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sECOND BALD OH hOT5
OAKLAND PLACE
or TUESDAY, THE STA DAY OF JUNE,

TEF y VIII sell without reserve and positively, for
~ Cnc-f uTIh cash, ana Tor notes " th security,
bearing tarest snI lien On The lsnd--sa1 notes
paYsoe IN SIX, tive We, ghteeu and twenty Jour
months, those vaiuaule l0C7, INTO which the Hone
tract p. he Ia e EdWard ITatue Is d vded con-
nag from three aud oee hsifto ten acre; In al
30 lots and as0 the remainder iu crest IN the
C0Fe- trrc. IS acre AMI ~ roles These lots
ave admirably Situated between the MuUireesb0r3
suG stones RIVER Turnpike, about - miles rom
lhc city The soil Is very superior ON sol.e Of
nfess lots here are hne, nsverisIing spri g. and
tp ndi- buIdilg lots. Psts viii be exhibited on
the day II sa.e.
Omnibusts viii leave the terminus Of the South
Nashville Street RailrOag from 70 IL O'clock a m
Refreshments viii be pro Ided.
l. 70 GLAGCoCK
AETRABUE.
may25td Commissioners.
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For Cairo and Memphis,

-, tn splendid passenger stea-
"a mer
- 1.ssz z-zszisssss2 TTXISO - &c.
John HITmo Mister
Wll lea-e a. above on TUESDAY, the 9th inst
a. To o'clock q. IN.
For freight or psssaee 8pnly on bosrd or 10
COhBEIT 81 BOYD, Agents,
le5lt No 81 Front Street
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The Senate has not yet Ventured to
take UP the Colorado veto. The radi-
Gals are doing all they can TO drum up
force enough to pass the vetoed bill
over the Presidents oRjectionsi but
The chances Of success are slim.
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Notica.

A IL persons having legal claims agunst John
"A ". M.rtn. contrsc ed pr yious 70 ne illh day
Of December, 1854. q hereby requested 70 lie the
sane, or a copy thereO', Eith the undersigned
I his z9ih day oi May, 1853
T. b. CHILDBFSs, Trustee,
uav30-Iw Once 1sJ5 Cedar street.
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For Sale.

A GOOD Brick nWeiil ng c51tsining seven rooms
~ bssiIes X tche1, serFsata Eocms, store
rooms, etc, situated 10 a isasaat Bul neai.ly part
Of the city, and convenient % the BUSINESS part
Thereof The residence has teen TectL tly painted
and papered
Apply % B CHILDRESS. Trustee,
mayZ2-n a. ofice IS Cedar street.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tenn.
MAY RULES, 1866.
Cyrus Bilyen,
rS divorce Bill
ManerVa Bilfen.

cyrus Bnyen,
IS. tLIvOrce Bill
MsnerYa Bly zen.
IN this cause it appearing from conplsinant'a
i BILL which Is sTOra to, thst defendant Msnerva
biyen Is anon-resident Of the State Of Tennessee,
80 that the ordinary piOcess Of the law cannot be
served upon her.
Il is Therefore ordered that publication be made
'or four consecutive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union,
ancwspaper published ln the city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, curing SAID oeie ldanfs 70 appear at the
next term Of The th7nc-Iy CogTt for OvertOn county
% BE- holden az LUng5tOn, Tenn on the frat Mon
dsy a August mex to plead, answer OF demur
Compartments BID, or the same VIII be taken Tor
confessed a. 20 her, ant set for hearing ex
parte. j. ". WRIGHT, G. an.
irl-wft
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No more propositions TO amend the
Constitution say all just men, until the
Southern btAtes are all represented in
Congress. Let every State be heard
in the National Legislature.
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SALE OF
Government Property.

