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CHARLES T Draper, Daniel r. ClarE, Parker
p Clark, George II Clark, f. iih F. Cl1rt,
Paint f3 against E jh c kmer-ln deleadan;
The State Of Wisconsin to the ABOVE ham. 4
deendaut,
You arc hereby summoned sia r.qaited to
i a'sw'r tbs complaint III bis act 81 which
is fled in the Office OF 'lc Circuit Court, IN and
fer the county OF Mauitowoc, - hauito"0c "A
cory of which is htrwi h Ivsd upon yGti "
al, aud TO serve copy q s"t.r al. "a ~ sal
complaint Oh The subscriber 1t hi IN . hs
DIV cling house J The villa. o. Mans osoc, il
said ulty, within Us nty d. aiisI the SCR
vice OF this summons On you, ex ,s,vc OF Il,
day OF such service, and II y,u tai! u an.s,r
the said complaint v i;hin tie N azores 10.
The plaintiff in his action w,ll apply 10 ia.
court for the relief demanded III tn. compliant.
GEO. REED,
f'oiney for the Pi.iatl!ls.
~ - 40 4 ~
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GEO. y. sI4oEES.

attorney md Cauusellor at L1w.
And District Attorney for Maultowoc County,
wisconsin Office on the corner of York
aid Eighth street, IIU}BHtR's Block, North
sitc VIII hereaf er be ION d il his Office
nom s. \ NJ, until +. NJ, All business
entrusted 70 lis care will b, promptly and
faithfully atsonCc 70. Adv Sc honestly gwen,
f,r which a reasonable charge will be made
All parties liable t. :" Sue ANA be sued )"
please give II" coll.
Be ,e net deceived"
Mar ifGUCc, f. L. Is 1876.
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JOHN Is. BURKE

County Surveyor Of Mnnitowoc County
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARK's MILLS.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at the Store OF N.
ahoney, or at tie Office Of the Manisowoc
PILoT.
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Il. BRENNAN.

Srpeyor and Civil Engineer.
u ESIDENCE uear CaIk'a Mills anitcwoc
II county. Orders left at the store Of III
nahoney will be ronptly attended to.
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CEsAS. A. REUTER-.

Justice d the Peace, Notary Public, Genera
Couveyancer. and Agent tor the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend to
the payment of Taxes, DC. Office south OF
the Court House.
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Tor cash, or in exchangn for produce
The public are invited to give me call at
my store one door above the Williams
House, andexamine Goods and Prices / Will
do the best | can to please all
ADAM ELESEk.
Manitowoc Octnhcr 18th iet.N.
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q. TORRySOy L. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hate
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce CT all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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HAMILTON & TREAT,

Attorneys and Counseilors at LA
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Man &C
County Wis Collections promptly attended
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j. BLOQUELLE,
Gun Smith.

E3yhM 81. bctteer0 Ing and Washington,
Nmitomoc, VS.
K EIPS constantly on hand a large assort-
IN meut OF + tics Fosng Pic :, Powder
ana Powder FIa-ks, Shot and Shot Bags, Lead
hule Mou ds, and all articles in his line
Repairing of Guns, Reviewers. Machinery
&c. promptly attended TO- and well executed
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JOHN IiEE,

Dealer in Cttiret Fu i,rIs, Clsirs, Table,,
Bedstesd~, Bureaus, &c. next door to DR..
EAsTos's. nIanitowoc, Wisconsin. WHIP
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HENRY SIBREE,
justice Of Tic ace.

OFFICE-IIErnsER's building corner Of York
4 Eighth SIS, hanitowoc WIS, Will make
collections, pay taxes, search the records,
draw deuds, cItgagrs and contracts, d.
All business entrusted to him VII receive
pre- mpt attention. y6n43
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I :ENRY SIREEF
Circuit Court NJ anitowoc County.

", Comm issior er 20 Mnritowoc county,
Dated this l7-n day Of April 1866
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And IL fact, eye ythnr5 usUsliri,usd II
DRY GOODS = }UgE!.
Lowest Market Prices

Al Of which will be sold at the
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Dc Tt not urCeIyCd. "
haiilCUcc, FcE. 46. 1866.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
From st, Louis.

