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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02

LOCAL NoTICEs.-One dollar per line for three lines
less; rs cents per line for lines less so cents pc
inc for eleven lines more.
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iron and steel Turning.

MACHINERY Repaired, Billiard Balls turned, &c
M Every description of Gun work performed in good
STYLE Ammunition of all kinds kept constantly on hand
Powder Lead Caps, Navy and Dragon Balls Shot and
Cartridges ALEAANDEk kEMp,
45-67* Gun Shop, Wallace St, Virginia Clty
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BUSINESS CARDS,
w. F. SANDERS. JERRY Cook |
Sanders & Cook.
VIM. ChunaserO,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chaneery,
n Virginia CITY Montana Territory. 3ly&
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THE MONTANA POST.
ID. w. Tilton 81 Co.

ID. w. Tilton 81 Co. ... ...
n w. TnToN BEN. R. DTTTEs,
PUBLISHERS & PROPRIETORS.
lfce at the City Book Store Of Wallace Jackson
Streets, Virginia City Mon Ter.
ERMS-
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VIM, Decker.

CURGEON DENTIST. Office two doors west of Now
= Bank Building Patients visited at their residence
whom desired 1855
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.JnO. C.. Turk.
Turk & Brown,

n Will practice in all the courts of the Territory Office
over Geo Hanna g. Co.'s store, Wallace street Virginia
City, NJ. T. 4o-of
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John s. AfchisOn.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Revenue Stamps and Blanks for
~ sale at Allen NIlards Bank Virginia City, Mon
tana Territory, 45o3"
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JAS. G.. SPRArr
SAM. w ORD.
I. WORD. JAS. e..
Word s. Spratt,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City, Montana
n Territory. VIII practice in all the Courts OF
said Territory. Special attention given to the Col
lection of Claims. 1855
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VNTE have received another large stock of our we'll
wv known Custom Made Boots and Shoes, consisting Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24
CHILL.
False Reports Corrected.

IL has heen currently stated that Chill Vas, through
hor AGENTS In the American marhet collecting and
purchasing large quantities Of arms and war imple-
ncnt Ono OF these reports vas that ave.sei vas
boins fitted out a~ prlvaieer and that er-rebei
officer save out openly that he 70 take the COM
m@nd OF her, aud list Of the officers 70 scrve under
him vas even also given. some Of these statements.
nov con'radiced, were believed, but tho fslsty Of
them has been made apparent. The Chilisn Govern
mcnt 10 hveriiAbly stated, do not propose st tho
preecnt to NJ out pvstee or evon TO ssue letters Of
narque and there arc persons authorized " pur-
chase materials or munitions Of var here 10 much
for these uufounded reports, that have their origin
In . morbid ssntinontallty. or an ovor-innsped
Imagination. spaniards a. we'll a. Chillass arc Of
opinion that there will be no serious encounter or
blcod'hed' and that the Government OF spain will
soc the folly Of Admiral P.rejs's course, and not
attempt to carry out his threats
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News Items.
BY Tss,raph 10 the N,v York Sun.l

