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Department, IN which they manufacture underth the
immediate supervision of Air. Blymire, their excell-
eut assortment Of tin ware. We offer great induce
memts 10 country merchants 19y way ol large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work, their
assortment of stock embraces probably 90 diierent
patterns OF Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns Of the best Foundries in Phila
depnia, Baltimore York anO Pittsburgh, ask espe-
ciaI aentlon 10 this part OF stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have on hand few old fashioned stoves a,
reduced prices.
Berlin Stoves, $40 90 all sound.
Hathaway $1,000 to $500
Thankful 10 all who have patroRized US with lob
work, we would inform them that we still attend
with care and despatch to out door work, spoutng
and sheeting done at the lowest prices according 10
quality of the work. We keep CONSTANTLY on hand
the celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper aud superior any thing else ever used for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly on hand and made TO order
Whole Sale or retail In short every thing in the
tinuing stove and copper smith line. Please give us
call and examine fer yourselves.
Oct 10th. BLYMIRE < HARTLEY.
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PIcKroCEETs AT HARRIsaURG.- During fhe
Inauguration of Gov. Packer on Tuesday, Mr..
Calhoun, ofthe House, had bis pocket picked
of some 1925. Mr.. Drake, reporter. also had
his pocket picked of large porte-monnaie and
some $40. Col. G. T. Hummel lost a pocket
hook containing $50 and some valuable papers.
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THE partnership heretofore existing between Hen
~ ). hrg ana Jam-s Aladara, under the name and
rsn Of Aiadara, King Z: Co., daiug business al Lee
eioo' lson Works, in HoPewell township, Bedford
rsa.ury, Is dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY ). KING,
Ncv. -, 1857. JAMES iADARA.
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FT0m Ns Eggniag CAronicIe.

kEysER's PEcToRAL, a freed observes. is the
next thing to health itself. We may here OBJ
serve, as we mention names, that this friend
was out on election night and anxious 10 hear
the Bews from Maine, tarried long on the corners
The news came, but not nntil he had absorbed
sufficient damp TO give him the chilis Another
friend invited him ITO take glass Of Scotch ale,
which was pat up in very black bottles Our
friends thirst was huge, and was only quench-
ed after a number of empty bottles stood before
him a cold in the head was the consequence,
which consequence was cured n'six hours by
using KeyseF's Pectoral.
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NoTIcE.-The following notice Of DR.. Key
ser's Pectoral Syrup, is from the Evening Chron-
icle, published in Pittsburgh, Pa. IF you have
Cough, go to Samuel Brown, Bedford. and at
Colvin & Robson, Schelsburg, aud buy z
bottle
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Last Of JRfers.-The following is The list
of Grand Jurors drawn for the next regular term Of
Court, which begins on Monday, February sth, 1858.
Bedford Borough-Wiliiam Bowles
Bedford Township-John SAMSON.
sroad Top Tp--Asa Davalt, David Flnck.
Cumberland Valley Tp-Henry Miller.
East Providence Tp-David Foor
Jeniatta Tp-JohnL L Hill, Ab'm Ritchey
Liberty Tp-Henry Kensinger.
Londonderry Tp-Jacob Evans, John Evans.
Middle Woodberry Tp-John Keagy, John Stone
rock.
Monroe Tp-Levi Evans.
Napier Tp--George Stuckey, Martin Blackburn, IT,
Snake Spring Tp--Henry Hershberger, George
Sfiler.
St. Clair Tp--John Feighter, Jacob H. Wright,
Esq.
Southampton Tp-Hugh Wilson, Thomas Leasnre.
South Woodberry Tp--William P Scott.
Union Tp-Adam Ickes.
The list of Petit Jurors drawn for February Term
is as follows
Bedford Borough--John Alsip.
Bedford Township--John w Scbnebly, Zacha riab
koontz, William Sellers.
Coerain- Emanuel Shafer, Reuben Smith, Abra-
ham McCeiland, Perry Morgan.
Cumberland Valley-Frederick Sliger, John Houck
East providence-Jobn II Barton, William Ritch-
ey, of Michael Gideon Martin, Solomon Nycuin.
Henry Hand, David Eahelman.
Harrson-Alexander Shoemaker, James Morti-
more.
Hopewel--Nathan Horton, Alexander EichelbeI-
ger.
Libeity--Tohn Long
Middle Woodberry- -George Potter.
Monroe-Daniel Dieh, John Pennell, William
0'Neal.
Napier-Peter Mowry, Jr, George 5 Muilin, Viii
liam CoIviu, James Allison
South Woodberry--David Sollenberger, David F.
Buck.
St. Clair--Jacob Andrews Thomas McCrearv.
union--John Conrad, Esq, John James, Adophus
AXE.
West Providence--Phip Morgret, Adam Weaver
ling.
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rs a 80 81 BE ID:

On the 2lst inst, by Ray. F. Benedict, Mr.
James HelizeI aGd Miss Elizabeth Cal-, both
OF Bedford Township
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NOTICE IN LIBEL FOR DIV0RCE.

