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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

Office Chief Engineer and superintendent. {
ss ID

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PASSENGERS for all Way Stations South of Goldsdoro
except MARLBORO, Rocky Point Burgaw, South Wash
ington Teacheys Magnolia, Warsaw, tasons, Mount o.
i've and Dudley informed that Day Express Trains
North and South cannot stop during the winter
quence of the late and irregular arrival of the Bay Line
Weldon.
An Accommodation Car is attached to the Freight
Trains, daily between Wilmington and GOldsbOro which
leaves Wilmington at 6.l5 A. M, and arrives Goldsboro
at P. NJ. Leaves GodsbOro' at 500 A. NJ and reaches
Wilmington at 2.3O P. NJ.
Passengers buy their tickets the regular Ticket
Offices The Transportation Agent will sell tickets for these
trains at Wilmington. S. L. FREMONT, Eng. & Supt.
Nov. 24.-68-3t. Herald copy 3t.1
JUST RECEIVED
A T KELLEY'S NEW BOOK STORE per Adams & Co. S
n Express:
Dr. Spencers Pastoral Sketches very interesting work
Life and Labours of Rev. Daniel Baker D. d. of the
great Preachers of the 18th Century, very
full as ReVivalist
Parson Brownlow and Prynes Dscuss on Slavery
thing rich and racy;
Jacobs Amalgam Pens, No. l, 2, and 4, a fine Pen;
Gillotts No. 404 Pen, a superior Pen;
India lux for drawing Mouth Glue
Nov 23d
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RAPID IMPROVEMENT OF THE INDIAN MIND.-The
editor Of the Portland Transcript has been tour
with the other Maine editors to the AroosOok region
The following brief conversation with one of the Abort
gnes, would seem to prove that the Indians of that
region are making great advances in civilization -
One old Indian who approached our party, was great
ly puzzled as to our character.
Won EnOlshmpn 9'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

SEAMLESS GARMENTS such as Under Shirts, Drawers,
~ Night-Caps, Half Hose, &C., at
Nov. "a. BALDWIN'S.
NTEVER BUY AN UMBRELLA till you have examined
~ the assortment at BALDWINS.
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You Commissioners ?"
"No-Editors.''
ugh you make newspapers! Learned men; hav
great minds ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

TNRENCH SUSPENDERS. The new style, recently i'm.
10 ported, and sold emily by [N24l BALDWIN.
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Nov. Oath
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
NEW YORK 1TARKET-July IL.



Flour-ol eusd du' and heavy and closed frm wild a
superne STATE - IS 4o5 for eItr safe; S5s6sJ for
superne western S3Ss 30 ioE common 10 medium extra
western, 6s 10 Tor shipping bnds extra round hop
81 5a5 . for 10 choice eIrI Aye Flour-Smal
sales al S3a3.55
Wtca-lIarket firm and quiet; sales Of 50 90 bu al u
5ac for uusuund and far Mil Club, Sl4 for red IVES
rn iafeE, S07l o. for white do 81 for new white
Rye-Dal; 2DOlu sod II esr rleliverei unsound
Corn-In far supp, asd lac w. suind exirumely
scarce and commands full Diicez % 90 bu
p for dauagcd good unsound mixed Western Soc for
s0und do s3s5c white southern and Sic Tor s0uLd
oais-Ia lir supply and a;; G5z46e state and Wes
ibis Farui e brand f2i5sc.
P-Afarkef frnsr vii snle Of 800 bbs 1t SIG 0 Il
mess; SIs.T5 for clear and Sl3I5 for prime.
BEES eady- s1cs OF a01 bbs II SO 15lf0 for cuuu-
try mess sl2 50 for feacked mess; Siti % for Extra
mess beet AID prime beef quiet . nominal tie
same 10 hldS plain haEsed hams soid Al s5S allc
Cut Mests-Frmer; saes 65 hhds a. 81 6 ioT shoulders
and ~ asc for hams.
LaTd-Seareey buOy ant sales OF SIS hbls at l aIlac
BGieT-a bstisT dsuan at Pale Tor COOK ohio and Is
Gl9c for stale
Chcese-Dull al % &C
llides-hIarket rules steady with a moderate husi eSs
dOine 25a for BuenoS Ayes, 24z5s fur Mo rande
2I5Sag for Oruo-o s4ls71 Tor dry western and Tor
slaughtered.
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.