own 800 bales Of cotton passed Cairo H., yes
,erd.y, for Cincinnati.
TINS Memph.s CTounl AvALAsouE is 10 bc bo
revived. II will support the President but oppose
negro suffrage.
IT is reported tha, steamer les wrecked ten
mile. North Of Cape Hnttcra', on the beach sup
posed 10 bo the Jacob Bell.
BEcKrorD & Co.'s suction house, At Richmond,
Va, and several adjoining houses, wore destroy cd
by ere on Tuesday night,
THE firemen Of PhilsdelphiA have made prcpGrs
tons for grand ,orchhghi reception of the Phils
d.phis Engine Company on ts return from It's
MOI VISIT on Saturday evening
srEEN oil sold yesterday at New Bedford, Mass.
for export al g. per gallon sales OF 80 barrels
for manufacturers ., 2.i2, tho hshes, price ever
reached.
Hos sonuYLHu CoLrAx will deliver lecture be
| fore the Press Club, nt the Philadelphia Academy
Of Music next Monday evening. His Tbec, will
be Across the Continent and the Duties Of the
mex, Congress
THE steamship c. whiting, from Now York for
Galveston, pu. into Nsw Orleans on the 29d, IN
tow Of the steamer South Carolina. The Whiting
los, her rudder, and her boiler completely s,ye
| out. She was two days in a very rough sea.
Tnr steamer ID er-Lpdge, from 81. Louis, NJ,
for onsh. with svalushle cargo, sunk twelve
miles below st. Joseph, on Monday. 1t is supposed
,hs, the bos. and cargo will prove to,a loss. The
boat slone WAS valued a, 100000.
lnE bark +. Blnckinia, Of B,s.on, from P1ncC
Edwards Island, was yreclSel "a Cape Neddiok'
Me-, on tho night Of the 2iH. The vessel and
cargo were total loss. Tho crew were saved
with the exception Of the cook, who was drowned
in attempting TO swim ashore.
1ns executive Office Of the Clerk Of he Court Of
Appeals At Frankfort, Ky, was burned Yesterday
also portion Of the new building being used for O
Military Department and by the Judges o
tho Court Of Appeals. Tho library rec 'rd'
and papers Of the Court were almost entirely de-
T suoyed.
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In an address to the people Of TsmRulipss, Issued In
October, the Republican General Escobedo siys;

In an addre, to the people Of Tsmauips., s.uod In
October, tho Republican General Escobedo siys;
For nearly four year, the OF Mct ico have
fought Against foreign foe Who desires TO impose
uron us Ihe yoke Of foreign monafch-a foo VII. ch
outrAces huuliliAtcs and despses ~, aud tramp es
uudor 90, the soyereignty, dignity and the ndepcn
deuce Of our country. We are hchting, and aluayu
will hsht, ASalnst this army Of usurpcp. hedldats
well, you citizens who are Hnlins against us Think
OF our peculiar situation! You arc NexicAnA ~e
also are such. Why ~e abf NJ 20 fisht against
each other You have placed yourselves by some
strange fatality by tho side Of the foreign enemies
and vet Ia your bosOm beats = Mexican heart. lOnr
con science, then, must tell you, whcn nring your
shots pon uA that you are rins upon your country,
because contend for It's honof IT, nberty aud lie
Independence Unite With us, hsxlcans follow ,hc
natural impulses of your heaGt and together We ~iil
save .he Republic fIOm the domination u ioreisner,
fighting without rest the iotcos of the fronch mon.
arch. MoNioinsl the standard Of tndependence and
the Republic calls you Come, cluster under ~
folds, and. hfhhng A. ought 10 nght itse aud seno-
rous men, demonstrate 10 the world that # We heN-
cans have alwAvs been unfortunate, We sfe not
aes ed enough ~ accept slavery at the hands OF
foreign monarch, great and powerful th9ush hc may
be, hAhiANo tA'nhtbo'
Headquarters at santa Ro'alis, oct. ", 1900
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE EVACUATION PARADE.-Should the
weather be fine to-day the parade OF tho Flint Divi'-
lon will be grand affair. The line will be formed
not the Battery as originally intendsd-but on
iith street right resting on 9th avenue. Al noon,
the troops viii be reviewed by Governor Fenton, in
lith street They will then march up past the Finh
Avenue Hotel, and pay the honoTs Of marching
lutte 10 Governor fsnton, who will occupy for tho
time being the space between the Hotel and the
Worth Monument. lie will bo mousted, and will be
attended by hls stall Gen. Dix and stan aud General
sanford and stsh will accompanying tho Governor,
aud the time being, General Asboth, the hero Of
Pea Ridge and General Kirby Smith, who fourht in
twenty oiFht battles will act as honorary membor
on tho staff Of General BAndiord The troops will
not cone down town. but will be dismissed ~ soon Nc
the marching salute shall have been paid to the Gov
ernOr. In the evening serenade will be given 70
Governor Fenton at tho Fifth Avenue ho1el, num'
Der Of prominent citizens hRy lnE 50 arranged.
tine dipl.y Of hreworts will Aso take place. Tho
Ieronado will commence at 70 O'Clock.
GESERAL SCorr.-This veteran officer Az
rived at the Astor House "wednesday evening and
Ia stopping there at present llo keeps himself quite
,ocuded only receiving the visits Of few personal
friends II Is believed that he will soon leave for tho
South 10 remain during tho cold weather.
THE FENIAN BROTHERHooD.-T New
,adar,ers Of this great organization, In East tIih
street peIt door to tho Everett House, are nov
Handsomely fitted ~, and have apartments for tho
pfe.ldenL Vlec-Prsident, Senators and Represent
atia I'm which they will transact their business In
future Such acts are passod In this hail
would be legitimate should Ireland ceAse to be .
province Of England, but would, Of course, REQUIRE
confirm alton by the entire Irish people
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The Scene Of Iee's ssrr ender-TotnI Dis
appearance OF tho Famous Apple Tree.

