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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

rrtGHro. CAMBRIDGE AID MEDPoRp.
Rnsri,d Jor The TRIBUNE, for he GEES e""'"S "'""N"
Aug. ], leet.
Amount Of stock az market: 80 e,, ~ ,,. VAIL.
This week..........L757 1913 40 Ivy o 40 40
last weeA. ...........1,St O,19 9lo i.@ 100
one ycar AGO. ........2 1902 1888 600 l4Vo w
pa,cis-BeeL per 100 ~. total weight OF s,ue o.
AID meat extra sll Oesli 49, first quality ,
csrd onaty si3d sl3 49, third quality sl2a W 49, anew
choice single pars Western siS some Of ths poorest
Balls Sc. S9dSu.
UoskiaP Oyct--S22J0syOO $3.50. -. seoa
cor. and YonHe Calcesfair 9uhit3 S""~s'o tAna WV"
eis: ARROW and dry S5OGsf3 o,-,,ou,,s No,
S~p-Per n live weight, jo6ic.; sheep End Lemos' p
head, IN lots g 500 8 30 , NJ. ,o,ssa,.
gst Hoes-Per To- l0i9llic, live w'sghti Pss "no'e'"'
loo; retai, lj1lec
val CaiB6s-5l09fi2 IA,
UGls-Trgh,on, ice. per 70 country lots sGole.
oar Skias-2Jd25c. per 10.
IslOp-BrightOD e0e4c. per 70
yths-7Sc. each. .xa IN,
R,pKs-rhpre 266 esterD cattle THIS "eer ahu 'oi
tom an other sonrees and about This has been the proper
M eyera weeks past Being thus largely depenoen on te
Wet any nuctustion In The supply or IN prieee az spy
dcs the nte Brighton In consequence OF snort sopPy
"a Albany ts week prices went up there, and OF course the
!. y a moro Than last week John SAWYER sold iV hhe
Wecrn steers 400 to so ID each live, at 5c 81 a. ana
o. al about lla 80 tx; Betchedor Bros scii os fic,
80 sk lighter steers 10 TO 10 There we're some goa
fro Vermont Tho best eight No msreet WeIo nea
600 y Der pair vol formed fat enough Tor ihe speues'
Houeht on the way TO by C. W. Baiy Of MI w. fisrce
Lighter New -EDclInd coito nom IL 10 lSr. -, -,
The empty sheep and mbs Is fully eqna 10 mo
and prices unchanged Tho mutton trade az fsheui na
ualAe which rather dun during tho woek bas
m little within Jay Nearly al'ots Oh auso "o
sod iron "a " g. per head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
rUUE WERER PIANO-FORTE

TTNHE WEBER PIANO-FORIE !, -, .A,.
i 4. called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY ~ ne EN-
musicians of,h city elsewhere Is pro''uncse Dy s
.nr,,,,. ~ h. country eminenuy the BEST PIANO IN
AMERIoA and used BY the cop, Of ha's ssd s'hs' hsA
music schools altogether Of Their immense power sqe
I'D b.l.ncy CT tone elastic touch snd esf darsoy
wAREROOMs, No. 40 Bg0Oms IT.. nsu erssdwsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
u...;,..orProduee.

.oe - ~ bhs Flour SIC bits. whsky 2e;S hb% corr
nj "a acks Com Mod 100 sacks OIL Cake 2912 BUSH
WE, m ~ bush Corn lOaGSe bush. Oats pkgs Ashes
aGs Ma PORK 30 plss Cut Meats 81 plgA Lard 1900 LNe
IlocF 1872 htl,. Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
REVENUE STANPs.

