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New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SUPREME CQUKTTCiY and County Of St


LOUIS W STEPHENSON, JOHN T. STEVENSON and ohsn 70
Judgment
entitled seon The 2th day Of January 1907 the referee sPpna
In and By said Judgment will sell public the Erchsng, "a
No III Broadway New York CITY the % day Of July 1907
2ocek through James A. Miller real estate ano1eeI Al
that dwelling house and lot, parcel Of gognd saa
lying aud being in the Fourth Ward of the City Of oe We
Westerly side Catherine and bud and houn oos
EAiery In trout by Catherine Aforesaid; NoFthery By ss
called ok street, Westerly in the b 9swsy shout four ts
wide and Suthey dwelling house and lot f gronnd h
longing Charles Osborn eenangg esdth IN ifcn fosrteeh M
breadth the fneen feet inch and IN
length ON the North seentytwo feet three nehe
evenhee feet inch be the same aoie or
privileges OF the alley gangvsy above
mentioned With the pTopreors Of the two adjoining os
Dated MAy IS. 1861 JOHN h HASklN, Referee
MyT laW6wF A. ~ WElLbk,Plrs AVy In bfoanNy,
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

The complaint IN this tis day ad IN the Caee Of Ger
of iris Court AZ the CITY the Of Newiok dated MAY -
IMy2& law6wfl MAN & fAhSoNo ANys
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
EoR LONG BRANCH and PHILAIDEEILPHIA.

Il RARiTAS ASD DELAWARE RAY RAILROAD.
MONDAY May -, 1901, the hEes VII un a. ooS'
fum Pier No q foot Il Duane ct - 80 a.
A Utts u.-ENPRESS PASSENGER LINE FOR fbtadelpha
Iorr Bneh Long Branch, Toms River aud IN
isrnsdie sions oechng a. Pier No or passengers onl AZ
t.l3 p. %. =. =, p,p.
PAST FREIGHT LISE-Levs Pier No 2 a, /; N m for Fha,
arph points the road shd on tht 'ahd. si
AaHue RATt FTesh' ialsa a. & ra and q9SA TINE 1ho'nF
Issi-. htIlhNtNni u.n-,-,
EXPRRsS PASSENGER LtNEFer New lork &c esV,s Phade
ph. from From Long Branch for New York
Al asa m and "a 30 m . - -.
TIigOUOu FARB To PHILADELPHIA, ONLY 81 Tickets can
procured baggage CHECKED At DAVIDSON, htp,' N SO
BrusdNar. \. !. w ; NNhphH a 70, Lesees
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-THE ALLAN
Ne TIC NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK against TIIB FIRST
yATIONALBANK or NEW money demand
contradiction. not r0 the above defendant.
:Yon hereby summoned and required
stamp complaint in this action which hlei in tie
cancelled CLERK Of the City and County Of NeE York, CITY
Hall said City Of NegYOk the 10th
Of the aid complaint
scrhe oces 80 Broadway Cty Of NerYoi
within after the eVioe Of this
Of the day Of such services and you fail to the
within aforesaid the plaintiff this will Judgment
against fifteen handred ninety no doa
from the fifteenth day II May eg5 bundled
besides the cOst o ts acton-Dd May
A. CAPWELL Plaintiffs Attorney
Mi7lsw6wP No 30 Broadway, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
6tcamboais an0 Railroads.
NEW ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NEW.Y ORK AND Is o Il o n,
BRISTOL, X. i.
THE gARRAGAYSHT STEAMSHIP COMPAN"s
NrH apd Magnaernt Steamers
NtN sbd aAGhih''ht NR'sW'is
IgTOL. Capt. BssJAaIs DHANrOS, and
n.ut A n StaunNs

