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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23
March 18th, 1859.
AN ACT
Defining the Jurisdiction and regulating the
Practice Of Probate Courts.
CHAPTER
JURISDICTION OF PRonArr Cornr

JURISDICTION OF PROBATE Counrs.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, There il ca.
taolIshed IN each county of this State, Pro.
bate Court, which shall be held at tho county
seat Of each county:
Ercf's'Oe Jurisdiction Of Probate Courts.
Sec 2. The Probate Court shall have ex.
elusive jurisdiction in Probate aud Testamen-
tary matters, except as hereinafter provided.
Ito take the proof of wills, and to admit
to record authenticated copies of wills execu-
ted, proved and allowed in the courts of anv
other State, Territery or county:
2-To grant and revoke letters testament
AIRY, and Of administration:
3-To direct and control the conduct. and
settle the accounts of executors and admins
traitors
40 enforce the payment of the debts
and legacies of diseased persons, and the dis
tribution OF the estates OF intestates:
5--To appoint and remove guardians 10
direct and control their conduct, and to settls
their accounts:
e--To grant marriage licenses, and licenses
to ministers Of the Gospel to solemize marri.
ages: al ~ Tl
TO make inquests respecting lunatics.
insane persons, idiots, ard deaf and dumb
persons subject by law to guardianship:
o-Io make inquests Of the amount of
compensation to be made to the owners of re-.
al estates when appropriated by any corpo-
ratlons legally authorized to make such ap-
preparations;
o-ln the criminal cases hereinafter speei-
fed;
lO-To try contests Of the election Of jug
tices of the Pence. a
Concurrent Jurisdiction of Probate Courts.
Sec. 3. Probate Courts shall have concur
rent jurisdiction; 3sss So
LIN the sale Of aHds on petition by ex-
ecutors, administrators and guardians, and The
assignment of dover in such cases of sG,e:
2--In the completion of real contracts on
petition OF executors and ADMINISTRATORS;
3-ln allowing and issuing writs of babeas
corPrSand in determining validity OF the cap
ton and detention of the persons bsoneht be-
fore them on such writs OF habeas corpus.
, To administer Oaths and fake aeGpouledce.
msnts and depositions.
Sec. Probate Judge shall have mower h
r administer oaths in all cases, where oatbs ars
. required by law; to take the acknowledce.
r menI Of deeds, mortgages, and other instru-
e ments OF writing. rcqu;red by law to be ack-
S nowledged, and to take cepositions in all ca
9 seS when the same are authorized 10 be taken
oy the laws Of this State. Is yislisY gsses
Jar'saietion eretSsirs efOthsr Probate Judges
r Sec q. Tho Jurisdiction acquired by an,
probate court over matter or proceeding. i
exclusive Of that Of any other probate court
except where otherwise provided by law.
+ Huf rI
} CHAPTERII..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23
mo. 44l
AN ACT.

AN ACT.
Fixing the compensation of Criers Of the Su-
premc Court of the State of Ohio.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State CT Ohio, That the Cri-
er of the Supreme Court of the state of Ohio
shall receive for his services during the time
actually employed in attending on said Court
two dollars per day to be paid out of the State
Treasury on the order of the Auditor Of State
Sec. 2. That no order shall be given as a.
foresaid until the crier produce certificate
from one of the Judges of said Court, certifying
the number of days the said crier has beer
so employed
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President OF tne Senate.
February 10, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23
mo. AL
AN ACT

To repeal tho acts fixing the times Of holding
the distric! courts, and Courts Of Common
pleas, passed January 2S, 1852 and Febru-
airy Is, 1852.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That the ect enti-
tied can act fixing aud providing for the terms
of the district courts Of the state Of Ohio"
passed January 20. 1852 and the act entitled
f'sa aGl to fix and provide for the terms Of thhc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23
NUMBER 26.

