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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
SOUTH AMERICA.


The arrival Of the Santiago gives us later dates from
Calao and other points along the coast.
The MOnterO party Of officers who against the rule
Of Admiral Tucker having all, before stated, been
made prisoners brought 10 Calao and detained on
board The Chaac0 until it should have been decided by
The Government as TO what should be done With them.
Admiral Tucker has not yet assumed command OF the
United Squadron being DESTROYS first 70 ascertain the true
feeling OF the new officers whom he viii have con-
troll The souadrOn Il is expected will seek for the Span
iards In the Atlantic and will he followed by the ASSURE
mac which is now getting ready FOR sea.
The Gillian Minister 70 Bocato, Senior Don Manuel A.
Moita passed through Panama this day en route Tor
Chill
new steamer supposed to be for war purposes, and
named the Panama, arrived recently at Callao nom En
gland II lot yet definitely settled how The vessel Is TO
be employed. 800 .
Another steamship has recently been added TO the Allied
Squadron 70 be called the Valparaiso, but formerly known
the NesWa-nOc This is of thevesses purchased IN
The United States by Sehor McKenna during the period Of
his secret service engagement The adopted BY
that official during his stay in America has been approved
Of by the Cabinet at santiago, Chilli The steamer Hen
Eea has also been added 70 the squadron under the name
ot the Yaldivia.
Some little disturbance recently created in Lima by
the appearance night of two prina doHHe Nor
ma Both having their admirers an excitement arose
which ended in the audience being tuned out by the
police and tie arrest q the artists.
The Gillian army is 10 be reduced 10 peace footing
" bich fact would amost imply that The Gillian Govern
mont has given UP the dea Of continuance oi the war
with Spain.
It said that tho Government Of Spain is eud9a,orng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
NEW ORLEANS.
MURDER OF CoLoRBD SOLDIERS IN TExAs-PRoPosTTIos
TO INTRODUCE CHINESE LABoR-ARRIvAL OF GIN.

MURDER OF CoLoRBD SOLDIERS IN TExAs-PRoPoSITloS
TO INTRODUCE CHINESE LABoR-ARRIvAL OF GEN.
sTBADMAs.
Special Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Sept II, 1850. q,
Your special New0reans correspondent sends the iol'
lowing dispatch TO this Bureau:
NEw-ORLEAss, Sept. l1.-Rclisble information has
been received that six colored soldiers were recently
murdered in Jefferson, Texas. The military commander
at that post had the dead bodies shown TO the Mayor and
minated TO him that some would be held responsible
for the killing aganet Union men IN that section The
lives of Union men are frequently threatened
Gov Welles and the Hon. Thomas Coleman, ehiet on
the Burcan of Emigration. had interview with Smo
Yuk a San Francisco merchant, and his agent, MI
Strickland who proposed introduce Chinese labor here
in October 1867 the Of Congress, 1867 is regarded as
a barrier 20 their schemes.
Gems Mower and Baird should arrive in Washington
TODAY; the latter carries the report Of the Military Com
mission. -,
The coored troops which arrived here recently are TO be
mustered out Of service.
Gen Scadman is expected TO arrive here in few days
His mission is in part 10 try aud influence Gov "ei
not TO remove the different Shers for failing TO comply
with his Gov Wess) proclamation Of July q providing
for an election fill vacancies 10 the Constitutional Con
venton also and prevent the organization OF INC
militia The Governor will stand hrm and carry 0t hs
urogrmme in accordance with what he thinks 1g' ihue
pnendent of any one In Washington or elsewhere.
Union perfectly elate1 over the Maine ad Yer
mon electiOuR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
PENNSYL VdNIf.
THE TWENTIETH DISTRICT.


From Our Special CenespOndent.
MEANWHILE Friday, SEPT T. 1866.
Republican meeting was held IN the Courtli0use ia
this city on Friday evening which addressed by the
Hon Darwin A. Finney nominee for Congress from thls
district and Judge Glenn w. Seoheld, NJ e. from inc
XIXth District Their addresses able and delivered
10 a remarkably good audience-gsod in quality mean
being one of the most intelligent and respectable ever
gathered in this plade. - 49,. :. AZ;
The Democrats have selected eight districts IN TINS
State which they propose to carry, TINS peing one
of them II wil therefore, be hard tight on the
part of the Republicans but they confident OF success
AT the last Presidential election the Republican majority
in this district was about 1900 The Democrats are now
thoroughly organized with golden bnde SORTS OF or
gantzaton and they are working like beavers; but the
Union men arc wide-awake. The Central Republican
Club OF this city holds public meetings weekly docu-
ments are scattered broadcast and good speakers are
holding political meetings in the different towns OF he
district every evening Mr. Fancy, the nominee Is al
earnest Radical who has been an Abohuonlst TOT ~
wears lie is man 10 be trusted
On Fnday 18th instant, grand Union mass meeting
will be held in this city at which II is expected tha Gov
Curtin Gen. j. w. GeaTy Col Francis jordan haiI-
man state Republican Central Committee Col John W;
Forney Gen f. w. Kinks of Massachusetts, Col samuel
Mckee of Kentucky other distinguished persons VI"
make addresses Ii is intended TO make tins the grahd
rally Of the season.
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CrNTRAL AMERICA.

