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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
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CUPRRME COURT GEORGE W. PARSONS
- sssinst JAMEs r NJ BLAKEJY end otherIn
judsm-Hs Of ae suPego Court e the State Of VIII
the Erehsnse Sseoons No II BrO.~Ay IN the Cay Of New
Yo BY WILLIAM kENNELLY Auetions all that certain lot
rec. bung thereon eIeeed, snsted
wing .outhev side Of Sveuyehh street in the
NINETEENTH aud bounded aud descboi
fellows viz beginning Gta Eon og toe said ou,h.y AIDE Of sever
hinled feet eight iaches
esry formed by the ntsr'eeii9a q th said south
side Of Svenyighh street with the eas;ery side OF the inrd
ayenue running and parallel with said avenue
inches 10 the center hne or the ooek be-
Sevenysghth thence running
,ay said line and parallel with said street. thirteen
and parallel with said ssenue one
the southeTy line OF said
street westerly along said street thirteen feet four
beginning The easery and westerly
Of said uidns being party wS-Dssd Newfors AusHs
JOHN KELLY, SaeIinr
BARNEY BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
OF the above property postponed until the M day Of
s.pt.nb-r and plAe.Dsrd New fek sep
tember a. 1906 JOHh MILL, ehenn
the above further Po"posrd Until me tn
day October 1896 the time and dated ora
sept %. 1896 JOHN hELLf' sasnH-
Oct 8. Raw MkTh.3v.
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srlxs o. Nsv-YoRK
r PonrwAnpxxs Ovucx Ne - wmisnd
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance with SEQ
N no, oS,n. A., nss.d Aprl IA lss1 rutited Re-
orxsuss u. Wardeni Of tho Port Of pr
having charge Of ne ssle matte % sesn
undr Pot WdenA and that tho said sSrvsJses
VIII be COMPLETED vnn' ecn Jays nsas aeosro"s -
ootce q board aid vssseis,
Steamship ''.s..''....''..'''ser
ST
steamship
nd
Medusa.
snip 49, 49, A
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Bari .....e D. =
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q.
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p,,s V,ority. Woodruff hobascua
Brig budsveis
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srs Henri and Louise m
ss sr 81 J.@:.
''' 49," alNrhORNE rOMPkiNs. fr~sassss
J. Ana. HnnHrnas. Secretary t1A ~
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furniture.


LII KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
n BEDDINO LOOKING GLASSES. DC ohaaoeet at q. w.
sREDfN CAMPBELLs No ~ Bovey. bsve~u Stanton and
Goods warranted aud delivered free Ps.snt seeets
~ Bsaseads Furniture IN sai~
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war.
ID r.ntsd uanusure As sod Chestnut and W.na Chamber
Ruirs plain and ornamental X " fAhRIh0TONb No sos
Csn.-.l. opposite " oostsI. Esablishse lsn
(ARPETS, CARPETS-FURNITURE, FURNI-
ps eel cheaper han house IN the city Cs and be
own udgei eo 600 worth II paor end bedroom furniture Of
thu and best sesced the city Al goods WARRANTED
delivered lent and hsvs the wAreroos IN
My motto a. snail pfoh sales nos oI os and
77l Thiry htbsL, cor Of Eshth.y-. II. o. fARRELl.
nESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE, .......
=. .... T. o. sELLEw,
' | No. IO7 Fniion-ss., n. r
EIRsT-CLAss FURNITURE, in suites or other
and Pkhardt SeoItsy Parlor Bedsed and Extension
hand and made warranted satssctofy
No. i61 Beeekers.. corner or sulivanst- '
SINGERs SPRING BEDS THE BEST-Saves
- eIpense under with Injury bed
Is ti1 Sold rvvrywhere Wsrsrooms No 2s Centre e
CULVER PLATED WARE.
TEA SETS, uRss CASTERS CAKE BASKETS. SOUP
rURERNs ICE PITCHERS, sALvERs, VEGETABLE
DISHES SPOONS AND FORKS. &c. he. -.f
nNuyAoruRED
70 '-.- MANHATTAN PLATE co.
..|
r- HIRAM YOUNG, No. 10 John.i
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III Bonds hare TRsty Years to rGH and secured By
FirS Mortgage continuing an absoiats PRIOR lien
on that portion Of he Road, EquiPneHts FrdHehise',
and Entire Property Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company located in he STATE Of California, and ca.
tending from Sacramento cRy to the California State
Linz, (orning part eftAs GREAT PACIFIC RAIrsoAD
RourB, adopted and aided By As UNITED STATES.
GovRRHMENT.
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Ufooina Cmoe. Sc.