Sr. LouIs, July %.
The caucus Of st, Louis for 1866 IS Just
completed. The total population, is 20i, -
800.
The proceeds OF the sales Of the drinking
saloons, for the Southern Relief Associn
ton, foot up over Sl,S00. One liberal sa-
loon-keepor gave TO the association SSOO--
$500 for his saloon, and $250 each for his
wife and himself.
The Banner, published at Kingston. Cald-
well county, IN this State, hitherto Radical,
and the home organ OF Lieutenant Cover
nor Smith, has changed hands. aud will
henceforth advocate the pollcyof President
johnson, and fight tile new constitution
Its present proprietor Is Mr. Thomas T..
Thompson, "A s0ldicrin the Union army.
There is Information from Kansas that
the Jayhawkers and Red-legs OF that State
are organizing TO invade this state to pre-
vent citizens from registering as voters aud
tO aid in carrying the November election
for their friends-the Radicals.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
From Lexington,

LEXINGTON, kY., July 26.
The Convention of Conservative aud
Democratic delegates from each OF the
counties composing the Seventh Congress
sional District. met in this city yesterday
and appointed Hon. G. S. Shanllin and
Judge Durham. of Boyle county, as dele
gates TO represent this district in the Phil
adelphia Convention.
The Democrats are making great prepa-
rations for n tremendous barbecue, 90 be
held nc this place on the first of August.
Letters have been received from Vallandig
ham and George II. Pendleton, announcing
that they will certainly be here.
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, of Indiana. will
almost certainly be present, although 40
letters has yet been received from him. 1t
will be the largest political gathering ever
held in this State. Ample provisions will
be made 10 insure the comfort of all who
may attend.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

Is the circus exhibition, Tomorrow, 10 be
given on the commons or In Beckel Hall
VIII the editor OF the Journal furnish the
desired information, for the benefit of
the COMMON MASSES"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Suicide of a Physician.

NoRIH VERNON, lsD.. July 90,
Doctor Lehman committed suicide by
taking stryohine this morning. lie AS
signs as a cause not having employment.
He leaves a considerable amount of prop-
erty which he wiled 90 a German residing
near here; he has no family.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Construction of the Monster Wig
Mam.
PntLADTIIrnA, July 70.

PHuLADEI1nA, July 70.
The wigwam for the accommodation of
the grand National Union Convention i
alreNdy inprocess of construction or Broad
and Wallace streets. IL is to be a monster
In size, covering the whole block, and
having three main entrances .tH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
20 expire on the sist day Of January. 1867
OFFICE oF rmE AUDITOR or rArg
INSURANCE DIR ARrMENT,
AT y


tOLuABUs ONO July . 1867
wHEREAs Tne NEW YoilG A,LIpESIsNI
fNSt RANCE COMPANY la,ticd ait Nu,l Norli
in the state of New Ork has hlud ia this otce
sworn statement Of iti condition AS required by
the act 20 regulate Insurance Nompai.is, NOT in
eorperated hy The state Of 0hiO,' passed April s
le% ~ 4neuipa february y 1874, and the art
TO regulate ruiesn Insurance Companies d
passed Aprll5 lSlh; aud. MnKREAS. said Com.
pany has furnished the undersigned sttlsfa tory
evidence that Il Is possessed Of AN actual Capital
of at least ONE HUNDRED AND FtPTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Invested as required by said acts and
WHEREAS said Company has tiled la this Onite 4
written instrument under It's corporate seal
signed by the President and secretary thereof
authorizing any agent or agents OF salt Company
In this state 70 acknowledge service of process fT
thruls ID said act 6i A Irli 81 1tds. EHIfrHff /
Now, TnERKF0RE, III pursuance of the acts
Aforesaid, L. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said NEW
YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York " authorized 10 transact the bust
ness Of Accident Insnrancei IN this State until the
thirty ,hrst day OF January, m the year one tl,ou-
sand eight hundred and sixty seven
lSEAL, iR WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here.
,flNaft Il unto suhseribql lny name aud causei
the seal efihy 0hice 90 Ne All kasl the
day and year above written
JAS. III, GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
by JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
II. GILLESPIE, Agent Dayton, o.
Jy95d1w
NoaMIaoS ~ "a
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s9luuetary ana Cyummtrtial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINoINNArI, July 20

