. he 10
sross ssrssl
j. O. DAYTON Arm }. c. Dayton Co.. Ne is7 Srort't
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. u Brosdwsy.
B. WELLINGTON, 6In Wellington Ger Ne
BrosAA
SMITH yAECHER nn TsnOAsr hschsasH H'
Water -
JOHN CHADWICK. Ne 1911 P.srlaL
FREDERICK LACEY. Aru, Med Lacey c. H~
WsiSrst
w. ~ PARKS. No. IS :rcsdsl
EDWARD DODGE, lss Of CIsIi. Dodge c. H.
waQss
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6!eamboats ano Railroads.

Deepening Of the OVERLAND ROUTE
~ 10 CALIFORNIA sDdr, 5oyors uSnt r,.,-son ssatns
Indafr,t Glaze Coscb- oarry"s p".cnzrf1 and y. s.
ahl asu EVERY MORNING frori Nichison, Kansas sn1
Nsbrk. City, Nstrssia a4sy ios Denver City. uclosd9
at salt Lake with CosrLe. D., a.d Virginia City
Montana Boise City, ld.so ard wsls ~ ais and The Dae
Oregon BIN. HOL.LADAY, NO ~ Broadway.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13
THE BRIsCOE. COURT MARTIAL,

WAsiIrNGToN, Oct S.-The court martial in
the case of Brevet Brlgadiert General lBriscoe,
Is of the 99th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was
arrested at LYnchburg oA Friday last, eonvenes
q to-day. He is charged with having distracted
from the United States q bar Of gold bullion
at 81 1859 and silver coin valued at $3.50, and
with conduct preiudicialuto good order and
discipline Ex-GOv. Ford, OF 0hio appears in
9 behalf of Gen, Roscoe. .r.-...,,n 81
90, Capt. Alberger, Assistant Quarlermaster, was
the principal witness. He was sent for by Gen.
Briscoe on the morning of tae 18th of Septem-
~ Der at Headquarters in Eynchbufg The Gen.
erul asked him what amount of money he had
. in his safe, and of what denomination, saying
at the same time that it could be taken as well
as not and no one would be the wiser of it. In
reply to question the witness informed him
he had in his possession between $50 600 and
$4,000. The General proposed TO throw a
small amount of money into some place, and
to have the witness house broken open and his
70 safe-key stolen, to which Capt. Aiberger ab-
jected. He said the money could be taken
and half the town arrested for it. During
the conversation he said when the
witness was arrested he (the GeneraD would
be President Of the Court Martial and have
G him acquitted, When he went into the room
said to Witness: There, the General is all
right as Il!told YOU" When the General
=, asked questions about the money, on the eve
ming OF the 21st OF September, ,Lackey said to
witness that il was . hard time for Quarter
masters going out Of the service, and if wit
ness didn't make himself rich out of it he was
. fool. The witness asked him what he meant
when he said, You are handling Govern
ment funds, and can, dispose of them as you
please" .s.-. ;
r5 The remainder Of the facts, including the
arrest OF General Brscoe and Lackey, the Tor
mer's accomplish, have already been pub
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! spected citizen lost his life in the building
! He had been taken to bed intoxicated, and q
lighted candle left Id the room. 9IHhe,1 fire
] originated III the room, basn whether Dacci
! deptaliY Or to cover s. nfirdef, wiz perhaps
never be- known. The PA ynoush ,Repu6tsca1
SAYS the latter has Been freely assigned as the
cause. ~ D. oS-@sGpO o 1871 10: Ok 90
:, Mrs. , Grinder the Pittsburgh polsoner,
Keeps up the trent OF Injured innocence: not
r. Withstankfng the raccumulations 'ofdevidence
against her! The; trial will probably commence
within week or two, and promises stoIbe the
most interesting ever held fnIrthis country
The most learned counsel of the bar have been
engaged and strong effort? will be made on
her behalf. % an.99! g g3-?' f9@I-
The work on, the .Winona Is St. Peter'Rail-
The iron will De laid only to that point, bit
good portion Of the grading WIN be done be-
(: tween there and OWatonna. COZ EIDE Graft is
sa1ready prosecuting operations in that difec.
ttIQn. The Wipona leeipa5licadha SAYS that alp or
nearfy. all the directors of l'thes company will
ne week 'aks survey y, y IF nt 3 aPthe
1t has been discovered at Boston thai. boys
employed by business firms 70 bring letters to
the post Offices have carried on a wholesale
system cot robbery Eom The same. letters
knaWns to, cOntaias drafts Of money -haye Come
to baud despOiled of their contents; and from
the fact thai many boys, were in the habit of
coming, to the post Office windows for the mu-
,eilage 70 seal letters, the crime, was easily
traced to them One Of the 9Fchins7 the one"
first caught-had1 stolen Q, check Sf0r 900 =.
from letter he was bringing from the Store
to mail. - ,,I
- ;in6nnirinfr mind wishes I'd know If trot-D
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Union ,PACIFIC RAILROAD.