.ATWM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Fulton.st.-.
y WEDDING CARDS and FigE SrAg1oAERY tESssbtAhsj
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siinations nanteo-females.

A RESPECTABLE middleaged Woman wishes
N staa,ioB a. HOUsEKEEPEK NURSE to invalid
Good city references tysn. Apply No 10 Csrmtnesl, near
bleeehsr. in the Millinery 5tere
A SITUATION WANTED.-A young American
N WOMAN wants si,usiiou as ClIILDRENs NURSE 10 esps'
bic ofi.kns baby infancy show refer
May be for days Nc. u horrSPaee, "ea feHy
seoond-st. bet Tenth and Eeveuth-aves
4 MIQDLE-AGED LADY would ike a SrTUA-
IA TON q woud obrct the Of az In
valid adyj Of much births; Of references given
Adds Ms WALTON sragers Drug northeast corner Of
Fourth ave and Twsuty -hithsL, New-ioTk
WANTED-A situation To ASSIST in HOUSE
w WORK or TO TAXI CARE Of CHILDREN No objection 10
country OF city, Addres. No 2ot seysatsenth-st.
IN SITUATIONS 10 do general HOUsEWORK, Le Mrs
LOWE Gsrmsn ustute No. II stanton Bowery
A LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.--First-class
IN Hslp German Welsh Scotch English, Irish, and Protestant
all homes and enpOynsnts Immediately No to4
sixth ave. sbove Twenty .ioBrtbst Mrs STEINER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

SUPREME COURr-In the matter OF the sppllcs
~ ton Of the Mayer Aldermen and Commonsy OF the Guy OF
Nrwfork relative the opening OF street nom TIE
Third the Fourth IN the Ciyot New 1o
We the undsrsgAed Commissioner Of Emae and Assestuent
in the above entitled matter hereby give notice 10 the owner own
ell houses and lots improved or
improved nd Affected thereby Andto all Others whom msy con
wit
FIRsr hsve estimate and and
persons hrse proceeding Of the lands
affected and opposed 10 the do
their objections writing duly verified to Chars Peabody
our Chairman the office Of the CommoDers Ne 81 Nassau
No 42l this city before the Seventh day OF
November and the said Comnssoners will bear
within the after the sad seventh
1896 VIII be IN attendance e
Of IN. said eleven o'clock
estimate and To-
rete with the Adavits estimates and obes doc
unsnts which used By making have be.n
Office IN the City OF New York
there until the Nineteenth day OF November 1855
THIRD limits embraced by TIE aestmer Aforesaid
All those pisces parcels OF land lying aud being
City Of Newfort between Madison
extending either eide a. said
street distsnc. esthereo and
FouRTH VIII be presented 10 the supreme
Count tj-uera Term thereof TO %
held Hall the City oi NewYok the Twenty
the opening Of the Court on that day and
thereafter counsel be noSfd
thereon made that the ssid Be confirmed
Dsed Nsw.YoTk, October T. 1855.
sSg 4; aSSHTASH s5,SI cs~~l..''D.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

CUPREME COURT - County Of Wyoming
- THOMAS CORLETT ast JAMES L. PAINE, JAMES n
EDWARD MWHITE 1900:
HOUSE HECTOR MoRRls0N DAN :orsn.l duly Stamped,
TEL NJ JARVIS. and REUBEN H. and Stamp duly
FARNHAH.-Summons for Reisf-To: Csneeied
ibs above named defendants: You are here
hy ommourd 70 snsvsf the complaint Of THOMAS COkLETI
plaintiff which fled In the Once o. the CSh Of the County
wyoming 81 WARSAW ~ T. the 18th day OF October e and
the sbieIbey at bis ONCE the
Village Ates " T. within t~eny days seF fne service oi In
Of service the pI1isfV Wu apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
- ~ A j. LORIsH, PlaintiGs Attorney, -
Oe,1a i.v6w tn on ~. Y.
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Amount 'fI''' s',saeQso. !. Coupon Bond. Of $1,000
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sR1eHTos CAMBRIDGE AHp kxpFoRD.

