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A NJhGULAhS DEM L hEE.-C0n-
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the County ofG.or.,,

IN inc C0unIy OF L0Fain.
DISTRICT CoURT.-On Thursday the 10th dsv Of
November
cohsoF PLEAs.o0n Tuepdsy the ID day Of March.
Tuesday the ID Day Of June.
Tuesday the l7th day Of NoVsnber.
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In the Conuhry Of Ottawa.

OIsrKIcr CoURr-on Thursday the 18th dsv Of
April.
CoMMoN PLEAS -On Tuesday the 5th day of Nav.
Tuesday the 9th day Of Oetober.
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In the County OF Medina.

DlsrEICr covAr.-On Monday the 14th day Of
September
cOsHOS PLE4s--On Tuesday the 18th day of Feb
Tuesday the 10Th day Of Nay.
Tuesday the Sd day Of November
sEUOH 59l# TEO7
In the County of Summit,
'DIsrkicr Ccukr-Thurscsy the nth day Of ssp.
ssmber. .Hetsf
COMMON PLEAS -Tuefday the 2Sth dav of Jsnu.rv
Tuesday the 2Sth day Of April, .if
Wednesday the 14th day OF Octbbsr
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And that said order be published for three CON
provided by law.
rhe Hon: ). Burke. one Gsfths Judges Of said Dis
tFlct was duly notified Of the time and place of fs
meeting, but failed to attend -"
WitDess the cfeisi signatures ofa usjority Of the
Judges Of Eaid Fourth Judicial District At the Com
mon Pleas Clerks efiesin the City OF Cleveland in
A d 1867. y .t.T II q tfilI'f
John Fitch, Walter p. Stone, Horace Foots,
Samuel 3. PTentiss; Judges.
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REvOLUTIO IN TRADE.

Ladies, you will be astonished at the value of all
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In the County of SUNNI
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Inrle County Of Cuyahoea.

DIsrRIor COufT On Tuesday the I'D dsy Of
SEPTEMBER
cOnnON PLEAS On MOrdsy the 10th day Of Feb
Iusry-
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Wednesday ths 18th day Of November.
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COLONEL FoRNEY's LETrERs.-T. B. Pc
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FIRST SUB-DiYISION.