DRlHTOL Capt. UsNJAals DhAi1ON, and
PROVIDENCE, Capt D. NJ SIMMONS,
Island Sound MONDAY, jane H. esv
ins No NORTH hlNER foot Of CnAst ladobng
Absn, PIER, EvERY AFTERNOON (sundsy erert~D at ook.
eonnretpy Boston Providence Railroad reaching
b railroad dc than by other roaedsanec by
rail- - mi.s-itHe, ~ hours.
These steamers largest stsuhss and elegant
placed upon of huhen 800 horse
pwsr thoroughly all hted the substantial
with wstertett eompamen narrow guard boilers beo~
deck aud with every arrangement hr comfort ani sarv
number and sire ~ their State Rooms aud extent and splendo
Accommodation they and In the strength Of
their hulls fully equal 10 steamers
hiAe Rooms secured tickets for AMI freight arrangements made
a, the Ofes Of the Company oh the pier In N.s-lork
I LOYD~ DOCK Huntington, OYSTER BAY
Aorrich aud BSfON DOCK (syyiThe fast and con
podons T. MARTIN Capt Samuel H. undei leaves Pier
No East RiSe (Caharine D. at ard foot OF Thirty seventh
Esst at tl0 DAILY. for the above named places
NORTIPORT and WILLETTis P0INT.-The
~ MATIANO, Capt Marshall leaves Psr No j. k H.
Cssrne daily for the above named places ats returning
leaves Northpor at q and wiletrs Point at s;i5
GREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE to the
~ WEST NORTH and EAST via TROY LINE OF SrEAME MERs,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SUPREME G0URTaci,ty, and County Of f, New y,

- vi -
- Iork-BHNJAMIN T. WEYMOUTH Plaintiff against CiAhLhs
H. STEWART DefepdAnSummou for demand On
Com se To the Defendant ioa hereby S%RoIs and re-
Sur complaint In this acton which will be hd IN
Cek G the City snd County Of al ne Sy hs
subscribers oc nos 55 and Isl Broadway esforh CITY
the day of service and fail to answer the ad eomps
within M. time aforesaid the plaintiff this will take judgments
against you for the hundred and forty dollars With nt
81 an O thereof from Febrnary 1854 $50 thereof nom
NoveIer lst November lth 1864 and on so a
February Stb 1867 besides the costs aud usouseeu" o'
Dated May llth, 1907. - -, -, O,,,,,, r,,. .,,.-....
The complaint this action duly hed this I'd day oi May
the oe 81 the CLERK City and County Of Ne~iork be ov
Hall the City Of New iori . :, =, n,,.,, MR. Az.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or NBW.Yo YoRK-ISAAC b. KRTLAND, IRA NJ HILL hhnEr
TAIMApGH and JOSEPH MYERS Plaintiffs agaln,t h
NATION BANK OF SELMA, Defendant o hone' ae
md ou contract ITO the above hsmsd psenas lou
are hereby summoned required the complaint tb Aeuoh
which win he de In the the Clerk Of the shove named Court
M, CITY Hall In the Of NewYor and 10 serve COPY
sx. 20 the complaint the sahsebers at thef once 70
Wsst in the city, within twen days Aisr The service o. -
summons on Won Of the dAy Of such service and you MI
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the 70
action will take judgment against for the sum e seven
one so 100 dollars NTH iltsrcsi the uth day OF p one
t hundred and srtyeveB besides the costs aud doufseme"
this ae,ion.-Dsied April 2? 1907 o,,, D,,,x, ,,,.x.
No "a Walls., Neg lorf
M. AID An the odlc of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-19

Hon Cbxs~< a. Ma~u~. Frx s~rr~<srv
Il 'k~ T-srisasy II ws~hiagssa. - vra \
erd-s - ;..s. IS BY ek<ies<y e srsvier.
and loas and ally Acting Gevsrn~ Il ~
Territory.
r. By oct If Assembly. ysa. -. lsse.
the county Of Srsksse vss sseessd sss Il
i.-sriiosy ~ast Of the Cseesi~ Meuntaiss a.d
north Of Walla wslla County. No erEaai-
zation under this bill taking place, % The
9th Of January, 1862. another act pass-
ed creating Spokane County. Jan. 30.
1868, al! of the territory Of Spokane
County east Of the Columbia river, was
set of aud named Sfrrcns County, in hon.
or Of the late General Isaac l. Stevens.
first Governor Of Washington Territory.
Jan. 10. 1864. Spokane and Stevens were
consolidated and the name Of Stecess A.
cribcd to the enlarged county.
(5.) January %. 1863, by nc: Of Legis-
lature. all the territory Of Stevens County,
40 then constituted, south Of the Wenatcll.
e.. river 10 the Simcoe Mountains. erected
into q county called +" Ferguson" Tho
citizens had asked fur county TO be call
cd " Yakima and with such name ono
House passed the bill. the other substitute
ing Ferguson, ard the amendment was
concurred in. Under that name no organixa.
tion was effected, and that law was repeal
ed January 18th, 1865. Three days
afterwards. the same territory was erected
into county. and Yakima, name accept.
able to its inhabitanta. was conferred.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-19

