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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

WHAT THE vorE SHows.-With larger legal
voting population, as shown by the registration,
the vote of the State in the late election falls
short Of that cast at the Presidential election
three years ago, nearly or quite twenty thou
saod, aad while Haight, with only three thou
sand more votes than were cast for Mcclellan,
has about nine thousand majority, Gorhams
vote is twenty-five thousand less than that given
for Lincoln, a result which shows that the Union
party was beaten not by the real strength of the
Democratic party, but by the disaffection and
apathy in its own ranks.-Contra Costa Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

yorE OF THE SrArE.-Full returns from all the
counties in the State except Monterey, Mono,
San Bernardino and Santa Barbara show the fol-
lowing results:
Governor -Gorham, 39,593 Haight, 4s,99o; !;
Fay, 2063.
Lieut. -Gopernor.-Jones, AZ, ,334 Holden, Az
OIL.
Secretary Of State. Parks, 4o, ,3s4 Nichols,
1871 Nickerson, 2,o2l.
ControHer.-Howell 40, ,632 Watt, Al, ,439 !;
Jones, 1883.
Trea,urer-Pacheco, 43 972 Coronel, 46, 7l2.
Attorney General 43 ,622; Ham
ilton, AZ, ,s66.
Surveyor General. = Reed, 43,s23; Bost, 49,
S56
Clerk of Supreme Court. - Waite, 1880 4;
Seckel, 46 1913.
Harbor Commissioner.-Clayton, 43, 1885, Cut
ter, 46,743.
State Printer er-McCarthy, 1856; Gelwicks,
4s, 900 Jeffris, 4,434.
Congressman-Frst District.-Phelps, IL, ,ssl ;
Axtell, l7,4s2.
Second District. - Highly, 1914; Cofroth,
l4,797.
Third District. - Harrison, l4,3s4; johnson,
1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

TEE ALABAMA CLAIMS are now up again for adjustment
and the British has expressed itself desrop
m arbitration Among the claims perstngy pressed .
Of sTerpresen and active Aver Co., for tn.
yalpe Of shipments Of Cherry Pecora sArsaparla Ague
Cure and Pills. Oregon, vancouyer Island and
Russan America, destroyed the Alma Schmidt of the
Of South America So universal is the their
remedies that they anoat almost this
arm sequeuty caught between the upper and neither mill
sones contending nations But they known stand
up for their rights, and TO get Washington o. C
kepublicaH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

top Of column of the last issue of the Spirit Of
the Hme. The line originally read Hose for
Sale" but the printer had evidently been "pick-
ing" Es from IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05
REDINGTON'S
fladoring Ertrafts

are made from Fresh Fruits. hrch
bottle holds twice as much as any our
brand in the market, consequently tney
are the cheapest and the I,
ra Use no 0fheI..
for the Pacific coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

IsprAH KILLEp.-We learn from the Humboldt
Time. that Indian Pete was shot, near Arcata
last week. BY another Indian. Pete rendered
valuable service as a soldier in the late Battal-
ion of Nountaineers, and his brother red-skin
probably killed him out of revenge.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
FILING PETITION.

- = =
DARIUS ID. Shaw, Of Stockton, Chau-
~ tauqua County, and state of New York, will take
notice that Florlla s. Shaw did the Goth day of Mar
1867 file her petition in the office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the County of Ashtab
la State of Ohio charging the said Darius Shaw with
gross neglect of duty and cruelty and other things and
asking that she may be divorced from the said Darius D.
Shaw which petition will be for hearing at the next term
of said Court.
Dated this 1st day of April, A.. d. 1867.
g2|I.t, T. FLORILLA S. SHAW.
Per T. X Goddard Attorney yf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

easily, sciMout doctor or
medicines. s..,..-, ....,-,g
Sent postpaid on re-
ceipt of 10 cents. -,
DR.. e. B, FOOTE,
1130 Broadway N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

