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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
Afflicted for Years.

O4LfHOs, u, Jan. Is, 1888.
= Messrs. Hunt 4 Gardner-Gent 81
p wish to make known to the public an ar
ticle from which / have derived more ben
efit than from all other medicines which
ever used. have been suffering from
Fever and Ague and its effects, for the
r last Eve years, in which time / have
scarcely enjoyed single day Of good
n health, until procured from your Drug
Store bottle of DR.. Christies A9ue Bal
n sam. In few days found myself clear
r Of ague, and rapidly recovering in health.
:, l have not felt symptom since COM
= mencsd taking it, (about three months,)
although constantly exposed to cold and
G weather. To my friends, and the public
generally, suffering from this disease in
a any form. would say, procure : bottle,
y and save health, constitution, and money.
- You're. j. B. GROSCOST.
Above are only q few testimonials in
q favor Of Christie's Ague Balsam, but
space forbids publishing more.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
BOLLES, SMITH 4 CO., Ia South
l Water st., Chicago. Proprietors for the
n Northwestern States also, Wholesale
/" Dealers in Patent Medicines generally.
N FOR SALE BIT
n PARSONS 4 MELLISH, Independence.
r. WRIGHT.
f e. w. WHITNEY. Quasqueton.
J. DORAN, .--..-.....-... Delhi.
26-3m
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State Of Iowa,
BUCHANAN COUNTY,

CAsrEa h. MxsSIe,) In the District Court Of
vs.. said county, September
Sylvia MESNIG. Term, 1858.
TO SYLVIA MENNIG:
You are hereby notified that there will be on
file, on the first day Of September next, in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, petition Of Casper H. Mennig, pray
ing for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony
now existing between himself and you, on the
ground of Adultery, committed by You with
one Hiram Ellison, in August, 1857, and un-
less you appear and answer thereto, on or be-
fore the morning of the second day of the said
September term of said Court, a decree will be
entered in accordance with the prayer Of said
petition. c. E. LATHROP,
August II, 1858. 24-4 Atty for plaintiff.
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Dubuque Wholesale Market.


DuBUQuE, Sept. 6.
FLOUR-Superfine 1878 Extra $500.
WHEAT--75@sOc. y blu. for ORDINARY and
good s5c. for strictly prime.
CORN-50c - Blu.
0ATS-50@54c.R blu.
DRIED BEEF-l5c. p n.
SUGAR--Brown, &c.; fair, 10c.; refined,
IL; crushed and powdered 1890.
MOLASSES-Sugar house Soc. Golden Syr
up. 10000. y gal.
POTATOES-40c. III bu.
HAY-$4.OO@$6,o0. u ton.
WOOD-s4,75. % cord.
COAL-R. 1. $3.50 ~ ton delivered.
HIDES Green, Sc; dry 1910.
WHISKY--Bourbon, 50@$2, 90; Common
2o@22; Old Rye, 5O@75c.
BUTTER rkin and RON lO@l5c - b
Reese. per doz.
LARD--6c. q h.
CHEESE-9@l0c. cts.
CANDLES -Tallow, 1910; Star 22@24
PORK-Mess $17 .OOR Dbl; prime, $4,000
BEEF-On foot 21a@3.
MUTTON--6x &C. per lb.
DRIED PEACHES-l21k@l3.
DRIED APPLES-l6c. pfb.
ORANGES 500 p bx.
LEMONS-$ 90 per bx.
SEEDS-Retaii prices Clover, IS, 90 per bu
Timothy, $500 do. do; Red top $500 do. do
Blue Grass g. do do; Orchard 50, dos do; Mil
let 50, do. do; Poland Oats 81 so do. do Irish
do, 81, do.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