IL the COUnty Oh ETles
DIsTRICT fousr.-on Monday the 18th day Of
April.
corHON RLEAs--On Monday the 27th day Of Jan
uary-
Monday the 18th tlay of May.
Monday the 5th day of October
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Of by tbs hearers Mr. Arthur Brooks seemed 10 me 70
be young man OF businesske talent, ana hCafu MI
Players piece very well spoken Of 49,
Latina Thesis, Johannes Edwards lie onard THESIS,
The Instability OF the Mormon sect Edw ard Mindsor
Mealey; Thesis "Tdrnng sport into business william
Franklin Davis; Disqysitio Baye as Man OF LetteTs
Charles Gurley SaundcTs DisqUsito The importance
OF the Late Political Changes in Hungary Winthrop
Louis Chenery; DisqvisiiO The Correlation OF NltA
and Physical Force" George Connie Manu. son OF Horace
Mann DissertatiO "Our Account with the Indians Oh
the West" Herbert Goldman Ciapp Thesis the Legs
lative Lobby" Edward WnsOw Fox; Thesis, Ancient
Crete and It's People" Clement Kelsey Fay Ihtsis,
"The Death Of the Irish Parliament John Preston
Player; Disqvisitio. 1.-THE Atom in Modern Chemls
try" VIM Augustus BuntDn DisquisitlS, " Leave Us
Leisure TO be Good" James Brainerd Taylor Ihesls,
"The Popularity OF Queen Elizabeth Frederic Dodge.
Thesis Boston as Described by Travellers OF the list
Century" Ernest Watson Gushing; Dsquisit0, ne
TOcqueve's Prophecies" Franklin Judson CLARK De
dustio, Nathaniel Hawthorne" George Henry !rlpP
Thesis Mr. Ruskins Estimate OF Dante Meldon LarOy
HanscOm DIsquisitio, Erasmus and NOltaire' WIN.
WOrthngton; DisquIso. The Gloom and the Solaoe OF
the Epicurean Sage" Sas Parsons Cook; DssertatO'
Democratic Tendencies In English Reform" Arthur
Brooks: CRATIC "Perverson of Moral Judgment through
the influence Of Taste" Joseph leayu SaubOrn CRATIC
Popular Respect for Official station George Washer
LeyCrett -,
Tho new Freshman class numbers ljl, and is the
largest known AZ Cambridge There were 1I6 appl
cations may as well add that James Ots Hoyt mas
been appointed temporary instructor OF history, ana
Thomas Perpont Shaw an Instructor Ia Greek aud LATIN
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SOTTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July 1S.-Gen. Sickles has written a
letter merchant this city in reply to inquiries
made by certain foreigners and Northern capitalists IN
which he says That all advances OF money. subsistence,
implements fertilizers loaned used or required Tor the
purpose OF aiding the agricultural pursuits of the people
shall be protected. and the existing laws which
have provided the most Efficient remedies IN
such cases for the lender. VIII bee supported and
enforced. Wages, for labor performed IN the
production of the CROPS. shall De- q lien on the
crop ana payment ~ the amount due for such wage,
shall be enforced 10y The Ike rnede, Jed iO secure
advances Of money and other means for tie Guilty alton
OF the soil"
The local civil law formerly the landlord of leased
lands superior lien The remedy by distress Tor rent is
abolished thus removing the lion az the landlord. which
has been hitherto paramount. IL has been the purpose
and aim of the Commanding General 10 establish such
regulations would promote thc security, economy ana
thrift o agriculture and trade appccntng a., hc does the
advantage, of pertinent and certain guarantees where
capital is concerned. II Us mo- to bc apprchrudod tdt
OF the orders heretofore issued 10 promote these dis
sIrahc objects will be tncou-glcrtly modified ON TOE
basis. Advances al subsistence are made "a certain
10 Impoverished planter In the CarO.hds bf tic
Government % the United staes.
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OFrcR o. THE HOwy MACHINE CosPAry }
No. 6S9 BROADWAY, n. T.. July IL, 1857.
nHIcfai
PARIS IMPOSITION. 1861.

Adoe Just received by mail positively that
as ONLY gold medal for American Sewing Machines d
HOVE IT. as the manufacturer sewing machine tina.
nie'e There egbtytEo different maehu competition
prize and Mr. HOWE received the additional award Of the Cross Of the
legion Of Honor as manufacturer The wording
the aEari is follows
IIowE MACHINE wyxv,y, 4 wrsov
Ooopefateht hhss Howe ir Wheeler Wilson pour
GssS5 us "a machine eoude chne b0atonHiere. Medoe
"ena'"e G0r' GOr"
m 81 those who were made knights OF the Of Honor
as published in the papers reads ,ans Mon. R1 HOW IT,
Ja1oani de machines osd eosapi" which INTO
MI bLi HOWE jr maker Of sewing machines eIhibtas'
Ffom this will be that awarded to Wheeler Wil,
was fora Battonhoe Machine and not for a., .of.o
Communicated.
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Az AMERICAN KNIGHT or 7

49, A,,pprcAN KNIGHT OF THE LEGION OF
usop Among the many who have been the recipients
Of medals ana honors at tho LAp raied d" inventor S and
stal 80 nis ~ living mac hines Elias Howe, tr. The
Tmperor who shows tact and diIcrimnat'Gn IN thsSo
a. uorc "a Knight of the Legion OF Honor ana the
.9 an machines VINO had the task OF testing 9l1
jury ~, rs Tor excellence, unanimously decided mat
live VA, not only entitled to great honors as the u
M ~ M tie ginachne but that he carried OH ts
Ntil"a n,uufactlrer well and TO him was awarded
pam The first OF the onlytW gold medals assigned
,it c1ss The numbers who have called on MI. HOVE
~ - nfre No GA Regentst., to Onor their cOnsrata
~ ~ nT,vc that many beside the Emperor ana the luiy
the Justice OF the claim The Courier Lon"
don, England
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EzzzIErZxxzzzZ
MED