NASHVILLE, TENa.. May 18th, 1866.
I WILL offer Tor ssle, at pubic suction, at the u
s. Franklin shops. in Nashville, Tenn, com
mencing on MONDAY, the l1th day OF Jure, 1866,
and continue daily until sl the property s disposed
o. large lot Of serUceable QuarteTmasters Stores
and all the Machinery at the 5. Shops, consisting
I'stsam Engine, Io3l8 inch Cylinder.
9XI6 8. q"
Boiler, ~ inch dismateT, q feet long.
l Iron Pisner, Is feet.
! I ri. .s;5
4Upnght Press Drills 4 Lathes. Engine Single
Head; 1 Lathe Engine, Doutle Head; l Isshe
to1J s7,,oII with I'm shears. I I are hand ,-fb
Wooden Shears; Lathe, Pattern Makers; 2 lemon
Machines; ! Bow Machine; ] Spoke Ma hine; l
Grind stone Machine; I jockey Sick Machine;
Mort eng Machiot; l Or ling Machines l Clamp
Machine ] "McGowsna Pump AXIS inch Cy indeT;
, stNctsoWau' Force lump; 81 Pulleys. bored ana
turned, rOfc % So lnch 10 feet Line shaings COS
feet Leather Betting; 26l0 feet Rubber Betting &c 4,
TOOLS
This list includes all kinds Of Tools, only small
lct enumerated
$40 Hand Saws; 60 Tenon Saws; S95 Steel Squares;
l12 Try Squares; 552 Planes, assorted; SO Augers,
assorted; as Braces; Hatchets, Hammers, Chsels,
Punches, Gauges, Drawing Kniyes, Anyls, Sledges,
MATERIAL.
Z his list includes all kinds Of Material used by
the Government, such as Bolts all sizes; Screws al
Sizes Ma Is cut and wrought. al Sizes hiYets, all
sizes; Buckles, ali sizes; RIngs, all sizes.
10 6Z9 lbs Sheet Iron; 4I9 lbs Galvanized Iron;
622,098 lbs Iron, GssOrei; 19l lbs Hoop Iron;
1873 $50 feet Lm Der, assorted; $50 los Pig Lead a.
Horse Medicines Of all kinds; Farriers' Chefs
and instruments; Miscellaneous Articles, &C, &C.
This property Is all surplus not required by the
Government, and Is all IN good, serylcesble cOndi-
ton. Persons desiring lnlorma ion respe ting this
property wi receive It by calling at my office, on
Cedar street. below the Capitol
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
Sale TO commerce st O'Clock A. NJ Of each day.
BY order Of a. r. Ed Y,
Bvt 1t. Col. and Depot Or. Mr..
Z b. KIRK,
mayl8-t 10 Bvt. Major and A. Q. NJ.
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Hon. James w Daaderick, who was
forced 10 leave his home at J0nesboro',
short time since, Is now residing at
Bristol
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GOVERNMENT SALES
IO,000 Pounds Of Black Tea
for Sale.
OFFICE SUPERVISING COHNIssABY,
MmIrARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE,

OFFICE SUPERVISING COMnIssAbY, ]
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE,
RAsHvHRE, INN, May y, 1855. }
GEALED PROPOSALS Cin duplicate) for the pur-
y chase Of Black Tea vii be received until Sat
urday, June g. 1876, at y o'clock m.
The Tea Il sold becsuse not required for issuing;
is in original Taeksges Che packages sre not IN
good oroerl, ard can be examined a. any time du-
ring business hours prior 10 the 9Th inst
No proposal for less than 500 pounds viii be con-
sidered Bidders required 70 be present at the
opening Of the bids. Terms cash in Government
funds and deposit Of IS per cent. required from
the successful bidder as soon the bid Is awarded.
The Tea will be re-Wesghed and tared at the orig
iral marks.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for far
nishing Tea, 4" and addressed to the undes gned.
NJ p SMALL
may23-td Bvt Col ana CS.
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CITY HOTEL
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE & ROBERTS, PrOprieto,

