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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
New Counterfeit,

We were yesterday shown counterfeit
of the new plate of the State Stock Banks,
supposed, when coutrived. to be secure
from imitation Tie bill was Ten, Of the
Iron Bank of IronIon, and by its general
appearance well calculated to deceive, al
though an examination would satisfy any
one that it was not genuine. The bill was
taken a: the CIy de Station, Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad People taking the State
Stock money should examine carefully =
Cleveland Herald
Mr.. WHr1E. Of the Banking House Of
MINIS, T1LLoTsoN q W'HTE, has handed US
the following = Another new counterfeit
| $40 Northern Bspk Of Kentucky has ap.
peared
! There is an attempt making to circulate
notes Of the Farmers & Merchants Bank,
Greenboro, Maryland, in this region, We
advise our readers not to handle il.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
Southern Fanticlsm.

The Southern and Slave prOpagandists
Of Missouri have called Convention Of the
people Of that State, to meet at st. Louis
on the 2Ist inst, to take measures to pro-
tect themselves against the aggressions up
on their slave property, and to consider the
measures to be adopted by the South gen.
orally Gin view Of the alarming state Of af.
fairs existing in our country"
If there was ever an American Stale
that needed to pause and consider the re.
suit Of its policy, that State is Missouri
The shameful and outrageous conduct ol
her citizens toward the settlers of Kansas
cannot soon be forgotten, or forgiven. 1t
has had its full share in aTousiDg the indig-
nation of the country, and preparing the
way for the very alarming safe Of affairs
of which these men complain.
To these deluded and fanatical gentlemen
il is all well enough to send armed bands
Of rufians out of Missouri, and into adjoiD-
ing territories, for the purpose, openly aVow-
ed and practiced, Of coercing them into the
adoption of laws authorizing and permitting
Slavery. But i. is specially awful, and
dangerous TO the safety of the United States
and the peace and quietness Of the people
thereof, il slaves bordering upon Free
States should happen 70 escape from bond
age. We have seeD something and have
read much of fanaticism. but the most vio-
lent ultra fanatic of the Union is the South
ern STAKEHOLDER, who insists that holding
human beings in bondage is right per Sc,
and who feels it duty 10 extend the curse
all over the land. What can the world hope
from such men?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
Peoples County Conven,iou.

BY wise and judicious arrangement in thC
formation Of our Federal Government, the en-
ti.e political power of the nation is vested in
the people; in their hands are the destinies o.
the nation; every office in the nation is either
directly or indirectly in the gift of the people,
From among themselves are men to be chosen
to fill every official station, and to them is every
such officer amenable. With the people rests
the entire responsibility OF so ordering political
affairs as either to secure to the country the
highest possible degree of political prosperity,
or, the most debasiug and degrading systems Ol
political adversely.
The question, how shall this responsibility
be met, is one from which they should not for a
moment shrink The mutual interests of all
demand that this question should be fully and
fairly met, and that such measures be adopted
as shall result in securing to all the enjoyment
Of the highest degree Of political liberty, which
is cOnsonant with the genius of our institutions.
For this pi rpose the Peoples Central Com
m,tee of Saudusky County, have deemed ii
proper to publish the following call for Coun-
tY Convention on
Saturday, the 7th day Of July next.
The people of Sandusky County without dis-
tinctiOn of patty. who are opposed to the extern
sion Of Slavery into free territory; who desire
reform in our present abominsble system of
taxation, and those who desire a reform in the
financial administration of our State and COun.
ty affairs, are requested to attend en- nlGs'e, Tor
BY delegates, should they cho ose SO 10 do,) at
the COURT HOUSE in Fremont, on the day
above mentioned, at l o'clock P. NJ, TO ap-
point delegates to the Peoples State Conven-
ton, which is to be held al Columbus on the
18th day of July next, and to consult on public
affairs. Let there be full attendance, an in
gathering from all parts of the County, aud let
such men be chosen to represent the sentiment
Of this County in the State Convention, as will
not fail to meet their responsibility manfully.
DANIEL L. JUNE,
HOMER EVERETT,
CHARLES o. TILLOTSON,
STEPHEN BUCKLAND.
WILLIAM N. MORGAN,
LYMAN GELPIN.
Republican Central Committee.
Fremont, June 8, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
New York. July 3.