Aloohol-76 % and ss y cent above proof 45S4sa5lc
Butter-W R. Merch ants fair to prime. hrkins ll
IL; common and fair Ohio and ludiaua SGllc.
beans Prime small white p CO fbs s0cdSl.
Cheess-PrIme molium ard large W. X. 6A G65Sc Put
Farm. Durhrm Farm Hnl Nuimeg 9ell0c nominal;
orlinlr and gOod inIat. lgl sh Dairy tlSo n0mina
CoIre-RlO, common and prime lo3s dl2c-
Cnndles-PreSsed Tall0w ike Sta, IA, Is and l6 lGc
2I7t1lsc.
choice red and extra white wheat 81 lQGls.8
Dried fIus-Apples. common 10 choice y 3 ios 81 Is
Gl62k
Ni0assos-Prime n. o. (large and small lotsl Sc
Ulis-LInseed large and mall l0tsl 70Tle; Lard No .
and No. ], I06soc-
Proyisiols-Best city brands Mess Pork y bb Sl5 best
city brands 6b Lard loc bacon Shoulder and ribbed sides
57.67ssc hams, ain aud 5. {, csnvassed 81 sallc.
Rice-FaIr 10 prime 81 4Gtic y u.
Sugar-COmmun- low aud far, ~ ~ z13c: good
fair, pums and choice, sGeA
Seeis-FlsI, y s. Ss. conuloa and prime. l0O1Il0c.
TallOw-Prin.e city rendered. 9GgAlc.
Eastern Exchange-A6a u cent premium buying and
selling qates.
~ We allow selling here for New York Exchange
keep account thee and buying rates for drfs
BosOa. Phlladephia and Baltim0re have
Exchange the last three cities here
STRAIGHT, DESIING CO.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

Flour-The market is quiet aad IN pm no change Is
observable. be quoted AZ S35513 and
At S4Gt2s Yesterday afternoon lO0 bbls saper6ne
sold September delivery 81 Received during
last - hours s2l hhls.
Groceriss-AIolass s hive sdyanced, with sales OF
80 hhls SIC Sugsr and Coss fim, with far de-
Inaad
whisky-Poes have declined TO 2le with salss OF so
bhlg.
Pr0vsions-Te market is Erm and the OF trade IN
favor holders 4 sale OF COO prime Lard. MAIDS
l0 Some -otaiions pending for Mess Pork
SIS - and Bacoa Sides 7sc but les have rzEspir
ed up % present
Grain-Yheai is scarre aud Prees arm Sales o so tu
Eol red Al 51U do FAIR waite aud so do
KENNEDY while n 81 Cora hrn and pTicss sesdy;
sales Of ll ~ S. l5j do 5000 DO
Sic Barley quiet and dull; sale Spring
sGc Oats active demand The market iirn;
snles Of 400 bu 40 do do
-, aud 90 do al 50c
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Buffalo Market.

III TELEdLAPH-I
BUFFALO July III P NJ
F0ur-Msrket very dun to-day and confined
entirely he local snd retail tIade ales do exceed
z00 bbls yesierd1y's rate
Wbeai-ll demand and market without change;
sales OF 670c unsound and sound Chicago
srrias 7d dama=ed ciun, i for red OHIO
diana; ~ izc fJr common white Canadian.
Cor-Iu pretty good demand dlstiing, sales Of 60
O1J bu unSound al s91s d50c
whout change and good demand; sales of IS 900
bu al - d395S for damaged; 37z37 &c for sound.
Rye-,teldy; sales Of small lots Al S5s5Sc-
Mhiskey-fIrmei; sales af 90 bbls Al 22c.
Canal Frrizhts-4lu00 b5ls -four. Hoo bu wheat 1000
bu 10 n V.
Reeeips-Ilour ess bbls wheat s7I4O 5u corn none;
oats s. SO.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE. Z
SATURDAY July II. 6 p. M.
Cleveland Produce Market.