Courts Of Common Pleas Of ths state Of Chic
passed February is, 1852, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate, pro tenn,
March ID, 1853
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l PORTAGE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
IL. II. BUCKLAND, Agent;
...s .- FREMONT, OHIO.
DIR. II, s. RICE,

DR. IL. s. RICE.
Continuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country. vi.
OEFicE, as formerly, on Frontstreet, oppo'
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. 23, 185o.-37
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oHAPTERu.

s. ORGANIZATIONS OF TUE couRF.
w 0eieioI DATA
Sec g. Before any Probate Judge shall sn,
.sl4ss1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23
NSMTAsT%No
II. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist

IL. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
u ESPECTFULLYtendess profession a services
hlo the citizens of Fremont and vicinity, all ope-
rations relating to the preservation and beauty oi
the natural eeih or the Insertion oi artificial teeth,
on pivot, gele silver plate, done in the neates'
manner lie is in possession ofthe latest improve
ments now in use consequently he flatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any bfanch ofthe
profession.
without pain, il desired,
Olicein Caldwel's Brick Building, oveEDr,
Rice's Office.
Fremont Jan. I'd, 1881
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FREMONT JOURNAL:
INV. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher.

The Journal, is published every Saturday morn morn
storv. Fremont, Saudusky county Ohio.
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domestic Ports.


p. LE k. o 4 ' Ps55 s1sD c.P AnR
/ Brown Do Sd .esr David H,s oasSn Briisspert
loSl on oSi eArr bI sTs rs Lersay sIdnsy CO ID ast
AleStnrs hfs In.omaT Lynch GEORGETOWN D. &
Woo - John, \ B.; Ajax Thou a. NYork
tALIlMOhE Oct le-Ar steamship Parker Vein, Turner
on io De Jsseiro bark Nav aesn Krwsn Bena.rt scar
Geo kftts Tn mrrsp Phi ade phia 18Th cd b-g ReEn
Resee Or Sauude Dcmssrs B6uapsrte For Bansor .cr.
Va Wa fseon Allukeu- Providence Mary Eliza weaFsr
ELLSWORTH Oct San .ehf y. Il Hall. Pan.aslphia sd
CLOU6 ESTER-A 18th sehrs Storm Krz Butler L,hsve:
HAETFoRD. os' ls-Arr .shr Use.s NsvYort lslA
80 HeaH sstr sschsm Irtsher Selosk schr Josephine
AoIfsou h i'd rhs schs JuAeu Crosby smith D.
Ne = ORLEANS, Oct San bark Su.aa W Lad s~ee.sr
SvnSk 'chs S'sr Psrkel' Galveston Alice Butler Havana
NORFOLK Oct TAR .ehr P.;sio, La~sea Sex-Ysrt Ga
hAls NrEinis Push, RIO d. Jan 70
NEwBFDFoRD-A-T ith .ei-s DSsss.ss.r. Lew, vo-son
I'm AsfieA tase I'D Care B.ssf Gsrdar sd l4fh bfs
al W W = .J Glen Ps-.. A4Fr.,. Ns--yarA
ffNsAOOlA Az Trsioe % 6,h hlFk H-nry Kelsey Curtis
htsss ~ q etns ea-E Gov BTsss Hsetr Bo..1a
PoTTLAND OF i4-sd chr Fri-us. w..lip.-,,. &C
f LAIELfhlA OF io-Arr hrEs W. Ptr 8s1tcr Ros.r1.
~ Berry do scls Delaware, Hasaas Providence; Csses
RltRNoND Oet ltArr sshr Gasso Nel.sa y.w.Yort sd
selss ATts D.r-cu ss'ei Peese.s ssss ST,rf
ltrviie Tuae DO. Rici urcud Hsr-s %
SAlLMArr. lab bsk Gambia RaaciE Bsthr Cs-hx. b-s
ssa sEl- lsetese-- fh- fehs NaSara- Perry Rch-sal
WILMINGTON c. Oct iSArr .shf Dsestsh N.as.a View.
.esuchanp Wrstasfcu CIV TcrksoEr Phi- Ries--o1f
V samuel Ls~s Fster FilsdPhiA' Alele ApsIsSt ssr-
NAEEHAM OF. AR schr Asav.ss Be-. S.-.y,-s 81
'Ar A. salt Wen. New l.fk "a chr As1s5- Alex
81 Bfeere nietsrsan Phisae5ssa - -
IN 100, 80 - Aes.s. $50, yslsi.SS Ind Aee.s
eva A4skss, Ni-asiSs y c BEssse SiSks.oa Ss~-Ys4I
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M"rhet. ............. .Rcp0Tted ~ IclegrGph.
CHAHLEsroS Oct 16The Gales Of CorToN yesterday 600
tales prices from Sdoio. The quotations
ulr
Oct 1.-THE receipts here since Saturday foo, up
FLoUH Ms WBLAr 1900 bush CoRS 70 eco bush; oars
$500 buh BARLEY Oo bush The market for FLovS ba been
he Aanc sdvicc slss 1900 hb rs 8ld IS "a
and Weseru WHUAI dull hut prices hr
quiet and 5000 bush We.eru sold BAR
LEN-S5O bush sod dlc and she
Towed OARS sell At ~ a5c the transactions reached 0o0 bush
BALTINoEE OFT l1250 BEEvEs offered ia
day which cod 500 len and driven eastward
Prices realized 6asS IS hoof equal - 9s7
s. uCt Hoes sold sc 5CdS7 %
BUFFALO Oct 1.-THE receipts Of the last s hour. have been
70 flows FLOUR, 8C0 bbls WHEar 6oO bushels FLouR
SHADE fm hut buyers holding OF for their private adyices
zoe IBIS. for Ohio Michigan NHEAT prime Ohio,
good demand active change prices
Oars dull Ohio WHlsKY SELLS dsc FREiGHrs unchanged
OswEco, Oct Receipts since SatnrdayfLoUR 1000 bbls
MHs4r ii2oto bushels fREGRr follows 81 a
S5c. Wheat, lie. Corn. lSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
The following are Tie Exports from NewYork for the
week ending the 18th inst