BARTRAMSudenlr a. The residence Of MS parent, No 1z &
g. B,rfr,u. aged ~ wears AND months a. 49,,
The relative friends of r family are invited 70 sl'n" Sa
rom the PARK PRESBYTERIAN Church, Esh Rh ueai Iultu-'e
ON FRIDAY. July 10. az o'clock p m
nrRGEs-Ou Thntv july 49, 10 Dis 5d year John G. Bergen
Nh funeral services v hc held 90 hs late residence Lm
Trinity 60h, Brooklyn. SATURDAY, July 20 30 81 O'CLOCK H.
fe relative, and friends of the family invited 70 at'end
BLAKE-Ou "wednesday july d. James A., Youngest son OF Oa y
and S,ah L. Blake agd IL years months Sl i 10 attend
b funeral mi, rly) afternoon o'clock from the residence oi
bl. parents No l6G lleEry.st, NcwAoik
RRoWN-At Porestale Rutland Co., Vermont Friday July H.
CLARK 5 Brown late Of NeN-lork .
cOfE-Sulleuiv on Tusay, July 49, 1861 at her residence NO Il
onipcv - prklvu. josephine D. wife Of Runs T. 'oe
r A. o'clock hs afternoon Friends and relatives are invited 10
attend without further notice
MEACHAM-Iu Broola Thursday JAY ls cara A. vile OF
George L. Meacham. . , 49, ...s ,l- t.,i,.l 10 .,.,d
the funeral from ae residence No. '' lAAs'oAs1 DioVAPH
on SUNDAY. July q, % ? O'Clock p H.
o,rsc o ,yt,r Irly H. M residence Of her father A j.
Wynkoop Chemuns n y Mary vile oil Charles d. A'uns "' 'D
fify
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DARTMOUTH

HANOVER, n. H., July 1S.-The commence
ment exercises az Dartmouth College took place today
The attendance large including GOV. Hartman who
received the honorary degree Of Master OF Arts The de-
gree OF Doctor OF Laws conferred upon the Hon.
John Wentworth OF Illinois Prof Dix J. Crosby OF Hano
ver Prof Dennis II. Mahan Of West Point and the Hon
Timothy Farrar Of RoXbury Mass. That OF Doctor oi
Divinity upon tho Rev VIM. H. Lord Of Montpelier, VT
the Rev. Aivan TObcy OF Duuhau and tho Rev George
W. Gardiner OF CharlestnWn. Mnss.
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WHEELER 4 WuS0H
ARMY GAZETTE.

Br.vst MsjorGen McGovn Huntingdon Sch BTieY ST
been months Stokpn.
darsng the Adutnt Ordnance Department mouth
Caps T. b. Hunt Surgeon Sampson lad hs csFs
assigned duty the De extended three months Capt Henri
partment Missouri The sP Wade 9Th CaVay lad thirty
ng granted leave Of alb days delay granted IN reporting 10
serrs Brevet Ms H. H. Dubois Gen Buefet MAJOR
Surgeon Eli LOg Captain 4th CaytrT,
Lieut. Col sanford l Cav has been orlers before toe Re,uog
four months. BTeFst Capt III LOlm
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THE LAND OFFICE