sy0rtsd or THE TRIBUNE for Tie seak ending Wednesday
Oct "A, iS66. of .lt
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For Sale at 95 per cent and accrued intert from Ju
1, in currency. r-rR a
For further particulars apply TO ... I'D r....o
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Dlpineno Notices.

Dipinmo Notices. rp
THs AxxzIcAs NATIONAL BAsx.
NEW ioRx Oct ~, lsea
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
N CENT nee 81 Governmsnt the Capital stoek Of this
4. WILSON. Cashier.
bullion CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
VII Nov Stockbod Of record u
psysbsto Of Boston recosd No 10 LindA
New Yort record the Ofes Of the fsrncrs Loan and
Trust Co.. No EIchsrse place tbs; city ,,...,, -
HousATosIo RAII4oip CorYAsr. TnHAsrHnBs oyyIcs,
BKiDoEroRr Conn, Oct 70. 1885 =
nIVIDEND No. l5.--The Board OF Directors OF
~ day dselsied DIVIDEND effoUR DOL
LARS PER SHARE free fro Government TAI on The Preferred
CAPITAL Stock payable the lat Of NOVEMBER 1856 such
sppvs the Transfer Books q the Ccmpsny
hsv. the Of said stoek the h dsy Ootoer 1855
One. hesH L. THAYHR Bko and on Bndgsport beoh'
The Transfer Books will closed 18th ins Let
'''''''' iva ~ CHARLES x. AvERILL. Treasurer
CENSENDERFER MINING COMPANY The
DIVIDEND ZONE PER CENT Capital stoci fos The month
Of sEPrEhBER payable Al their efhs NOVEmbEhl 1855 70
sokbOe Of record Of that Tsnsfer booti eOsed from Dc
tober 2llA 70 Eevsnbcs g. BsaL 90 ..
49, II. A sHERRILL. Treasurer No. Is Brood at
VNHE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE
Il CITY or NEw.YoRK, HewYoh Oct 10 Iss6-Ats meet
Of tots Bnk bs this advd~nd Of
s1 PR CENT free Of tar v.. ac,led cut 81 NE
profits Of the Last aI months payable on and .n. November h
fbs Trsnr Books will Be eosd the fls inst, snd
opsssd On the ~ofnins Of No'saSsrI u,,,rr,ocy 49,.
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THE MARKETS.

BANKERS and Dealers in United States and other desira
bic securities, No. Sassan-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
osrTED sI1TEs TSEAsuzT lsI1nasI D,rInrEss

NJ ARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD
The ISTEREsr COUPONS ofths FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPANY.
frat Of November VIII be paid and asT that
day u the Once Of - -.
...... No % Brosd-si. New.Yot
'r.r @. W. GoLpsBOROu0H. Treasurer
q. ...
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5ituatlous iOanteo- Males.

A BOOKKEEPER Of several years experience, and
"A sthofouzh Accountant procure hrscss SlTUA-
TIoN in capacity Of niere0ees given Address W. Boz
No. 81 Aw- Work Post-Ohice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