FLoUR-sales of 50 b5ls No superne al 81 5 per ~
loo bbls and 60 bbls extra Al S4z
GRAIN-WHEAT-SalesO OF 1 600 5u Mediterranean ahoai
at sie 5000 bu medium do At SC and Loo BIeiteraL
can from = re On private terms.
CoRS-ssles Of carload at s6 loo bu from stO'e Al
SIC; and 500 bu from s:sre Al 5s1Sc-
RYr-Sale Of :. 900 bu ahoat al Sc.
OArs-Sales of car loads al 35c; do At 36'zc.
HIGHwINES-Sale of 81 Ibis al &c
ROYISIONS-EGes-Several small sales q, 5a54c-
LARD-Small sales OF No. . al &C.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN STATISTICS.

Batter and Cheese pusseut mlteria improvement
Pnme grades Day Butter, nicely paeKed have sold toll
eEaby we'll but State keg and drkin, very
DALI and the abundance Of all kinds except really choice
for w n sOOI ket exists renders buyers fastli5us
The stock Of Cheese very bad order here and sales Of
uusound made almost nominal fgures-say l3e and
for wessern Reserve 5l56-
Cut Meats-Rusy an unsoue1 -ultry cured meats
large supply aaI the bak Of ssle have bsen at S5e for
SHOULDERS 6Ss S75se f5r Inns Sound firm ~
Gs5sc respectively
Very respectfully Yours
HUNTINGTON BROS s vOGELL-
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oswEGo MARKEr-Juiy IL.
IBY rELEsRAPHI

Flour-Unchuagtd.
Wheat-SteadY. sales OF 5000 bu al 7Oc Racine and
Chicaga suriug not IA shipping condition
Coru-Dull; sales o. 90 bu hot al ssc
Oats-Dul sales al s9d4Oc.
IreiFhts-EIrm-r.
Lake Tmporis-iOO bbls -four ls Oo bu wheat 600 bu
corn, II u0O hu 0afs
Canal F1PSrs-2 GOO ibis -four 900 bu wheat 900
rnfn- 1f hu oats
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For the Commerclal Gazette
Chicago correspondence

CHICAGO. Thursday Evening. July Il, ls5s.
EDITOR CoNEERcIAL GAzETTE-Dear SH We are hap
py be able. AZ length pen the gratifying utegence
that busincss in city revvInshit prosnects
enGourasing and brighter aspect than thsy
have done any during the past months
BsnktbusneSs shares IN the improvement and mlihly
payments with promfness Prodncs papeTis read
iypuhase and the aggregate OF this line Of discounts
has reached mlgaude during the past month
may De easily Supposed view Of cur heavy ship
ments amJuatng ''eght and half millions bush
es" for the We Quo;e Exchange steady per
esn hank discount usual a 70 psr cent and money
plenty for all itima.e business aasleioas; Gold II
~ y premium; tbs street aud among the
boxers nominal al ~ AK p cent premium with
bat little business doing
~. 80.
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FRAfIIERS.
alanufaGtnres.