WHEREAS, The Manhattan Insurance Company: loca-
ted at New York in the State OF New york has filed In
fhs office sworn statement of its condition. required
BY the act roregulae Insurance Companies not iIcor
norated ythe State of Oho passed April 1856 and
ameded February o. 1864; and the TO regulate for
egn insurance companies parsed April 5 1856 and
wRereas said company has furnished the undersigned
SATISFACTORY evidence that spossessed of least One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars invested as re-
ouired by said acts; AND WHEREAS, said company has
fled in thisoice written instrument under its corpo
rate seal signed by the President and Secretary there
Of authorizing any agent or agents. of said Compa-
nv in this State acknowledge service of process for
and in behalfof said Company according to the terms Of
SAY Now %y' therefore in pursuance the acts aforesaid
Z James HJGolnan Auditor of the State of Ohio do
hereby certify that said Manhattan Insurance Compa
nv of New York is authorized to transact the business
Of Fire and Marine Insrancein this State until the
thrtyrs day of January in the year of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixtyeight
~, IN WITNEss WHEREOF, i have hereunto sub
% 19a scrbed my name and caused the seal of my Of
flee to be affixed, the day and year above writ
.'<ok7sfS JAMES H. GOODMAN. Auditor of State
by James Williams Chief Clerk. %3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
FILING PETITION.

W FILING PETITION.
v . M. Thompson, of Erie, in the State
of Pennsylvania will take notice, that William Sanborn
of the County of Ashtabula in the State of Ohio did
the 18th day March, A. D. 1861, File his Petition in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the County of
Ashtabula in said state of Ohio, against " NJ. Thomp
son. defendant setting forth that there due said Will
liam Sanbor from the said " NJ Thompson indorser
on two promisory notes. the of Five Thousand Dol
January s. 1861 and Three Thousand Dollars thereof
from March 1867 for which the said William Sanborn
asks Judgment against the said V. NJ. Thompson which
said promisory notes made by James Kennedy 6
Company payable to the order of said " M. Thompson
one of which is dated Erie Pa December 5th 1865 for
Two Thousand Dollars payable in 30 days from date
the I'd National Bank Erie Pa and the other dated Eric
Pa January 9Th 1865 for Three Thousand Dollars paya
bic in 90 days from date the Ocean National Bank New
York. and both indorsed by you that on said 18th day
of March, A. D. 1867, the said William SanbOrn caused an
order of attachment be issued in said action an that
in of the commands of said order of attach
ment the Sheriff of said County attached the property
of said v NJ. Thompson the following described lands
and tenements to wit situate in the township of Dorset
Ashtabula County, and State of Ohio and known parts
of lots numbers fortyone 4D nine (4 and fifty,
M in said township of Dorset and bounded and describ
ed as follows to wit: the North by lands of Hill
the Plank Road and the original lot lines Of saiaot N
f0ry-one East by the lot lines of said lot number Al,
Collins and the East and West Centre Road in said town.
ship of Dorset and West by lot nes of lot Al and 90 and
by lands of j. HILL and containing 2&s acres of land,
more or less valued S6 and that you requi ed
said petition before the 3d day of May
A. D. 1861 SHERMAN & FITCH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ashtabula March 49, 1861 $500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
LEGAL. PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
| 1EGAL NoTICEJulia A. Bidwel

