Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

For LAKE SUPERIoR-AGRASD TRIP.-ODe
Of the pleasantest-if not the p~leasantest-
excursions of the season will be that on
the propeller S. D.. Caldwell, Captain J. NJ.
Lewis, which leaves the lock of Garretson
& Co, on Wednesday evening for a two
weeks cruise upon the upper lakes. The
Caldwell will visit the north and south
shores of Lake Superior, Superior City and
Bayfield,, calling at Mackinac both going
and returning. One of the best bands in
Michigan has been engaged, and will fur
nish music for dancing, &c, during the
voyage. The round trip will occupy tVo
weeks while heretofore Lake Superior
boats, though protesting to make q two
weeks trip, have generally made it in eight
or ten days. Every effort Will be made to
enhance the pleasure of the occasion. The S.
D. Caldwell IS one of the finest boats of the
Lake Superior Line, and the object ofreduc-
ing the fare from so to $50 is chiefly to ex-
hibit, in a proper way, the extra accommO-
dations, &C., Of this elegant boat Tickets
for the round trip, including state rooms
s5O-less than board at our first class hotels.
The following are the officers of the Cald-
well with whom q trip to Lake Superior is
warranted agreeable:
Captain James N. Lewis.
First Mate, L. Waterbury.
Clerk, George G. Scott.
Steward, Ira Holt.
Engineer, Adam Hague.
For state-rooms and further particulars
apply 10 Garretson ( Co, River street.
FRoM LAKE sUPEE1oR.-The steamer Iron
sides, Captain J. E. Turner, arrived from
Lake Superior at five o'clock last evening.
She left Bayfield, and Ontonagon on the LIST,
Eagle River, Eagle Harbor and Copper Har-
Dor on the ID, Marquette on the Sd, Sault
on the 4th. The propeller Concord aud the
schooners A. H. Moss and Pierpont were at
Eagle Harbor. TIE schooners Summit
Ataunto and The bark Marquette were at
Marquette, bound down. Net the steamer
Iron City off Grand Island, bound up. The
following vessels passed sault Canal on the
Sd, bound up schooners Trowbridge, Mys-
tic aud S. Baker; on the 4th, bound down,
the schooners ]. H. Hartzell and Milan.
Net the steamer Meteor and the schooners
Senator, Chas. Hinckley and H. A. Rich
mond in Lake George, boupd up, and the
schooner Winona at Detour. The Ironsides
brought down 400 tons ir,n ore, 100 tons
copper, 10 tons miscellaneous freight and
2IS passengers. She leaves again on a
grand pleasure excursion to Lake Superior,
from the lock Of Petit & Holland, on
Thursday evening, August 9th.
We are indebted to the clerk, Mr.. John
Gordon, for the foregoing particulars.
PROBATE CoURr.-Judge Tilden adjudicat-
ed the follow docke. yesterday-cases sent
up from the Police Court
J.. C. Hitchcock-Assault and Battery;
plea not guilty; acquitted.
Augusta HutOck-Assault and Battery;
plea not guilty; acquitted.
William Keyerbiber-Assault and Bat
plea not guilty; acquitted.
Chester Gorham and Charles singletary-
Destroying property; continued.
DERRICK Shreder-Assault and Battery;
plea guilty; fined the costs,
Thomas Curtiu-Peace proceeding; placed
bonds of SI0O to keep the peace.
Thomas Curtin-Assault and Battery:
plea not guilty; convicted; fined $40 and
costs and sent to jail ten days.
Henry and Mary Drester Assault and
Battery; plea not guilty; acquitted.
Benjamin French-Assault and Battery;
orfeited recognizance; noAe pros. entered.
Several other cases stand over for future