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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05

*g,SIb,aEl tbs ,2s5 5,379, t27
Drafts have been drawn, but not yet paid though
payable, amounting to 81 o05 s62 which left the amount
subject to draft the Goth of October 275 o3s Over
drafts have been made during the past month Of >sl6
which further reduces tho amount subject to draft ID
$3,469, 500.
twill DO perceived that the surplus rapid
ly disappearing. It has fallen of from $I 1872 ess in
July last to $6s7e2as, decrease Of AS in sbou
three months.
The amounts deposit in the banks Of the three prn
cipal cities at three periods, were a. annexed. The
amounts now in those repositories have very little inAu
ence upon their movements and it will be we'll wher
every dollar Of the surplus has been disposed Of
GovERNMENr DEPosIrs NEw YoRK, BosroN AND Par
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Navigation or TN. ohio RIVER.
MONEY mANKET.
Wednesday, Nov. 40 p. M.

The stock market wears little better appearance
Quotations improved fraction to-day Long Island went
up Il per cent Harlem Il, Norwich and Worcester
Morris Canal y, Reading Railroad ii Farmers Loan
left OF at yesterdays prices The result of the election
in this State has undoubtedly had effect upon the mar
ket, and if the andcipatioW Of many confirmed an
increased favorable influence upon prices will be real
lied.
We annex the United States Trsasurer's monthly
statement showing tho amounts at his credit in the
rous repositories and the MINT by returns received
three periods This table shows the amount deposit
in each bank &C. At the date given and not the amount
subject to draft -
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE TRrAsURHH TINE US,
TED STATES.
kfug. "a. Sept a. Oct g.
0wf an M ~, 6w,, -
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Swellings &c. &cCompound Syrup Of the Hydrodats of
Potassa Sarsapsrlla and Yellow Dock The above pre-.
pared from the purest articles and recommended the
best and only for rheumatism At this of
the especially is of the greatest importance will
palms. stiffness of the Joints back shoulders &c. &e IL
thins purfes aud quckens the circulation and leaves
Of the animal perfect state of health.
The virtues of each article have long been known to the
Faculty and by their udcious admxture their effects
greatly increased For sale by Charles H. Ring Druggist
and Chemist, l9k Broadway, corner John street.
Kings Cough Candy for sale above.
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Foreign News.

The Britannia is overdue; she is in her sixteenth
day. and the Spectators on tenter hooks. All
those having cotton, -four, corn, wheat, &c. &C.,
to sell, are cautioned against the spectators; and
all those wishing to purchase any ofthese articles
must keep sharp look out to the windward
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, to be issued on Saturday
morning, will contain all the election returns
and graphic illustration Of a scene at one of the
polls
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ton from ito interoY q. thA State,

hon from lks lnterof "A ihA State tni should The
constitution be defeated, WI The members OF the
convention refund the money they received from
the Staie-the four dollars day? This is an inn
portant consideration.
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The most pOrta-
Bile and at the same time the complete and elegant a
Gle now having requisite gentle
mans toilet, and as travelling invaluable For
sale by q. SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway
opposite Howard's Hotel
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Court CaIendar-ThIs Day.

CoMnor PLEAs-Part LIST. Nos. 100, IL, So 65, 50 81
H. "a Is, 81 l25. los, l23 Part I'd Ca o. "a So 50,
&c. 90, 81, Is, %, 81, 3lS, %, 100, I02, So
SUPERIOR CouRTNos Q, IL, IA, 49, a. rs, &c. 81 80 to
Al, lac, ~ to 40, 81 to co.
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= Before JudQs EdWsFh
Renly u.s. IVA Haihsdd CeRpsRy This cause
Resumed yesterday morning and occupied the whole
and Is further adjourned.
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PRAcTIcAI, AMAIeAMArIoy AT AtboI IN Tro