LEGAL notice. nlia A. Bidwell,
who resides in the State of Nevada Harriet Asden and
Edwin Amsden who reside in Ashtabula Ohio, and Har-
ret Bartlett, Franklin Bartlett, Charles Bartlet Eunice
Bartlett and Alice Bartlett who reside IN the StatS OF
Connecticut, and PAMELA Bartlett Of Ashtabua Ohlo
will take notice that petition was filed against mem
Pleas, of county, Ohio by Henry BdWe ana
is now pending wherein said Henry bldweh dehlahos
partition of the following real estate, to-wlt:
situate in the Township of Ashtabula County OF ASH,
tabnla and State Of Ohio being in Township NC; 10 IN
Reserve, and "a known BY being south part OF lot NO.
new said Of Ashabua ana Ia %err
Woodrough on by the bank of Ashtabua Creek
the west by lands owned by James stearns on the
north by the center of the Sonth Ridge road
to contain IS acres of land which land is subject to the
dover estate therein of PAMELA Bdwe and that az the
ply for an order that partition may be made Of said
premises, and that said dover estate may be assigned
= tlFS n G III = HENRY BIDWELL >sJ5
i. ~ sFs. BY WADE & WATKINS
April 12 1867. -ii go3w6 % ha+ his Attorneys -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
GEO. WILLEAsD, AshtabuIa, Agent.
=
Statement of the Condition

M ANHATTAN INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK,
On the 3st day of Dccenber 1866 made to the Auditor
of Ohio pursuant to the statute of that State
CAPITAL.
The amount ofts Capital Stock all paid upis $5OO0OO 90
- - AssErs..-. -
Cash of the Company hand, and in the
hands of Agents and other persons 9O29S Il
Bonds and stocks owned by the Company 5S0950 90
Debts due the Company secured by mortgage 90
Dehts otherwise secured ...... 20S02 US
Debts for premiums, Fire and Marine. 6,1S5 so
Interest due and accrued ed............... 9S16 rs
All other securities 1906 125 03
Total assetsof the Company,.-,n,.s.., .,103412S 10
LIABILITIES.
losses unadiusted- and Marine .... 9SS92 90
Losses in suspense awaiting further proof 1,75o,Oo
All other claims against the Company--un- -
claimed dividend LIZ! .....-. ..... ~ S4s 81
Total Liabilities Liabilities saA.!..a. ME 1o74s4 SC
MISCELLANEOUS. r.
The Greatest amount Insured in any ns $25 00c 90
STATE OF NEW YORK, ss
r,.r. COUNTY OF New York. i - r4ts.rlL :
r 81 ANDREW J. SMITH, Vice President and GEORGE B..
HoDasDoE Secretary of the Manhattan Com
pany New York being severay sworn depose and say
that the foregoing is full true and correct OF
the affairs of the said Insurance Company and that they
sT4.Tf,5 = q ANDREW j. SMITH, Vice President.
-, "a --.-s,. GEORGE B. HODGSDON, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 23d day of Jan
l TsSTA mp 17F'1 '1s Commissioner for Ohio.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
- COLUMBUS. Ohio April 13, 1867.
IT is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
spy of the Statement of the Condition OF the Man,
haitian Insurance Company Of Ne New York madeto and
filed inthis Office, for the year 1850 4tslsst ~
SEAL tsEAI.1o JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
By JAMES wIfLfAMsi ohiefCl rks - = 's'ssS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
Bounty and Pension Laws Passed

Good News for Soldiers their Widows and Heirs ]!
ALI. SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
"A in tbe II s Army after April 13th 1861, for three
years and who have received but Sioo Doun'y' arc e
tied to 500 more.
The widows or heirs of such soldiers who died in SER
vice are also entitled to the 800 increased bounty
All soldiers who enlisted after the 18th of April 1861,
for neriod of not less than two years, who have
ceyed but $50 bounty entitled to- $50 in addition
The widows and heirs of such soldiers as have died in
service are entitled to the same bounty. - -
The pensions of widows have been increased SO to
add So month for each child under 16 years old
Send your discharges and apply in person by letter
to the undersigned, at Ashtabua or Geneva who will
collect all soldiers claims promptly. Fees reasonable
No charge for fees until money is received.
THEODORE HALL,
Atty at Law and Claim Agt
SS7 Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