Mr.. EDITOR ,-PIeass announce the name
Of L. w. COOK, for the Office Of Justice Of
the Peace for Washington Township, and oblige
81 "A CITIZEN.
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independence Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY p. c. WILCOX
FLOUR--pa Hundred $3.50.
WHEAT-P bu. 4O@50c.
CORN-R bu. 30@40.
OATS-25@3Oc. p bu.
POTATOES--New 20@25e. Y bu.
BEANS-75c.@ $l. 90 q blu. .
HAMS-7@Sc. hogs p nd. 4@5c.
BEEF-5@6c. per 100.
EGGS-R dox. Sc.
CHEESE-R Ii. e@lOc.
BUTTER-s@lOc. p ID.
APPLES DRIED-p ibl0@llc.
PEACHES DRIED-l5@2Oc. y h.
FURNISHINGS
HICKENS-None
CODFISH-per ID. Sc.
MACKEREL-per ID. l2c.
WHITE FISH-Pbl21sc.
SUGAR-Buwn, SOLO ID for 81 90; Coffee
los ID for 81 90; Crushed 6ls ID for $l,OO.
MOLASSES-65c. per gal
Golden Syrup Soc. p gal.
VINEGAR--3Oc. U gal.
COFFEE-l6@2O cts.
RICE-R b Sc,
CANDLES-Tallow Is cts. Sterine, IS cts
LARD-l0 cts.
TALLOW.-lOc. n h.
IMPORTED SUGAR CANE SEED. Soc
per Package.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2,5O. n bu.
CRACKERS-P h 10 cts.
HOPS-40c. per ib.
SALT-2; U Dbl. $500.
ONIONS-75c. p bu.
I SUGAR CANE SYRUP-$l, 90 p gal.
HAY-$2OO@3,O 90 y ton.
HIDES-Green 31ac.; dry, 7@sc.
LUMBER-oak, ~ N, $l5,O0@20, 90; Wal
nut, so, O0@40, 90; Pine, $45, OO@$5O,OO.
Bass Wood $ls,O0@$2O,OO.
SHINGLES-$ ,OO@5,00.
WOOD-Oak and Hickory u cord, $500.
WHITE LEAD-$2,25@$3,O0 p keg.
FIRE PROOF PAINT-$5,OO p 100.
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REPUBLICAN lass MEETINGS
TURN OUT AND HEAR
HON. WIN. VANDEVER,

Republican candidate for Congress,
who win address the people Of Buchanan
County ct QUAsouEroH. WEDNEsDA AZ,
September 18th, and at IEDEPrnDENcE,
THURSDAY. September 10th.
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Real Estate, Land Exchange,
GENERAL COMMISSION, PuRcHAsISe,
LAW AND COLLECTING AGENCY
No. lO6 Randolph Street. Chicago, Ill.


AGENTS. in eoery City and principal Touns in
the United States
ONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND IN THE West
]. J. GALLAGHER 4 CO., Projectors.
DUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents and Leases
ID Property Of all kinds Locates LAND
WARRANTS at all the government Land Off.
ces, with Warrants or Cash
Attends to buying and selling Merchandise Of
all kinds for non-residents.
Provides merchants, manufacturers and others
with monied clerks or partners.
Obtains, exhibits. buys and sells patent
rights.
Furnishes to order and sends to any part Of
the northwest clerks, mechanics, laborers. DC.
Collections, and all business connected with
the practice of the law, promptly attended to.
Parties sending US lands or other property to
exchange for merchandise, will please remem-
Der to enclose a fee Of 50 to pay for advertising
All letters of inquiry to secure attention must
have enclosed one postage stamp.
All business matters strictly confidential.
Commissions moderate, and all orders prompt
ly attended to.
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VIII practice in the different Courts Of this
State Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS. Making Collections. Paying Taxes,
coayeysncing. &c. 1910
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sllarrif6.

On Sunday, Sept. 5, by Rev. David Poor,
Mr.. CHARLES r. HERR1CK to Miss SARAH
A. SAURBIER, all Of Independence
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ONE PRICE
CUSTOM BOOT and SHOE SHOP.


MANUFACTURER TO ORDER -.
'1l in neat and substantial style.
and III kinds Of repairing neatly execu-
ted ct the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
q Shop one door West of Parsons 4 Mel
hsh'e Drug Store. (222-lyl ]. WILEY.
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j. M. KELLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public and General Land Agent,
QUASQUETON, Buchanan County, IOWA

Will Investigate Titles, and attend to the
Payment of Taxes. Collections made and
promptly remitted.
Conveyancing done on the most reasonable
terms. All Notarial duties attended to with
despatch. Blanks Of all kinds constantly on
hand. A share Of public patronage is respect
fully solicited. (9
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
Yours truly, (,
IYM1N COOK

Thus i shameless lie authoritativsly
nailed. The committee believed that Il
was the duty of Mr.. Morris to have in
cash, IN the Treasury, all the funds be-
longing to the State and they reported
accordingly. But. it was no part Of their
purpose to intimate that Mr. Norris was a
defaulter, or that the State was in dam
ger Of loosing by his administration
Des Noines Citizen.
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Another Fabrication Tabooed !