a Shadows, October The railroad Presidents
repfseeeting the Ohio and Mississippi the Little
Miami the Ohio Central the Penn yIlania Central
ss1d1ether E9aasawao went ON an excursion to La "
, fspeecK snass few days ago and WIN, viii meet
scoMmissi0n appointed to Inspect the Union Pacific
sosd baEe engaged p eonstsuct Sxty miles of the
May The iron, fog this road Is already purchased
~ and sIippsd BIZ Edgar Thompson, President of the
PsSpsylV Central Railroad. Seven miles of the
track sre already completed west of lawrence and
tae cars win run to Peka in November Arrsnee
eneas.ssse also been made To- build the railroad beg
tween IesSenworth and Kansas City st once.
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LIGHT HOUSES BEING REEFS
-'' '"' TABLISHED.

.aWAsHINGroS, Oct: The Light House
{ Board is constantly directing the re-establish.
ment along the Southern coast of light houses
destroyed by the rebels during the late war;
Large appropriations will be required to put
the coast in the condition it enjoyed prior to
1861. Nearly every light house from Cape
Henry down the Atlantic and Gulf, was de
stroyed by the enemy. -.. 81
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rs: s''' e 15s:s, fsS6t o 'sss;s

F1RMEEs AM HoUsRKHRPRRs .4,sssssald re-.
collect that hundreds 'of dollars worth sfaGrain,
Pr0visioue. &C., larel Annually cdsstrused Shy Rats
Mice ants and Other insects and tarpin-a b
which CAM be l9svapted g q few dollars. worth OF
So1aS, an Bat Roach Ast, &c, EerHinasor
81 - Gee = CesrAss ~ var1sementib saaspaper.
soldinoss Paas eAsane sota, by a, spFrggists
ana Oealera. -, ap22-AH WIN =
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GOVERNMENT LAKE STEAMER

"a oswEGo, october the a. government
. steamer Little Ada, formerly q bl0ckade-r1n-
ner, put into this port this mOrning for; foal.
she came from Washington by vay Of the St
Lawrence River, and IS to. be employed on the
Upper Lakes in the coast survey service. O. !, :
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Caution! Caution! !!

CURE Suppression of The Mense-, foA whateve
cause, though care should be taken to ascertain
pregnancy be the cause az these DR0PEywould b
sure to produce miscarriage If taken whilst in tina
situation, and al are cautioned against using them
wish it distinctly understood that do not hel,
mssef responsible when used under such circum
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tss An napiring mind wishes to know II trot-
ling matcRes require stamp. !r'.'5 ~,
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-s-8gp sTeT- JtDE " LEE " IL
3, aJ.r ,z BIZ WISE IN TINE.
BE WISE IN TINE! -,

, Let not disease destroy your constitution Try q
bottle of my PhRIODICAL DROPS, and you viii
be Satisfied that / am no impostorj % Telb yDur
afflicted frfeno wnas restovedthe bloom of heath to
your cheeks, ano thereby confeca favor more valu-
abetha gold. FoEpainfM or seanty Menstruafion
It is Just the thing. have now in my mind an Inv
stance Of lady who had been suffering nom paintn
Msnstruati0n 10y two OF three years. Combining her
TO her room each time She had applied to several
eminent physicians without relief when one bottle
of nv DROPS entirely cnred her. -E.-cJ -.
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uAssACHUsIETTs CAVALRY.

'5a BosroN, October 5.-The Third Massachu-
sets Cavalry; 400 strong, just frem Kansas,
arrived here to-day, and proceeded TO Galloupe's
teryyad I6Sr1t So 19o1 81 .t'sut 7sgtJ poo
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0Ad2OHEKEtF E8aS EtfoNbled with veyrpin need be
60 no longer they use "CosTAR's ~ txterminator.
cost five dollars would Fhays it,, We have tried
poisous, but they effected nothing; But sCosrARs"
article knocks the breath out Of Rats Nice Roach
i Is In great demand all oyer the country -Medina
(Okt0y Gazette. "A1se5sS sHsS u, 3lisSs.e
See sseosr an 9s1vesf,sen,t,t .s,,s,,ts ,,aner
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J TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring The
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity of Testimonials of its eff
cacy from my own PATIENTS but the practice of pa.
radins bought and fictitious ones before the public
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ONL Y'9,t4zsO, 5GEXEX.TS

And an Investment aud thorough trial does not
back uph me above statement fhe money will be
refunded We say this knowing Its merits and feel
confident that one trisl~in secure for II home Ia
every houSehOld.gC J. % 81 BIT lqrL &c
sDo n0t1wasue sway with Coughing when so small
an Investment will cure yonso 1t may be had Of any
respectable Drpggistin toWp, who will furnish you