Practical INAUGURATION AT Athol, on Tues-
day evening, Rev. J N. Mars, a colored gentle
man, and preacher Of the Wesleyan order was united in
marriage by Rev. Mr.. Town. of Salem to Miss Eliza
beth Holt OF Salem, whose skin of unblushinp white
mes. contrasts most strangely with the ebony color of
the bridegroom. Mr. Mars formerly preached at salem,
tie the varegated knot Mars we Understand hos Nv,
RED two wives and about so years of age and the
respec sable-Barre Patriot. s"1
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zion Of dealers invited @ this article being made OF the
material, city manufacture and under
supervision. They have in every instance rem
deredsthe most perfect satisfactlon
G. SAUNDERS < SON, lit Broadway
few doors above Courtlandt ST.
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Ao,hi. 81 lob Qld
very large portion Of these transfers have been ma,
from tho banks Of this and other Northern cities Nc
Orleans whore the bulk of the expenditures on accou
OF the war; have for some time past been made In a
dion to the decrease in the surplus revenue since Jul
whch amounts to more than five millions s., 227 0o0
treasury notes have been issued showing an expend
tare OF nearly nine millions Of dollars over and abov
receipts, within the past three months.
The issues of treasury notes under the different sc
have been annexed -
TREASURY MOTIFS ISSUED NOV. l, 1916.
amount outstanding of the several issues
Prior to act of 22d July, ls46, as per re-
cords OF this Office. ...,....,..... 4ll2,aS3
Amount outstanding Of the issues under the
act OF 22d july 1916. ........ s,777 900
-I
s,o3s,2ss |
Deduct cancelled rotes in the hands OF the
accounting officers. ................ $4,000
ss,o79, 2sa
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice N
treasury notes issued under the act Of July 1896
ing an interest Of ons mill per hundred dollars per
mum, may be deposited in exchange for treasury nc
carrying interest Of ave and two-nfhs per cent
snnum.
The receipts into the Treasury, and the expenItur
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STEAMER GREAT WKsTERN.--The ship Eliza
Warwick, from Cronstadt, at Boston, reports, Oct
lsth, lat. 4s, long IS, passed steamer Great West
ern from New York for Liverpool. The g. W.
was then ten days from New York.
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This shows that nearly one-half the aggregate amous
OF deposits in the whole number of dspostorss Of III
government is in the banks of this city. Boston an
Philadelphia After all the drafts which have bee
drawn are paid, and the transfers ordered made. IN
amount in the above depositories will be about two NJ.
lions of dollars.
The tranafera ardarad MAE. a. ILL.,
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TRAINERS ORDERED.
10 Canal Bank, Albany. .............. $4,000
TO Bank OF Commerce. New York. 1881 d
~, - psnk Oh america, New York. ....... so 600
To Merchants Bank New York. ESQ 800
To Chesapeake Bank Baltimore Md Is 600
To the Canal and B'nkng Co, N o. La $40 aII n
AZ osnA VI missourl, 81 Louis, Missouri. 26,c
ioai. 49,. $los5. GAG n
TRANsrsRs ORpEREp
From Oliver Lee Co.'s Bank Buffalo. NJ Y slss3l \
from mech and raIm BIZ Albany N. Y. 80 900
From Albany City Bank, NY. 40 COO
FROM Sshsi bsnk, Albany n. Y. ........ 10 900
from BANK Oh commerce, T.. ......... 100 900
From Bank Of Amsrics, N. Y. - 5sI4 a
From Bank Of the state of New Y ork n " 100 GOA
From Mechanics Bank, N Y. ... rs 0o0
From American Exchange Blk, ny. 90 600
From Merchants Sank " Y. 100 600
From North River Bank, N Y... so 600
FROM rhiia bank' rhila. .............. a. 900
From Bank ot Commerce, Phila. ,. $4,000
From Bank Of Erie Erie. ......... 10000
From Chesapeake Bank, Bait. - o5 600
From Cofcoran K Riggs, Washington $50, Is 600
From Farms. Bank Of Va Richmond 10 600
From Bank Of Virginia, Richmond. ~ 90 Oe0
From Planters Bank, Savannah, Ca. ., 5000 4
-, -.
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DEM maj .s.'..'....... o&"
In there is further increase in the wing vote,
Young's majority will be o to 1000.
CANAL CoMMssIoNrRs ELECTED.
g9hn TUCSON '''......''.''''.'.'. iUen'
MEMuvRs CoNoREss ELECTED.
(Whigs in Italics; Democrats in Romans; Natives IN
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Such return as this must startle the members
of the late conventions. What doe, our Post
master think of the vote on the State Constitu-
lion He may, however, receive some consola-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
MORTGAGE SALE

