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anipslene. glIes atna ruhta ppriiber.
, 1866-07-27
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

WALLA WALLi, July "A, 1860
council met atthe usual hour Mr.. Slime in
The Chair.
LreSent-Mcssrs. Ryan and Winesett. go,
{, NInu,es OF previous regular ard steciel meet,
'ng read and approved
me Marshall reported that he was at present
~Inol' any building in which to confne priso-
;on' the Sheriff having control of keys to the
'A,' on motion, report receifed.
cnarge was entered against ]. H. Short,
~. police, for non performance of duty, but
pe same being without any signature, was, on
"Os'0n, laid on the table
"a. request from numerous citizens was re-
an praying that the Common Council pass
wi,S: :uuahce to prevent the stacking of hay
snsi iln the City limits for the better protection
sust hre On motion, action on the same
seierred ii next meeting.
o'u'hance No. %, relating to grading Main
,as.d ana providing revenue to defrAy the ex=
Ing. Wv i''' """
Ihe following 6ilisi. were presented and war
.n ,"u's ordered to be drawn for their respective
mounts at coin rates:
Brown, suudries for Fire Co., S S IS
- rompkins, boarding prisoners, IL 90
s h.ner, work on flumc and material, IA 90
w LT,nkton, T for lumber 2 90
~ n, Newell for printing, 81 90
An work on tiume, legal tender, 90
was , ia;I ~ Charles CADET OF So 90, for hauling,
was lald on the table,
,;Sae nes'rS. J. D. Lamon presented his bond for
pLIellg street, to the amount of 81. 900. with
a, s. l. I Reese, B. F. Stone and G. F. Thom-
ceiraa sureties On motion, the same was re-
.,ro' action, in relation to grading Main
M, was deferred till next regular meeting.
vs,ot . H. Short rendered his resignation as
and Amman. u On motion, resignation accepted,
NJ council proceeded to fill the vacancy.
tioD ieath and Lacy were put in nominal
.lsc,;o ana ballot being had, resulted in the
''es',on ! of Mr.. Lacy.
shc. .sfrsnt was ordered in favor Of Mr. j. II.
~ Ior $50 90, coin, for services as police
0U motion, Council adjourned.
J. T.. RoBERrs, City CLERK,
, 1866-07-27

BrLLIGERENT.-Tue warm weather seems
,c STIR the Blood Of our usually staid citi!
,.O,. At least we judge SO from the number
Of collisions that have occurred within day
or two. None of the demonstrations, how>
aver went beyond knock down, if we except
The drawing of pen,kuife BY an cx-Army
officer, who brandished his weapon 10 the
most ierOciousstyle. Come, come, gentlemen,
these exhibitions of passion are unseemly,
and only serve to render you ridiculous Re-
member the familiar line, "Let dogs delight
70 bark and bite"
, 1866-07-27

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cou'H not Ind his discovery claim, conciudcd
that he cop,d find the city of San Francisco,
1T any rate. and :, ,rictly m,Je tracks f,r that
metropolis, in advance of uis SilV er- han ting
, 1866-07-27
Lost Note.

r OST, on June 26th, 1866. 10 going from W. H
IL WeiRhtman's Honse. on Birch Creek, TO- john
O'DOnnelrs Farm, and from there to Walla Malia
a PRoMISSORY NOTE, on VIM. II. W WEtGHTMAN
calling for Sl6s 81, payable to A. Frank Il Co., OIL
order. at thirty days from Dec. 25th. 1855 All per
sons are hereby warned against negotiating said
Be rewarded on delivering said note to A. FRANK &
C0 iRalia WalIa 2e-lm
, 1866-07-27

ppo11FIc.-Mr Wm. Konlfhauf has left
:, This Office striking illustration of the
a,oductiyeuess of this Valley. It consists of
sigbty.tbree stalks all proceeding from two
,r.ios of wheat. The specimen was taken
c,ou Mr.. KS farm, situated about mile
md half below town.
, 1866-07-27