- uNY u Ob' t0E'.he sth LiASE { the store oca,oi
0nlnd a.. n. y Azores, h. 8. Tslo1e Office
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Practical ExcOmmunicatiOn of A. ].
PoSTMASTERS LOOK OUT Fol
SQUALLSl
Ringing Order from Gen. Grant
TENNESSEE SENATE RATIFIEs THE
AMENDMENT.
Mexican News.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE Herald's Mex
lean correspondent says:
The forces Of Mejis reached Vers Cruz on
the LIST of July in a bad condition for sup
plies and clothing.
The Liberal troops, which had occupied
Matamoras, behaved handsomely, and Car
svsjal and the several partizans of ortega
and Juares had for the time forgotten their
differences and united against the common
foe.
The movement of Marshal Bazaine int
San Luis Potosi had been made in order
10 succor the troops which were surrounded
there by the Liberals, and not for offensive
operations, as had been supposed.
At TamPieo the Liberals had prevented
the entry Of provisions into the besieged
city. Only river water was available for
drinking purposes, and provisions of all
kinds were extremely dear.
The Imperial expedition for the recovery
Of Chihuahua had been abandoned owing
TO the obstacles in the way of its success
Macmillan had ordered the sum Of $780,
600 as one of the dividend in the English
debt 70 be sent to England by the steamer
of the LIST Of July. To raise the sum the
Custom House at Vera Cruz had 10 discount
the paper Of the merchants, which it bel d,
at ruinous rates.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Persia.


EEw YoRK, July I2.-The steamer Persia
from Liverpool June 30th via Queenstown
/ July LIST, arrived this morning.
The war news is very contradictory, both
the Austrisns and Prussians claiming vic
tories on the same battIe- field.
Berlin dispatches of the 29th say the Aus
trians were defeated on the 9th and 2Sth
near Nachod, by the First Army Corps and
on the goth at Frantenan by the Corps of
Life Guards, and at Minchen Grant, by
Prince Frederick Charles. At Frantenan
the Austrians are said to have lost from
three 10 four thousand killed and wounded /;
the Prussians about 1000. At Minchen
Grantz the Austrian losses ara stated at
1900. The Prussians claim to have cap
tured about 5000 prisoners, numerous tro-
pixies, guns, &c.
There was great rejoicing at Berlin. The
inhabitants presented an address to and
serenaded the King.
The crown prince of Prussia reports that
in his engagement he had twenty-five bat
talions opposed twenty eight bsttalions Of
Austrians.
The Hanovarian army, on the 18th, sur
rendered at discretion to the Prussians.
The officers retained their side arms and
the men were dismissed to their homes.
The Federal army at and near Frankfort
was on the march, and a battle was antici-
pated.
The Italians have changed their plan of
operations.
There has been no further collisions in
Italy. Gsribaldi was at Lake Idro.
The English Parliament had adjourned
till July 5th at the request of Earl Derby,
who is forming a Cabinet. He sought to
obtain the support of the leading Wings
-
government, but failed, and a con-
serTatiAe ministry is expected.
Threatening demonstrations had taken
place at London among the lower orders on
the reform question.
The Great Eastern would sail from Sheer
ness on the 30th.
1t is reported that France will not long
remain quiet. An active Intervention is
already agreed upon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
JOHN l.. EUKNEWELL,

,.bl.d.r..om sooun.roi.l T FRsGil'f Bo. S6sn Mas.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

JErrIsexKD.-The steamer Toledo arrived
here Wednesday. On Sunday morning last
alter coming out of Port Austin, at about
four O'Clock, a dense fog set in, and she
proceeded e short distance at slow speed.
when she ran on a reef near Point Au
Barque- A tug came 70 her assistance but
was unable to relieve. The threatening as
poet Of the weather rendered it imperatively
necessary to tighten a portion of the cargo.
Accordingly a considerable quantity of salt
was thrown over, when, with the combined
efforts of both steamers, she was got afoat
without further serious damage
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING Ana
BINDING.
OFFICE or COMMISSIONER or PHIxrTEG,
CoLuasus. ohio. Jrly 9 1856;