The name of Hon. Lyman Cook, SEN
ator from Burlington, has been freely
used by the African press, to give color
to the lying assertion that the State
Treasurer is q defaulter. Mr.. Cook has
been absent from the State some time.
In q private letter just received from him,
he expresses his surprise at the gross
perversion, by the journals alluded to. Of
the report made to the Senate. He de-
MES that the report justifes any such in
ferences as have beon 80 industriously
circulated. In conclusion be says -
"The report expressly stated that the
Treasurer had certificates of deposit and
drafts for the full amount due the State.
But, as the committee could not recog-
nize these as cash on hand, the report
was made 10 show balance against the
Treasurer. Had the certificates and
drafts been counted as cash, the balance
would have been in favor Of the Treas
urer."
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PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY
PRESS 4 TRIBUNE COMPANY.
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II. c. KELLOGG,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Attorney < Counsellor at Law,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Main st.. Quasqueton, Iowa

SEVERAL pieces Of Praire with running wa
~ ter and Timber adjoining, for sale cheap
for cash or on time. Building Lots for ale in
the village Of Quasqneton.
IL Money scsnfed at market rates. Ts4 .57y
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. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
" REsrxcrINo z
. DIR. CHRISTIE'S \
: AGUE BAI.SAM!!
: Or. Grssse's Agae Balsam
Is the best remedy for the permanent
ECvcI ABu09 OumD AHUe9
And all Malarious Diseases incident to
h this climate.

;, DIR. CHRISTTEs AGUE BALsAN +
T. Has never been known to fail where the z
directions have been strictly followed.
DR.. Christie's Aque Bolsars Is r
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
!, Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,
n Stychnine, or anything of poison
Gus or deleLerious nature
O DIR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM !
Has had. for years, the largest sales Of any
remedy for specific disease ever offered =
to the public. z
DR.. CHRIsrIE's AGuE BALsAM
N Has attained its immense popularity
y through its own merits, its great power in
curing disease, its singular harmlessness,
n and freedom from hurtful ingredients. 6
= 1t can be taken by the helpless infant,
n vigorous. youth. and feeble age, ever j
= without injury, and always with benefit. G
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THE CHICAGO PRESS TRIBUNE
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Re00 Wn0t a gents Say
DR.. II. SYNMEs, of Nation, Ill, under
@ date of Aug 2, 1853, says -" Send me
another lot Of CHRISTIE'S AGUE BAL
n SAM, as have but 1wo bottles in store,
y and the demand is on the increase. am
\, insuring every bottle. and as yet none
" have been returned"
J. w. PLUxNER, Druggist, vinton, Iowa
a under date Of August "a, 1857, writes -
n send me half gross of Christie's Ague
Balsam. have but three bottles on hand,
and It IL selling rapidly. It is the best
remedy for Ague have ever sold.
. Mr.. A. N. BLAcKLIDGE, of Metamoa,
Ind. writes us, June l2, 1857, and says,
A that the Balsam has cured in every case
y where taken. He further says that one
!. case came from the Wabash--Mr. r. p.
Y SwIoERr, who had the Agne eighteen or
twenty months. He insured three bottles
= to cure him. He took only one bottle, and
: the result was permanent cure. He had
q paid about $50 doctors bills"
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Sheriff 8 Office, Independence, Iowa,l
August Oath, 1885, 24-4t
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AeENrs an coNs1eNrEs

AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs:
J. MyeU, Centi.B 4 us Kimbsn los State ST.
J. L. Warner, Slip, N Y TX BoStos, Mas.
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81, Crswford 4 Co., Ogdsnsbh
=. c. Hovsy, New YO-k New York
Hoyev 4 Crawford. Oswego,iWm 7. walker Toledo. D
New York lE. r Mathews Detroit Nh
Maiher Co., Chicago, III. Barclay Co. MilWankss
Wis
coNsI0HEEs
LocKEs Co, Racine. y. :. KIRkLAND, Shsboysaa
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
l5s,9ff
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NEW YORK PRODUCE 8IARKET-sePt. 9,
r,v 7-rr an .pu