III term Of year,. aal having Thoroughly -..
and reflTuished %. w. are now eusr.al 3.
modats the tmve ing public 10 a. gr0i -,7
other house in the country lF- Ions
that Nashville Was g-ealy "a reHl RI. -
and having The moss central ami .arEre- -
the city, He are determiaed % maze Do
none. Our charges pIfi az al tines ls AL
can poe bly, DO Afforded
mariA-lu HARE h..a
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Mr.. Began and wife, Of Desoto eoun-
tv. Miss, were robbed near Memphis
Inst Wednesday by party Of four ne
gro men. Oaeof the negroes wounded
Ms. e severely, by striking her on
the head with a pistol
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DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECIFIC

Nov that We auiic pate CHOLERA in our midst,
~ 'theh00ves us 81. to secure, and keep on hand
some known add efeCtual remedy for any enner-
gercy, and this we ind DO DR. Carlow s 6PECl-
FlC, which be prescribed and used with such IN
toun4ed success, fscarCely ever losing a easel
When this scourgs VISITED Nashville, some years
past, Dr. CaroW Wss one Of our most eminent and
successful physicians, and when bis old friends
learn this remedy can b. had, Thousands who have
tested be- virtues VIII not fsl % rave j, on hsnd- u
q 10 Patent Medicine, bat q compound from the
Prescription Of ths distinguished Practitioner.
II.ers can likewise ue 10 better remedy FOR Cbole-
ra-nno-bua, ulsTrncsa and Dysentary.
For sale only 81
RIP. JENKINS CO., Druggists,
msy5-Q - MsrEes street, OPP. Union.
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OripinaI Attachment No asn

Daniel Hunt,
Is
VIM. c Lgou.
IT appearing from the AFFIDAVIT fled in this cause
1 that ths dsfndsnt IS Justly Indebted 10 plsInfiH
By note principal and interest," 10 the sum of forty
nsne dollars and seventy-fge cents, and that said
VIM. C.LlgOn 20 ahscOnds or - out Of the fursdic.
cctOn OF the court 20 that the ordinary process oi
Law cannot be served upon him.
IL Il, therefore, ordered that publication be
made, for four successive weeks, IN the NashV e
Uni-n, q Newspaper pub shed u Nashville, Ten
nessee, notifying the aid Nm. G. Lyon % appear
before Nm. b. Whitley, Justice d the Peace IN
the 18Th Civil District Of smith county, Tennessee,
90 the 10th November, 1906, then md there % de-
iend TIE said action Of attachment - the Law d.
rects, or tae anne viii be taken - confessed, and
Get tor hearing ex parie 81 b HIM,
This, the 18Th Of May, 1850.
WM. p. WHITLEY,
ieI.W4ta p for Smith County.
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Wanted.

A CENTS wanted IN every l1Fa 3d.
"a hood. fJr .TrHE GREAT LtHIE saw r.
ueE art.cls Ia great demand. a"rE s.
family. Secured ty patent alI r-T
Agents, male and famf.r. are Ua-.r %
day with a capital Of s. t0 go. AuF lF
a little spare time. vii ind Il I.easau. --
anle. send 3 stamps Or c.rcl-i-s l1i
sge. Address d mNiF
rrsyl-sr-a Bon sTsL lEH"r
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ARRANDALE co.

lG7 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 254 King street, Charleston, 8. c.
feb2-dit Dew wit
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West and North.
steamers Of ]. S. Mail & Peoples Line,