GUATEMALA NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA.
The arrival of the Salvador from the Central American
Renubiea gives us later dates from the ports OF each
Prom Guatemala there is other news than that peace
and order gns triumphant
In Salvador the festivals have occupied the pnclPa
portion OF the attention of the people Dueas admins
tTston appears give general satisfaction Three III
dams were brutay murdered by thieves while carrying
wooden cloth 10 market and the Government are busy H.
Vestigating the case. .-,-
In Nicaragua Senior Eduardo r. Tafr has been officially
Vecognzed an agent Of the United states OF America al
uan del Nore Congress has granted an act permitting
the planting of 900 plants Of tobacco during the present.
wear The coming Presidential contest excites some
amount Of emulation and discussioDi but Gen bohIa
the Ministerial candidate appears to have the greatest
prospects Of success. lie,
In Costa Rca President Castro, who has been travelling
through the Republic has been received win SATISFACTORY
marks OF esteem BY the people The sale Of tobacco and
fouors in San Jose and Heredia has been regulated by
decree cholera quarantine has been established ana
sanitary regulations adopted throughout the kepubhc
The Congress voted $40 900 for extraordinary expenses OF
he Government during the fiscal year OF 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Special Disps,eh to The n. 4. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE cholera report shows 10
new cases to-day which FIVE fatal Yesterday there
were eight and five deaths The total number OF cases
reported the first appearance OF the disease is J2
AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Sept. ll.-There has been no new cases
Of cholera among the soldiers and spprshensons are aayed
ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Sept 1l.-There have been few cases OF
cholera among the troops recently arrived and but DEATH
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1.-THE deaths for the week
were 90 n number 10 whites and 30 blacks The deaths by
cholera embraced whites and IL blacks.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. ll.-Seven new cases OF
cholera have been reported the Board Of Health since
terday afternoon
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-Nine cemeteries report 53
cholera nterments on Sunday Seven cemeteries report Il
Monday.
Col Brodhead declined the Conservative nomination Tor
Congress in the ii District Of this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

FIRE IN GREENWICH. STA fire broke out between
and O'Clock yesterday morning on the second floor Of the
the three story building No. 81 Greenwichs Inc room ID
which the fire originated had been vacant nearly four weeks
The fremen we're quickly the ground and confined the
fame. to the second that the street door IS
locked since the second floor has not been occupied
bunmers other dsordery characters have taken pos
session. II supposed that through their negligence the
place caught fire. The building which is owned BY Edwaid
Burk was damaged about sO insured The goods on the
first floor were damaged by water The clothing store OF
Louis Morris damaged about sO0 and his about
sl insured for o. 200 the Brooklyn ms Co., and sO In
the Kings County Ins Co. Patrick Demsey, owner OF the
liquor store suffered loss Of about $780, insured Tor
in the Equitable les. Co.
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my POLICY"
HOW TO RAISE THE WIND.

The following letter is addressed to every obeeholder
The reader will take note that the President who thue
subsidies his creatures is the same PRESIDENT VINO
makes daily speech about q subsidized press
WILMINGTON, -, 1896.
SIR The Resident Executive Committee appointed by me
late Convention Philadelphia propose TO circulate at as early
day Al practicable largo number Of documents calculated
TO enghten the public mind the great questions no"
issue.
Won will cheery aid his friends and supporters ~ the mo-
nentous contest which they engaged one method
of doing this will be by reasonable contribution OF youse
and friends meeting the expenses necessarily incurred
by Us in this matter. -.
postal order 10 Charles KNAPP esq the Chairman OF the RI
nance Committee who viii at acknowledge the receipt
thereof II such acknowledgement Is not duly received please
inform U.s. Do pay dollar 10 any travelling Agent
the Committee We make these requests TO avoid fraud ana
imposition. . H..
BY order Of the Resident Executive Committee
~ c. KHAP, Chairman.
c. MASON orresponding Secretary
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WISCONSIN.