Inc Richmond ENQUIRER says;
gentleman just from Appomattor Court HOUSE,,
informs us thN "there IL nothing lett Of the srp
uee pnderNhieh General Lee surrendered, but a red
noe "a the ground, and II 10 feared that, unless tho
h9e icnccd In, that also vll be removed by curt
Vly xhefE' Ills subject worthy of notice, TO-.
,nttne apple tree alluded TO the largest tree
IN the world, being At least forty times the bulk Of
the celebrated California oak, which was about tbs
slze OF the citadel Of liam. About nine hundred
and seventeen cords Of this apple tree have already
ueen disiibutcd over the nilod states In the share
OF Nshint canes, fishing poles, umbrella h,ndls.,
Ficemens clubs, work tores, sewing machines,
writing desks, vest buttons corka charnl. lead pen.
Gus pen handles, toddy muddlcts toothpets tobacco
ppvf aud rnun botcs; The numl or OF persons fell
NehV elym millions, which 10 equivalent to tho
numbet OF rebels Killed, sounded aud missing la
the lse var, according TO the publ she'd ,ta.tncuts
o. Nofthetn ncvspapers, from statisuc. ssthcrcd ct
lno tims In TACT, this app tree enjoys ~ ulds q
Circulation A. ANY hogu. medicine In eiistcncs and
lu' Tor the fact that General lee didn't rtender
under any arpe tree At all, might be aryTopria,sy
placed photograph lcally ,among the historic sfchiv
OF the county ss the greatest tree in All history
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Alabama

Mobil,, Ala, nor, 23.--A special dispatch to the
ApyKaTIssR IRON Montgomery, dated the 22d inst,
,ays: Gov. Par.on, has delivered his message TO the
LEGISLATURE. lie ur.es the adoption OF the smend-
pent to tho Constitution Of the United states Abo-
ishing slavery, ami the passage Of laws protecting
The persons and property OF nerroes This oOurse he
mys will secure the admssion OF our representatives
In Consres. and restore the state to all its political
Ishts in tho Union lie oppo'cs the special code for
the government Of negroes, and recommends the
adoption Of a vsgrsnt law bearing upon white and
black alike, and suggests that warrant laws similar
10 those of Mis-ssipp bs adopted; and he recon-
mend. that provision 10 made for destitute white
and colored perronT.
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Certain OIL " ell. and the Internal Revepuc