J. H CLARK IRA DAVIS JAMES ]. DAVID
I H. CLARK & CO.-Manufaeturers
- and Deaiers Lumber shingles, La h,Sc Merwln
ST., sIh Yard above Division Street Bridge. ClsTeand
NEW LUMBER YARD.
H Cl ARK, late busIne agent OF Thatcher. Burt
Co. has connected himself with celebrated manufactur
establishment Michigan for the transaction Ct the
Imher business Cleveland By this connection they
sell all kinds Of Lumber either al Retail OF
hy the Cargo, al prices accordingly. apEdSwsm Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

y Lis Vessels passing IN md out Of the Lock Of the
Weland Canal al Port Colb0urne c. W. furnished By the
Lock Tender tothe Board Lake Underwriters D. r Do-
BINS. Secretary:
BoUSD wEsT-Jalv l5-Seho5ners Phalarope Island
Queen Ontne th-Propeliers La Cruss Granite Stale
Bound EAsT-Juv i5-Propeller Osdeashurrh: schour-
er Garden CITY Oae the lt;h-PfIpsllerS Hercules Geo
Mudat. n1rq1es Aliles, Arabia, I Paik Wm Sfurees
New BEunswlck; hiss Isabella. Venice, Als1ander Wr,
Penn. schooners Mary Post Bey Unon CItiLen RrsciE
SUMMIT, Return, Scott, Whessr, Chas walker GsoT-
rians. SON Sulfaua-
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Builders & Arfbitffts.

BROOKS S. G. & Z. W., BUILD
H. ERS. Ais Manufacturers Of DOors, Blinds, 5asa,
Brsckets and al Snds OF Serol-Sawng and Gothic WORK
Particular attsn paid FITTING Stores Factory on
0ylslan-st nea Centre Block. Cleyelsnd. o. noloc3
G0RLETT 4 CUBB0N MASTEP
~ arTIIDRpS 30 81 praz-s-t--.
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5nsnrailfe.
Confectionery.

TOHN QUINN'S CELEBRATED
- SPARKLING KENNErT-ln battles very super
ior article, a. S. c WHITING 4 cos,
mhB III Superior Stree.-
- Q. WHITING 4 CO.-Manufactu
Of Choice COuiectiOueres and h0eSale and Re
aii Dealers IN Foreign Fruits. Imported Cigars. and all
decaeies in their No III Superior ST. Cleveland
Ohio. mhs
@ @ WHITING & CO., HAVING
De mzds improvements IN their facturus
department now prepared 10 furnish Confectionery o
all descriptions At reduced prices Parties supplied VII
the best description ofehoce Injuries At the shortest ns
da-2l
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Gnarnuers.