The Nation al Currcncy Bank Of Wast nhd hroed
way furnishing s.smps OF snitooe denomneloDs io' o"
bankers and brokers ct the following dieconnf;
FonT and three foufths per cent on $1,000 and ever
-Four and one.haf per cent On see " 2t'st1
-Four per cent On $50 10 SlOO
The diseonut is IN stamps NJ tbclr f1ee. , =, 81, :,
r TUonpsoN Ptest. W. u. WnITE Cab. Nc 2"h"-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

isince JanunTy .IIdUbli III 9U4.lOO IIF'sU''-.J
Cash osrs on Boston 500 percent. Best conner
ciq paper PER cent and second rate l@5 per cent.
william =. Wright, speaking of cotton, says:
The new crop s making favorable progress under the
could be expected The weather has been
good. We reports iIou Of NE appeerance
Of caterpars Mississippi and Louisiana from 1e1a OF
the advent If the army worm lie counties To what
The injury may reach II is 100 early TO gqess me
weather from the close % The VIII have On
important influence the yield favorable and win tfost
az late date OF the planted the overnown
lands may nroduce Otherwise total loss may ene lTom
Alabama the accounts are what more encouraging
The Great Weston Road CT Canada earned the week
ending July q:
lstj s5l;s25 1866 .... S53356 Dec al go
The Michigan Southern Road sboss gan IN lts Taiic
for July % $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
6orses, Carriages, sc.

LOR SALE-A closely matched team of SORREL
HORSES and years old 5i hands high are very stylish
drivers; travel In u minutes They wl os f
rithogl bspYL Cal ana III Hsausl2 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

flour AND MEAL-EGrly in the week we had lnite &c
action the low grades OF Fonr he very Limited aTINasU
gave sellers cutie an advantage ard these advanced 5d
per Dbl Monday since then. with more liberal arfa
rspd decline 10 gold and stTorg prospect OF peace 10
Europe inquiry has been checked aud 70 eject sa &c
cline Of lOd2Oc per Dbl has Dce been submitted TO- Family
brands on the contrary been held higher receivers
Withdrawing from the market owing ne severe ram storms
a the South by which much Of the Wheat there Las oten
injured this caused decided reaction Of 81 Louis but tie
advanced prices asked here have not been paid Freely Ie
market quiet; Notwithstanding the fht
arrivals prices the low grades are Oc lower snd te
medium high grades Is G2e elseri the inquiry mainly
for che home and provincial trade the sales Loo bbf
AT g. sOds7 for Snpene State and Western eIaee t
for Extra State &c 70det9 60 for Family do Is FOR
the low grades Of Western Extra 80 ae9 % for shipping
Ohio; % s0dtl for trade brands DO. and fOas4 20 Tor
ST Louis Extras Canadian quite and prices I'M
seed sales 90 bb at % 500 g. 20 for common TO good
Extra s2 10 for trade and family brands Southern
Flour in lets active brands oesier saies
81 900 bbs al o. 400 for common good Country aud
B.more TIlas and Ell 9s5 for trade and family DO Rye
Hour ia moderate sae Of t3 bbls OF
s6as6 20 Com Meal is dull aud lover sales Of 100 bbs
Marshs COloric, at ~ 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
nlarble Alantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the. city
I purchase MANTELs Of the latest designs al very
low prices A. Marble Works. No loo East 18TH
st. 3isye Y Maae country Cut this out
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MISUNDERSTANDING in
l sppsarancsi darAbe; half the price OF marble l. d.
STEWART COS Ath- av, bet. 18th 4 6th Its
" DUTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland, W.,
BAXTER MANUFACTURING Co." salem n Y Wholesale
Dealers In Sawed Marble Of description nom he HuHS
No Js Broad. st., Room No a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
LIST OF PRICE

We will send any Quantity from bottle aud upward TO sny
part City Jersey City, or Brooklyn FREE OF cHAser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
STATE on Nav Yonx, BANK DssAnIsEsT,

STATE Nav YonK, BANK DtPARIaENI' (
ALBASY May ], 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant TO Chapter
~ 2 Laws Of 1865 that the nose
Pacific BaDk, banking - we
New. York be redeemed 81 par by ne Of @
ap hing presentation Ct the ~e" OF.
the City OF Albany Ior n1 years fo" VIC Vo w Vs.
no, thereafter. . ,, -, ...., Ia ,x..on,aa
The outstanding circulating notes oftbe said bsk mss 20 b
tali not be redemption and psynen. within we
be charge upon the fund ID the nanos o. 'ne
SuIerinendsn nj for that purpose. ,vpp s.,s,,.raer.
My3 law6dn1b " W. o'hD LIN 1"iNI-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
KEtaSTs or BREADsTUFTs.