Z DISTRICT CoURT. - The District Court
adjourned on Mot!day last, having disposed
of all the cases that were ready for trial. We
publish list Of the cases determined 1t
will be seen that there were only two crimis
nal trials, and these for minor offences. We
are pleased to chronicle this fact as evidence
Of: healthy moral rordition, and venture
the opinion that no portion of the cnast is
freer from crime than this Valley nor is
there any part of the coast where the law
eau be more efficiently administered against
criminals 1t will be seen that in the case
of Gassiord & She'll Us Cain e. Baker. the
morion for a new trial was held under ad>
yi,cmcnt by the Court The case Involves
the right to !hc usy o. water from Mill Greek,
and is Of some general interest. Nice legal
POINTS are also involved Of interest to the
profession. The next term Of the Court
commences on the second Monday il October
, 1866-07-27

AT HoME.-Dr. A. J. ThibOdo, after hav>
;0o suen. several months in prospecting the
rio Bend and CarribO country, is again at
home and speaks rather discouragingly of
~ nrospects of the localities named.
, 1866-07-27
Note Found.
ADMINISTRATCGN NOTICE.

NOTlCEI. l. HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri.
IN Der has obtained .etters of Administration on
Ine estate of CHARLES STEVENS, late of walla
Walla County, W. T., deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate requested to present
them within one year from date or be forever barred.
Those indebted will make immediate payment.
G. A. WAGGONER, Admir-
waila walla, May 81. 1866. 2s-lm
, 1866-07-27

REV. |. +. RoBERTs will hold services in
,be Methodist Church, on Sunday next, at
II o'clock, A. M.
, 1866-07-27
President Of ths gaited States.


Coal MINE.-G. |. Howard brought
to this Office, on Thursday a specimen of
coal lakea from the ledge recently discov-
cred on Reynolds Creek, few miles from
Ruby City, Ow5hss. We have not had au
opportunity of testing the same, but from
appearances should judge there was coal
there or therc-abouts. Mr.. Howard visited
the works of the company, and says of his
observations: 'Visited the coal mine on
the head waters of Reynolds Greek, owned
by G. Hays, Hill BeachY, NJ; Polk and
j. Babbington, on the 10th, in company
with NJ. Polk and j. Rixby the superinten-
dent Of the work They have tunnel Of
l76 feet into the hill, the workmanship of
which is a credit to the superintendent. 1t is
MY opinion these gentlemen have fair
prospect Of valuable bed Of coal There
are three distinct veins or stralas of coal, one
Of six, one of four, and one two and a half
inches in thickness. The specimens of coal
which l have tried by burning, are not of
the first quality, as believe none is SO near
the surface, although it burns we'll. Mr.. Blk.
by is an experienced coal minefJ be says he
is confident it will be successful operation,
of great profit to the lucky owners. hope
it may, as it will be of great value to the
Hwy11ccc country. Boise Statesman.
, 1866-07-27
NOTICE.

I D. COOK is iny authorized Agent. to do all my
~ business pertaining to GRADING MAIN ST
An collections and payments will be made BY him.
A, MCKAY.
walla walla July IL. 1856. slim
, 1866-07-27

Marriage and Celibacy, an Esssy Of Warning
and lnstru ction for Young Men, Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. address bR j. SErLLIS HoUaHroS,
llowaid Association, Philadelphia. Pa. lily Z, 90 ly
, 1866-07-27
NOVICE.

ITO THE TAX PAYERS OF wALLA WALLA
COUNTY.-Tho Tax Book for the year A. ID:
lSGs is now in my possession for the collect,on 0t
County Treasurer
u.il, w.il. J,,rI 1885 s9~tv
, 1866-07-27
DIR. A. SHOTE

DHYsIOAN, SURGEON AND 49,
in WalIa Walla. Consultations in fTeee.., --.--;-
and English. Charges Moderate.
tEOfice and residence Third street. second .i2'i
i. ON the Engine House. 2lu
, 1866-07-27
Wagon Work.