Flour-AIarko c'unurs heayg and pTises , tSRg 5T
SIS y sa5 al S3 5oa - unsounc' 3 S9e4 = -. .S-
small ra / yer, gOOl; s. fr slperl e - +g = L1i
- a ate uat o. wil - voTy sc1rce S2a2 10 - -
-s1 r: S NOS Is fJr c nm 4 O. medium ~
: s. IS foI s.paug br nds ezra rogHd p 20 20
o,I. ils market closing du aud trrpiug lanai ~
l-uI. - Is Is 5la' 10 7 G m i'L - T. -
yfla Ssau sales Rye -four a. - Sai ~ WHICH = 4
q -, -, .-,. r-,,,-- -- les & 000 bI fir
,laspd haarn spnuz 81 % ior lar all"uAle ~ ~ ~
81 3 prctt 0I wiIe Aichissni 81 Pei ~ ol
Kr7Iuc 81 l61l u for rel sslihern S'sI - ioI "e
sguti -, ,,.- r-r.
C1r-g1rs e " AID lower; 81 ae- 52e00 ba q 10 l-
f r. zoe j. gaud 70 sulc y paine lilAeu
Sl@Ss- t6r ~ HE; ,6I2 oryrltfS s0l-tFrn; -, ID
pI &c. L. 90. So. s,1.s ssa Ibis II sI750
fcr r-fsr- --Ss1 or D Ime; sig 5 f,r cle1r ,-..
~ ~ e, \ a sles 100 bbs Is ll2 for Chicss
, sitI4 - ~ rclark ed mss ald ssl5 . ia &c
- bsef h ms - ady; Eass p bols new exIa Nhea7O
a. - ~, tb4z ~ eLs-7sE.c f5r
-I-r.-Sf-sls- ss.es5l ibis a. 1 I ell5St
E1Iter-c ling Ia I7C iur Ohl's ia &c ior sale
Cheese-Qu.el 5Gsac. - .., *. 7 --r srza.
r ru: inns central bonds . =, -.
atsg- p r.ti- r.li : Erie "a zee AoA tel1l--
G55s n = CO. IdIug s>5s AllchIsan S3l5sIl =
r,S- q PIrula II5l: Il-IlJls Cenifai 80 III Il
"a u : Il L
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smith 4 PUTNAM PRODUCE,
BRADBURN G FISHER,

EurWarulu- 1uu Nuulnll-Son Merchants Dealers
S1t Fish. Water me Plas er SC also dealers in al
rretiFs Of BrIek Mare House ls3 & Is River
Street and 81 8 Dock liberal cash advances made
consl lgnments mhlT
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CLEVELlID lND ERIE RlILROAD.

~ - - zsz=Siis z:;i.....iSsii;i;s
1858. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
Y Inh. Issg. PASSENGER Train will follows:
LEAVE ENELAND-
900 II Chicaco EErrcss ald Alal frln, stops AZ all
way stations sNcep WlcklInc, Perry, uullusllle
and SaybTook, and arrives az ETle l2.5s p. NJ.
DunEirk ~ p. NJ. and Buillu SD p. N
80 P M Cincinnati Express Tram stops Pulnesville
KluEsyIle and GiraTd only, AMI arrives al Eile
T:gP NJ; Dunkirk s;t1 NJ; Buffalo HIS
p NJ
40 P NJ Conasaut Accommoda.s5n Train for C1uncauf
and Wav stations.
I00O p n Night Express rain stops al Paiussvle Ash
tabuls, COnneaut and GIrard only and arrives Al
Erie l-i0 A NJ; DuuklIk iu5 A NJ; Buffalo
b:s0A II.
LEAVE ERIE
ON NJ Neht Express Train stops Girard Coul5aut
Asil1bu.a a. q PalnesyIlle only, and aTTlyes al
ClevelanI TO A II
ga NJ Mail Train stops al all way stations except
SaFbrook, Uu8nville, Peny, Mentor, and Wick
life, AM arrives al Cleveland 800 p. M
lisp ii. Day Express Tram sious a. 1iraru Cunneau
Ashtabula and Pznesyilo only, and arrlves al
Cleveland $50 p. NJ
The Couneaut Accommodation Train leaves Con eauf
6:l5 A NJ stuppug II all Wa Statlo and arrives al
Cleveland sd A. N
All OF the through trains going Westward connect al
Ceve land with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cin
cinnaiI, 81. LOUIS &c
DunkTz With tie tIalnS u Ne isfk Ec haiI3ad and
Al Buas with those the New YORK Central and Buale
and New York l. Enc Railroads.
H. NOTTINGHAM. Supt.
(-laveIar Nav 10Th IsEg-myg
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EMBROIDERIES- We are Just
.lIoDeuing general var efyuf
Muslin and Cambric CJla-si
do do Underslsevss,
do do Sett.,
sVso S HYMAS Il co
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1DOCs 4EoCt
The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL DURING 1HE PRESENT
w season run their well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING EESSELSf
Regularly between Ogde sbuIg uswesO and the Up
per Lakes. forming
DAILY Lane 5ehcsen Ogdens5urgh and OssreTo,
and Ports on Lake Erie
And Tr-Weeky Line between OgdensbuiE and Osyvexo
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting a. OEdensbursh
with the Ogdensburgh and Vermont Gen tral Route BE-
tween Ogdensburgh, Burlington Concord. Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua lowell ana Boston; and az OgEego
with HOvey Crawford's OswegO lire of Thirty Fist
Class Canal Boats a siZe on the enlarged canal he
tween Oswego and New York, thus a1Orling 4 REGULAR
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhipmeBt De
tween Boston, New England and New Yo nd the Westl
This Company having made the most ample arrange
OSW for Dock ard Storage aces with abun-
accommodations for handling asserting and Shipping
Freight the plan practIced at denSburgh
antee the ae prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrus' ed 70 It's care
This Line connects 81 Cleveland with he Northern
ransnortstion Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of PropelerstO Lake Superior sud with Railroads 70
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and ST.
LOUIS.
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7 B.COBB x CO, RESPEClFUL-
IYa-k tac a-Iru0u Of Iesc ers and Deaels S 20 -
- - - - en- 5rlctng The most pJpu ar and approved
mi l,5S-ln uz-s We keep t=ss o5oAs IN arg 4'-
f,ris he flc, IS new and g5i c5nitlon anu oA- F-
- nd terms are reasonable
Adams Arlhmeucsi -
A.Irsv-as "a s-1lilrl's I.z..a Grammar
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G1IQrauErs.