Flour. wheel, Corn,
bbs.
For the week ending July 30 1896 O995 iiO36 G.
Since Sept IsGj. 22 400 2G70 leO
SGme lime, 1864 Sol $50 IOgOll lO52 100
HIDES-Ile demand has lately been active and the
market closes quite firm. We quote Dry Hides-Boepos
Ayres 2022o. Buenos Ayres e0ei Montevdeo 49,;
rentes lee Rio GTsnde lie, Orinoco. 17c California eo
lsic gold usual selection Wet Sailed Hdes-Buenos Ayre
sasci Rio GIsude Sa9le California, 9deie, gold usual
l2ie; City Slaughter eOx l2,el2c CITY HspFhter Cow
9al0c, currency. re- Ak1ff1El
generally are GI l0s gold other kinds are dun and
ipaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
California Wines
California Uines.
.---.- ~ ~
GURNER a Co.,
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES,
No 50 cEDARsr,
NEw.yCRk

No so cEDARsr,
NEw.yCRK
These ,i.bie Wine. arc gaining public favor with astonishing
r.pdy and their unprecedented and unrved popularity are not
wi,hOo, merit They only be fairly tested to give 'hs9 the
Interference owe. al O,her As purifier the blood they oieel 81
other Wines aud certificates which have Voluntarily
been nom the physrs vel gent emsn
In every position in life pooi conclusive that these Wines are
useful 10 oil case. for which they ar. recommended.
TIL. following offered by They conp'e al the
,s,i.,,e. now rrown in the suitsbs for sale
wurr or Hook wus Of light straw color very delicate and
ene favored.
ClApsr superior wine for table
AxesIcs naturally sweet VINE much admired y sde'
aud In the si chamber makes fne wheys and eies
mis- sne dessert wine and well adapted for Communion purposes
MuscIrsI light cOlored highly aromatic vine Very similar to
the celsbrsicd Tokay.
PoRT-Desp red color hue Favor aud IN many respects n 70
the old wines OF Lisbon.
GRAps BnispI-The pure d,ilA,ion ofoor wines
WINE BrrrsHs-A very agreeable tonic
Th.i. one o,he most valuable combinations Of useful and
beverage that been offered to the public Millions
bottle. were the North during the last -four years
ana introduced has proved welcome edition to the In
valid table family circle and the bachelors 'dseoHd
Le, no have lost strength appetite snd uee from
vomiting vertigo gentlemen Who don't feel very well nsi be-
fore bsl dinner whose sisuach' out Of otde and whose
system. generally dngsd mother. weaving children and nf
nt nom general debility; children Of sky nature and sour o'
mantle travellers who have occasion TO change teh
water and mslsous districts and are sapseee 70
msmstc Influence viii find one the most vHuaoe ih"s0s0"
that can be taken 80, ., =, -, ..,,.,.,,on
public deem unnecessary 70
any OF the many which have received esyne IN ,he
ye1 terms All that can cay I. 70 guarantee
s.i va % pedzs furnish article PURE AND rsADc
TEaArED. .i.. sao,, ln... .nS
wo.k lungs with happy effect One s sIl IN particular
b In her head appetite and daily wasting consnm
lion On whom skill had been exhausted has been entirely
restordd began with but tespoopi day hsr spe"s
.,rsnsth rapidly increased aud sho Is row wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

FLAX-rhe market firm for primo and choice qualities
though quiet ct 20G2e Inferior plenty at $780, and TAR
10 good in moderate demand at lea lie. cash.
GUNNY BAGS have been very dull but prices show no
change; quote Of 23e234c
GUNNY CLOTH has been in good demand bat prices
are without change holders however are very firm In their
views; sales al 32t dJ.c.
GRAIN-The Wheat market has shown greater activity
and much yarsbne early in the week strong speculative
feeling sprung up based upon reports OF serious 70 the
crops at the South West bat large portion OF tho new
crop was previously harvested think the injury has been
greatly and OF the opiaon that viii
good weather harvesting tie Spring Wheat s yled si
prove but e below average; tie yield Of Spring WV be
above average and VIII fully make up Tor The
short yield Of Winter the quality Is good eye,ywber AT
the demand quito limited and the market On
settled To-day "wednesday the market was shade frmer
particularly for choice Spring this inquired aer Tor milling
and scarce other kinds steady New not plenty aud
is firm saes Of H. 800 bush at 81 02i4e2 o5 for No. Nil
waukee and a. Oe for Amber do Barley dull and nominal
Barley hrm; sales OF 200 BUSH State and Canadian
at 81 fJds So Oats plenty and are a2c lover sales
Of 60 900 bush at id45c for Chicago 4604se Tor Mwaa
kee and seattle for Jersey and Southern Rye Is dull and
beayy sales Of COO buh Western at e26esc Indian Corn
has been active hss fuctsed aud closes lower influenced
BY the from Europe and the decline In gods the inquiry
has been chiefly for though have had fur demand
r home use To-day the market is lower owing 10 liberal
arrivals and advance in reghts sales Of $40 900 bush at
soy ASIDE for Untound i0e2c for ordinary Mixed EFT
&c. for good do. and s4ic. for choice do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