FILING PETITION.
= AsIIrABJ5LA COUNTY. ~ mon Pleas.
KATE L. DYER
VS. Petition for Divorce
GEORGE DYER.
The said defendant, GEORGE DYER will take notice
that the Both day IF March, 1867, the plaintiff
filed with the Clerk of said Court her petition, charging
the said GEORGE DYER with wl absence from her, and
habitua drunkenness for than three years, and
asking that she may be divorced from the said GEORGE
DYER, which petition will be for hearing at the May
term of said Court, A. d. 1867.
Ct 901 LEE & KELLOGG Attorney for Plaintiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

The bill introduced into the House by Mr.
Kelley, OF Pa. 10 enforce the constitution al
guarantee that the States shall have republican
{Statel governments, is now rapidly growing
into fayor among the members. The point
aimed a. by Judge X. is to provide that here
after Congress shall be required to sanction
any changes mace IN State constitutions. The
disposition manifested by the convention now
IN session at Indianapolis to put upon Maryland
by the action Of a body of men thoroughly
devoted to The ideas and principles on which
Il was recently attempted to subvert the
Union, q new Constitution based upou the
doctrines of John Q. Calhoun, pure and
simple. is at the bottom OF this growing Con-
sressional disposition to enforce the provision
Of the Constitution of the United States giyins
the guarantee referred 10 above.
To secure the adoption Of the Calhoun Con
sttution they are now framing, the Annapolis
Convention propose to deprive the whites o.
the counties OF the State where slavery was
ic-meriy comparatively weak, of their co.
equality with the whites of the former heavy
slar eholdiag counties, and to make the blacks
''chattels' IN every respect but that Of being
owned by individual persons. Congress,
viewing both of these propositions as being
sisraliy anti Republican are rapidly coming
tc the conclusion that it will be necessary
promptly TO pass MI kelley's bill or some
other legislation TO the same end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
THE CURRENT SESSION

This forenoon the impression is gaining
gIousd that the current session of Congress
may DE longer than has here ofore been though
probable. THIS belief arises from the mani
festauon OF disposition in the Senate to de
bste the supplemental reconstruction bills a.
greater length than was previously antictpa
teo. IL ms disposition is indulged in, sup
Elemental bill may not be passed until the en-
CT he&t week 1t will then take an additional
week 70 pass 1t over the veto with which the
President VIII return 1t to Congress II the
Seraie consumes much time in debating the
SUBJECT there is Likelihood that the House.
while awaiting their action. will be drawn into
legislation on other matters which NAV, nos.
sibly, stIIl further protract the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
THE KENTUCKY QUESTION

IL is now certain, we apprehend, that the
Kentucky members elect to the present Housa
will be required to clear their skirts of the in,
putation of disioyalty before being Judged
qualified 10 sit in the hall. The House is sat
tied IN The purpose OF permitting none 10 be
amorg them who are in fact unrepeufan I
rebels They design enforcing the spirit a.
we'll as the letter of the iron clad oath. The
Hon Mr Logan, OF H., may fairly be regarded,
III his efforts on this point, as the representa-.
tive q the sentiment of the country He is
keenly alive to the danger involve in LEAVING
the rebe lion bnt hail suppressed, as it would
be- with lis representatives sitting in Congress.
The nation has made too great sacrifices tn
suppress it 10 admit the idea that il will CON
sent to anything Of the sort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
TELEUkAMs TO THE STAR.
LATER jfRoM MEXICO.