| DEFAULT having been made in the
= condition of certain Indenlure of
Mortgage executed by James b pose S
OF The town OF healIand in the county 0!
Racine and Territory OF Nisconsion, To
Charles H.. Merritt and d. Thomas Vail
ct the CITY Of Troy in the safe of New
YoIk,as E xecntors OF the last and will
testament OF Ezra I Doughty, lae OF sad
Troy, deceased. bearing date The sixth 81
day Of August in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty luer
(lS44) and recorded in The Office FOR the
Registry Of Deeds for Racine County
aforesaid, on the seventh O. day Of Oc-
tobcf in the year OF our LORD one thousand
eight hnnd cd and forty folr (18i4) at
cigh, (8} O'Clock in The forenoon o! said
day in volume d. of Nor cages, p ges two
hundred and forty Gao and TWO hundred
and forty one (24D upon which Mortgage
with the Bond accompanying The same,
there is claimed 10 be due the da e of this
notice the sum oilwo hundred and ninety
seven (2J7) dollars and forty nine (4D)
cents, and no suit having been commenced
for the recovery Of the money secured by
sa d Mortgage, or for any part lhereol:-
Now therefore, notice is hereby gisen That
n pursuance, and by the authority, 0! the
power Of sale IN sa Mortgage contained,
and il pursuance OF The statute in such
case made and rravi,e will be sold n
public auction or vendue 10 the highest
bidder tn erefor, al The City Hotel, kept by
John Bush, in the village oil 'souhport.
Racine County, AMI Territory Of Wsc1n-
sin, on Saturday lie twenty seventh (27)
day # MARCH, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand e & il hundred aud fo~ty seven
(lS4)a, ten(l0) ,'clock i the forenoon Of
that day. all the premises described IN said
Mot1age Tor so nue., thereof as shall be
sufficient to satisfy said Mor;gl4e, together
with costs Of sae) which said premises are
rs follows, 10 wit: the west half Of tie
nor'h-wes' quarter of sect on number sew.
eneen (l7) in township number one a.
nor;h, Of range number nineteen (19)
cast, con,aing eighty (s0) acres: Also
the northeast lrac i2nal quarter Of Sec
lion number eighteen (lS) in the same
lownSh p and range as aforesaid Except
ing and reserving from sad fractional
quarter all that part thereof lying and being
north and ives Of Ike Inlet to the Lake,
b ing abo2i five ~ acres. ond tie same
borgaIned and sold by the 81 d Mor'gagor 10
Andrew &. NJ !'e) aI' Ct said l1n!s lying
in Racine County aforesaid, aud n he
Milwaukee Land d st let
Dated a, iS'u,hpoit, Racine Conny,
Wisconsin Territory, this thin,ejh (3Jl
4 y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
Restorative Franchise.
CONSUMPTION.