ENG R 1ViNG AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAvERS AND LITHoGRAPHERs, Baak
street, Cleyeland, o
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1853. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
ER 8 8 ss:...;yS5 .i,...S ss5I:.:.....i;s.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 ls53 Passenger Train- leave Cleveland 1ll0s
t;i5 M, Cnraau Express, stoppIns a herea Graiton
Wellinstgr, New London shelby, CrCsthne
Gallon, CarGInston and Delaware
JJlf N Acc0mmodatlln- stopping a. all stations
$40 NJ, cincinnati Nisht PaSset ger stopping all
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and a.
leave passengers afall sfatioas s0uih Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby SanduSky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Alt Vernon Newark, Zanesvilie. &c
for Forest, Upner Sandussy- Delphus, Lima, II
Wayne, LapoFte. Chicago. &C west. and East
for Mansfeld, Wooster. hIassillon. &C
0alo1 and Beefoutane Railroad Line, for Marion, Belle
fuutaine, Sidney Uuiun, Muncie, Indianapolis,
Terrs Haute YIacennes Evansville, Louisville
Cairo, St. Louis, hc
Dc aware Dayton and CINCINNATI Line for Springfield o.
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinuati. Richmond, In
dianapols. Icrre HIufe, s. Louis. &c; and AZ
CIneinnati with the Ohio \ Mississippi Rail-
rad for Louisville, and all points On the Ohio
Columbus Little Miami and columbus and xeaia Rail
rgad, for Nenla, Dayton, IndanaIOiis, TeIre
Hauie, s. Louis. AI0rr0w, L1veland and Cn,-
unlfi and with the Ohionu Mississippi Rail-
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo s. LouIs, and all points on the Ohio river,
Colmius Ceutral ohio Rsiruad for Nssrk, Zaass!Ile
Wheeling, ke.: Columbus, PiquA and Indiana
Rallruad for Plqua- Urnana- &c
For Tickets 10 ali points and information apply al
the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, OF al the Pas
S. FLINT. Superintendent.
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CLEARANCEs.
Steamer North slar. SWret Superior.
Steiner Mas Qnecn. Niger DeInu
Proyeller New York, Ludlow, Toledo.
Propeller VI Spauldlng, Hunt, Buffalo - bales WOOL
I257 pkss mdse les beef 3sl bols hghwints, - hhds
tobacco l6 casks asaes ls kegs lead ibis eggs,
Eond.
Schooner Chalense Green. M.Tqae,te, cords rewood
II II lumber. Wetmare
SchOoner CTn0 me- Bnn Pt Huron p t0ns coal loo gs
Indse, loo kegs powder. Austin q CO. &C
Schooner W sargent, Kelly. Toledo, do coal Rice
r SCo.
Schooner Parsons Ernst vermiliOn ID tons coal Rice
rs Ca
Schooner 8Iinnesa Decker Toledo go bBls sali Mas
ter.
schooner Aiidzsht Drake. ChessO sOtOns coal Pros
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ...... July l6, H.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer North star Sweet SoPe1r, Il pfgs mlss, Hanna
Co
Steamer May Queen, Vrver, neiruit
Propeller Allegheny, C0Bkeys Blfao, 60 pkes mlse.
Bind
Propeller COfEet, Wst Buffalo % tons mdse Nix N
Propeller New York, LutoV, DunkIrk. - nsdse-
fr0DeueI GTauite State, Clapan. OgdenSburgh
mise. ChamJerlin 4 GO.
Propeller Mineral Rock, RYDER. Buffalo.
Propeller Oswego, Kirbr, Duakirk, s. tons udse.
Schooner Flhi, Becker, Osego. 100 bbs salt v Swain
stone q Calklns
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
R0lD COMPANY.

- - ;=s..-..ss..
Having made arrangement with the PIttsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago R. r. Co. for the JOINT use Of
their Track be-Ssen Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Wall Trains Daily Sundays excepiedl as follows
cnrnmencing Monday, NAV ltth. ls5s
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STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY.
lODUCE COMMISSION MuRCu
FLOUR r..

We are receiving the following well known bransst
Flour on consignment, to which call the altsution Of
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ASoS' 1890
The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL. DURING THE PRESENT
season ruh Their we'll known and popular line OF
FIRST CLASS STEAM FR0PELLERS And
SIZZLING TESSELSf
per Lakes. forming
DAILY Line betlcseR Ogdens5urgh aad Osteego,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Irl-Weekly Line between Oglensbug and Osweeo
and PoIts Lake Michigan connecting a. Oslenshurgh
with the OgdensburEh Gnd Nesm0ns Cen tral Route be-
tween Ogiensburgh. Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Iawrenee Nashua Lowell an0 Bosfon; ana at OsyVego
with Hovey Cruwforl OsWcgo liue Of ThirV Fiisf
Class canal Boats, lagc the ENLARGED canal he
tween Osyeso and New York. thus adOriine Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route with but one transhiuneut b-
Bosom. New England and New Yo < nj The west
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
ments al OsH for Dock and with abun-
NJ accommodations for handling asserting and shipping
Freight ppou the plan p.ctced Ogdens5uTgh can guar
antee the sale prompt and perfect delivery VI al property
ms Line connects At Cleveland with the Northern
transportation Lac q Sanal Bosisoa the Ohio Canal
line Of Propelersto Lake Superior, and with Railroads to
Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis, Louisville and 81
Louis.
AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs:
J. Myers. , Centiss Ctis Kimball los Safe 81
J J L C,s Narner 81 SliP, N.fork Boston, Mass.
=. C. Hosey, 3 New York New York,
Hoyey Crawford, Oswego, VIM T. walker; Toledo. o
MSIhsr Co Chicago m ssIsIg m slsnc CO. % Mii7saRss s
Locker Co, Racine. lJ.F KRkIaND. Saeboygaa;
Chamberlil, Crawford s Co., Cleveland, 0
...-...
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y Connections ade with Returning Trains from
the points made going South and East, also
CLEVELAND ior Sandusky. TOledo, Detruf Chicago,
Ene, DunkIrk, Buffalo, aaro Falls Canada, Youbgs
town WaTreu and NeuT Castle
re- BrgEz-e checked through 70 all and transfer
red free OF charge.
r. For rickets OF inf0rma ION apply At the Union Tick
e Oee 81 Superior street, a. the oce IN Depot and az
all Railroad Ticket Odices
}. FARMER, Sup 1, Clsyeland-
: A MYERS. Gen Tioset Ag't. Cleveiand. mas
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BRADBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS- COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
and Prod1ee Nos 10 and l92 River street. an 10 and
c. BRADBUEN.l
W A EIsHER-l augaIdly lsl
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Brass EOundery.