We have also greatly reduced our prices for Wagon
Work Having been 10 the expense Of putting mp
machtocry we will do your work for less money than
wagons and carriages to order Of the best Eastern
Timber, al Portland prices, with freight.
~ Repairs attended to promptly. We respecuul
the Bridge, Main street, Wala walla. W. T.
23tf DOVELL & NASSAU.
, 1866-07-27

support and maintena6ce, regardless as % Nhelh-.
er they pursue . lie ofindolenee or of labor, re=
gArdless also, Of e6nstitutional limitation OF ma
tioual authority 10 times OF peace auo tranquil
ity. The bill is herewith returned to the House
Of Representatives in which itoriginaaed, for It's
inal action. Signed, 80. =.
, 1866-07-27
D E N T | S T R Y,
T. S. MUYGRIDGE,
ID e NJ II Z . II :.

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OFFICE ON MAIN STREET,
-Four doors south of the Bridge lately occupied by
DR.. Bernard.
wConsultation Free. Charges Moderate,
Wala walla, july l3. 1885.
, 1866-07-27
FOR LEWISTON
FOR WHITE BLUFFS.

The Steamer OwYHEE. Capt. FELTON,; will leave
wallula for WHITE BLUFFS, every SUNDAY, at Q
A. NJ. returning same day.
81 If j. G. AINSWORTH President
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

$4,000 in an. %Sf . saii-ss 81 IA stand
Ead yen-knoEn WA9HKR'S LOAN OFFICE,
Watches, ptamcDdS, Silver Ware, yevelrT, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, DRY Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
al personal property and articles O~fvslue, on the most
sAdstActary terms Business strictly private L.
sAhhaled ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
WATCHES, Jeve3ry, Cum, ETC., for sale 81 bargains.
OMce-corRer Of Water and srpeEi0r streets, over
"a 20. WAGNER.
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New YOrk MarkeT-June Is.

C~OrrOx-steady. Sales at ss@42; for mid
ding.
~FEoUR-FOr common aud inferior grades dull.
brands.
sales at s.. 4O9s,3O for extra state; IS $685.
for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,gJ9ls,t5 for trade
Lrands. Closing dull.
WHIskT-Duii. Sales at s2.2 for western.
WHEAT-More active and 395c higher.
saiessoI good Chicago spring At S2,lZi inferior
spring sl,IO9l,s So prime new No l Milwaukee
at SE,2992,a3 , an inside price to arrive; S2,35 for
small parcels do $50 for white western.
= aud urn. Sales Of western at soc
9SI.
BARLET-Dull.
BAILEY MALT-DUH-
Come better, and very scarce.
Sales at s09STe for unsOund new mixed west
erni ss9s9c for sound do
OATs-Hev are dull and lower
Sales at 6l954c for new western.
RIcE-Dul.
COFFEE-Dull.
~sUsAR-Qulst. Sales at II@I2e for Caba
muscovads
MOLAssEs-DuIl.
OPs-Qui
PETROLEUM-Dull. Sales at 251ZG26c for crude
and 4094l for refined In bond.
PORk-opsned more active and drmeT, but
| closed heavier.
at ss1,s5 cash. s29,7593O.O0 for old mess
S25,OO925,25 for prime. Also $3.50 barrels new
mess for June, July, and August, sellers aud
buyers option, at S2,0O9s2,s5.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,OO92l 90 for new plain mess and
81, 50I24 so for new extra mess.
BEEF HAHs-Quiet. sa' es at S45, 01g46.0 90.
Cur MEATs-Steady.
Sales at i254sIIs for Shoulders. aud I7As
1 l9c for hams.
BACOE-Active and frmer. Sales at 1870 for
Cumberland cut l5kc for hong ribbed 1879 f0t
short ribbed.
LARD-Rather himsr. Sales at lska22Kc.
BUTTER-Quiet. Sales 1t 20932c Tor OhiO, snd
25940o for state.
OHEFsE-Dull. Sales at s929S.
FRETGHTs 30 LITERPoOL--Quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, June IL.
CONTENTS.
CONTENTS.