oppxtSG OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGY-SIGNIP1cANT
RECEPTION oP POSTMAsTER-GESERAL RANDALL
Ayp SENATOR DooLITTLB-SOaISATGoS FOR CON
GREss.
' CHICAGO Tue sday. Sept II, ls65.
The Democratic campaign In Wisconsin was opened az
Milwaukee last night by Senator DOolittle and Post
master Randall About 500 persons were present
Adyces from Madison say that Postmaster General
Randall came ami went from there like thief IN the
night Coming TO the capital Saturday night and IesV-
ing Sunday, he met very cool reception.
Advees from Racine to-day say that Dooltte had ar,
rived there No reception was given him at all the loyai
citizens manifesting indifference and contempt for his
movements IL j. said that several of his former personal
and political friends refused 20 shake hands with him.
mass meeting Of soldiers IA 70 be held IN Chamber
~ Commerce AZ Milwaukee this evening for the purpose
Of choosing delegates 20 the Pittsburgh Convention.
James d. Brown Of Milwaukee was nominated by the
Democrats for Congress this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
RATIFICATION MEETING AT SING SING.
ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT OF THR SYRACUSE NoMI

RATIFICATION MEETING AT SING SING.
ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT oP THB SYRACUSE NoMI-
NATIONS.
On Tuesday evening very large and enthusiastic
meeting held Talcous Hail. In the village Of Sing
Sing to rstfy the nomination of Gov. Fenon Despite the
efforts Of the bread TO prevent large attend
anc hall densey crowded and the proceedings
Of the enthusiastic character The Hon Francis Lar
kin for many years leading Democrat Of Weschester
County presided assisted by James McCord, Stephen G.
Howe and Jesse RYDER as Vice Presidents.
very able address delivered BY Isaiah T. Williams
esq who was frequently appauded The speaker severely
criticised policy and concnsively showed that it
sessed the Of another Rebellion He said that when
the Rebels were fighting they declared they Of the
Union and that they desired get Congress they
say they were always IA the Union.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Wamss remarks series Of
luons adopted approving If the action OF Congress and
denouncng the policy of President johnson.
Another meeting will be held Tuesday evening next
when Henry s Smith. esq Of Ibis city aud other well kLOwn
Union orators will address the people OF 5 ng Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

THE GREAT FIRE AT SING sISe,--A public meeting
will be held at Tacos Hail. Sing Sing this evening for the
purpose Of raising sufficient amount Of money to relieve the
sufferers bv the calamtoas fire Of Sunday morning Inc
fnneral Of Mrs Miller vao died shortly after her removal
from her residence while fire in progress TOOK pace
Yesterday from the Presbyterian Church Ihe piece over
desoon 1t is probable that the place VIII DC occupied
y dwelling houses and again, the HUDSON fVef
Railroad will undoubtedly purchase the ground and
erect thereon an machine shop depot (Which
very needed and some other buildings ior the
ha rail
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pgLADELPHId CATTLE MARKET

SEPT l2-The supply Of Beef Cattle this week was good
but The demand was dull and prices had doWnWara
tendency Sales good cattle made at from go
10 s6 per zoo D. and for Prime and Extra 81 rom so "
10 ell ,oo I..s
SHFgP-This market continues active and 95Oo heao
hands prices varying from &C. to 6tc gross
as TO quality. H.. 49,. Lac,
Hoos-The demand for HOGS has fallen on SINCE ous ,s
The sales amounted TO only $50 head al from els 50 to s4 ~
T. 100 70 net. -, -. - ,ox
head were cold ESQ to ESQ for Sprngers and rom gu
20 eros for Cow and Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
NEW-JERSEY.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN TRENTON.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN TRENTON
TRENTON N. j., Tuesday Sept II, 1906
grand ratification meeting held this evening In
dorsng Andrew johnson and bis policy. Messrs Cowan
of Pennsylvania Green of Bergen County, and Pet Hal
stead of Newark addressed the meeting
FIFTH (g. ~ CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Convention to nominate Union Republican candi-
date for the Fifth Congressional District meets at Ho-
boken to-day at p. m.
The Soldiers and Sailors Of the Fifth District also meet
in the place to-day, at II o'clock They propose also
20 nominate a candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
MASSACHUSETTS.
A JOHNSON MEETING.