CINCINNATI, July 20.
FLoml7- We have ~ report n continued
dull and heavy market. more especially for
the lower grades, which are almost unsalea-
BILE. CITY brands Of supertine are held AT
$76t7 80 trade brands Uf cxtra from winter
wheat at SOWl0; hmily at $40 25@ll 70 I;
and fancy nt $ll 50M13
WHEAr-Spring wheat Is nominal nc 81 so
al So; new winter red is held at 81 20, but
this rate is hC0l0c. above the views of buy
crs. A small lot Of old white sold nc - III.
CoIsN--Hlio market Is quiet with only a
small business doing; mixed shcllcd in cl-
cvator Is offered at G2mG3c., but lower
prices would have 10 be accepted if sales Of
any magnitude were made. Ear is held At
G0@Glc
OArsLThc demand is entirely local No.
2 in elevator are held ut 3jc No. ut 400
lie; ut canal they are held lG2c. higher
Sales Of COO bushels No. ut elevator at de
since our last
RYE--Owing to light receipts and an in-
creased demand. prices are higher, and No
will now bring zoe. 1000 bushels sold
since our last at 75c.
OROCERIEs--The market has undergone
no change bnt continues firm and lHll
prices are obtained. We quote fair 10
choice Rio Coffee at 25@3lc.; raw sugar
l2l4@l5%c.; hard refined at 17B@1Sc. (;
aud Molasses, S0m90c. for Porto Rico.
WHISKY 49, continued fair demand
at 81 u duty paid and &c. in bond.
New York Money Market.
NEw YORK July 20.
Money in lQTge supply and easy nt 1(0b
per cent. Sterling dun at l0S946l09. Gold
without decided change, opening at Id0is,
and closing at lI9te.
Government Stocks shade firmer.
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Important to Business Men
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
THE undersigned win sell out his entire stock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars.

He will take an invoice OF the stock. or viii .elt
by the lump The purchaser will not be deceived
VII give tiiqe ipr payments have one of the
hest trades Which has ever been established in tho
city Of Dayton and viii give iIl the desired in
iorn'htlon e. thoee who may wish 10 purchase My
selling uut For nnv farthei particulars emil on
me 40 my store, NJ 90l second street, DAYTON. q
lElSlAMu h. O'BRIEN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

tB- 81 6O-Duck Linen Suits, Custom-
made, can be had Mt the Eagle Clothing
store, lis Main Street, for 81 5O-Coat,
Pants and Vest.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

LADIEs.-Yohf remember we are hot in
the habit Of advertising oar goods at cost
or selling at wholesale prices, bit we want
| it understood that we are now Offering
GREAT BARGAINS in dress goods, in order to
make room for our fall purchase. BE sure
TO call at No. so Main street, and see for
yourselves. =. G. TREBFIN & Co.
ivOGdgt
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Dissolution

pm co-lATtncrshp heretofore existing under
Il the 81 lc and iiru name OF Nen Rennut A 10
was dissolved on the lOth inst. Nrn Bennett hav-
ing purchased the interest Of Mr.. Eels Either
partner will use the name Of the hrm In liquida-
tpn. HENRY AEFF
MILTON HENNET
iyt9dHwu MARCUS EELI.S
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

Positively THE LAST WEEK.--Mr. Lafet
assures ms that this is positioey the last
week of jewelry sales at his establishment
This will be the last chance. ly2idbt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

BEsT's FILTERs-PRICE REDUCED.---In or
der to accommodates all classes who desire
TO haya pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl5. This will place them in the reach
one. jy12dtf
For SALE.--House and lot on Elbow
Lane. 81 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot is set with great variety of fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries in abun-
dance. of every variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar. stabling for cows and
horses two wells OF water and n large
wood-shed. This is one of the most de-
slrable pieces of property for sale In this
city, and will be sold at n bargain, rs the
owner is about moving on farm, and pre-
fers'selling to renting the property.
JAMES KELLY,
Jul7dlm Real Estate Agent.
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Removal.

NEFF BENNETT, Mann rscturers and whole.
~ sale and iictail dealers In stoves uoliow-
ware, Ac., have removed their sales room from p5O
Third street, 10 The tooms formerly occupied by
hrown irwin, on the corner OF First street ami
the anal whore they will be pleased 20 see their
Cooking and Heating stoves
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

CHURCH DEDICATION. We understand,
the new Catholic Church In Union City,
Ind. will be dedicated on next Sunday,
July 20th aud that several of Catholic So
cieties OF Dayton have accepted the kintliu-
vintion TO participate la the ceremony,
The extra train will leave tho Union Depot
ut 7 80 AN, WerOiAider this to be an ex-
cellent opportunity, Especially IL the
weather is fayorablel for our citizens to
enjoy a trip TO Iloosierdom Judging from
the turn out OF our citi1ens on the occasion
of the dedication OF the splendid church In
Piqua- last spriag We predict large at
endance--especially as the fare for the
round trip has been liked az even less than
haU price. A FRnNb.
t%-Childron's Clothing at first cost. at
the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street,
WoNDkRFUL CURIosIrIEs, ,--Col. Prescott,
of Burnell d Prcscott's Museum, New Or
leans, is in the city, with curiosities worthy
the notice of all. He has on exhibition
Col. Kerpen, of lhe Prussian army, who
sports d magnlhcent beard six ieet in
length. Thelniant Lambert, a boy thir-
teen aud a-half years old, weighing four
hundred aud ninety pounds with many
other curlosities under a tent ON Circus
lot. Go and see chem. D va w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