EDITORIAL.-Thes Fenian Finale The Pitts
burgh Soldiers Convention; The Operations Ofths
Treasury Department in Gold; The King Of the
Pestilence; a National Bureau Of Education
Henry J. Raymond and Rufus P. Spslding; The
Final Report Of the Reconstruction Committee
Lake County Politics; Judge s~palding and Capt.
Nash Another johnson Organ to the Rescue
The Army Herald" Ohio Finances the State
Convention.
INSTRUMENTATION; Rsconstructio Final
Report Of the Congressional Committee; E1ecu-
tive Usurpations Exposed The Soldiers and Judge
s~palding The Congressional Canvass Political
The Fenian Outbreak.
MIsCELLANEOUS-Religious Intelligence
From Norwalk The Cholera-A History Of the
Soourgo in Cleveland for the years Of ls32, 1919,
1854; County Convention Letter from Middle.
burg Astounding Frauds and their Outrageous
Compromise Dangers of Travel Crop Items.
Il NEWs-Poisoniug by Lead The Fenians
The Finale Foreign News; Latest from Ottawa
The Rinderpest Address Of Roberts Congress
sional News Letter from Mr.. Goodale.
FINANCIAL.-A Full Review of the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles
Cleveland Wholesale Market New York Cattle
Market, &c.
TELEGRAPHIC.-Proceeding Of Congress
General and Special Dispatches from all parts Of
the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

hNNN AAEI NSFaEN+@
ComPound-int. Notes, '65-lO2Z@l05 l0s%9lOs
In the local market the demand for loans
continues active, and balances are de-
elining, the market generally ruling quite
close. The wool interest is being accom-
modated quite literally, and the call from
this source is increasing.
Eastern Exchange is in increasing sup
ply, and the market works easier, with a
very moderate inquiry. Rates are IN
changed.
In the general markets business con
tinues rather quiet, but all leading COM
modities rule firm. The demand for Flour
is fair in a small way, at full prices, but
there is no inquiry whatever Of a specula-
tive character. There is no activity in
Wheat, and except for spring, no inquiry
whatever; but prices are very firm, and
the extreme advance noted yesterday was
maintained to-day. There is a moderate
inquiry for Corn and the market is steady.
Oats were without decided change to-day
aud firm, and stocks do not improve.
In the Provision line there is a moderate
business doing, aud prices remain steady
Butter is almost without inquiry, and in
the main nominal. Cheese continue.
steady, with q fair demand. Eggs arc
steady and in good inquiry.
H~ighwines have advanced within a day
or two in all the leading markets anC
holders here advanced their vieWs Ic to
day, asking 1923. The market is quiet.
Petroleum meets with very little request
but re6ners do not give way in their views
and we quote the market firm at preTiOu
quotations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvKyIsG, June Is, 1866.
The Gold market opened strong this morn
ing at a further advance and our two O'Clock
dispatches reported the price at 1875, but
we learn that subsequent private sdViees re-
ported a break in the market and a recess
sion 10 I4Is. The late advance in gold has
somewhat puzzled the outside public, and
its cause or causes are not very apparent.
It is understood, however, that the private
advices from Europe with regard to politi-
cal as well as financial matters have borne
a quite different color from those made pub
lie, and these have operated upon the mar
ket. German Bankers on this side have
been called upon for large remittanees,
chiefly on account Of funds loaned by cap
italists at home, and the necessities of this
class have made q strong demand for specie
and constitutes no small part of the ship
ments. In addition to this, the last showing
of the condition of the Bank of England is
not favorable, and by some is thought to
foreshadow new difficulties. Much of the
gold sent over from this country, instead of
finding its way into bank, was used for
speculative purposes by private holders,
and the improved condition expected to re-
suit to the Bank, and thereby to the bust
ness community generally, was only par
tally realized. Meantime, the ability of the
Bank to accommodate was very limited,and
it still declines to take advantage OF the
privilege Of q further issue Of bills. Under
these circumstances there seemed good
ground for a higher gold premium here.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
AK aIDNIaar MARKEr REPORT