BosToS, Sept ia johnson meeting was held in
Faneu Hall this evening which, owing TO the nclemency
OF the weather was not fully attended The Hon. Isaac
Hull Wright presided, and speeches were made by John
Quincy Adams and Judge Abbott. Mr. Adams expressed
the opinion that the Republican aim TO keep the
Union pepetnally divided and the South in perpetual
subsection The party did not fear the South at ALL IL
was the Democratic party Of the North they feared
Abbott followed in talk 10 the small audience that re-
mained, and the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
ONO.
Mass MEETING IN CINCINNATI.

MASS MEETING IN CINCINNATI
An immense Union mass meeting was held IN Clnein-
nat on the 10Th and addressed by the Hon. t. Eggeson
A. Willard, Judge Irving and others. Gen. Grants
father Jesse r. Grant though recently appointed post
master Of Covngton Ky was presented 70 the audience
The meeting heartily Endorsed Congress One Of the ward
iransparencies represented Mr. johnson his knees
rendering Henry 4 Wise the deed Of his Accomack plan
taton and pardon. Wise replies I'm take my tarin,
brtd nm your uardOu."
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TENNESSEE.
URDERERs DELIVERED TO THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES.

MURDERERs DELIVERED TO THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Sept u, leo.
The following was received at this bureau tonight:
NASHVILLE Tenn. Tuesday. sept. IL. iso6.
Under provision Of Gen Grants order No 49, four men were
recently arrested 10 Giles Coz by the military authorizes ana
brought 10 this city the charge against them be0g the murder
negro The civil authorities refused 10 bring the mui1ef
en- punishment and SITTER the men had lain DO jan f lew
days the Giles County courts authorised The request u tne!
be returned quashing the Indictment On these eOhdohs
the Provost Marsha sent the prisoners here TO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
CITY NEWS.

BULLS HEAD-with total of $50 beeves for the
week trade las been dull bat former prices fay sustained
improved quality caused advance Of the average price
They were about all so the beat at lee 10 sheep are
selling quick al former rates, or shade better WINE am0'
have advanced &C. n receipts 23sS and al soa' hOss
are scarce and in demand fully ic advance prime hogs
bringing II ollie, and selling quick as unl0adod Al
rivals only O. 39l for the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
REoPEYISG OF THE BELLEVUE Ho

RROPENISG OF THE BELLEVUE HosPITAL-Ihe
preliminary term Of the Winter session at Bellevue hopta
will snce to-day at 10 o'clock and continue four weeks 10
beginning Of the regular THIS term Is devoted TO
clinical and ddaec lectures on subjects OF interest
and practical Importance not uy considered st the regulr
term Clinical instruction will De given daily and ore az two
clinical aud ddaoic each week day except ouI
day The uVsultal 10 situated % Twenty t.Alst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
THE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION.
APPOINTMENT oP CHAIRMRS OF RESIDENT COMMIT

TEES.
WARRINGTON Tuesday Sept. H. leoo.
The National Executive Committee Of the soldiers ana
gentlemen as Ckarmen of the Resident Committees IN
the several States act in conjunction with the Genea
Committee securing full representation At me fl.s
burgh Convention: West Virginia Gen. X. r. Northcox;
Virginia, Capt. w. II. Snowden; Georgia, Prlyhte w.
Gordon Adams; Louisiana, Col f. Daniels NoIIh NaI
olina Col Foster Alabama, Col T. L. Crameri Fioiiua'
Sergeant w. Ward; Texas, Gen. +. j. Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLEsToN-Ins steamship ssragO.saH Harris Capt
H. BstehedrT J. W. Bliss @. s. Whom w. H. Jones' s. T.
III Can't H. T. Baker and ID. CUrre James Gillespie u
Plyden and lady T. p Ryan r. Mcshel o. T. mouton r. Ray
nlond as wilson Miss McCandess Miss Young Mr' oianan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
THE PUBLIC HEAL TIL.

THE CHOLERA IL BROOKLYN
Three new cases of Cholera, only, were reported
Honors McCsry aged CO. of Church and Columbia
sts; will probably recover III,
Bridget Brenahan aged TO- No 3I3 Hcksst critical
MARY Dunn aged IS Carroll and EeVinsstsi co.,
yalesci0g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
IAnnouncements.l

The FAIL FASHIONS. New Hats are now in ORDER
KNOX with his styles for the Fall season. which com
and general among gentlemen Of good taste dress
KNOX perfectly his building on the old Site NO. En
Broadway Of Futon-' In all respects III. eaonhm
;h. mos. elegant hat store United States and
he style perfect with its 'plendor and msnihenes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
cJycryNATJ and THE PRESIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE City Council has
refused by vote OF IS TO tender the bosptaes Of the
city TO the Presidential party. -
meeting Of prominent citizens last night at the Chamoer
of Commerce resolved tender public reception 10 the d
tnguished visitors and appointed committee to make TIE
necesAarI arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
POLITICAL.