Flour-Common descriptions improved, with
fair demand for home use Sale 10 bbls 8, ls
to s, 81 for common TO strait and choice; 6,44a
9 for mixed to fancy western. IO,75si2 50 for
extra Genesee. A contract for 1000 bbls state
deliverable in July was settled at S,25.
Rye Flour 7aS76 for fine to super6ne.
Corn Meal 81 TO 5,26
Wheat, receipts light. Sales 2000 bu prime
Canadian 2,35; 80 white southern Las.
Rye scarce, l,55.
Corn advanced, sales SO coo at s9n99 western
mixed; 90 for white southern.
Oats, supply good, 6Sa6j.
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Married.

On the 24lh uh., at the Exchange Ho tel, il
Bellevue, BY Rev. w. J. Wells, Mr.. William
King, and Miss Rosetta MAY, both OF Town
send township, Sandusky county.
On the Ist inst, by the same, Mr.. D. w.
Angal Of Lyme, Huron co, and Miss Emeline
AIler,OD, of York, Sandusky county.
On the 28th ulf. at st. Johns Church, BY
Rev. H. Lang, Mr.. Daniel Miller, and Miss
Mary Ann Schwartz. both of York.
By the same, July Ist., Mr.. John Christie
and Miss Elizabeth Ramsay both Of Green
Greek.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
In Character.

Spakiug Of the Republican Convention tc
be held in Fremont, tomorrow, the Dem
ocrat says
"a call for Know Nothing Convention (un.
der the head Of Peoples Convention is pub
lished, for the purpose of confirming the appoint
ment OF delegates previously made in the K. n.
Councils of this County. Not word is said in
the call about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is all repre-.
scented as a peoples gathering, and for entirely
different objects. And vet every intelligent
man is aware that Know Nothlngism will be al
most, if not quite, The exclusive element in the
meeting"
The editor of the Democrat, utters and
publishes in the above positive untruths.-
The Convention in question has nothing
whatever to do with Know Nothingism.-
The article from which this extract is taken,
is but mass of faIseboods, TO which it is
needless to reply. A renegade politician
makes one of the most malignant of trsdu-
GERS Having apostaci$ed from the cause
Of Freedom and become the siave,driyers
mou,h-piece, his subseryiency to its behests
is declared with the zeal of new convert.
"Cease viper, you gnaw file"
In concluding his article he prOclaims
that the democracy are
''Determined that no maneuvering, such as
we the Democrat have noticed, shall depriVe
them the Sag Nichts1 Of the pleasure Of politi-
cally chawing up the enemy
How he gloats with inward satisfaction,
"chawing up the enemy" Wonder if he
did not wish be had some Of them between
his teeth when he wrote his article.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-The boilers of
the steamer Lexington exploded, so miles
below Louisville, on the S0th June. 1t
took fire and burned to the waters edge.
Some Is or 80 persons are supposed to
have been lost, but the details have not
been received.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
Late from Salt Lake, Santa Fe,
and the Plains.

The recent reports of outrages and mas
sacres By the Indians of the west happily
turn out to be fabrications The St. Louis
Republican of the 30 uk, announces the
arrival of the Salt Lake mails Of May and
June, and that The party had no escort
from Salt Lake to Laramie. Indians are
numerous in and beyond the Black Hills.
but much alarmed at the movements Of our
troops. and desirous of peace. The reports
ef SO many persons being killed by them,
are al fabrications About 400 troops had
reached Fort kearney, and more were
near by. Several trains Tor California and
Oregon we're met by the mail party. They
had not been annoyed by the Indians
In the Utah Valley everything was in
Aourishing condition. The crops were fne,
the prospects good for rich harvest, and
the people co,tented.
The Indians convict d of the murder Of
Capt Gunnison and his party, who were
tried at Salt Lake, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary, and thence made their escape,
we're afterwards retaken and were securely
cOn6ned in prison.
The mail party from Santa Fe also met
with 90 interruption whatever from the In
disns. Lieut.. Heath. from Fort Laramie,
denies the correctness Of the reports about
Indian outrages, and states that all was
quiet about the Fort, Major Rose, late
sgent of the Utah Indians. says be did not
see or bear Of hostile Indian on the Plains
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
Buffalo, July 3.