OOh hADNASHE MAAAEA REEOAA
NV YORK, June 10.
MONEY.
The demand for money is very mOderote and the
market easy at 49, per cent. on call.
GOLD.
The gold market was easier towards the close of
day and fell of TO las. The engagements for to-
morrow $ packets only aggregate 81. 225, 900, but
the total shipments will undoubtedly exceed this
amount.
The market for exchange is lower, and for prime
co days bills has been 1Os%.
GOVERNMENTS.
The Government securities are quiet and steady
this Afternoon. The following are the closing
Coupon 5-2Os, 1862, 1O2k9IOZzsi lO-41 coupons,
S6T; July T-30s lO2Z9lOz5s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bank shares are quiet, but very full prices are
generally bid.
long neglected bonds Of the Pittsburgh, Maysyille
and Cincinnati Road have suddenly increased in
favor, owing to the fact that the road Is TO be COM
pletsd by Boston capitalists.
STOCKS.
The stock market was steady at the second regu-
lar board at the last open board Erie was lower,
but there was scarcely any change in the balance.
The market for petroleum and mining shares
was better this afternoon.
Quotstions-Central $50; Smith = Parmelee 925i
Gunnel Gold IS; Bennehon $780, United States $50;
Beunehsf Run IIT5; Pithole Creek $50.
DRY GOODS.
The market is very quiet to-day, but steady and
quite firm.
QUOTATIONS.
Jobbers' prices:
Brown Sheetings-Atlsnta 22%; Amoskeag "a;
Appleton A 2A; Augusta 20; Cohasset "a; Indian
Head %; Nashua Extra 2lL.
Sheetings and Shirtings, bleached-Bates Xxx
&c; do BIB 80; Bay Mills "a; James 80; Haumkeag
W 32%; do c 20.
Prints-Amoskeag 10; Dannels 1919; London
Mourning Tx; Pacific 20; Richmonds 10.
Corset Jeans-Bates l6; Laconia 2lL; Naamkeag
21E@zTki PsPPeTsll 2sH; Washington "a,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
Committee of Invitation

TIE History of CLEvELASD.-We made,
some weeks ago, an extended netiee Of s.
History Of Cleveland, in course of prepara-
ton by Col. Whittlesy, of this city. The
large collection of materials which have
been so industriously gathered, and the
well known ability of the author are sufi-
cieut guarantees for the excellence of the
work. 1t is to be printed on the finest
p with the finest press work, and will
be richly embellished with maps and views
of the city in different stages of its develop
ment, all OF (which have been collected with
great pains and expense and are thoroughly
accurate and reliable. The history will of
course be full from the earliest settlement
to the present time. Mr.. R. Baker will
soon begin the canvass of the city and we
feel sure that he will find e large number
of subscribers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

WANTED-A competent man TO take charge Of
" q Sash, Blind snd Door shSP. ASDhkM
PARkER, IA Senecs-st yunel6
WANTED-To give away for the purpose Of get
w ting Il introduced, sn article worth 80 EYery
packing, and sddress W. n ALLEN, MaTqrette,
Michigan. Junei63H
TANTED-Smart man with small capital, to aid
w in the manufacture and sale Of 3 staple article
IN great demand. Address Box s Cleveland, U.
W4NTED-A girl to do general house work.
w Must bring references. Apply for one week at
80. "a Rrospeet-st junel6
WOOD TURNRR-Wanted to t=rn Hubs, &C.
w Also q Carriage Trimmer. Apply Immediately
to IOPElEB, SAMPsEL& ELY, EJris, o. Jel6:325
WANTED-To charter a vessel capable Of carry
w ing 10000 feet OF lumber, to ply between Ssgi-
nav river and Cleveland, o., for four months. Apply
% ROBERT {, SMITH, at Busseifs Forest City
House. j~uuel5.324
WANTED-A salesman from the State Of Ohio
w IN s Fancy Dry Goods House. An old Notion
Pecdler preferred. Address MIRICk, HAIGHT &
co., 50 lranklin-st., New York. junsl5324
WANTKD-BUsINESs MEN-On salaries and
w commission, TO receive and fiji orders and col
lsct on subscriptions for SGrtAin's series OF Sacred
and National EngraElngE, unsquAlled in beauty,
power, and harmony Of design and high artistic I'm
any one that for merit and stability they nave no
equal. Their superiority over all others partates of
q striking cont rast. Apply in person or by letter,
giving occupation, territory desired, SC, g. l.. VAN
hOkTWlCk, over p Public Public Square, Cleve-
iand, Ohio. Junel2:326
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