Steamers CT D. S. Mail & Peoples Line,
Leave Louisville at 1900 noon, daily, and at m
daily, except Sundays, arriving IN Cincinnati in
time 10 connect with early morning trans for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 10 st. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati, and all principal Eastern cities
ga The Night Express leaving Nashville at G3O
pm. and Gallstin az 4lO m, viii not stop at in
termed ate sta ions betWesn Gala ia and Nash
vile ex epton Sundays, for through pas engers
lGallstn Accommodation will Iun dsi Y, except
SuudsYs, as follows: Leave Gaat.o at G.jj m, ar
rive at Nashville at s.55 q. m. Returning leaves
Nashville az 4 On p m. arr YES at Gailstn at CiO p.
m. Stops at ali Intermediate stations.
ALBERT PINK.
msy9-lm Gen'l supt. L. & Mr.. R.
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sEtHl5 Old established Gallery has Isely been re-
- modelled and fitted up IN magnificent stvla
and every convenience has been stud,ed for 'tbe
benefit Of the public. 1t has only TO be seen to he
appreciated. IL is all on one floor, with nice Toi-
let Room Tor the Ladies, and trusts that his efforts
to please will be appreciated by his patrons We
are ma receipt Of q new lot OF Albuus Carte de
Niche Frames, new style, and, as heretofore. will
keep large lot Of Silt and Rosewood Frames, suit
able FOR large Pictures, such as
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o., ms work for GENIAL humCr. teudsrr-.r-.
ing interest, and attractive beauty. sf.-s- l.
and alone among all Its compeus6--. r.-.
anu Brave Hearted, she Plcturss1ua erF ..---
5 ,- WHY snd Marvellous, the IplE.rsr.. E..
ne. ne no. % fsine and story, Camp, Fre
scout Blvouar, and Siege; t-flrt NJ -
MchdHr.ni Escapes, Famous Words al t..
oman, and the whole pan0rsuE OF t-. r..
mere tnrliing.y sad startling. y porf-eva.rr- a.
lerly manner at once historical ana -rrra-.
dering = ne most ample, lrlIsut and Il.
book that the war has called f1r-1-
Disabled officers and soldiers fa.-r..-g -
young men, and al in want Of prohl1b.a ~
ment, viii md this the best chance 81 r......
ever yet offered send FOR circulars ana t..
terms.
Address NATIONAL prrprr1urs.
las West Fourth Street, C.1r.1r..
maY2-3m dtwr
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.
TIE splendid Passenger
Il steamer cIT- IN -
EGNI = FRO r.
r. ". Terry. .,........... Master. e4-A---az--s7
j. ID. Clerk.
VIII leave as above snd all intermediate ports
this doy At o'clock, y. m
For freight or passage apply On board or to
4 W. JOHN on, Jr Agent
iuuc5-It 10 3 Broad street
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Auction sale.

CHIELD5 CO vii. on the 5ll cl I-.
- O'Clock. sell boxes LllIsu.- -
Champagns Vine, being "a sua-- ..-.1'.
mayZ7-td
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One Dollar Each

Without regard to Valued BOT to be paid
for until you know what you are
10 received
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AND NASHVILLE
- $780, 1890; 80
r. AILR O AID .
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
QUICK TIME
Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections at Louisville for the East
Maat and Anr-L- commanding Anil D. 700.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
STARK COUNTY

Three children, two girls and a boy,
aged respectively one, two and feur years,
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Flohr, Of
Canton, Ohio, died of diptheria, between
the 26th of March and the LIST of April.
The two little girls died the same day.
None but parents can realize the utter
loneliness of q household thus suddenly
bereft of its little members.
The project of establishing a rolling mill
at Alliance has met with a hearty response.
The proposition to raise $4,000 has been
accepted, and the amount has been prompt
" subscribed.
The Independent places the population
of Massillon at 5000.
The Massillon branch Of the Freed
mans Commission, has contributed three
hundred school books, a lot of clothing,
and S423,l3 in cash to the cause to which
1t Is auxiliary,
Somebody has been playing a 1" joak'
on the Stark County Agricultural Society
by advertising that the Society will pay
premiums at the next annual Fair for the
prettiest, largest and heaviest babies, and
award diplomas to the mothers.
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"