Hon, NJ. j. sATPoLD Of Ala. cveniIi,,s A. folloys.
Gen CHAs III. VAN WICK 80
AT NdobHrRA, Orange Co, tAis l2th
At Port Jsrps Orange Co., io-morroe 10Th;
At Middlsfora, Orange Co, Friday llth;
At Moaf.csl0 Sullivan Co., Saturday. 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

BALTIMORE Sept IA white man named
shpey has been arrested by the Acme Arundel County au
thoes charged with participating in the recent camp meet
lug mot but discharged for want Of eydeuee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
KANSAS.
MIXED CONVENTION CALLED.

The johnson men of the State have withdrawn their
call for a convention, September ~ and will hold hold
Joint convention with the Democrats at Topeka on the
10Th nominate State ticket and candidates for Con-
Oraco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

Our acknowledgements are due to Capt Duchesue
Of the steamship Pererre for file Of late French papers
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DEATH or 4 PROMINENT BOSTONIAN.

BosToN, Sept 1.-THE Hon. stephen Fairbanks,
for Treasurer Of tho Western Railroad deu e
terday aged e years
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship saasos.s orowe Charleston eS hours with nde and
B.If Hsrns Dan Bers Elizabeth Asos Bay 50 days.
with skins to order j. nehoIed IN me over ny I 18th ,o.
sf Heens oi shebOrne SD sains Gce Bay 10 days with
B,s siSs frsaf. Brown Havana day. with 'ugu to
stargss I'm inst, lat ~ o. long I%T "a" he mas" Of
Biz George ofOS Sampson Gsce Bay 10 days with coal to
Pc Bos,,. Lud.ey A,pinws day., with mdse to J. p Joy
Bns EIsupe lBrl Gleu Trinidad Il days with sugar &C. 70
BIs Es. eBT Fsnchon Demara 20 days with mOas'' to
Brs Helen o Maitland N So Mckenzie Cow Bay II days with
Brs Miranda of sydney b. Curry Cow Bay Is days with
Br: s.sh Sswhs (Br Psy'on Jerems u days with log
wood 81 70 Brett Son 4 Go. . ,,., ,o,
Ecs of wnS'9t y sseEw,s a MAJ M,. HeSy
Prrce r Europe bg Cohrst sh.coTd ioI New Oh ~ Ioe
or I've days samson do. d. NJ Benson, Smith d'ehAg
ssebr X j. Hoyt. Parker Baltimore
sekr ADereus. Terry, Georgetown D. C.
schr. Henry Hobart Dill, Georgetown, ID. e.
getr Only Daughter, Matthews Georgetown, d. C.
sehr wni D. riu'. Booth, Virginia =, H.. Nth ,.., ana
s-hf Hsre BIer crows 20 day.. with mahogany
Bafsett A Nickefson
wISD-At sanset sW
Steamship Arizona
ssp. t 20 g. long &c. s. Michigan from Boston for
Sept l a. lsus e. barb joseph Wen from Cow Bay for New
Sept lat Il o. long as bark sydenham from Yarmouth Ms
for Philadelphia
The steamship OresOnan r San Francisco went down the
bay TO day on tnal Tip
B.rt Caleb H.ey Wilbur NewYork lost sbont 20 miles
robase RYer all hands saVed vessel total loss e1
nj al gqars ar
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speesl ccne,peso,Bos If The n. y. Tribune.
PANAMA. Sept l. 1866.
Tbegeneral news from this part of the world is not with
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-27
Notice.

GERMANrA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1858.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu'
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property. has not 20
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned n, to pur'
chase any of said property of the said BushoF
before the decision of the Court is given ia
this case and G. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill. in warrant 5075. Abbott township
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 507S and adjoining
the above.
2nd A certrin tract of land, with Millan
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Greek,
warrant 5Sl9, in Stewartson township, PoH''
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres
c. Bushor holds also in trust warrant :"
250l, in Games township, Tioga county 80
on the road leading from Germania to GaiA"'
containing $50 acres. -.-,u
Il WIN. EApoH'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-27

The svle 10 commence MONDAY, the 10th d.y Of
January, and end the first of March. Come early II
you want the first chance
The DOORS Of the firm will DC closed on the 9th
January, and credit given thereafter. Those who
have accounts with the IN will pleas- call and settle
without delay, the Books muBt be settled at onca