rEIGHros c.MPR1D6B AND MEDPoRp.
Reusyfsa ,or The TRIBUNE, for hs 1sef e""'"S "'"'
Aug, !, lcet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
UipiOfno Notices.

Tus NATIONAL DAsH OF THE EEPrBLcsss (
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT for tne - last ISL
N %. mouths and Extra DIVIDEND Of FlsE fEs 49,,
declared payable on MONDAY nus2s' nn rs.hsy
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
TURNER BROTHERS,

pey cent interest allowed daily balances
have REMOVED No NAssAUsf IN our new maioe o0sA
STATS OF BsYeRK BAsE pgrARrngsr'{
vr1iIF DOVER PLAINS BANK, Dover, Dutchess
,ay hs. his dy fled Dote OF the appoint
m,nt ,, SHOE AND LEATHER NATIONAL BANK IN tne wy
sssnt for the redemption OF s eircastng notes o
ge,her with revocaion Of the appointment Of me bfossaS
h agent agreeable entitled An Get 70 aenn tns
seq relating 2 In porated Bsn Bsnsse Associations and indaa
Al panber.' passed Apr II. le3l ,,,-v,rp o;no,d.n,
y3las6mrh o. W. sOhofLEh' oupein'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

10GWOOD- Iug'food has been IN fair demand at foil
rrc,s. ,fhc woods are dull and prices are nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

T,HE HORACE WATERS Grand, square are an. aSS
Upright PIANOS MELoDE0Ss and SA aslsh Month,
payments received forD s.condhsnd gsnos ''
Oh maid Tor Pianos Psnos tuned and slsie9
Musii little col at cents per PAGE HOkAC6 wALa2
yI,HE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
Il also m, MASON HAMLrN PORTABLE ORGANS lssi.y.
Ave dan, syss; price, SO to 81 90 each NJ H. have 80
Highest preuiogs fer important m hs
srsl this OF ins.runop>k Ihsy ms
closest Of their sork os.i
arc 80 refer with conhdence fenJ ssep "s
i, Of In the testimony to its superb n -. MANN.
Secondhand Msl6de6m and orsaaa Of Amsrie f"e"
''' W.rsroo~s, No. sss Broadway Ns~.Y@h I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

DRUGS AND DYES-An articles under tins beading have
been very bnt the business bias been on 10 moosTae
extent. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

SALT-Iiyerpool hes been only n limited demand. but
with no arrivals holders firm in their views West India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

~ - - 49,
Pit, FL 81 G..
400. 1929
Chic. a. Alton.
i00..........JO9
MI. g. S. Paul.
lWses...ss..i 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22
AFRRNcH SENTINEL.