REnAKks-Cs~xi-s % small e.P't.ls.
exsbsh-< ~ ~ l~riss'is~ Assembly Of
The Tsssss9J Il wssAi~gssa-
Cesssies % ls.kcs-by sh< I<1is stivs
Assembly Of tie Territory q Ossgsa-
Counties in Rsna.-before he Trs,y
Of Limits, Juos Is. 1876. and erected I'M
der the Provisional 0ov~sunest Of Oregon.
a. Clarke County Is the senior county
organization in this Territory. and when
created, June "a. 1914. und-r the pams Of
"vancouver District" embraced all Of
Oregon north Of the Columbia river, even
up to The far-famed $40 40. Dec. %.
lS45, the Secretary Of tho Territory in
structed by law to insert county" for
" district. Sept. 5. 1849, the name Of
"Clarke substituted for Vancouver."
(2.) Established under the name of
" Slaughter" in honor Of the gallant
Lieut.. W. A. Slaughter. 4th u. s. Infantry,
who fell Dec. 4th, 1885. in the Indian war
in this Territory Of that memorable winter.
The act creating this county contained a
provision submitting the name " to pop
i,lar vote, at the general election Of 1857.
The people adopted the name Of :" Kit.
sap" a prominent and able chicftain Of the
hostiles. whose tribe claimed the territory
Of which said county is largely constituted.
(s) Organized under the name Of Sa-
vanish" Name changed to "Mason,"
by act Of Legislative Assembly, Jan. 8,
1864, in honor Of the memory Of the late
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-19
GExERAL SUMMARY.

CHICAGO. Oct. tl.-Hayes has certain
BY bssn elected Coys,nor Of Ohio by he
tween 1900 and 5000 majority. The
Democrats have ,nJority Of ons in the
Senate and THREE 10 the House. II 10
thought that Thurman OF Pendletou will
b. elected u. s. Senator to succeed Ben.
Wade. Va!landingLam's name is also
mentioned.
Sharswood's election in Pennsylvania 10
conceded by both parties by small ma.
jority.
The Dem ,crsts gain seven members Of
the Legislature in Iowa.
New York. Oct. 10.-There was cor.
siderable, xei mcnt in the Stock Exchange
to-day. owing to the discovery Of counter
felt sever -'hirties. Of the issue Of lse5.
New YoRx, Oct. lathe Heralds
R 'chmond speci Il says the greatest excite
ment since secession in Virginia now pre-
walls over the recent Northern elections.
It 10 confidently expected that while the
current Of reconstruetion will met 30
changed, that the conservative viii carry
the convention in tho election on the 22d
inst. The negroes srs denounciug Hun
nicutt. ~ the author Of all their misfor.
tunes by his extreme ultra doctrines.
CHICAGO. Oct. l3.-Large Democrat
ic meetings were held in Chicago, st. Louie.
Louisville and other cities last night, Ia
congratulation upon the rvcent elections.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1l.-It 10 believed
that the plates Of the eounterfsit boads
were engraved in England. Abost s7o.-
600 Of them were redeemed It The Treas.
ury befass The eharaetsr of ths bosds vrss
discovered. Thsss h said 70 - . 6aie
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-19