HE IOUOWUE UIU IIt I1AIUIIo IIVIT IVI IVI 6V
week ending the 18th inst:
I,yyrpooI-39G5 bales Cotton do Rays 81 bs For lctl
A. Eevsl Stores What Sapsn Wood AZ
la, (jcods DO books Cloth oiJi1 ~ Cheese,
ia rkr Ruitfr 1000 Whaehone 63f d. Wax l3 Ids Saves
sess J.psned CoOrs DO Collars do Lcmons do Patent
Leather ~ e.----
ssd DO Ahes Cake 50 aud hds hacco Sob
m MANUFACTURED Tobacco 532 % hee ia pk f1a 10 casks
Cruriiles Bctses Efs or. Coo sides Leather.
Ascowz bids end ~ tee Tobco 81 p NJ ngL Tobacco
a. ~ DO Lard 8ff DO Cheoc $50 bis Flour ~ d. naval
gfor, n teu Oil Cake so tuns Hoops ~ hhd Bark
J4Sl lusb. Wheat 5.0i5 gals Oh
'ConK-g flb lush Whctt 500 bb's Flour
pIvRE-5 bales Cotton 4j do sosp 2N hhd' Tobacco %
q do Jewsrs 30 do Pot Ash bxs Roots e.se Books
1852 ms Hams - 80 do WAalebone
10 So saves 600 feet Lumber loco bags Cocoa IS d. Pnto %
chs. spem Oil. 49, . NJ
10 do Ashes 5000 Saves 40 Oars ass lush Wea cks Gn
a. tos Fusfc Preserves do Clocks II do India Ralbcr
Goods lis las C.nyas h Whalebone, a Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