Flour, demand improved, 8,5na9,5G for the
range of good to Upper Lake and fancy Ohio.
Wheat nothing doing. Germ dull, 76. Oats
50, Camel freight, l0c on corn to Albany,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

The City of Boston has appropriated the
sum of 10000 to be expended in tie cele-
bratiOn of the coming 4th of July. And
the city of Detroit has appropriated one
thousand doilms for The sane purpose,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

The National Iatelligeneer, deploring
the overthrow of the Missouri Restriction
exclaims. Whot good has its repeal done J.?
What erd has IL not done'" Most true.
Then gbr not restore il.
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$5 Reward.
Found.

A SUM OF MO NEY, which the owner can
"A have BY describing and paying Tor this ad-
on application 10
DAVID GALLAGHER.
Fremont. July s, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

The GIens Falls IN. " RepuJlican
states chat a young man named John
spOoner, in STOPPING TO pick up something
fell on the carriage Of a circular saw,and be-
fore be could recover himself was drawn
against the saw and instantly cut in two
from shoulders to tbe hips
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

" asuIHSIUUI JUNO oU.
The resignation of Mr.. Mason, Commits
sioner of Patents. has taken place He will
leave next Thursday for more lucrative
pursuit.
Mr.. Blake, the new Commissioner Of
Public Building has given bids in the sum
Of 100000 aud appointed Mr.. Roche, the
present City Collector as bis Clerk
Mr.. Champion, British Minister, il is TN
derstood has taken umbrage at the admin
istraliOn for preventing tbe departure Of re-
cruits for the Crimes.
Five clerks and one messenger were re-
novel f.Om the Treasury Department on
political grounds.
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u MON
Telegraph Office.

Co7l5o'idHllon q ule Holtae, Iu0Tse, O'Reilly g
Wade Lines, under the Co,.iToI Of he
New York & mississippi Valley
Priatiag Telegraph Co.
Office in MINIS BLOCK, upstairs.
Dispatches left at this Office between .hs
hours Of A. Nj. and P n. will be prompts
ly forwardedi and the greatest care will be tax.
en- to give satisfaction 10 its patroD rs (al busi-
ness strictly conidential.)
R. ALCOTT, Manager.
Fremont, June %, 1855.
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sANDUsKY COUNTY
agricultural and Industrial Society,
The Fourth Animal Fair.

WILL BE HELD AT FREMONT, ON THE
I'd, Sd, and 4th days October, 1855,
The following Premiums, amounting to
between $500 and s6uO, will be paid.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06

Spakiug Of the Republican Convention to
be held in Fremont, tomorrow, the Dem
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-26