FIVE GENT STAMP
OFFICE OF TuE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
CoLUMBUs, o., July :, 1856 (
II is hereby certified that the foregoing Is a cor
rect copy of the Statement OF Condition of the New
York Accidental Insurance Company of New
York, made 10 aud nled In this Onice fOr the year
1866
lSEAL.l Witness my hand aud seal officially.
FVFYFtrffr JAS, ii, GOLDMAN.
Auditor Of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
MANS inhumanity to man,

II - Makes countless thqusands nonrn."I 4
The above truthful linesI from Scotlhnfl's
immortal bard, was never more trutbfilly
illustrated than by the Journal editors
treatment of Fox, Dietrich aud Staley
After putting the aforesaid individuals
through process Of soft-soaplng, peculiar
10 himself he succeeded In pilingup in their
respective offices huge quantities of blanks
Of his own printing. Now he has the cool
eflrontery TO tell them that they have no
claims on the party for a second term. Sic
transit Fox, Staley, &C. tsr ag.tr
w HA---- - d
THE PIcNIc To-MoRRow.--Thc Picnic,
tomorrow, In honor of the birthday of
Hon. c. l.. Vallandigham, promises to be a
grand affair. The attendance will be large,
aud good time generally may be antlei-
patcd. The boat, "Kitty clyde will leave
the wharf at the Public Square, at eight
O'Clock in the mornings viii have ample
accommodation for all who wish to 90.
The Regimental Band has been engaged for
the excursion, and will accompany the boat.
Let every body be on hand in time.
GSs" Arrangements are being made for the
first national annual billiard tournament,
to be held ia New York City during the
month Of september The prizes In the
tournament are to be four in number
First, TO the winnerof the greatest number
Of games, with the title of champion OF
the champions of 1866" Second, TO the
winner of the greatest number of games
Third, TO the person making the best gem
eral average. Fourth, to the person max
ing the highest run. But In no case can
two prizes be awarded to the same indi-
vldnal. ....
| TIIE TIGuT-RoPE EXnBTT1oN.--Au i'm
mensc crowd assembled at the crossing Of
Main and Third streets, last evening, fc
witness the wonderful performances of Mr.
Denier. His splendid and daring ltats wer,
enthusiastically appiauded. The Gxhibi.
ton win belrepeateda at the sa,ne place thi,
cvening. rnBBiIb
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

The Great Race of tho Season,
uio6 ahh n nif dn88GB
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

THE VALLANDIGHAM PIcNIc.--The boat
"Kitty clyde will leave the Publ,
Square, on saturday morning at eigh
0'clock, for the Picnic Grounds Fare. 81
a couple. d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

QUEsrIoN.-Why is II Schwarz sells so
many goodsS Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always ON hand a large
stock of custom malo Clothing, and more
especially sells With very small profit,
aud asks no two prices, nc l1S Main street,
Sign Of the Golden Fragile.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

C8rParents should call at II. Schwarz'
and secure good bargains in Cllildren's
Clothing. 1lS Main street three doors south
Of the Market House. .n.4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-26
FROM EUROPE.

Empress CarIotta's Insanity -NapO-
leO1's Health = French Journals
Give UP MaximiIian's Cause-Gsar-
barities by the Turks in Gambia.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The Herald's Paris
Empress CarlOtta The hallucination was
evidenced by her insisting that she was
summoned by Mexican and other enemies
who sought to take her life, so she absolute
ly refused to quit the Vatican. The Pope
treated her with much kindness, inviting
foreign ladies of distinction to remain with
her during the night, the Empress being
accommodated in the palace contrary to
rule and precedent.
1t is said in Paris that Napoleon's health
is considerably improved. On the contrary,
it is reported from Berlin that he is in quite
dangerous condition, and that his death
may be looked for at any moment.
Most Of the French journals give up the
cause of Maximilian in Mexico. Some
Paris writers, however, assert that he will
not abdicate, but attempt to rule in mar
rowed area of territory.
From the seat of war in Gambia we have
an account of the massacres perpetrated by
the Turks on many unarmed Christians af-
ter the late defeat of the Sultans troops,
with official doings of his which animates
the revolutionists.
4 The London Times of the 18th of Octo-
Der says: The Americans have been devils
ing Notifications and casting guns on va
rious models, and they have now tried one
of these novelties against the other. The
experiments at Fortress Monroe have more
than proved the weakness of armored gran
lite, for it showed the insufficiency Of four
inch armors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-26
FROM TORONTO.
Trial of Fenian Prisoners Lynch
Found Guilty.