CARRIAGE MAKING.
THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO FOR
IL iweutyOue has been in the above business IL this
ryexcept the past eighteen monihsannounces 20 the
public that he has taken the old stand At
Hurbu.s Bork, and Will csr the business Of Carnage
Making and repaIriugtoug all work pro1 and sat
and fulhlIug all orders dispatch
Tins being Oldest he determined 10 make good
a acaIrIasC sh01 any the city
myls:dsm lss A W HUR URLBUI--
CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.
- MYERS. UHL. 4 co Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In Foreign anl Americ1n Mare. Manufacturers OF Mon
unIeuts AIanfles, Cabinet Slsbs &c
No s. S0Per0r street, near Merchants Bank, CleTe-
land. Ohio
steam work foot Of Seneca street.
O A MYERS c \. UHL- J. J. MYERS
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G.. W. BERhNs
TPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
" tursr Of Lounges. and all kinds Mattresses ana
Bedd ng Cushons Curtains, Drzperies &c No - Sule-
periur Hill four aoors below Commercial Branch
Bank. Cleveland. Ohio.
Al orders ronpily executed Particular attention pan
10 the laying OF or Cloths Czrpeiiug, &c, &C
EOREST CITY SCALE WORKS.
II EVERY SCALE WARRANTED STRONG, AC-
CURATE AND DURABLE Agents, with some capital,
' e KELLER
ivl4 Vineyzrd street Cleveland o.
L AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
Il \ Manufacturers OF PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
prepared supply all ufcers with superior quail
n W. TAYLOR, Agent,
n ar7t-dkwtf2 Ofice3. bank street.
IkEnOVR7.
n PRICE, Wholesale Manufacturer
Ds cf WOOD AND WILLOW CABS. BOYS
SLEIGHS WHEELBARROWS &c, has removed his
establishment 70 l4l Ptshursh street he will be
cared 70 6l 81 orders VIII dispatch ang2edly ~
GIVING, JAMES H., MANUFAC
~ TURER OF AND DEALER IN TIN, SHEET IRoN
AND COPPER WARE. g Ontarlo-st.
CHAMBERLAINS & LEE, MANU-
~ FACfURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF SPORTING AND BLASTING POW
DIR Odice- Ne AtSster Rloek VII
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Locker Co, Racine. lJ.F. KmKL.ND. saoboysan
Chambeflil, Crawford i Co., Cleveland, 9
l5ssitf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Council PrOceedings.