The grain elevator of MI. TindaI, stu
ated q short distance down the river from
Fremont, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day night last together with a large
amount of grain.
A gentlemen from a neighboring village
was knocked down on the street at Ere
mont last week and robbed of two thou
sand four hundred dollars.
The cabinet shop of Huber & Rose
baugh, at Fremont, was partially consum-
ed by fire on Thursday last.
A smash-uP occurred on the Cleveland
& Toledo Railroad, at Clyde, on Monday
night. 1t seems that q freight train ran
into some cars which stood on the side
track, and smashed several cars. No per-
sons were injured.
From observations and testimony of
those better fitted to judge, says the Clyde
Times, We think the prospects for q wheat
crop this season is decidedly bad. Late
sown wheat will amount to nothing.
Early wheat has been materially injured
by the hard winter. 1t seems now that
there will be barely one half a crop of
winter wheat. We understand that many
Of our farmers are intending to SOW spring
wheat.
At the election in Fremont, on Monday,
Il Bill Herbster and q fellow named
Keefe got into a row, growing out of the
fact that the former challenged the ~latter's
vote, which resulted in the use of revolY-
ers. A bystander was shot, slightly, in
the leg No other damage was done.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
CoLuMBIANA COUNTY.

From the New Lisbon Buckeye State:
An atrocious murder was committed in
Salem township, this county, on Tuesday
Of last week. Two Irishmen, named
Michael Russell and james Conness, at
work on the New Lisbon Railway, were
quarreling, and from words got to blows,
when CONFESS struck Russell on the head
with a shovel, inAioting an ugly wound
from the effects of which death ensued
last Sunday. The murderer escaped.
D, L, McQuilken, a young mar recently
gone crazy, was taken to Newburg last
week, from New Lisbon.
A young man named johnson, who
last week robbed the Express Office
of the P. Fl. w. s. c. R. R. at Columbi-
ans, of $500, has been arrested.
An additional 'oil Emeller' has ex-
amined the tract of land recently leased
by an oil company in New Lisbon, and re-
ports ~favorably. He thinks they will not
have to bore more than 700 feet before
they will strike lie"
A sheep shearing fair is to be held in
New Lisbon, May 10th.
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a rnaacfarinn Ho.nitnI.

II h quite possible that the United
States Marine Hospital in this city may
aoon be offered for sale. A bill has passed
the Senate Of the United States for the
sale Of certain hospitals, among which is
that referred to. In the House Of Repre-
ssntAtives this Hospital was stricken from
the list Of these to be sold. Both houses
insisting On their position, 8 Conference
Committee was appointed, which agreed
TO replsce the Hospital here upon the list.
As the bill stands at present therefore,
the Cleveland Hospital is enumerated
among those to be sold Whether it viii
pass or not We cannot tell. Our object in
calling attention to the matter is to re-
mark that . movement is on foot among
the active workers for benevolent and
Christian ends TO establish here q new
hospital which shall be general and un-
sectarian In its character. Should the
Marine Hospital be offered for sale, it is
proposed to purchase it for this purpose.
ehOuld Il net be sold, it is proposed to
Srect 8 new building for the use of the
contemplated organization. Our citizens
viii Ger be called upon to subscribe
either for the purchase of the Marine Hos
pital or for the erection of 9 new building,
for the uss of q charitable organization
which shall be OF unsectarian character.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