tOuuu OuilLy.
TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 25-Fenian trials,
second day, opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The Court was densely crowded. The trial
of Lynch was continued. Evidence for the
defense commenced by bringing several of
the Fenian prisoners to prove that Lynch
was at Fort Erie in the capacity of report
er for Louisville paper, and as far as they
knew had no military connection with the
Fenians. They stated they saw him at
Fort Erie with book and pencil taking
notes, and having arms. They also en-
deavored to prove a case of mistaken iden-
tty; that it was General O'Niel, not Lynch,
that the Crown witnesses saw at Fort Erie
armed with sword-Lynch somewhat re-
sembling O'Niel and dressed in similar
manner.
The mother of John Ryall, who turned
Queens evidence, was put in the witness
box and gave her son very bad charac-
ter. She said she would not believe him on
oath.
Mr.. Martin, defendants counsel, then
made an able speech. Solicitor General
c. Rockburn replied. reviewing the evil
dence for defense. He said the evidence
must convict the prisoner, and although
witness said he believed the prisoner to be
a newspaper correspondent, there was not
particle of evidence to show to show that
such was the case. The proprietor of the
paper had not been summoned.
The Judge then charged the jury, who
retired about an hour and brought in a
verdict of guilty. The Judge then passed
sentence of death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-26
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superfne is still quoted at $40 259lI;
family at Sl3slS Is; extrnat Sll 759l2 70, and
fancy at $l49l5.
WHEA1-No. Red can not now be obtained bo-
low % go and 81 IS was paid in one or two Instances
No. I, is held at % 90, and extra at SO IS. Hill
is quoted at 81 9593.
C0RN-Mixed, shelled. in elevator, we qnote at
S3984c, and ear at S29S3c. No White was offering,
and quotations nominal.
OATS-There was gOpd demand at 4sc for No. .,
and 5O95lc for No. in elevator.
hYE-The market was very firm. with good de-
mand from millers at 81 1901 20 for No, l. Choice
is held at 81 25, and No. 2 at 81 059I 10
BARLEY-Prime Fall is firm at 81 659l 20, and
with fair demand. One lot Of choice brought
81 IS. Choice samples of Spring are held at 81 As
P0RK-Mess Pork, city packed, is held at $32 so,
but there is only a sma amount here.
BACON Shoulders are held at l6J4916hc; Sides
at l7c, and clear Sides. l99l94c. sales Of barrels
clear Sides at l9Ac.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders are held at lac. and
Sides at l59l5Ac.
LARD Country was offered at l411c. aud city is
held at l51 for prime.
C0TT0N-Middiing uplands are quoted at 300
SIC, an other grades in oportion.
C0FFEE--The demand continues fair. and the
market rules steady and quiet at 26JS9SOhc for fair
10 choice grades of Rio Coffee.
SUGAR-l29l5c for Raw; l7,49l7hc for hard
MOLASSES-sO@0Oc for Porto Rico.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at 2s93Oc. ...
CHEESE-Tbe market is qriet Vnd steady, with
a moderate demand at l6 tl61ac per pound, actual
tare,, for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-rhe market is steady. and with good
demand at Csc per dozen, shippers count for
sEEDS-Clover is still held at Ss. at which rate
there is a fair demand. Flax is steady at % rs.
Timothy is quiet at - 1903 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-26
( FROM COLORADO.
The Indian war Commenced


JULEsBURG, COLORADO, Oct. 24.-The In
dian war has commenced. Two hundred
and fifty head OF stock were driven off by
the Indians within few miles of Fort
Sewick. One hundred head of mules owned
by Henry Carlisle, freighter for the over
land stage line, and one hundred and fifty
head of cattle belonging to Veasey, were
also driven off. Several of the herders were
killed by the savages and number of
others wounded. Trains have been attack
ed at various points, but in each case the
Indians have been repulsed. hAs soon as
the hostile disposition of the Indians was
reported to Captain James T. w. Neill, of
the 18th U. s. Infantry, commanding at this
point, he at once mounted Companies X
and NJ, of the I'd us. Cavalry, who started
after the Indians and overlook them, kill
ing five and wounding fifteen of them, and
capturing all their ponies, wagons and
arms, with the loss of but two of our men.
Much credit is due to Lieutenants b. Armes
and Norwood for their untiring exertions
in recapturing more than one-half of the
stock driven off.
, Since the above occurred three hundred
Sachems warriors have passed within three
miles west of the fort, with very hostile
demonstrations towards the whites. on.