i Dnring ole of Napole6ns remarkabl elm. paigns, 2 detachmept of a corps co4aepded tBy Davoust occupied tbe Isle 6f Ruesn GIc1 they were ordered to svacuate. They ehbafk ed with sucb precipitation that they iotgot oos of their sentinels posted in retired spos and who was 90 deeply absorbed in the pstfsal q 2 newspaper containing an account olohs ef the Emperor's splendid victories. as 10 be to- tally unconscious of their departure. Alter psssing to and fro for many honras upsn his post, hs lost patience. and returned . me guard room, which he found empty onin- quiry, he learned with despair what Ind hsp+I pened, and cried E :.ssI
 " Alas alas shall be- looked upon as deserser dishonored lost, unhsppy ssatch that am ' M sE isss sssa <, 2 His lamentations excited the eonpassion of worthy tradesnan, who took hiA to his house did all in his power, to eou5bae him. taught him how to make bread. Tor he was q baker. and after some months, ga4e his only daughter. Justine, in marriage. Five years afterwards, . strange sail was seen to approach the island. The iahabitants focked to the beach, and soon dEeovered in the advancing ship, 2 number of soaiers vears ing the uniform of the French army .I'm done for new cried tha dismayedi husband of Justine. My bread ibaked, An idea, however, suddenly occs3red to him. and revived his courage. He ra1ko the house slipped into his uniform, and seiz&lg his faith- fal fire lock, returned to the bead and posted himself on sentry at the moment lshe French were landing.
 Who goes there !" he shonte@ in voice like thunder.
 ." Who goes there. yourself r aplied one in a boat. "Who. are you r
 "A sentinel.'
 How long have you been on g9ard '
 Five years.' 3a
 -Davoust, for he it was. laughed kt the quaint reply. and gave discharge in dut form to bis. involuntary deserter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22
1flisfella,1l,.
NOW SMILE.

g- A physician. in company with others oi the profession, thus boasted ..,s was the aRsst so 1iscovss ths Asiasic cholera, and commuai- cate it to the public, .s s..s... - - 11- Wife (complainingly) :- I haven't more than third of the bed Husband (triumph- antly) That's all the law allows you.'
 Wat you make here f-hastily inquired . Dutchman of his daughter, whe was being kiss. ed very clamorously. 'Oh, not much, just courting little-dat's all.' sOho, dat's all ho I thought you was vighting.'
 >- Josh Billings begins his last 'pistle thus
 At last the deed is dunl The tirranikle government wich hex sway in Washington, hez finally extinguished the last glimmering flicker uv Liberty, by abolishing slavery. e = A Justice of the Peace in Nevada agreed to try case in which beef was in dispute and to take the tripe for his fees. While hol. ding court he hung the. fee. on nail outside of the cabin, and during his charge to the jury one of the lawyers stole theml
 -"W What are wages here !" asked a labor CT of boy. don't know, sir" "Whai dses your father get on Saturday nighta P "Get ]" said the boy, "why be gets as tight as brick" F -'Sir,' said pompeus parsonage, who undertook to bully an editor. do you know that I take your papera r I've no doubt youde take it, replied the man tthe quill, for sev eral of my honest subscribers have been com. plaining lately about their papers being miss ing in the morning. a
 A youth who much desired to wear the mat rimonial yoke, had not sufficient courage te < pop the question: On informing his fathe, of the difficulty he labored under the old gen tlemsn replied passiouately -s Why, you great booby. howdo you suppose I managed wher I got married 2 Oh, yes. said the bashfal low | CT, sgou married saotAer. but I've got to narry i i strange girl,' -A 4 person in Paris noticed poor maz
 with | wooden leg walking past his hotel, ant gave him franc, The next day he saw ths supposed bsggar. but he had changed the wood on leg from the right to the left Enraged aI
 the deception, he went up to the man, and ex. claimed, You rascal, you had the wooden Ter lon the other side, yesterdayi You are no
 lame at all.' Monsieur was the respops,
 with dignity. !" never said Twas. < | we.r
 wooden leg for scoaony, so as not to wear ou tny tsousers, and change the leg to proven
 ono leg of the trousers wearing out befsrs th, Ictherr e4ss as sses ss a I Away back in '59 just after the Joh,
 Brown raid. when small politicians were tryin, Ito make political capital out of the raid by try ling to implicate prominent Northern men, ! Mr. B--s of P-, up inIVsrmont fby lths.way, quits | windy man) having just re
 turned from nelgaboring town su the railroa visited the village store. and soon. opened | Well.' .'said hs. they ara making things hum land mora than one will get brought out. aWh, II saw copy ot letter from Douglas that wa Hound in old Drown's papers. ,'s 'Oa, that wa Iiron Fred Douglas, said pr. P- ue IStephsn A WelI,' says B T don s.tbelisye Fred was there without the old nc
 kasnsaS sosething abost t r aa'sess 5s6
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22
LINES BY MRS. < sa.,;. s''e* 8als or xoaaIs, ,a x ss,.l Written upon c bsdcf ss6trog, as s.yfarepsll ? Ess5s to her msnister