VI NOaAA w a. y I
coIuzsus, ohio. Jelly 9 1885
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the once Of the Secretary Of State
OF the st ae of Ohio, until
Tuesday, the 21st day ofAugust 1S06,
At II o'elosk A., for executing the State Printing
for the period oftwo years. and for executing the
State Binding for the period Of one year, from and
IN aecOrdancs with tbs provision Of the act euti-
tied "an act TO proVIde Tor { e execution and su-
~psrvs.ion OF The safe Printing and Binding
passed Msrch -. $3.50. the act supplementary
rheroto, passed Nay !, ls6R, and the act a0snda-
tory thereof, paeled April 8, 1865
Fall printed s1<ciheAtons can Be had on aPph-
cation to the Secretary Of State.
Zach proposal must be accompanied BY = bond,
exscutsd in due form b. the bidder, With II least
COED and s~ufheiens ~sureti-s, setisfsctery to
the Comuiesiouers Of Printing in the pennl ann
of ten thousand dollars, e0pditionsd for the fsiih-
full performance parsuAnt 20 Law OF such class.
or classes, Of the StSte printing as may Be ad-
] judged to him and for the payment as hquidated
damages BY such biddsr 70 tbs State OF an excess
Of cost over She bid OF bids OF such bidder which
he STATE may be Obliged to pay for such work ~
reasoa Of tn failure Of such bidder 70 complete
his contract; said bond % Be null and void il No
~e>ntrnct shau. Be- aGarded 70 him. 10 bd uaee-
oomPansibg ncA boad oil bs eafgtaissd bg Ne Com
lisioaeT q PfiadHs.
like bond in the penal sum Of five thousand
doIlsrs, mast each proposal for fold
ing, stitching or binding
COPIES Of bonds (n blsnkD wiH be furnished %
hf1ders on application to the Secretary ofState
In al respects the printing aud binding shall b
exscaied, and the bills thereof made out, hled,
andited and raid in confcrInity with the pTovistoas
Of the act "To provide for the execution and 81.
~pervision Of the State Printing and binding =
paassd March -. 1ess, and the aDendatory act o.
Apan G ls66-so which artB rsfsreEos Il hereby
mads for such further Information a. may be de-
SIRED.
Proposals to he saaied and endorsed on The out
side Of the ~enyslope, Proposals. for Public Print
iag." or "FropoNAls for Binding, , a. the esss
nay Be, and addressed TO the Secretary Of State.
WI. BENRY SMITH,
Sscretary Of eta4e.
MOSES \. BRkILEY,
Compfroller Of the Treasury.
.rr f JANIS 4. G00MAN,
3yuson kuGtor q Bskta.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

MOwIEs MATcH-There will be a trial o
moving machines under the direction OF
the Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society,
on Thursday, July 18th, on the farm of D.
L. Wightman, two and 8 half miles south
east of the railroad station on the old Cha
grin Falls plank road, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
open 10 all moving machines, hay rakes,
pitch forks, and other like implements. The
latch string will be out and the public are
;,vsh.d
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

CEcINNkTI GAZETTE INFoRMED.-Last week
we stated that several prominent cincin-
n~stisns, officers of railroads. centering in
that city, and others-sbout one huhdred
and fifty in number-would make an ex-
cursion on Tuesday, July 10th, from Toledo
to The Islands, on board the propeller Arctic.
The Cincinnati Gazette says If was unheard
Of there. Well, the Gazette is respectfully
Informed that it took place, nevertheless.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

AL QUIET Alone TIE PorOMAc.-Every-
thing along the CuyahOga yesterday morning
isremsrkably quiet. After trsuping down
it in the broiling sun, from Superior street
10 the mouth of the river, around the depot,
aud back TO our sanctum, our reporter was
disguised with the appearance of his note
book, void Of an oitem."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

LIFE-LTKE-0ver the central arch, west
end Of .ke new Union Depot, the sculptor
has completed a splendid and lift-like
head Of General Grant At one side the
resemblance isnOt SO perfect; but, standing
a few rods in front, the likeness becomes
remarkably natural and truthful, and the
eyes seem almost endowed with the power
of viaiou
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

DEArH IN TIE CoLLAR--The washer
women Of Boston, New York, Cleveland anc
elsewhere have conspired in a deep-lsit
scheme to win back the paper collar wear.
ers TO linen collars, washed and ironed a
seventy-fve cents a Dozen" by hiring drug,
gist clerks to vow that paper collar manu-
facturers have been wOoing US to our ruin
by enam ling their wares with s poison.
Gus compound. It's a conspiracy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

CoErIxUED.-A man named Adam Trout
mar was up before Commissioner White
yesterday morning on a charge of having in
his possession counterfeit scrip. The case
was continued to 3 O'Clock tnis after
noon, to afford opportunity for procuring
witnesses. He gave bail in the sum Of
SL.5O0-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