T OUIS FONTAlN, junior partner o: the firms
IL Fonrain 6l Son, Chemists and Prescription
lists the Royal University, Paris. has established
at Washington City, ID. c., Depot for the sale
OF their above celebrated compound, which they
offer to the American Public SURE ANTDoTn
FOR CONSUMPTION; IN its ADVANCE as well as rscIP-
TENT stages. Acting directly upon the Lungs,
and erresting their decay, 1t not only sooihes and
quies at once, the distress and pam attendant up
this heretofore regarded fatal disease, but les
torres the Lungs and their sympathzlng organs 10
natural aud healthy ac'oa Accompanying each
package are general instructions and directions
TRANSLATED )or ts use, adapted to ell cnses, and IT
strictly followed, will not fail in every instance
ii the Lungs are rot wholly consumed--of re-
storing the patient to heaith which may be perma
neuy secured by future care and avoiding TOO
much exposure 10 atmosph. ric changes,
Price, Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAlN.
So For the Information ofpersoas residing in
the rnteror-any part Of The Government-he
would safe that the remedy is prepared and i'm
norted direct from their Laboratolre, Paris, and
that the same can be transported through Mal,ss
he is advised by Officers Of the Post Office De
bartnent to any PostOf:cc IN the country at The
same charge as for double letter, Any person
therefore residing distant from this City, who
NAV wish to avail themselves OF the remedy. can
do so by addres sng him through the mail, post
paid. Two dollars accompanying an order VIII
entt.e person TO one whole aud one third pack
age. LO'io " aiH'
Washington, D. c., October |, lc46, n2O- I'm.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
TIE CONSTITU TION.

This Gocumen, vii, he ro1n! at 'eUcth in
our puperor ITO day. W C need hot b"speak
for ii an tentvc prrIsal, Cor in a mater
5, deeply attrc irg the in,t;esls Of all, no
doubt it will be thoroughly sud ed. We
do no. sign discussing it al present; rel
Their our time or mis- " II rc.m't. Ample
opportunity VIII be afforded before voting
on it, which opportunity we Shall embrace
We will, however, say word. The hue
aud cry h1s already gone forth ihhiAeco
sjujon must and shlll be de'eHte l. We
merely wish TO say to the people, be rot
deceived, but look well to the sauces ilom
whence these danunc ,aIiors aud prognoS>
tcalons come. The new constitution VIII
create Il new order Of things; this alone $
sufficient TO alatm the tin d, but more par
tCuIarlv does il excite and alarm those IN
our midst, who have not only lived but
gown fax on the errors and evils existing
under our territorial form Of government.
They deprecate n change Of course, and
pahicularly change rs beneficial as that
which the new constitution promises 10 The
mss. There are others too who from
o.hcr motives are assisting in this hue and
cry. Nearly every precinct has It's SCION
who will oppos, not only thus but any
oIher constitution which may be framed
without the benefit Of his W s6om. That
there are some who have made up their
minds to oppose the new constitution from
the best Of motives, we have no sposllion
- DENY, but whilst we believe the great
m1ss Of the people have not yet made up
their minds on the subject, we wish TO eau
ion them against the efforts of men whose
interests are d ame,tically opposite 10 theirs.
We shall advocate the acceptance of the
constitution. There are textures, or a
lcis, one feature, TO which We have obj c.
cns, but we did not expect from The first
That cur views would be met in every par
ucular Ii is in the main a most excellent
constitution, and We hope nil who have ob-
leclions, some TO ono feature and some 20
Dnolher. vii! ask themselves, whether /; is
al all likely they will ever get a coas'llu-
ion in which all is DIVISIONS will fully ac~
cord W iih their views. The constitution il.
self provides for It's own amendment with
e.se and flcluy, and should any provision
Of i, mil tate against The good OF the new
state, these will be no difficulty ~ altering
II; and if there be any feature or article OF
u, mol sufic emily full or defni e, as The en-
emp;ion ar, Gle is now claimed 10 lie by
some, the legislature has full authority 10
'tne6vt,e di55c0l V.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
RESOLUTION.
RELATIVE TO NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