3 AE sfs 'st s&xs---- eH aAE 8s5.Taelss 8st s Go, my brother, God hath called thee, To new and wider field, sss..ss May His care be round about thee,!i'ie 5 Still to guide thee, and to shield. ss aa'5; Here most faithfnl thou hast labored, h and out of season through, 75s Fondly hoping thus to gather, ss7, , Harvest grsa. and precious too. =. 2 All have hoard the Gospel message, ! Some it's sacred truths to heed. SFsiks 0thsfs like the Wayside hearers,
 Soon forget their greatest need. But the judgment days decision, ! Will decide the good thou'st done.
 When the harvest shsaves are gathered When the richest crown is won. We shall miss thee in the pulpit.
 At the place we meet for prayer,
 In the friendly social circle,
 And the sick will miss thee there.
 Speaking there sweet words of comfort To the weak, desponding hearts,
 Drawing forth those cancellations
 Which Gods sacred word imparts. Then Go, brother, God hath called thee, To new and wider field s.@ May His Spirit bless thy labors, Causing sinners hearts to yield. 5=. And when closed thine earthly mission And the tolls of life are OCT, } 3 May we then behold and greet thee, On that blissfal, heavenly shore
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

- An offensive and aefensiEe aIliance has been formed between Chili aud Peru, and the latter, State has declared war ar3inst Spain. A Peruvian fleet has left to effect junction with the Chillian fleet. All SpaniaIds residing in the Province of Lima have received orders not te leave the country. and to have their names .resisteFad for surveilanee TIL Parnsiap Gov. 5ernmens has also takeb pfecaasS sSons to have re. prisals 1t hand in case the spspish fleet should take possession of any part of the coast, or in-
 dict any other damage. The mails from Val. pariso have not been received, but a sailing vessel at Callao, from, the Southern coast. re- ports that the entire Spanish fleet was concen- trated at Valparaiso; that the City was proba- ply thoroughly blockaded, and that perhaps it had been attacked by the Spaniards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

Cen. Grants Report concluded next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

WnsoN's STATION, April s, 1865. ,ss. sGEsERAL: All indications now ats thaEis Lee will attempt to reach Daaville with ths ii remnant of bis force. Sheridan was up viii
 him last night reports all that Is lsft, ,horssyrs foot, and dragons, at 10000, inuch dsmofals z. ized. We hope to reduce this number ons-hall. a I shall push on to BurkssSilIs, and if slkid sa is made at Danvills, viii in avery few days 10 " v there, Ifyou can possibly do sos push onfronl
 where you are. and let us sss five cannot Iln- sI ish the job with Lees and Johpston's arnisa \. x Whether twill Do better for you to ssriks ior :.
 s[0onsisssd ea Eoattb RHgs.l sss1islib
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

g9sAlzH' sAE 3 satT ,sgi saa st@ssz q :
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

l Al IreM FOR BILLIARD PLAYRns.-Those who take an interest in billiards have of course heard the result of the great contest for the championship of Ohio, between Fawley of Cleveland, and Davis of Cincinnati. At the close of the s7th innings the game stood Davis s7e, Frawley 7oe, And yet Fawlsy
 won the game. The ssth innings Davis made . ran of twenty-two, leaving him but two to
 make to win the game, while Frawlsy had 2sl
 to make. Of course t was deemed impossible that ie could make . Fun of carom suif;ciert to carry him out, but he did do it, to tho aston- ishment of all who were present. <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-22

- A severe accident occurred on the Elem ington Railroad, New Jersey. on Wednesday evening. Tbe accommodation line which leaves Trenton for Lambertville and Pennington at ! o'clock ran of the track. owing to the break ing of rail between Copper Hill and Flem- ington. The locomotive was crossing abridge at the time. and was precipitated over the side and demolished; an explosion of the boiler taking place. The engineer was killed and the fireman was very severely scalded. Fortunate ly the coupling between the locomotive and the forward car broke. which saved the trains from being thrown over the enbankment