3 "a LATEE FROM MEXICO. t.
Mad. Jsafs xgelnx % Vera Cruz-Prsceed
aiuss efthe EENkf Martial which coH0e naas
ked MaximtIlan-Iiis Defense-sumnary
EProceediniG Fa ~
NEW, ORLEAns.S July l0.-Madame Juarez
and party, namhering fifteen persons, arrived
here last nigh and lett this morning for Vera
I ruz on board the revenue cutter wilderness,
Captain Faunce. They will have bu, slender
accommodations, as the vessel was not built
for passengers.
we have the Brownsville Raachero Of the ith
/ instanG whicA publishes the proceedings OF the
court nartiai that tried Macmillan and his
/ The court was composed or Lieut. Colo
mel, president; six Captains and Judge Ad-
vocaae. .t.,.
The prisoners were tried separately, each
plea containing denial Of the jurisdiction OF
the court, and protesting against the refusal OF
the right Of appeal. .. 81
Maximilian Was confined TO his bed when hts
ease was called. HIS trial being last, he w as
ably defended by Senior Eulaiio Ortega, who
retuted the charges of 0surper and cruelty and
Macmillan Was cheated into the belief that
Juarez had abandoned the territory, and that
one of the articles OF that law was dictated by
this French Comm ander. in Chief, and who
said moreover that the law was only intended
az terror, as there had never been any petit
ton for pardon presented, bat it was conceded
useless Nhff0s H +s II y"
He earnestly asked the members Of the Court
In the name OF civilization and the history
which will Judge of the terrible deeds done
this day. AS the defenders or the second inde-
pendence of Mexico to save the good name of
the country. Coming generations will ap-
plaud the crowning Of the greatest victory by
the gregtest pardon. - $500. 4 adj e. ~. !
Among the accusations against Macmillan
was one for attempting to prolong the war by
the decree OF March 9TH. creating regency in
case OF his death in the approaching battles.
Jesus Maria vasquez, one Of Maximilian's
counsel. closed the argument as follows 80 Ii
you condemn the Archduke to DEATH am not
uneasy about q coalition in Europe or the
threatening attitude that the United Stafas
may ASST fne rowArds the Republic. have
confidence Isl hesIiberaI armies that ave
routed FONT the French from this soil bat
fear the universal reproaches that will fall
upon our country as an 'anathema more than
.aEen' the sentence OF death, because Of the
nulllty of the proceedings of thds court -
The court commenced at s q. m. on the 18th,
went into secret session on the evening of the
18th, and dissol we'd at 10 p. m the same night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

1HE 1RRAsVRY.-TheC Committee OF Exsmi-
hation' recently appointed by the Treasurer n
investigate the condition Of accounts and other
matters connected with his department. are
rapidly progressing in their work They have
nHSneo TIE cash division, and are new ahopt
entering upon the REDEEM pton diyi.,nn rhtos
us supposea, VIII be completed in q few davs'
inis is the ftrst investigation OF the cash al
VISION OF me Treasury which has been maaa
aole TO the clerks employed therei1 thai ,hatr
aoeouhlS were found to be perfectly accural q.
sno the books kept in q neat and systemstic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
Last week, the hot and damp weather in New,
York caused great increase OF the mum ber OF
deaths. There were 472 deaths in New York
city ian increase of Go over the preceding
week and 25s in Brooklyn. Three-dfth OF
the deaths N New Y DIRK occurred among children
under hve years OF age. Measles and scsrla.
tina Killed 10 in New York and % in Brook
iyn, and diarrho'al disorders-mostly in chill.
dFen-desuoyed 81 lives in the former city and
% n the latter. The increased mortality was
experienced only in those districts that are
either oyercrowded or uncIean and badly
drained, or where all these evils ca.e,is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
.s~.... II, FROM THE PLAINS, .a aE.
Disorderly hEanduct of Soldiers AT Fort
II. Laramier-MOre Indian 0utrages.

ST. LOUIS, July"1O-An Omaha dispatch
says that on Saturday morning some soldiers
from Fort Laramie went to Raffertys Rancho,
five miles distant, and demanded whisky, and
because they WIRE refused threatened % burn
the rsrche. Ascend demand being refused.
the soldiers atiacked the store keeper, and one
formed IN q line and fired Sc veral shots at the
rancho 'si' - - ~ =
Subsequentlythe prov ost marshal With ffty
soldiers, arrested the occupants' Of the rancho
and took the safe and desk out Of the building.
These was after Yards ROBBED ana the rahche
harmed The proprietor estIpat his loss at
'S6O.GOO. A court martial at Fort Laramie was
examining the mater. ~ 80 To-
Indian drpredations are again reported on
the Platte rtfer Lieut.. Kidder, OF tue I'd cay
airy. with ten men fhd guide, WIKI, left Fort
SedeeRick or. the s9th 1ltimo, with dispatches
Tor Geheraf pnstar, has not been heard from,
and fears are entertained tor their safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
From the West Indies.