ENG R AVING AND LITH06RIPHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
~ ENGRAvERs AND LIrRoGRAPHERs, -
srrsss, Cleveland, o.
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
TUESDAY, Sept =. 6 p NJ !

MORNING LEADER OEfllEr
THUEsDAY, Sept 3. 6 P NJ
The market been dull to-day the airaetons o. '
frerep's tournament having interfered with business
yebes Of no sales Of -four worth quoting. Tie Tsasse-
tions in grain follows
WuEAT-g0OO bus red free cH board. at SC lot red Al
81 l0ou track; / car nice Indiana white at Sl,-1
OATs-Sales were made Of carload al Sc lot ~ Du''
al 4sc and two other saalos e; &C and 4ie respectively
Nothing doing in oIher articles.
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BUFFALo PRODUCE HARKEI-SePt- g
Icy rELEGEAFHl
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. 9Th.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. 9Th.
ARRIVALS.
st.,u,.r M Queen, Niser, Detrgit- - oo,.,s
81 - Ia star Sweet SUPERIOR - lAEa Hus7' - '
p n 20. Ki-b-, Duukirk; $ tsns mise
ron ,.-se fl1ef. BlE. ID asl' ks - tola must
rhr 5 TI-rf. 3 ,dg.. 7ul.o- .-,,.-.,.
-. 80 81 r.... 1t. g. L.lys ttH Do s s-it
81 N =, .s-slr U-----f, O-lelsnuIsai ~ '0nS ca
rLEAEANC
s.sssr,e- Nav Qucan. Ni-eE. Detroit
S-e-msr Forth st ~ sweet, o-pt'ioi-
Prop Owcg1, HI by, DuTAiIk. So. - 50. ,,,5ss
Prom c ne-ee Chief. Bond. Sa1-usAAs y 'uns Nllse-
Sem Diana. ClaTk. IeLroit, % 'ois cual, l. A. ..
Sc6 Prince Of Peace lrlsh saldasky Il GO as ssSe
Totryp WEST Sent sth-Schrs JaLes N2N9sn' OnHSi OnS,
ON lie s-h-Barque Rcpuulic schrs Dane W II AT-ucle
FaIr Wind, Granada.
r-IIsr OF VESSELS passing II and out Of the Lock
r y1iand Canal Al Por Cohourue, c. W, furnished by
,he I Teniorto D P Do5HIas Secretary Of the Board
u Like Ia lerTrIters. -,
Eorp EAST SEQ. 7th -B-s Mariner. Zadnc Pratt senI
r-lsNvr.sce on tHe sGPr Jfters1n; largqe ISe,l 3
Navs: sc9rs B X Lumm- Jusegss CuclTsnei 3 = AZ
rhiIG r, val Albeit. Tn n sen 49, = -
Eo,S Cfglile A SIn1psoa g Bousmia' Maple L-ea4'
EoutelclC
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oswEGo PRODUCE NARKET-SeFt. .
- ------ !

oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Seats- >
IBE TELEGRAPH.l
Flour-L-rch1nged- - =, N, I'm ~ Al 1s
In better zen aud; sslrs 5000 hq q t5e5'c
Nhl-k Wis cons dere1 above ihs lii4IAe.-
e5s FTei-rs-Sleady a7uI &c wheat 7se, corr &c to
\. " N1rz- --, q, -. u o,o IN, ,,,--- 1 lgll hu
blr.ly: 900 we go, 49,,
BUFFALO PRODUCE sIARRET-SePt- 9
10y TELEGEAFHl
Market quiet and pr1css tending d0Snw-Ig' I @
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-10
CLEVELAND, ZAAENIlLLB & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
1858. 1888.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- ss.....isi;t sss.s.S 80. -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" To- Is5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland as f1ll3-s
Gas n, Cincinnati ELpreSsl stoppns a srea raitol
Welhnst1-, New London, Shelby, Cresilne,
Galhun, CarGIlgton ant Del7Ware
331 p 81. Accommodate n. Stopping al all stations.
$40 A Cincinnati N gf Pss6e ger. Stopping all sta
between 1 tleveand and Gallon, and Al
Ca CInEton and Delaware; also. stopping 70
leave passeuEers 81 al arl01s sou h Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby. Sanduskv. Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield. vi Vernon, New X. Lanosgllle. &C
Crpsfline Pii-sHurrh. F' Wayne and CalcaEo Rar1ad
for Forrest Up1er S1nd-sky DE- ph1s. Lima p
Wayue. LapCrtc Ct-~aEu. &c west and last
for aIansfeld, Wooster Mss lion &C
Gallon and Bel4ef1ElIut Railruld Line for Narol Belle
flu-aiue. Siunsg U1lun. Aiurcie, IudlauIp5ls
Ter. Haufe, ,E.aCGulea, Evansglllu- Louisville
Csir0, 81. L0uIs, a.. ,
De aws-s DsgiO. ald CiiHlati LIRe fof S7Insheq d. o.
DAYTON Hsmiho1. CIncIr ulfl. Richmond In
dizu.uolis Te-re H1u-e s. LOWS. &c; ard A.
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
r0ad f0r Louisville and al points On the Ono
River
Columbus LitIs Miami and C0luubus aad Xeuia Rsil
rad. for XenIa, Dayton. IldLsuapoliz, Ierre
Haufe 81 Louis, MurfCz- Lcgeland AID Cln-
unatl and Wi 3 ne Oll9an1 d1ssi,.l2ll hai.-
road q Cincinnati Tor LJuIsvr Tie. EvansvIlle,
Caro- - LOUIS. and al points on tue Ohio rIver.
Columbus, Central Ch0 Railroad Tor Nevrk, Lanefylle,
Wheeling. &c Columbus, Flqua aAn lnclalz
Railroad for Picua- IThluas &c
e. Tor <e-- 10 az points rud IrmztI0n apply Al
he Union Ticks Oce 81 Superior stieef, or q Tie as
ssngeT Station
Clsvelanu NIay 70 ISIS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

Discovery OF CAvE.-Great excitement
has been created in Brooklyn by the annouu-
cement Of the discovery of cave, near the
Greenwo entrance. Thousands have al
ready flocked to see it. The discovery was
made by two boys connected with Public
School No. 2,who were playing on a hill near
the entrance to Greenwood, when the embank-
ment gave way and they fell, and discovered
the opening of cave. The boys fled upon
this, and informed some gentlemen, who pro.
ceeded to explore the place. About one
hundred feet from The entrance they found n
large room, with shelves all around, upon
which were numerous bottles, some full of
liquor and some empty. In the middle Of
the room was a table, containing books and
n large lantern was suspended from the cell
ing After being in the cave short time,
the gentleman heard +. horrid noise, as if
proceeding from human beings or wild beasts,
which caused them to beat retreat.
The length of the cave has not yet been
ascertained. The purpose for which this
place was used is subject of much discus
sion. The general suppostion is that it has
been den of robbers.