OttumWd, NOV. ~, 1908.
Council met at the call Of the Mayor
Present, Mayor, Recorder, Marshal. Aid.
Dsus, Bradshaw, H inter. Mllburn, Neville,
Hawley, Prug Absent, Solicitor and aid.
Potter and Caldwell.
Journal of last meeting read and approved.
A petition was presented by the Citizens of
the City Of Ottumwa requesting the Common
Council to make an appropriation for the pur-
pose Of procuring Hooks, Ladders, Buckets,
sc.
Moved by Mr.. Frngh, that the Council elect
chief fire Engineer, an assistant and three
fire Wardens. Carried.
The Council proceeded then to elect the
following officers by ballot, a chief fire En-
gineer, an assistant and three fire Wardens,
which resulted as follows ID. F. Gaylord
was elected Chief Fire Engineer, A Lotspeich
Assistant and John d. Devin of the 1st Ward,
John a. Newman of ed Ward, James H. Ham,
mond of Sd Ward, were elected fire Wardens.
On motion of Mr.. Hawlew, Resolved that
the Common Council Of the City of Ottumwa
appropriate the necessary amount ont Of any
funds in the hands Of the Treasurer not to ex-
coed $500, for the purpose of procuring Hooks,
Ladders, Buckets, and all other necessary APP
paratus for the purpose of forming Hook snt
Ladder Company. Carr ed.
Moved by Mr.. PrugE tina: the Marshal be
instructed to purchase Ladders and 6 lilo. ks
and Rope.
Mr.. Hawley moved to amend BY referring
the same to a committee of three. Amend
ment carried.
Mr.. Prugh moved to amend by reducing the
number of Hooks to instead of six. Amend
ment carried.
Messrs. Prugh, Neville and Bradshaw were
appointed said committee.
A petition was presented by J. B. Myers
and j. NJ. Heirick, the said petitioners pro-
pose to continue Samantha Street to the De-
moline River, and to continue the alley 27Sl Fl.
into the ground known as the Mill Donation
and parallel with said Samantha st. the Street
to be 40 feet wide and the alley to be 16s teet
wide-provided the City will vacate % feet
wide on the south side Of the saiI Samantha
Street, and running aong The said Street 1881
feet so as to accord with tie balance of the
said Street as continued. and also TO vacate
the alley running from Samantha north TO
Front Street.
Moved by Mr.. HawIey that the prayers of
the petitioners be granted.
Mr.. Prugh moved to amend by referring the
petition to committee of three. Amendment
carried.
Mpssrs. Daum, Hawley and Hunter we're
appointed said committee.
Ga motion adjoined.
w. GOLDSMITH, Recorder.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Citizens Fire Meeting.

A called meeting Of the Citizens of Ot,um-
wa was held at the Methods. Church, Nov.
18th, 1858, for the purpose of taking into con-
sideration the expectancy Of forming fire de-
par.ment for protection against fire. The fol-
lowingis the result of said meeting:
On motion, James H,wley was chosen
Chairman, and A'onzo Eaton Secretary.
On motion Of 4. Washhurn, committee of
three was arn''inted 10 daft resolutions ask
king the City c aincil TO purchase Hooks, Lad
ders, Carriage. 81 Buckets and the necessary
equipments for Hook and adder Co. f..
Washbnrn, Geo. Gillaspy and VIM. J. Ross
were appointed said committee.
On motion, a Committee of four was ap-
pointed to form Hook and Ladder Co. A
l.. Graves, A. W. CASTOR, John Newman and
A. Eaton were appointed said committee.
On uletion, q Committee of two was appoin-
ted to correspond with the Cities of New York,
Cincinnati and St. Louis, and ascertain the
cost Of Fire Engine aud necessary equip
ments.
NJ Messrs. A. W. CASTOR, and VIM. r. Elmen.
dore was appointed said committee.
On motion the City Council was requested
to appoint chief Engineer, and three assistants
one from each ward, at their next meeting.
TWAS moved that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in each of the Weekly
papers. Carried.
On motion, adjourned, subject to call from
the corresponding Committee.
A. EATON, Sect,