ReSolped, That at the same time
when the votes Of the electors shall be
taken for the adoption or rejection OF this
Constitution, an additional section in the
following words. w: "All male citizens
Of the African blood possessing The quail
ifications required by the FIRST section OF
the article on Suffrage and The elective
franchise shall have the right 10 vote
for all officers, and be eligible TO all Of
fees that now are or hereafter may be
elective by the people after the adoption
Of this constitution" shall lie submitted
10 the electors Of this S!nle for adoption
or rejection in the from following, lie wit
A separate balo, may be given 10y every
person having the right to vote for
the adoption Of this constitution TO be
deposited in a separate box. Upon the
blliois given for the adoption OF The
said separate amendment shall be written
or printed, or partly written ana partly
printed the words "EGual suffrage 10
coiored persons. "Yes," and upon the
ballots given against the adoption OF the
sand separate amcndmeni,in like manner
the words, " Equal suffrage To colored
persons, " No." and on suoh ballots
Shall be written or printed, or partly
written and printed, the words, 'Constl-
tu'sen Suffrage, lin such manner that such
words shall appear on The outside OF such
b1Ilut when folded lf,at the sad election
a majority Of all tic votes given for and
against the said separate amendment
shall contain the words" Equal Sulfroge
to colorcd persons, Yes" then the SAID
separate amendment after the adoption
Of this constlu,in shall I've n separate Sec
ton ct Article of ibis constitution, III
full force and feet, anything confined
IN the constitution to tho contrary not
outstanding.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
MORTGAGE SALE.


EREFAULT hlvlng been made in the
SE condition of q certain lndentu:e OF
Mo tgage, executed by !srnolrfraw of tie
town of Salem. in the County OF X C ne
aud T-Iri.ory OF w lsconSin, to Harvey Dur
kce of Southport il the sa Il County. be
Jog date The eighth : ]dly of March in The
ycar of oar Lord one thousand g GIT bun
dred aad thirty nine 1891 and reco;ded
in the Office 70: the rcgls.ry OF deeds Tor IA
cine Coaniy orts d on the twenty filth
r i day of March, ;ghteen hundred and
lhirly n ne Isl al half lnst ten 10 o
clock IN tie forenoon Of said day IN Re
cord Book of Mori.ggcs a. pages enc
hundred and forty three (l43) and one
hundred and forty four (liD: which sad
Mortgage with the Bond accompanying the
same Was on the twenty third (23) dty Of
March one thousand eight huGdrrd and
Dirty nine (l639J dolly assigned Ivy the
said Harvey Durkee to Richa 2 Hart of
the CITY of Troy in the state o! New lo'k,
late deceased, % whose last will and teS'a>
ment the undo signed is sole Executor:
upon which said BoId andMor'gaEe here is
ella med 10 be dae al The date OF III notice
the sum pf eight hundred and ghty SIX
1866 dollars and seven ~ cents, ana no
suit having been commenced !or The re-
coverv OF The money secured by SAID
Mortgage, or for any part thereof: Now
Therefore, notice is hereby given thar IN
pursuance, and by the authority, ot the
mower of lie contained in said Mortgage.
and in pursuance OF he statute, in such
case m lde and provided, will be sold AT
publ'c auction or vendae 10 the highest
bidder therefor, at the Ci.y Hotel sept by
John Bush in the viIhge of Southport
Racine County, Wisconsin Terr,lofy On
saturday, the twenty seventh l2Il day oil
March, cish,ccn hundred and forty seven
1851 a, ten Tl0] O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day, ali ih3 premises described 10
sa d Nor gage (or so much Ihereoi as S'laH
be sufficient 10 satisfy said Mos G sc, to-
re,her wi h costs Of sa'e) which said P EN-
lses are as follows. 10 vii: All those ee5-
tain plrcels Of LAID siu1ie in Racine C"un>
Is aforesaid, aud des grated as tue souih-
east quarter OF section number h'na'eea
rl9l ir township number one north, Of
i,ngs number niucteea Fl9l e,sI eoniaia'
mo one huad el and sixty 1901 acrcs:--
Also The east hall of the Southwest rae
nonai quarter OF secrjon number nineteen
| Clol arures id, in township an raEse
Ifarcsaii. can,a ming cishy LsoJ acres:
| An said land being in the Milwaukee
/ Land D strict.
Dated at southport, Racine C"aaif.
Wiscons Territory. This llitl eta l3o ]
| div oc Dsccm5c7, 4. ID lSti.
ISAAC MERRITT,
Sole Execute, q ias Assigaoe,
G :. 1avA- httr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