settled. On . rise Of ground one mile
north Of Chippewa the view taken in. m
cxpanse ofmany miles Ut luxusiaut prairie
aud meadow. skirtrd with timber, through
which towards the northwest can b. soen
u silver glcam Of lake. Many snug cabins
aud ample fields Of ripened wheat were
also visible while further to sha horth
the Lraf Hills, rising to height Of two
hundred and fifty feet, pave picturesque.
ness to the delightful prospect. In some
places tho prairie grass was Eve feet high,
and was rapidly making into hay by the
settlers. In that locality was noticed one
Of the handsonest homrsteads that could
be imagined; the natural beauty Of which
could hardly b improved BY the most
skill!ul landscape artist. On one side is q
lake just visible through the trees. The
soil 10 Of the best quality and covered with
luxuriant grass. and for half mile or
each side Of the road are clusters Of tall
and thrifty oak. % that tho traveller can
almost fancy be 10 travelling the lawns and
avenues Of some old estate Of an English
nobleman. The fortunate occupant Of
that homestead proved to DO Frank Web.
sr, formerly Sergeant in ths Ninth Min
nesota, y no was wounded at Tupslo, and ID
. survivor Of tho horrors Of Andeisonvills.
A settlement Of sixteen families, who
came from Iowa two years ago. have their
dwellings TRANQUILITY situated near togstber
in the timbsr which skirts the north shsrv
Of Shell Lake. 1'hsy have three hundred
acres Of land benken; too hundred acres
Of which arc fenced asd In crop. They
arc ven supplied With cattle. hosses and
shsep; have coed seheol; ere isassed-
90, psespscoss aaA essssassa.
Tie Oitsstail Laks h . lasge saa bssa-
it'll shrss q vsass. hsvisG A.sdssos
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huno''a m,'es s"oI'fi man 'ne .sn'I.
'oa'r; ana 'hn' II aeq"''es peculiar Ad..n',
ages os us connection Win g'eA' 1atufsi
wafer ehaafe's.
johnson. engineer IN ch'ei, alter visit !
ing bayfield, aud Snp''''r. went down to
st. Paul on the military road and thence
ny rail to this point and Sank Rapids, and
by stage TO Crow Wing. Alter examin-
ing that region and going up as far as the
French Rapids Of the Mississippi in a
canoe, he return TO st. CLOUD with view
Of visiting the famous prairie and lake re.
glon lying between this point and the Red
river.of the North. On the 18th instant,
in company with General Andrews, We
set out TOR tn" lied river ON the stage road.
returning along tho west side Of Sauk VAL
ley. Els ht years that part Of the country
to the Red river had made some progress.
but three years later the Indian outbreak
gave it severe blow from which 1t only
began to rally about two years ago. The
fact that this tour by johnson TO the Red
river took in eleven respective villages, be-
sides the stations OF Chippewa and Pom
me de Fcrre, viii show to what extent the
settlements have grown. TIE names Of
those villages ore as follows: st. Joseph,
Cold Springs. Richmond, New Munich.
Sank Center. Osakis, Alexandria, McCau.
layvils. Bate Lake, O.teriail City and
Holmes City. Some Of th'eo "re places
supporting three or four good stores. while
Sank Certer is I" busy village Of about
800 inhabitants having mills: printing
once anu neat ~eeAy journal 'onnson
Is OF Tue '!''.lo m quo, 'a.s""a "c:'o pay
IRON mere IN . oouS ~ county, o'S'""ce
OF ABOUT e's"'y ",ies
Inc ia'neo oaeh 'a.'ey 'sa nte more
man s'x'y "',es !" eA's"'' 'o.."w"g Tue
,sfge r2ao s,o 70 'us oeau .. INC river.
&c. rcf !,e mrs. ioa'y 'ss , . 10 se.".u p.s.ty
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ing the distance aIes" .'..%s' Ta"A ~"
.ef' ou. nus nv ". s :, w;",s" T IT, su
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

Mr. J. ~ Bolts has written to Bennett,
the editor of the New York Herald. very
severe letter, for allowing the Herala's Rich
moud correspondent to fabrieate or send for
publication false statement with regard to an
alleged interview between Gen. Scho6ed and
himself, (Mr Bolts He threatened to sue
Bennett for defamation, and athrms that the
Herald has been at the service Of every black
guard who wanted to malign or cauuniate.
Bennett aoitea, and dismissed his corrospon-
dent The correspondent in letter begs
hard to be retained as the pay and provant
sre important to him. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