Pit Hol,, Nor. qs.-The examination before tie
L. 8. Revenue Assessors at Meadvle, Of tho pro-
prietors Of certain wells Pit Hole Greek, ssAinst
which the Government has claims was held yester-
day. The as,essors and collectors had reason W
suppose that there wA more oil being produced
during certain months than Wa being returned Tor
taxation. Upon inquiry they found that the aent
Of certain wells returned upon their reports only
the value OF the working intefes and not the entIe
product Of the vsls An Investigation was therefore
Called and IL was found that some OF thete henu
twhether with intent 10 deiraud or other-ue) had
claimed W have understanding with the owners
the land and free interest 70 the eneet that the
latter should take their share Of the oil nom the
tanks and pay their share Of the tai. The
custom has heretofore been for the working
interest 10 pay the whole smount Of the Tar. and
collect the respective portions from land and nee IN
teres. The doci,on Of the Assessors made 70 day,
placed the psnslty upon tho free interest which IL
onefourh Of the oil but referred the matter " tho
Chief Commissioner at Washington for hnal deci-
sion. The working and land Interests tho-ed re-
cepts for revenue tar for all oil up TO November
The prominent operator who made over his Interests
TO a large amount on the day the Government made
their claim, done not -ith the view OF eva1lns
| any claim, but VA a positive sale. The decision
| attracting much attention, a. II involve. . large
amount OF money, aud reyerses decisions which nave
heretofore been considered as Law, and As such, beer
| conorally observed,
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John Mitchell. 81 the request Of tho Fenians. 1t
says;
H.ppily there 10 no immediate csuss TO fear that
Mr. seward may have tse ogpoItnni,y to send u,
OF unfr endly conduct Hut the little epl.cie Of Tie
feniau deputaton, the mutterlnse about ienian Pr
m sics. combine to remind NJ that foreisn nations
may have the chance 70 do unto US as We have done
10 them.
A mysterious distemper analogous TO the ca'tlo
dlscs.o has broken out among English cats AZ
forrss they have been cut OF In every direction
during the last few weets. The animals appear TO
be disinclined for food for day OF tvo.then they
besred ewes and ercs, prcsr,tion OF strength They
lounse about the hearth or IN by corner and DO no.
touch food Of any hind for DAYS. They generally DIE
on the eighth or ninth day.
TuE LAST NEW TniSd IN rEEssrs.
A Paris paper says;
Imagine q white lace dress all over With rc,l,
though, course, stuffed love birds the utcrrtcos
which We tread upon." nothing OF that ,ort, but
regular tne gold and green insccfs sucha We acc IN
the growing darkness Of Neapoltan suaimet nigh.
The bird. rather remind OF Italy, too. Thev A. G
like those uarbets which re zee there served w ON
pclenn LAT year tle ieInsis, m,n1 a. .,5s,s ~,
the foot aud high that even ue arr OF latl'
a'phaite did not coil the vcsfer; Ihls war & 10, w.
are the natural fe'ult. Bonnou How eau mat he
tonne. Inch has no cros n no front no oact 80 ~
must be nothing" like Shefidanr oolcbrasvu 'Vo''
less stocking Without leg"
coUSrEss oS TIRE EN01sE.
A. recent FIRE In we,tminstor, England tho Ear
and Coun,e. Of Caithn,s. among the spectator
watching IL. progress. Ater II vS subdued, the
Counties. expressed desire TO have ride on one o
the steam hIo engines, ~hoh VA readily aeceae9 te
by Capt. shaw, the chief Of the bngade. The
Countess wns then assisted up to soat the fArl 81
ting by her aide, aud the horses being auAihco V
the engine, Capt. shaw took the rein,, aud drove
them 70 the Isis rc,idence, In ,ho vicinity OF hol
grave square, where the Countess aud her husband
ashtsd apparently pleased at the dashing tale they
were driven through the streets OF London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24
From San Francisco
Tremeudous Rain storp-Grcnt Dcstrue-
Of Property.

san Frane,sco, kor. ga storm Of rain has
prevailed throughout the State durns The past week,
the mos, experienced snce the grea, flood oi
1901. Communication with the interior, except py
water and telegraph, I, cut of. The Central Pacihe
Rairoud has ,u Gercd severely by the esvins In OF
entertainments. The mining districts have received
considerable DAMAGE by tho vashins away Of dams
Hume., wheel, and bridges. Much Of the country
bordering on The Sacramento and Feather rivers i'
flooded The lower portion Of Marysville s under
water, vithou, much DAMAGE as yet. The wharf o.
IIaIf Noon BAY, on the Pacific comL south Of san
francisco was washed away this mofnine, carry ing
avafohouse nj ed With gram Al0is with u. CAUSING
damage to the amount Of Slc,0OI There are no hshs
OF the storm abating.
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hold . prisoner. Luckily, 'she w.r" gave out
soon thereafter, and tie ArrsAi- ing now perfectly
iron-clad with paroles smnesti,s and p.rdons, IL
on Its feet again, In robust and vigorous lits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24
a Deed Stamped to the Amount
of 100000,
RECONSTRUCTION IN ALABAMA
Message Of Governor Parsons.