The Land Office has reports Of ~ farms beng addeu
o. the productive Alabama and 80 Fri during the mon OF
last number % $3.50 There have been
transmitted Land Ocs within the last few weeks
~ patents deeds from the United states nd Tor nls IN
the following districts Humboldt Junction CITY and I0pek. hsSs
Brownsville Nebraska Boonve and onfou Missouri last Sagni"
Iona 1yeFs. City Mchzan Geeuelf IT. Peter st. Cond aud
WHuebsgD City Nina Francisco California These patents were
founded bounty land Ocit0us AMI Agricultural
.fu sfaHtr
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CASUALTIES IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, July ls.-Lieut. VIM. l.. Os-
horn fell from scafod at Adrian this morning ana ded
during the day The tug Johnson exploded ITS boiler ID
the Saginaw River night Capt Rafferty, and tnree
mon were Killed The boat, which was ne" one u d
tnul lo,, Judge COnaut, Of the oldest ana most
rsIered lcls Ol Detroit, died last night, aged 81
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Surgeon Henderson has been H. H. Merrill hgs been honsay
dchr Naval Hospital a. discharged from Aug ~ Ina
and waiting orders The Commodore inoiW y i he
dacng Assistant heen detached fom 0rdnah'e nV
Engineer James Lt.ro from az Boston and piced on Nfis
the N.v Al.v has hsen re- Thomas n kesgtte
vokef Actlar Assistant IA resigned
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Special NOtitts.
The AIheninn Ladies

we're paonatey fond Of perfumes but were their handsome
o noses tated with such divine that which every
.D ldy Of taste and fashion inhas her lace moHAo'r
There was no PHALON the classical ages aud consequently " la
TRACT Of the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREus
Mourning Jewelry.
onyr Jet Rubber Oak Sc for sale by GEO u ALLEN W.
ais BtosiusI Oss door below Caaast
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NlRRIED.

covDrT- UAPIN-On Tuesdi July Is Providence X 81 vac
of te brides gaudfther Mr. Josiah chaplin u tge s
a. yose Frederic Condit of New orr " Laura uAus1 "
q Chaplin of Lawrence, Mass. No canis.
HAWKINS TUOMPSON-Ou Weiresa7 july H. ar tne rslgl
tbs bride. parents the Rev j. A. Roche Nts't5 T.
$3.50 \ y to TIGe NJ Thompson of Brooklyn L. l. No cards
-MOKGAN-At E Chester y Y on MedneSla july ~ az
f h. hides parents b the Rev. Dr. T. j. sawyer,
r n Kin OF Mount Vernon Mary H. daughter Of Caleb
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TIE WEATHER.
kEw York


Thermometer stu aling at9p morning tr
cloudy Afternoon very col7 sgit u the vicinity the tiy
Hans TO- 500 Is bright rainbow a. 20 With the
secondary bow" less brg. appeared n the east the altitude ~ tue sum
Of 2' the and outer bow
ST. less visible 5j % So Raining,
sa thunder l5 pm u ~. then little rainy ald overcast
midnight Inst peal Of thunder at % Lightning rom to j.
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n,scUARGE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.

BUFFALO, July 1S.-IhOmas u. ohtIIuhn'
arrested some three weeks since charged with the mui
icr ~ M Coorra Carirf. after prOtractcd oNtin'
Hon WIS iarrcl f.l CUSTODY rms -ti--LOo; -
evidence Was produced which ae could pe implicated
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GOV SMITH ARRIVED IL MONTANA.

ST. Louis, July ls.-Moniana paper, al ail-
ro,ncc the arrival of Gov Smith and family at lielsna
aud also Col Meredith the Survey o. '' I''
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MorNoNs or THEIR WAY TO ZION.

ST LOUIS, July 1S.-FOur hundred Molli lrun
lac, p,a i,.t night for salt Lake. They came Iion
ycyn"n and viii reach their destination IA the ~tel
mart Of September.
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rur INnIAN WAR

,,, Ia i.ht train, were captured by lhuld,s vi
Ia5h ust no miles nom Fort Sedgwick, ana one 'u
Killed.
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. 49, ~ l,,ndsome edihce ON the corner of Warbuftoh
10 "a. ..ts..,. -. -. alag, Itwl cesl between
s7L,OOS aAd sl0Q.Oc0
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
~ rR.EsH,PH TO TIE TRIBUNE
AUGUSTA, July 1S.-There IS one Union Re
publican club IN this CITY numbering 4OO white and 1000
colorcd voters Foster Blodgct The Mayor. said 90 be
President OF tins club
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CHRONIC CATARRH
CHEST AND THROAT
Tue
UNION PACIFIC EAILROAD co.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
As Az ISyEsTMkNT.