~ UANO.- REEDS AMMONIA TED ST.
W PER PHOSPHATE OFLLHE.-T best
superphosphate yet offered TO the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
1t contains large amount Of animal matter
il a highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, cannot
fell to render it very valuable as q !ertizer.-
Notwithstanding We believe il to be the best
super phosphate III the market, yet, by s. pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are leasened, we arc enabled to sell it
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
II. ELDRIDGE & CO., Sole Agents,
No. l. South Wharves,
oct 1-tf Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

Mr. J. ". Forney, being about to make a
trip to Europe, was called upon at his residence
yesterday, by the clerks in the office Of the
Secretary Of the Senate, and subsequently, by
the employees of the Chronicle establishment,
the Soldiers and Sailors Union, and many
colored peonle of the District. III these dele
g,tons called to pay their respects to Mr..
F.rnev, and TO hi1 him farewell. Four or fise
columns of the Washing on Chronicle are filed
with the speeches delivered on the OCCASION OF
these leave taking visits At the conclusion
of the speech he made to the coored people,
when they serenaded MIN. the Chronicle says,
"the applause was terrific r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23
ALEXANDRIA,.
The Richmond Enquirer says ''We are iu

The Richmond Enquirer says: "We are in.
formed in the papers and from the rostrum,
and re may accept it. as true, that q great eff
fort is to be made to enrol the South in the
radical organization. Money is to flow like
water, and political agitators are TO scour the
State To meet and counterfeit these plans
the Southern people have no 'fponey but
they have honest hearts-and they have COM
mon interest to sustain. The conservatives
will hold fast to their principles, and be consis
tent, united and straight forward in their OPP
position to radical and destructive men and
measures, az far as they are permitted to do
so under the circumstances by which they are
surrounded. All this may be useless as to, pre-
sent results. We do not know that But it
will, at least, be honorable, and it will be right.
And there will be no regrets hereafter about
pursuing such course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

EDUCATION OF CoLoRED CHILDnEH. Tho
following bill is pending in the House Of Dele
gates
A bill appropriating a portion OF the capita
ton tax to the education Of eolored children.
Be 1t enacted, de-, That in the administFa,
tion of so much of the capitation tax as shall
be paid by persons of color, and as may be
applied to the purposes Of education, the
Board of School Commissioners Of the several
counties and corporations shall pay the same
to the education Of coorcd children.
The Constitution sets apart one moiciy OF
the capitation tax of the State for purpose OF
common schools This bill, therefore, in ac.
cordance with the Constitution, sets apart half
of the capitation tax imposed on colored PEG,
pie for the purpose of educating colored
children. Richmond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

1t is stated, in the Richmond Examiner,
that at the conclusion of Senator WILSON $
speech at Orange Court House, DIR. Uriah
Terrill proposed three cheers for Mr.. Wilson
and the military reconstruction bill. They
were ftebly given, when the crowd dispersed. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23
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article j: manufactured By the same house. and
contains all the best qualities Of Peruvian Guano
and Ground Bones VIM Fl. IR WIN,
NH 2S-tf No. s. south Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

The Attorney General Of the United States
will, in a few days, issue circular containing
all necessary Instructions respecting the rights
of the people and the duty of the officers, under
the late acts Of Congress, for reconstruction
under military authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance of Virginia will hold their quarterly ses
sion in Richmond tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

The Railroad consolidation bill, which has
passed the Virginia Legislature provides that
the interest owned by the State IN the roads
to be consolidated, amounting to over fourteen
millions of dollars, is to be sold, and payment
made on or before the lst of May, 1865, in
he bonds of the State at par.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

The Indian troubles in the Far West con-
tinue. The council held at Fort Laramie
amounted to nothing. The &. 8. troops are
being sent out in different directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-23

The sort OF .ft(qetty anxiety exhibited by some
few to hold political meetings, and adopt po-
liticai platforms, and organize political parties,
at the South, is not felt, we believe, by any
considerable portion Of the people of this
State, or Of the South generally We do not
think it likely, for instance, that the platform
and proceedings of meeting hell in Peters
burg, last week, will commend this kind Of
thing to many outside OF that meeting