At a "charivari' near Toronto, Clinton,
county, Missouri, q few days ago, n of
the musicians, after due warning to the
crowd from the Justly incensed bridegroom,
received in his body the contents of q shot
birG-shot as the physician asserts, yet was
not dangerously wounded
The Faculty of Yale College have de-
cided to establish q common on the Col
lege grounds something like the old insti-
tuition under that name; but rendered
more agreeable with some of the modern
improvements of boarding houses. They
have secured dwelling-house OF High
street for this purpose. This house is to
be fitted up 80 as to accommodate about
sevcnty-Axa or q hundred student board
ers, and kept in order by q lady srperin-
tendent.
A great ocean steamship race will, it is
expected, take place during this month.
ship companies,-the North German and
Lloyds, running between Hamburg and
New York, ria Southampton. In coHse-
quence ofthe disputes as to the respective
merits of the two fleets, it has been re-
solved to test the speed of two of their
finest ships the Hamburg Company's Al
lemania, and the Bremen Company's Her.
mann. They will start from Southamp-
toa for New York together. Both ships
have already been backed to heavy
amounts.
The Maplewood Institute at Pittsfeld,
Massachusetts,, has been a second time Wis
tied with a fatal epidemic, and is again
closed. Two years ago the breaking out
of fatality among the pupils led to the
suspension of the school, and the Princi-
pal, Mr.. Spear, endeavored to prevent a
return of the disease by perfecting the
drainage Of the premises. The Institute
was re-opened and the school term pro-
crossing when, about two weeks ago, as
we learn from the Troy Times, one Of the
pupils, a young lady from North Caroli-
na. was taken i'll in church, and died,
within q few hours, of what was believed
to be an epileptic ft. Last Thursday two
more young ladies were seized with sud-
den illness, and q council of physicians
was called. The doctors decided that the
disease was spinal meningitis, 8 terrible
and fatal scourge. 1t was thereupon de-
cided to close the school and send the
young lady pupils home. Up to Sunday,
?. NJ six of the scholars were III with the
fatal disease, two of them living at the
point Of death.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10

II is with sincere pleasure that we dis
cover omething worthy of praise in the
SficiAl acts Of President Johnson
pleasure heightened because Of late there
has been 50 little in his ceurse which we
could commend. But the circular from
him which the telegraph has given US, in
strncting heads Of departments to give
preferences in appointments and promo
fiona other things being equal, to the
claims Of our national defenders deserves
the heartiest approval. The men who
have periled their lives for the protection
of the Union, who have endured priva-
ton, discomfort fatigue, suffering, disease
and wounds who have faced danger and
brsved death, that government of the
people by the people for the people might
not perish from the earth, certainly de-
serve to be rewarded by that government
now triumphant through their sacrifices.
We rejoice 20 see President johnson
panEings If only for 8 moment in his
work Of restoring ~t-sitors to power, to
psy e deserved tribute to the men who
hGmbled these traitors, and prevented the
contamination Of their treason.
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n Reform BILL.

tLondoa Correspondence N Y. Times.l
This Government may not outlast the
present session. Its Reform Ril is vir-
tually defeated. 1t has not needed that
the Conservatives should attack it. Its
own Joabs have smote it under the fifth
rib. Leading Liberals-Mr. Lowe, Mr..
Horsman, Mr.. Laing, Mr.. Kinglake, &c.
have attacked it with remorseless logic
and sarcasm and now Earl Grosvenor-
the representative in the Commons of one
of the richest and most powerful Wing
families in England, with three peers and
three members of the House of Commons,
and revenue by millions-has given no.
tice of o resolution not to act upon a sec
ton of the bill until the whole muster is
present. This resolution, presented by a
leader of the Wing aristocracy, is to be
seconded by Lord Stanley, heir to Earl
Derby. Against such a combination it is
useless to struggle. The Ministers must
resign OF dissolve Parliament, or accept
the alternative, to which there is no legal
objection, and bring in IN entire Reform
Bill; and this is probably the course
which will be taken, and so the measure
will be postponed to another session.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
LAKE COUNTY
From the gainesville Telegraph :

From the GAINESVILLE Telegraph:
A correspondent writing from vii
loughby, informs us that the citizens Of
Willoughby propose to erect a township
monument to the memory of those who
fell during the late war-and that nearly
$500 has been already subscribed for that
purpose.
Samuel Il. Judd writes from Concord.
Lake County, that he can beat the story OF
the little girl in Vermont who is said to
have six grandmothers. II have" he
says, "a great granddaughter in Water
bury, Conn, that has now living two
grandfathers and two grandmothers, two
great grandfathers and tive great grand
mothers and two great-great grand-moth-
ers-making in all, ten grandparents.
One of the great-great grandmothers is SO
years old, and the other Shaking FIVE
generations nov living"