TIE rapid progress. Of The Caon P,tdr Rr,p oull,S
Omals Nrbra,Aa and foag with
Mortgage Bonds which hs Company sfer pubic ss
question ike By plisa these bons s.,rsr
Hert Are they pr0iible Investment r. To reply br
Fist early completion whole gss line
be- Tie Government gr-t
twenty million Of land nnl a moa o IT, boais
practically guarantees One fourth Of be work is already das al.
le continue, be lad ol tao niles dly
n The Union Railroad Issued upon
profitable lines Of railroad she FpraAsr
years be the ouy line connecting IN, Atlantic ari Pici, sd
being without comp etIou. r.munsriiye
hundred and serenity miles hnbi
fully equipped With iepo locomotives ard tao
daily running remaining III
base oftle Rocky Nouta bli inl eais
tract 0 be done q September.
Fourth The Of the sections slrssiy aashod s'rf
Jatr has the gold aeres psa se First Morae Bonis
sreh sections anohs mile Of the rii built ths part
ss completed wou NOT pas srs' an bat be pr'as
able 10 the JompinY
Fla The Uuon Pacific Railroad
progresses therefore the unless they
a bona pit properly.
Srth. Their amount strictly by .,ul to
granted by the Government aad for which k, sooad lisa
security This upon the 81 miles from OnibAs
only BIC 90 per mile.
The s Government considers second lea
good au of,hr she railroad builders
country already pail upon the t~hs
may inspire confidence srs: lea
Eighth Although cime that there be better s-sa
there parties DO consider 6rs moTtyA<s
upon such property this the hest security the Eor ani ~bs
these boaishs securing
greater interest
H the Union pae Railroad bonds offered or s Pre'ss
dollar accrued they the heAps
cury the being Is cent les haa StoaIs
TeHh: Al the cureat rate Of premium gold, they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST
The daily subscriptions already large AMI they will coOhaus 10 os
received in NewYOrk by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. Nissaast.
CLARK, DODGE Co. Banken No. 81 Wsltst,
JOHN J. cisco SON Bankers. No. % Watst.
HENRY CLEWS & Co, Bankers, No y Wslla.
and BY BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout the United States
maps and descriptive pamphlets be Obned The, SiR
also mail from the ComPaay Once No % Sa4sau New
York application Subscribers will select their Agen sbo~
they confidence Sho alone will be responsible to them r 'hs ''
delss cry Of the boat
IOHNJ CISCO. Treasurer. EewY,rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19
ALABAMA

MOBILE, Ala, July 1S-Registration III this
city closed yesterday The total number Of persons reg
iscred is 23i9 whites aud $50 blacks.
The river steamer Flint burned 40 her vha'i TINS
morning. The loss l. 5000 which there u no in-ur-
ancc The fire was the wOrl OF an inccuGiafy.
I'LL AMERICAN flag T0RS DOWN.
A letter from Florence. Ala, says that place
was thrown into excitement on tho morning VI the Oh
nst by the discovery that during the night somo Rebel
had torn down and stolen the national flag from over Inc
Oiiicc ~ Re Frccdmcn's Bureau, whore % had pt'l
placed t o morning Of the ttA The city called nh lh
diguatoa lrriug and offered reward oi s"5 inf ihe
Apprehension Of The perpctrutor also, appointed COM
iittce 10 replace the flag a. one tpuId ~. lio
cured which was accomplished late 900 ihc came u'y'