AuAAtNAEMfN VILE
sunday June gath, 3 p. M.-Baccalamsate Ser
mon by the President.
Sunday, June 24th, ~ p. M.-Sermon before
the Missionary Association by Rev. L. p. Good
win, Of Columbus.
Monday, June e5th, az A. Inflammation for
admission to College.
Tuesday, June 10Th, ~ A. M.-Meeting OF the
Alumni.
Tuesday, June 26th, II A. NJ Address before
the Alumni by Rev. Professor CIapp, of Iowa Col
lege.
Tuesday, June 26lh, 3 P. M.-Oration before the
of Buffalo.
Tuesday, June 10Th, n P. M.-Prizo Dsclama-
ton.
Wednesday, June 9th, sHA. M.-Auniversares
Of Societies.
Wednesday, June 27th, 10 A. Vibrations by
the Graduating Glass.
Wednesday, June 27th, ? P. M.-Address before
the Literary Societies by Rev. ;. NJ. Hopkins,
D. D., Of Auburn Theological Seminary.
wednesday, June 9Th, Evening. Concert.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

INTERESTING TO SOLDKRs-PKSsIoSs IN
CREASED And BoUsTIEs TO BE EQUAIIzED.-
Under the new Pension Law, which has
lately gone into effect, pensions may be in
creased to fifteen dollars q month.
The bill for equalizing bounties, under
which soldiers are entitled TO $50 for every
month of service passed the House Of Re-
representatives. May 24th, and is now before
the Senate with every probability of speed
lily becoming a law.
The Free Claim Agency at 50 Bank St.,
is prepared to collect all soldiers claims on
its old rule of no CHARGE TOR SERVICES.
Their plan is to receive and file dis
charges, and when the bounty bill becomes
8 law, they will forward the necessary
papers to applicants and Immediately pre-
sent their claims to the Department.
That no time may be lost, soldiers should
send their discharges at once to the Free
Claim Agent, who will send a receipt by
return mail, and will grady collect all
claims free of charge. Address;
JASPER E. W1ILIAYs, Agent,
N1ava1and- ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

The break in the market reported to have
occurred this afternoon is not, however, i'm
probable, as it may be deemed prudent to
anticipate q possible better state of things
by the next adyices from abroad, and this
disposition would influence buyers to hold
up, while it would also check speculative
operations.
The market for Government securities con-
tinues to rule very steady, though invest
ment is less active. Our New York dis
patches this afternoon report no variation
in prices.
In this market dealers continue the prices
of the past few days. Upon Gold q wider
margin than usual was observed to-day
between the buying and selling rates,
owing to the indications Of a decline. We
ouota closing rates "a follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

ONO GIRL N TRoUg.E.-The Detroit Free
Press tells the following story of a cyprisn,
named Catharine Guiott, well known in
Cleveland;
"a short time ago q female ran away from
her home at Defiance, Ohio, taking with
her a span of horses which did not belong
to her. She was traced ss far as Monroe,
captured and given oVer to en- officer who
was sent after her. ON the way back the
officer fell asleep and she escaped. The
next heard from her was that she had
opened a millinery store in Detroit, and her
history becoming known the larceny was
not slow in exhibiting itself. She was ar
rested here and placed in Jail. An attempt
was yesterday made to have her released
on & writ of hajsas corpus, which failed, and
her counsel seeing no other mode of annoy
auce, caused her 10 make a complaint of
false Imprisonment and larceny against the
Ohio officer. The case was adjourned for
some days, by which time a requisition
from the Governor of Ohio will be obtained
and the interesting female sent back to
where she belongs.