Es~ae srs~sea M-sni,.sr.. aud wh~~nss saf I7s
usAsny bssesr vassssssoa and Cseanass "a
rHrauzh Iiss ss. And n.ss-ss chseAs TO he had IN
qssE Railroad wing greatly ispsoved
western ei Iae tuas lndae 70
Tlr caasea3ea swsen lae trains from Washington and ns
laia soana West s Bsliraor i away. prapsy made al s
whinsen Juaea sey called rhe Relay Hoass nine miles
wahnsen and sse Ohio Bsgssse checked troasn %
Hhses Al rs raoo snd and
cgh tickets poaals ssyand The eonnsc'ans trains leave
~ashingoa ds'y N g. and ~, G' on Sundays al Inc
a, Wn..iirs ssrsa esrse-ss. made
THAI. oHio RAILROAD RAINING Bsisre. ,hs Ohio,
near wnssns sreush csahdxs z.sssvns' and ~ AexIs 70
nAEscid and 5sndasky aosd w sandasLs rcsedo Detroit
a. coambas ne O. railroad trains eonnsc, win the fast trains
off Luk< M&.i xeais, CINCINNATI LOUIS
,iar1s. me- Las5s s - T7ssss fseI Island Lsuls.
Naichex Ne~ oe.as also .sid wa.hi.soe
msi the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and 81 Louis sold by his
FOX CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
csso Ae ohip nsvisabe
whsslns aaa wsi..vls. sny m,es ~hsfe c"nnen'on WIN
Travellers requested notice that while This The only
shortest most speedy and nearly
me West The distance from washington 70 ins.naai !.
Fare by through nekel .or- Washington wheeling 80
oounsas ss Dayton. sis . c,ns,na. 49, Laal.s,ls
g r,os W. o. s steamer from s. % H. s- 3
Chicago, 90 IS and ss Sc Louis tas 20 and si Aens
For Hss Trsa.sa o. and Harper Ferry, .sa Berkeley Springs,
Cumbesiand Bedford snF Pedmous Oakland and Fnoaa,
way Balrnore and Wheeling nse 8,
For trains 70 and from Baltimore Annapolis special
For furAsr nformaian, throash ucke se, apply III
PARSONS, agent, al Washington staron -
Master Of Transportalion Baltimore and
MAY 5-an Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California

-. Waited mail steamships New YORK
w. Aspinxan NJ 10th usonth,
NN1x connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 san
Francisco.
These the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
THE Panama railroad es eompaetcd from
70 eee1s zad crossed hou The baggage Of
checked York
emharkea Panama the
The on~y York expenses Of
Reserve pou New York, Panama, and
Fancsco detention IN OF accident 30
the Ii entirely reiiable.
Passengers Aspn-
wal
Conductors and take charge of
and children without other protectors.
For through apply III
N sst street, New York, w RAYMOND
MaNA g.
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oyTes W.suIsGros AeuEpucr,
Washington, March 7, i6S5
PROPOSALS graduation and brick
dams, rgnrels agsedlct
May viii be opened OF
day.
poflcs specifications viii be
amin 2oh day Of April
Proposals Of particular cuEertss
and specifications
uRdrr The
appropriation ali unfinished ~ork VIII
future Congress The engineer
and IN
holding Sufficiently dcide when and
shall be stopped ands become assi'ahe
funds per viii psd, judgment Of
the the work has been properly executed ar has
specie checks UDfsd Sater
will Gon OF all TIA, the work
paid thei, fail wages uDasly and specie
sealed. and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AqreducI"
an the tads
make
considered conducive Of The
work
Every accompanied by signed Ny
Responsible effect h- they under
obgzon. days, gsed and sufficient
securities andertaken said
accompanied Uaitrd district
iudg United soue officer o.
Engineer DE
OF War; that the able 70 make good iht
guarantee
viii opened presence Of bidders, 4 4 nem
choose D be present
Capt Of Engineers, in charge
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The National Hotel

Of the 27h
kitchen from basement 10
t- suidna and tho alterations and about The dinnF
rorrs greatly and comfort of IT.
furnished best the markets aaod,
labor Will be spared
Ire
th~for, publr Will cortnne
extended house
@ the do Al
after the aoth BY eating Al the Hotel Board ~ per
u. d WILLARD
wasmrssros cIrF, November "a, 1864.
N0gh 4
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II. ". GiLLET,

Counssl M fuu.
Has removed
Of Thirteenth He wp enuinue devote his
Gcff.s supreme Court
10 will
epiuoas ga~~tpus bape
kce appeals chief justice
District of Columbia and viii s~o 10 the
p-epsraiIoa aud trial ef concerning patents
ues nsvns congress-
carss befnre board established fr their
~ jadt~
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q shSala aaid sequainiasce be fofgoi,
nd never brought 10 min
SLo0ic xnid acQ uxintAnex b< t5sgoi,