Ii foNpswe ODER r sale at fair rates the following sEcU-
s.'6fs6 MARIEiT4 4SD ciScISSATi RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE sEyES PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS
coySGToS ASp VT LE G0Ss Ss E s62AE
sa5 CO.. c02TSGfoS AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD CON
VERTBLE SIX PER CENTS guaranteed By the City OF CoynS
'os s1o MaDiSoS kvp INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONUS
5000 fTkU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
500 scIoTo SND HOOKING VALLEY II.I EA 5SNE
500 OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD INCOME
CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS redeemabls Oct
RAILROAD SECOND MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
$500 EELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD Ist
Mes fS' b B's sSisS9s y. csu
$500 DAYTON AND MICHIGAN lst Mortgage 7 per cent
$50 coITaBUs AND sHELBYvILLE 7 per cent
$40 BONDS on THE COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY. in the
State Of Penns bearing cent interest guaranteed oy
the Valley Railroad cOmPsnyths tsIabe Of this county
$500 BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON in
ne S,,e q o oSIns per cent a ns o
$500 BONDS or OHIO COUNTY. IN THE STATE OF vIR.
GINA wheeling the susranteed by the HemPded
RoeS So my CENT
BONDS rseesPse nab J1ly NV VIZ CENT aoyns
These two la are guaranteed By the Marietta and Cincinnati
Ratd Company and made convertible into STOCK the holders
'sscoo CRAWFORD COUNTY, Ohio SIX PER CENT
BONDS usrneed By the Ohio AID Indiana Railroad Company ard
made convertible into IL stock Redeemabe January 100
5000 kAYETTE COUNTY, iKentuckyJ SIX PER CENT.
BONDS by the Miyye and Lexington Railroad Com
PAW, redeemAbe Sept. TO- 1861
go 60 BOURBON COUNTY lKsntgtyl SIX PER CENT.
BONDS guaranteed BY the redeemAble Jay J. lsS2
$500 BOYLE COUNTY kentucky SIX PER CENT.
BONDS guaranteed by the Lexington Danvie Railroad Con-
$4,000 MASON COUNTY jKeutuckyJ SIX PER CENTS
by the and Aayyie Railroad COMPANY
VeItible into stock redeemAble July I, 1872
5000 BONDS OF TIE CITY OF PITTSBURGH IN THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA SIX PER CENTS. EuarnAn-
tsed BY the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company Value
5000 CINCINNATI SIX PER CENT BONDS Coupons pay
able Jan l. md July Principal reieemable Jan 1881
$500 CITY OF MARIETTA. (Ohol SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS BY he Marietta Cincinnati Railroad COmps
$500 CITY OF MADISON. OndaRAj SIX PER CENT.
BONDS guaranteed BY the Columbus shebyve Railroad
COMPANY and made convertible into IL stock redeeaoe Sovem
ber j. l6s2
Thee sun Of zach With Coupon. prtnei-
pei ard redeeGbe SYork the ater
Jgy and ist January esch
The e The Railroad Bonds IN esch
Deco Of Trust . zone responsible citizen q SewYorf with
0fsse IL OF default
The County Bonds zsued
re Legiue Of the states and b. sahory Of the u
the q each
The laws under which thse aed require proper
ssiaoe 70 make speca levy exclusively
p1eps4 ~heh be enforced through the Of az
SAY
f-rtna WITHIN the respectively
he Consultations adopted By Indiana prohibit
stsouey the CREATION Of farther debt by
IhN III prevent e1y farther ssse Of such Bonds
We deem these GOOD s4f
We rteouH enc theu 70 oar correspondents
Printed hs giving detailed Information Ia each
New.York Sept 70. 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
Pbifadeipllia Markets

The reisn had very le effect ho market aud
CoTTcS vi bout much change de-
Cores held previous rates bit sales unmpor
FLoUg Of slowly ~ Dbl for fair hi brands
ih Off, red end only about oo bb sold The home
demand also small s7d$7 50 for retailing
brands RYE FLOUR scarce Corn MEiL-About so bbls sold
e. hi NH'r dull and held above the views Of buyers,
only bushels Red hro gh 81 fOd g IS q11-
iy No ss Of While CoRs about stationary. With moderate
demand FOR yellow f0C5c and While sic OARS
and good Southern have been sol ga & RYE
the We quote 81 &C. The demand cor Coal
but ne Of suse vessels operates
he usde lRoS continues scarce and tim aud
exhibit alteration and Acs sin limited SEEDS
Not uch and prices the WHISKY is steady de-
III at SIC for Dds and Sc. for hhas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
yevy-YorL Cattle Market.

IWeeky IN the Cattle Market prepared
expressly tT The NewNork Tribune by SoLoS ROBINSON for
the week ending Monday, Oct II. 1888
MARkEr PLAcESUpper Bulls Head Washington Drove Yard
M AIercn proprietor in Forty uhsL between Feurth and
Hnh the principal market toI Beeves Neas and swine
Lower Buls Head BFownns proprietor Skths Third
market Cows Calves and sheep ORrens street for Cows
end CalVes and both occasionally few Beevcs
Bulls Head Chamberlain foot Of Robin
the landing place Of the iiudsn River and
market Cor Reeves Cows aud Calves veAls and sheep
hARKEr DAYS Monday the markei for Reeve f
urths, Thursday also marie, day For other Stock this
the sales the fru
the largest sales made "Wednesday.
The will show the numbers received for the
ending to-day and the naSeeT on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
$1,000. Fob 191s.A VIM ~ tsi RAIH