Arrest of Robbers and Murderers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10

The Convention to-day will undoubtedly
have the Brough complexion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10
HNANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FanAr EvEH1ze. June o

FRIDAY EvEsIEs, Junea 1885,
The money mArhet continues very close and the
tendency seems 10 be toward greater striDgency in
currency, IS the position Of mere ntils 'hars at
this poiot Continues SO unpromihing IS TO EiveIo
hope Of early relief from this source The coming
on tf the WOOL trade will alsolsrgely increase the
demand, and Ifitis usually active will require all
the means the Banks can command Anew buyers
are now here, but IN ir cal 5 are Sc yet light. Ex-
change is still close, bnt sn easier market ID looked
for from noe on TO the opening Of the fall trade
Rates IRE arm st par buying and 4 Prtminn sell
lag. There s oDIy = moderate dsmADd for money
3 Gold Tulso easier 10 New York to-day, the price
closing this afternoon at 1871. The large stock
IL the Backs and Sub Treasury, over Erty-tWo
miliioEA keeps fhs premium Eeli-balsnced in Up to
Of the stea3y export demand The iuorsosed firm
ness Of ftsrii1g Exchange indicates large ship
meuis Of spects to mOrrov.
Goysrnment Bonds are growing stronger in an
ticips, lou Of further favorable news from Europe,
which msy induce ademsnd for expert The mar
ket, however, rules quiet
The New York Times ssys: THE ease in the
market for money is again quite g neral among
the Brokers'. The rats is nos over 8 per e'nt' as
the rule Of ths street, viii lenders are ready to
place their surplus balances, bonn dsy to day, At >
p 7 cest with The h~rSt-elats firms OF Stock Ex-
change
The Exports o. domestic produces and misoells-
ueous gods from New York fog the week eneing
/ Wednesday, were to tha value Of Il 25o,7z
The only distinguishing feature IN the general
markets Today Vas an &C i've demand for the low
er grades Of Flour, probably ppm Canadian &C
count, and an improved request for 10. 2 red
wheat for shipm mt, At 3 decline Of So. Choice
GRADES of Flour we're in light inquiry and sieady.
Ho,slss Of other than No z red wheat reported
/ Corn ruIed duI, and closed weak and drOOPi g
o ts we're quiet and steady Provisions are un'
changed. Meas Pork is in better demand 'nd 8
good inquiry is noted for Smoked Meats Lara Il
du ct. big wines closed hrmsF upon TIE ES'tern
report, Bat the market Is inactive. Batter ooheln-
ues droopfug, aud W note sales today Of cnO'o'
western Bessrge in hrkins at 2co. Eggs are scarce
snda shade hrmsr.
The following were the receipts and Shipments
at this poiut BY Railroad, Lsks and Canal of leads
ing articles during the twenty-iOar hours ending
At seven O'Clock this morning:
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NEW vORK mAaKKr-June Q.

= NklEaaAEnnN
COttOn-Duil and 1c over. Sales ct 4e for
FIoUrLQufat and without decided ehanEs
Sales as So z0A6 IS for extra statei 50 500 ~
extra roaud hooD Ohio: 81 Oo9SS 10 for tIseo
brands. Msrhet closed dull
Wbfsky-Firnsr. Estes Western -
81 O6.
fRAn Il 81 1901 70; inferior sintef red E0ssAh *
privsts terms. white western u re
Eye-Qu'et. Western CSC.
Barhey-Duil.
Gorn.Quiet and without dsei6ed ehnuRa. Sales
at sNqssc Tor unsound N xel ssstsTD, sOgsSe for
Oats@Heavy and lower at sTaGso fo- western.
Safes 70, % bu western, sellers option f"r ~ oAssE
CofFee-oaiet and firm.
S~uEnr-Firm Cuba muscovado 1OHalci -
9l4e 70 Porto Rico; Havana n19i5o.
F5Oiasses-Duh-
Woodruff
p ~drOleum-Quiet at 34Lc Tor eTudei oVc iot'
refined In boo ,; Ito Z r 10 bee
ork-Firm tut not active. e
"a es at s 60 62Lm 8 zh 90 new mess closing as
SIS IS TOR cash; S24 bo924 IS loT lsSS-4 mess cash
an regular way, Of s.ng ~ 81 20 CASH. SHs "
ale 90 for primt; SO 6tGSO o. fer prime mess.
Also, 4,s0) bbls new mess for June. July and An--
gust, sellers option. At SIS 609kT %.
Beef-A shade better. Gales st $40 oo9l4 %
for plain mess; sl2 UOats 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quies At rs Oo0ST so.
Cut Heats Unehangsd Sales At l29l4zc Tor
shoulders; 1491sc for hams
BacOn-Ol ,et 1t SHc for Cumberland cut and
I!Ao for iorg RIB d
Iard-highsr. with good demand at 1910
1876.
and $50 $50 for state.
-Uheese-Quist as s9lso for common to prime.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10
Card OF