. shSeid aaid seqaanlssc be fofgof,
And
Slons xnAd bs forgot
And days % and lang SyHe-"
The
re junior ca3s of June,
class OF tue ending june 1881 and Fr1shman
ending June, ie
~ashastoD D. c. ty The thd of March, D. 1857
bsigfen the of the cham
lives greeting sympathy untimtfy
OF lb-if promising eonpeers.
preliminary meeting Of The seisPpoinied committee viii be
bead The hrst s,o2d SEPTEMBER A D. 1854 Uned
Hotel Cbssnat Fourth FIfb
winch those members of the Glasses
seniea invited
adopted 10 secure as fun attendance possible
In ths those
good enoagh 10 furnish the
their respective post oAces.
EDWARD j. GRANT, VI. D.
Of Tresion, N. j. Chsknsn Of Comnirlee.
ALEXANDER c. hart, -. D.,
OF Philadelphia, PennsysvsniA,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNEk,
ofLxncaser, PennsyrSaniz,
PHILIP PENDLErON,
Of Winston, AHsshsny Co. Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
ofBaisto Iron End Glass Works, MI
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF McntscUery eoan'y. Msryi9AA
JoHs WsIpxAS. of Lebanon. Pa, Secretary.
March s7-lzwtMafJ tineilgrDcer]
newspapers civilized
ed edsI0w1s
classes scattered tbs
visions ali United
Of insertion
essionaiy between mis- date aud The "a Of March, D. 1851
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BEows STANTON WALKxR.
~ NJ. 4. SROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
ER have formed for practising Inv in the Supreme
Fniied of claims WashinguR
Of Tennessee Oces in Washington and Mem
win always found either place, and
letters addressed 10 Them will receive prompt attention
April i9- feod Intel and sentinel copTl
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or ks ssfabsshaenf ef additional Land Qce he Ter
risory Of 0regoa-
approved Febssry IL 1855,
.nu~s An ADDITIONAL land ditic
sf 10
yisr of fomr sandud parallel hereby
ofbce sssf District has
Uraed States
sx,a fer,ory, arrii other ordered
.fy-- of Tth AZ
~wvA % t-ss JOHN wfi4sov.
ts~n~r~a lasd oS-.
May Ts-fa~i3~ rfat~f h star.
IIARrER-s asAZtSE fsw May
III Emma being of@ s.ry~rs s,sry baek =
Jpat feceivea nv TAYLOR MAUEY,
M.Ya Rpnk.eiisrs. fesaz sv-ope, eth STREET
NY Keeper s"tssr~s osttArs assa cessss,
" wr. Rarherors-s ch5lirea, 81. 81 -
safe n TAYLOR HACRfS
Mav5 Bookstore, 9th street
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rTx1E ONLY ONE AUTHORZEDl-TheR Roe OF Dr. BOY
vEAU LAFf EcTEUR superior the sirups OF cus
pariia remefies IL rsdscnly
all affections Of the skn darre scofuss the cor
accidents from acccuchmeBt the csics
hereditary vi huno A. dePurs
powerfully seaeious In csarhs Of The haSder In con-
aTisng fum akus0s
injections As syphitc the Rob curcs In
ensuing from the
basam OF cube& from which only pe
neutraixinx Boyvesu sbove
stAAd
ing OF he iodure
potassium.
agents United States Gabriel Blondn 81
William street. orders GuiI0t DucDage,
New Orleans; seaily, Ssn Fsncisco.
The druggists throughout the Uni
ted States pamphlet G. Carvnis the ned
properties will be ohained by writing to g. Bon
din wiiam York who will give Information
wanted
g. b. prepared South Amencs the West In
dies the kob bond
Idly
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j. Baney, D., Professor
and moral PHILOSOPHY.
William Ruegtes L. d. frsof of Mechanical PHILOSOPHY and
Altono0y-
Huntington. A. ~, Prosss of ths Greek and LsrA
Languages
Charles Jevsi H.,
H. M n, d. fye(esssx d Chenisy ksrs
raj PHILOSOPHY.
T. r. Fristoe, A. n, Professor II Msxheusaies-
William L. Jison, A. NJ Professx Of Modern Language
X C. Fox, A. Greck md Lnaa Languages
j. G. Naxh A. NJ Teacher Of the Prparacy Department
THE session begins ths sss Wednesday september
nonhs) Dc Wednesday In June
admission sxAnipcd Mord Tues
peeosg opening the sessios The regular coess
omit hs and scisn6c
Of B. An s61ancod also
yded for the degree sndenm may pssns s.y parcsls
fully occupy receive ceS6cse
ausinmenG
uepsrsoy Aepamens gensHI super
faculty. with sae aaA experienced teacher and
Will - gvea Gtng pap1s college,
With fun and able scuy E.Asns are With coincidence invited
of ben 1u0aa, advantages
peculiar The general eovesnneuf.
Cireaars .eedsd nirnsos, received by ap
pIyiss psrsoaaty or ~ lsssss 70 ~ DssshassL
Juiy 7-Aaw3w
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United StAaAs Patent OnAcs,
Wssh5Axb0n, Nay -, 1855.