OFFlcE Willow. LANES Co.
No So walls Oc-- s i35i
re LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD CQNfANt ole. 'ss 49,
z fllrr 5ffheiT SIX PR CENT. blNu> 80 CO n
sIi rrrcral rsvate n Nee-f1fs re t'-ef
IL q g-r.s a. ll Aay. iaey ~ . 'ais % go '@>-
pa~atlr De 10 day ca Nav ls2 go,
es arSsr the e1prss sHfh3ry OF ne Less'a
turc q the Otio ra ths % oeo LON a.
thCId b sud az ne s.ocklorrs 10; te Pp %
maze double ask he srafy ner~srA snd N
sin the road m1kes h Also aey uecos,Ey
Railroad 1-1c1s
Cg sla tesulat-g Springfield s n3S n
pete urnrg cgtsr. rs inc utrg ca sfo7S
stafiou house, &C. up O. ths dat S-7lS.io5 -
II bod she Ooiulhgs snl Ana klFoad
D. OF 0l which III
2 The HilsbO7cugh Road a1o1nf Of
arr
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK


S;saHshiF-CayuEA Rolnscn n las. ipAiN H. Ihomrs5a
Shifs-lslac AieriCn Ssars New-cI Wm Nru1
Severn Wa san Fsrsseo W rurness Gree, we-ra. pr.
bon LNepso { a. Asfsh Co "a ie.d Lossn3 CIarral,
1eS bukey' John CusAinE tueWl F.-Ief have Bow
ssIts-AEerea (B-ea) Gs,1ea Losdoa Hess1ias. MlcE
Cslin lrcu Collaiccre Newl1esrs . Y i'ali CO
kries-J IL Lens Lcns kostrn Place WAss Coulrt BIZ
Icay setia .sne T. Nexis Soasi Resrls ba-tlcif
Dcu irgo Ciiy NV Irundy Co Par kre1ch Aagus O3bg
MurlAIntn lordou schmidt
leehccis. Esrle Hazard
Sctoopers May frsnees Driska Jscisonvilie T,-sru
NunnT Affairs L. tlsf Ml,airs;e- ponss tsisr. Helene
Gf ChaElssica McCrtaiy. Mot, Co & SAMOA Ts-rv
NaSsie~E Il. HsrSE, 4 HEzf.sy Hammond fAl.l2AA
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Ii, a,,. o, an e,pense Of ESQ This Copper worth
A., nos per ton here and cos's about ~ pr n ran
,.,,,,,;cn The Hiawase has $50 tune on 4' 'ie i''
,pt road TO connect ihcse mines WIN 'Do '"i'''''5"
"a, por,,,.ra and lei Znc Company received 81
MI NJ o,yd to-day from ileir works
s,.e In ports Of the frst two weeks Of this
- - fs1csoOo. egains. s5245ooo for the same Pc
"a ~ last rear The Exports Of The past week were Z
le Of specie e15iesCe against e9ioe3i. and Tor the
H., =, webs sesolsc4 against s5454625 an increae Of
feo,oea9 or nearly Co per cent over la year The eT
80. If reeie thus far his year g 100000 less than
The sfme period lasi year
We sre authorized by Mr. Corning 70 state that the para
gr.ph in relation 10 assignment Of the Albany Northern
Rsirosd copied from Troy paper il without part Of
foundation Thepsrog1Ih Wa On invention Of some Traa
FRI M beennirgto ED No such essruma has been made
tle r, ebfering in Rensselaer, Co Of second yags
he Bonds ssuod under which lave been recently taken in
Albany.
T7c HUcny Joprnoi furnishes The following statement
Of the receirts Of prD'uce at tide water'
The oueufity of Flour Wheat, Corn md B'rey tie
secord week IN Oc in the years 1888 and 1879 have been
as 'Oio"'' Yo.r bs. whe.e hg.h s.a Barley sn's
, lss5.......'ass3saa sse5 ia'as i,'5s
p,,,.... .-ss1sa Inc 1855 Dee..75a25 Inc. ~
The aggregate quantity Of he same articles lef az tide
water from the commencement Of navigation t. the lih Of
October inclusive during the years 1882 and ls53 is "a
'O"'"' Fiour Dbl. Who's. bush. Corn b..h B..le7 bush
i Ds .:,...lsS@5 s6s1s toi1ia s'a7ai
Decrease ..4.4G4O Inc .s771ls Dee2lel77 Inef7la5i
The following table shows the quantity - Of tho
rrincrfl articles Of produce left e tide water from tho
commencement Of navigation 70 m IAN oil OcloOei
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TIVE HANBuEoH G2osGG NicHoLts bound from Nav7 ~
10 nf.egos recently picked sea with al on boli ID
,ceft ho sex. The vessel was taken into New
ORC
TprRE insurance bark Plymouth before reported p
% pr eo 70 Of 5000 IN tie Union Anus Once 10
NtWluyIori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