HAVANA, July 4-The bark Ocean Home
was not sold on The first, MT Stewards request
being complied with 81.
The reported revolution at Porto Rico, was
simply military revoltand was easily sup
pressed. The leaders were executed
1t is reported that q cargo ois slaves landed
recently
Each vessel arriving after the tvventy.first,
will be fined twenty five dollars for lack OF
weight and meas ure II not stated in the mani.
fest. .s..g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. p.
FBy Gable to the Associated Press.1

ENVN ESNNVIHl AV-DAI. -
.a... by Gable to the Associated Press.1 i: 3.
LION DON. July iG-Noon.--Consols, OK: U
S. 5.20's, 73. -'' ta=t.. ID ~ GsE
LIVERPOOL, ~ My INSTRUMENTATION heavy
Uplands. l10aS: Orleans, lid Corn, 37s.- Other
articles unchanged. III tta8 ,@4
= LONDON, July U--2p. m.-Consois and U.
S. 5.28's, f1Imer since opening. and 1-l6 higher
Cotton firmer, and in better demand: salcr to-
day will reach 10000 bales. Other markets
unclaimed. .#1tr- t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

IHE INDIAN WAB.-Fhe Commissioned
OF tndian Affair Is understood 70 be er.
eIuEg himself to induce Congress lmIee
'ely 10 authorize the appointment Of a
competent commissioner, who shall proceed
t; once 70 endeaVor to treat with the tr,b,s
Low 81 y al with rs. II e estimates the cost Of
tl.s V at at million dollars weekly, and be-
heyes lie can speedily bring il to a satisfactory
close for tie cost OF such q commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

CAFARD.-The statement published in q
morning paper that the stea mer Susq johanna
had ssiled for Mexico with dispatches to
Juarez from this Government, demanding th q
release O. Santa Anna, is entirely unfounded.
l he Susauehanna is the flag snip OF the North
Atlantic squadron. aud has sailed for a cruise
III the Cult whittier he was going some time
since but he yellow lever having made lis
appearance on board, 1t was necessary to
eeTae further north. The disease as now an
ueIS disappeared rom Ike steamer and she
tas sailed TO- her original destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as foilows
NEW YORK. July lO.-First Board-U. $ 6's,
1851. coupon. los; do registered, ii0S; do.
520's, coupon. ILL.,; do registered, 100; 90.
Certificates -; do. 5-au new Issue, los =; do.
73o's. 1CSs; 1040's registd, l0!; coupon, 1902 !;
Pacific Mail, lex; Atlantic Mail, i07 Y Canton
Co., 4Sa,; Cumberland, ~; Quicksilver, SO 3
sMariposa Il X; prefd, 2tS; NY. Central los !;
Erie Railway, 69S; preferred. IS; Hudson
River Railroad 1904; Reading r. r.. lo54;
s3a; Illinois Central r. r., 1885,; Cleveland
ana PittsburE 32%; Northwestern ASK; do
preferred, 67S: Cleveland and Toledo, l2ok;
Rock Island, OK; Fort Wayne. 1905; OHIO
and MISS. certificates, 27H; Western Union
telegraph, 49a; Boston Water Power, 222a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

The WHITE HoUsE.-A number Of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to. day, and
had interviews with the President. Pos .mas,.
er General Randall and Attorney Genera,
staaoerry had an interview with the Execu.
tive this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10

DIR STEVENS took occasion TODAY to dis
claim the utterances credited to him in regard
" MS colleagues by gossipping Lancaster
correspondent OF the New York Herald