petition Emy Puiman administrative OF The esnte
" decenseA Of Abion New Yost
granted 70 the said Lewis Pasn
the 7s day Of August lo4 for Improvement IN
buidinx from the expiration
patent place 2ia day sf August,
Monday 9th day of August next ~ O'Clock and all
persons notified appear and they have
SHY said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons the required 70 file IN the Patent
specially writing least
bc the Of hearing Al testinoay ned By eer
hearing, taken transmitted in
oce, which will be furnished ON
plscaiou-
The testimony a6h of Jaly
deposonr, other relied testimony, uu be
ONCE before the ~ @at
eumeDts, sly, days fhefcsaer.
Ordered thsi this notice - psstahed N me uaon iniei
Evening wsshingtos D. c.; Pennyivsnisn
fhlndepha Pa. Sccn tiH Aecaa, New York. n r.; Daily
Baluao1e Republican BAnrore and Rooa, haas, oDcs
wceAs psevoas the 6 day Of An
fnsi the day ~ hearing
Commissiones Of flisnts.
Of above viii please copy and send
Oce, containing This nouce
MxYJ I
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NJ YORK. HHEMEN, ANIL SOUTH
49, AN .UNITED STATES MAI sTEANERs
Til. comprising this lire lae W.ssHisC-
TON, Capt E. Csvendys iiEgMANn, Capt Ed
FlisgnE
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
56 Wall street, " ".
BRDFN. SHiPLEY. b CO.,
Ltverpooi.
STEPHEN KEENkRp l. co,
81 Frisrs, London.
r. o. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER Havre
~ p. a. rae ann. viii nu be gold, Alver,
rasa sey, precious metals unless bills Of
laanp therefor and lae value thereof expressed therein
Ap2S-au
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United States MaiIs-

Posr OFy1cR DErAxrxKHI, May Is, ls55.
nEoPOxAfs for carving Uned the
Isl day November 3oth Of June l65e In
elusive in MICHIGAN, will received the Goa
Of Post Ufbee Department in the c a WISH
nclusve, be decided TIE
nsrt day on the herein specified.
1894 Carp miles and back weet
during suspension navigation, from November
20 Msy Is each year.
Leave Carp River Monday n Sam;
Arrive a Bay "Wednesday by 6pmi
Leave Kesw Thursday att
Arrive al Carp Saturday BY
1887 Bay Entry HouEbton Ciifor Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor and NorIh West Mine, TO Fon Wh
kips mics and bact, . week
Leave Keeweuaw 70 Bay Thursday at 6ams
Arrive nj Wilkins Saturday syepm;
Lesve Fnrr wilkins
Arrive al Bay "Wednesday by pm
Bay AgonsuiB Adventure and Rockand to
so miles and hack, once week
Leave Keewensw Bay Thursday nt sam;
Arrive at Ouronnxoa Saturday BY 6pmi
Onfonagoa Monday af cam
Arrive AT Kerwsnaw Bay "Wednesday by p m
For embraced the contracts
proposals dated February io le
- JAMES CAMPBELL,
lT-lnwfw Postmaster 1enefaL