a. Rcsolred, Tia, Congress be re
ouested, upon the admission of this state
inlo The Union,,o pass an.act whereby The
grant of five hundred thousand acres Of
land, - which this state is entitled by
the provisions of an net of Congress en-
titled ..an act 10 appropriate the proceeds
of the sales ofthe public lands, and to
q rant pre- cmption rights" approved the
4rh day of September. lS4l, and also the
five per centnm orthe nett proceeds of
tho public lands-lyng within this Stale,
n which this State shall become entitled
on her admission into the Uniou, by the
provis ons of on act of Congress entitled
ian act to enable the people of Wiscon-
sin Territory 10 form Constitution and
State Government, and for the admission
of such state into the Union," approved
The 9th day or August, 1916, Shall be
granted to this Stale for the use OF
schools, instead oil The purposes mention
ed in that behalf in the the said acts of
Congress respectively.
5. Resolced, That the foregoing Re-
solutions be appended TO and signed with
the Constitution of this State, and sub
miued Herewith TO the people Of this
Territory, and 10 the Congress OF the
United States. al
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
Mutual life Insurance.

THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
(OiTice, Merhan's' Bank Building, Stats
ST. Boston, since commencing Feb LIS
A, TO Feb %, lS46 has issued 926 policies
and made out 70 more in the office or sent
10 agen's to be issued the amounts from
$500 TO $4,000 each-largest amount
taken or one risk 10000 insures lives
oniy-S50, 600 guaranty capital paid in
net fund accumulated lowing TO the favor
able turn Of the risks thus far.)S63, 900,
besides guaranty capial-wel invested for
the proportional benefit of these who shall
become, as well as those already members
surplus % be refunded to members At the
end Of every five years from December.
1913 no insurance on credit, and no loss
BIZ any member, by bad premium notes of
others.
Willard Phi llipsj Robert Hooper; Will
iam Parsons; Charles p. Curtis; Francs
c. Lowell; George II. Kuhn; William W.
Stone; R. =. Forbes, Peter Wainwright;
Thomas A. Dexter; James Read; Otis
Tuhs-Directors.
WILLARD PHILLIPS. President,
JONATHAN AMoEy, Secretary.
GEORGE HAYWARD, Consulting Physician.
JcslAu BOND has been appointed agent
COR said Company al Southport. w. T., at
whose Office can be effected Insurance up
on Lives, upon q S eral terms, as al any
Institution in the country.
Southport, June. 23-'1j.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
Lake & Canal Transportation
VANDENATER'S
OSWego line of lake boats,
THE PROpRIETORS

THE PROPRIETORS
OF this old established Line will, during
the season, rus their Daily Line y: Lake
Boats between New York and Oswego
direct, without transhpment at Albany. in
connection ha line of substantial Schoon.
ers, PLYING between Oswego and Inc va
rious Por's on the Upper Lakes.
The splend new Steam Propeller JAMES
WOOD, Of 400 tons buurthen, and The
Oswego and Chicago Line of sail vessels,
Il. Fitzhugh & Co., Propretors, plying
between Oswego, Milwaukee, Racine,
Sorlhpor,, Chicago and intermediate ports
will rsn in connection with this line az
tordng superior facilities for the lranspor-
tat;on of emgrants, and all kinds of prop
erty. 10 or from Lake Michigan.
o. Property shipped by This line is in
sured from New York 10 Oswego, but nc
further, except by special contract.
PRoPRIEToRs,
r, J, VAN DEW ATER,
10 Bread st, n, \,
W, II, VAN DEWATER, l05 Pier Alb.
II, FtIZHUGH g. co. OSrcgo,
JAMES PECK 81 CO., Chicago
G, |, HUTCHINSON & CO., Agents,
Southport w. Il