AScTHERC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hide
brand, of Wooster was brought to own yes
day, charged with having in his posses
sion, lin March last, with intent TO pass,
counterfeit fractional currency. His case
is set for hearing before Commissioner
White at 9 O'Clock on Saturday morning
mart
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

FREE FRoK DEBr The Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Corner of Prospect
and Huntington streets, is now entirely free
from debt. Rev. Samuel P. Lynn, q grad
uate Of Allegheny Theological Seminary, is
the uasfor-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

sEo ". SWIFT N. D., Proprietor.
Boston, Mas.
BENTON, MTERs & CAETIELD, And STRONG
ARMSTRONG. Agents. tan23.RlO-w
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
General News.
me Indian CeunesI.

NEW YoRK. July 1.-THE Tribune's spe-
eial from Lesvsnworth, Kansas, says The
Indian Council at Fort Laramie has broken
up. II was : complete farce, The indians
refusing TO make peace upon their OWE
terms without the withdrawal Of all troops
and travel from thar hunting grounds north
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

RAPE CAsE-The case of Edward Lichtig
was heard before Justice stephanyestsrday
afternoon. N. S. Castle appeared for the
State and A. T. slade for the defense.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

of the Platte. The Council has been an
enormous expense to the Government, with
no beneficial result. The crops are full
and business very brisk. n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
W0NDKRFUL BH FRTB.-MA1IWF
1865.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
D0UBLE-rRACK RAILROAD.
1865.


SHORTEST, QUICKEST & BEST ROUTE
Between she East snd West.
ON the arrival of Passenger Trains
y frem the west. At the Union Depot. Pftts-
ourgh. THhGUGH RAINS leave 81 follows:
A EXPRESS, SEQ A. L., Except Sund syl
AAII, 7:60A. NJ, (Except Snndayl
EXPRESS, $50 A. N, Except
FAST NAIL, u.5O NJ, Excerpt sunday
RHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 40 P. M, Every
Day. a-a-
FAST LINE, 1000 P. NJ, Except sunday.O
Running through without change on Cars to
H~ARRISBUGH, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
MORE aad NEW YCRK, via Alientovn,J HouRs
IN ADVANCE OF oIHER LINIs, eOnnsetinR direct or
an New England Towns and Washington City.
This Is the only route bV which Paaaan0srr
leaving St. Louis, Cairo a1d Quincy S~aturdnT
morning; Chicago, JedersonviIle and Indianauors
Saturday evening. U THROUGH DIRECT to
Eastern cities, arriving
n Hours In Advance Of ether Routes,
ELEGANT sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING OARS
are attached to an night trsins.
Baggage Checked through and Transferred
Free.
Fare sIvays a. low - By other Routes.
b.. ". GWIHNER, Gen. Tiekst Ae's Phfad'a.
". H-H0LAES, Gen. W. Psss. Ag't, Chicago.
T. L. kIMBALL, Asst G.. ". P. AR'f. CHICAGO.
OHAs. THOMPSON, Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, O..
OAces Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
CITY NEWS.

PLArIEG-The fountain in Monumental
Park was put in playing order Wednesday
evening, and viii be kept SO during the
cheated TERM
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

o. S. DIsrRIcr COuET-JUDeE WILsox.-A
session of the q. S. District Court, was
heldyesterday morning Judge wilson;on the
bench. In the cases of the United States
rs. John P. Walworth, and United States us
John T. Pierce, for forfeiture of lands under
Act Of Congress of 1852 for d~isloyalty of the
owners, who are residents of the Southern
States, the District Attorney submitted the
same 10 the Court without adducing proofs
and the cases were dismissed. The Court
find and adjudge that there was probable
cause for commencing the prosecution.
In the case Of the United States Us. the
slooP Iago, seized for smuggling, decree of
forfeiture was rendered and vessel ordered
70 be sold. Eight casks Of whisky, SNUG
gled into Vermillion on the sloop Iago By
N. " Andrews in November last were also
declared forfeited and ordered to be sold.