III pcsiiu Of THE s5ad D. n he natural shortest and
ally Travelled f cnuaf an the country n and
the Oi
IN Tortant and TrCftabe lurs in th- coul.rr.
A. inspect mp show is connecfiorsto Re many and
ORIENT The road he toum5us Nrnis
CONNECTION with tie Csrt a and Coiuntgs Road
ttsv line greatly the advauttge ofa
BEna anna 10 didels have been scare since De-
csutsr 80 wih div l ad OF Sc 10
y cash ciYdfufs c & made.
present
The lortgaEe eovtss H. crtiie line o. road cost
ug 20 GATE. liAt3 -
To B. expended OF double track, &c go %
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Ocean Steamers.
LIST or STEAMERS ,os TIE MONTH o,
STEAMERS TO IRK,v. PROM xusop.
Passengers Arrived

n Pesle AV ChS's'llns fon Losdoa ssS P0x,gil-Mr.
States G. Nhitwerh, Earl lady and children O. WlAa1
ard LADY
= Iictei Ap JaHo HrslL fro- Lirerpe-Mr. G. SonsrvLe
Cert lsase hosccir. I. ; A deceased
n HAP HafoAo f5oR Lireyys}-W Delany.
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The security the payment OF thsc Beads Of h
plc ct1rscter being ard luy I'd except
rs $4,000 ihe City OF nciGaah he Con2lnys
ncFd >fafcrs frGrcfs Income &C. 10 + d LANlel
Fsq fh civ for The boudoders with power 20
take POSES he Read is real sui personal franchises
I'll she rho higies bid -1sh deisl Ne
mace payment pine pal The mortgage Tor 81
81 sec. o. 4 can -oi be iucrca el
1h Stock cWued b. tn Road In tie Columbus sd Nen s1i
HI borough Re vii uch pay ID the klolne
'hf Cg Cincinnati al oihcr deb
ny excepting this lean OF : 5foco.
lttse Lore Off pgvae BY he un crsgued Agls
ofthe Corrary
Printed the Affairs Of the COMPANY. AMI farther
relative 20 The securities. wi. te
NTNSrnW 4 a., No -
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~ l RudtoN Rtcr Mlykc Reeves 2e Cows with Calves
II Ntals a. sheep and lambs 1905 Swine ~
Total receipts Of The weck bceVes, AeS, Cows with Calves
total, sAsS2.
The receipts Of stock last wcek by the NewNok and Ee Rail
rad Al the puenest sson Beayes Sl{ Swine Ss sheep
and lsEes 2s6 Hoises u. AZ the station Saa BrevcA
sheep and Iants 1852; horss
tnd 6t Al The market TO dy Many of the others the
bu ciefs without beIg counted IN max reports
receipts the Forty onrtht Markrt from the Harsta
Rosd BeeVes liz. Cows 7; Neas lS, sheep LAbs
lCSO
on the Hudson River Read Besve sos sheep Lambs
SlA From bcsts kesveS s.
The cattle em dnsrcnt Stes count IS tslews From rennsy
Nrg MIA fooe ~; nom
hv railroad from Kentucky, BY railroad sil
Yok koL 2is by railroad 500 By boats So
The ihough there e1y IS aninas
geo By, e. least 81 he
hundred and the sales da thAn We have before
ths
The prospecs when let The market at O'clock that an
usual uumke cfCafe would BE- len M uraa,s marke 10
would b hau they m i'll another yea The an