HEADo'Rs Co. D, 6TH REeT., v. R. c.,
le7 CLEVELAND, o., June 9, 1865.
The officers and men of Company D, 9th
Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, take this
opportunity of returning their grateful
thanks to Miss Guilford, and the ladies and
gentlemen Who co-Operated with her, in
preparing for them the bOuntiful and de-
licious repsst of strawberries and cream,
&c, yesterday evening; and trust that,
should it be their good fortune to remain
any length of time in this city, to be able
to prove themselves not unworthy of the
many kindnssses shown them. The en-
deavors of the ladies and gentlemen of this
city, who have eVinced 50 much hearty de-
sire and good will to promote the comfort
and happiness of the soldiers, are fully ap-
npantatad
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10
0RRIs S. JENNINGS,
First Sergt. Co. D, 9th Regt., V. R. c,


PoLIeE CoURT. - The following is the
docket for yesterday morning;
Drunkenness-Jsmes Turner, James Gal
lagher, Marcum Flstt, John Vanner and
Thomas COttrell, 81 and costs, zach John
Smith the costs ; Mary Ksvanaugb, sent to
House of Correction for thirty days.
observation-disclosures Grimes, IS and costs.
Vagrancy-John Bradley, discharged on
promise to leave the city Alice Trainer,
House of Correction ninety days.
Violating Fire ordinance-Thomas Fall
lon, costs.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Washington,
81 and costs VIM. Bedford, on two war
rants, find the costs on each.
Grand Lsrceny-L. Wsnseots, costs Jo-
seph Rock, $40 and costs.
Violating Bathing ordinance-FOurteen
cases, each fined the costs.
Keeping House of m-fsme-Henrietta
Mason, 800 and costs; Nellie Evans, $40
and costs.
Residing in same-Adeline Ksyser, Ida
Crooks, Flora Dale, Alice West, Anna Col
den, each $40 and costs.
q Visiting sanction King, Charles Will
lard, Chsrles Barber, each SIS and costs I;
John Wagner, John Smith and John Gulp,
each 81 and costs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10

-BEEEFiF OF Nh. sTzPHENs.-Mr. Stephens
VIII take 8 benefit tonight at the Acade-
my, on which occasion he offers his many
friends 9 very attractive bill. Our theatre
going folk sretO have another night of the
highly accomplished, versatile actress
Mrs. simcoe Lee and Of Mr., John Heron
f'Rarney, the Guide") who has won for
himself s grea~trsputatiOn, here and every
where by his delineations of Irish charac-
ter, The beautiful nautical drama of the.
"Dream at sea, 2 will be presented with the
entire strength of the company, and the
evening will ftIY end with the roaring
fArse of THE Irish Lyon" in which.
"Bafhey, the Guide will appear as ssTim
Moore" and Mrs. Lee as hMrs. F~izgig."
A comic song will also be sung by an am
aeeuf.tEE sUoE zEr 1T v-r
Mr.. Stephens is the standby of Mr.,
EIlslsrS company, a good sctOr, and de-
serves crowded house tonight. We AZ
~ 1An -iu hA nrammad
N ri - ~