NOTICE IN LIBEL FOR DITORCE.
Elizabeth B. Keller, by her In the Common Pleas
next friend Joseph Gregor. of Bedford County,
No. .}3, Nov, L. 1857.
henry NJ. Keller.
Alias subpoena on Libel for Divorce, returnable
2d Monday, Sth day of February, 1853. And now
Wit, Nov. 10th, 1857, on motion OF John P Reed.
Esq, Sheriff ordered 10 publish notice of the above
writ and Johns. Sche, Esq, appointed Commission
TO take depositions.
By the Court.
In pursuance of the above order of Court do here
by notify and require Henry NJ. Keller, the above
named respondent, 10 appear before the said Court,
the Sth day ofFebruary next, to answer said COM
plant. WIN. S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
BY virtue of the above Commission, will proceed
to take deposltions, IN the above stated Mon
day the 18th day OF January, O'Clock, A, NJ at the
office of John Smith, Esq, in the borough of Schells-
burg. JOHN S. SCHELL,
Dec IS, 1856 Commissioner.
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BOOTS 8, SH0ES.-The subscribers have
lust opened large supply OF Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fail and Winter.
n. 3. CR.4-flER 4 Go,
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Eyra. p. Il. EpalGs

We 80 N@s E4s OGSS
HAS Just returned from the Cities with Rich as
sortmeEt Of Fall and Winter goods, such as elegant
Rich silks, al " ooI PaidS, Merino Delanes, Yeau-
cies, Thibet Cloths, Calicoes, Cloaks,
MANTLES. FURS.
Velvet ard Satin Bonnets, French Flowers. Plnmes.
Ribbends, EEshes, a great variety of Ladies and
Chldrens Boots, Shoes and Caters, with a variety
of Fancy Goods.
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NOTICE.


REMAINING in the Post Office at Bedford, Pern,a..
az lhe quarter ending, December Slsy 1887.
Cy-Prrs0ns calling for letters in This lis1 VIII
please say thry are advertised
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: JUDSOE, CHINA, OR lCKERY AMI
hing Goods, No. II Camp street.
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pond &co. 5Bobison bennett &co D0nneIly, B tSto
Scmidt Hngar Booth Geo, l. Stoutoyaut &co
J Brcnttord &co. Bosiae & Sims Sampson n kane
Tufts n Elaheut. Mnrdocl Ecu w { Raymond
Henderson Il Reese. RedoT SCo A Bragg NJ BIus
geo, q O WTeadman Clark Mostly &co, Ward,
Hunt &Cn IS n Make &co NJ GrOinarud &Cu L
GonneIla X Son Banelos u Judson W Jackson &co
G w Morrison &rO r w Ragen John Reed } ?
Whitney &co. Frost &co Payne. Steele Geo. r 6
II Taylor. A D HinEle &co Converse Geo. G 5
Shumay Eaton Henderson. DuClar &CO. G =
Shumay D Il Marks &co, + p FaIg0r Geo .Ogles-
by y llcGauley Nv Yrudeuburg Geo Mczze 4
Bertole. j Barbn. L Randolph &co 7 S Elders
Burton y King. H I Nennmd J NJ Gould &co jas
Syrne. Baquie McGutchan, IIumell &cO. A
Longtry. w Il G b Neager. Nannhorn Griggs &Co
smith, Cooper &co, Q Vollton. A f Cochran 4
liall lteyd X Mclmis. j f Srhole Wades 4 Dyer
--Meeker, Knox eco, GlddUu Marshall &CO. c
Hollond Taylor " Churchill, L MougroAe &co
| Lansdon, Kendall &cO. Graspcnn Benton. II
| Nordelot. d II Taylor &cO Terrell q Bates, r. Nc
Oregon &G9 y K Shannon, j w Fee x co. to order
NEW YORK Ship Augustus A Cohen Hall
Kemp Nco. ID Shift Geo p Howht CNHdine Geo
| % . Woodman j Z Hyde &coA Koran j W
Wright &co. Felt & Stetson. j + Matthews &co..S
NJ Todd Neo. Bcclc Sco. c c Garyin &co. .Lmcs,
SchusS Bros - f Wiche Geo H y MCGarri4.
Peet, Simms Eco B Nautre Geo 4 Jacuuet JAS
| Syme, A James Sco. j p Sarazan Carroll, Hoy
&co..A Edwards, Il Whaleck &co. 4 fully
/ eco, Poole &co, Ia Deocke Kennedy A Nc
! Coy r i Adams &CO p Gelpe Hill Heudur-
son x Peale. Schmidt Il Zeigler Convcrs Il Ken
nett Ford ~ Bayard J Burnside &co, b
| Plfct Son. North, Duthe Geo Leuman, Peck
&co. ID II Holmes. A Gandof &co p y + Reilly
&cO Henderson Il Gaines .Ducomson eco PaIHn
u Carhart. c Schumacher &co J L Morgan &co, .
i tIelerard &co Bodet &co, Taylor, Knapp &co G
/ n Busson 4 Bro. S E Grossman &co. u r Stevens
Geo L H Peck. II Davidson Miller Bros
| W A johnson. Slocomb Geo. Z Hart Sco. Thorp
| McCry..P O'Dome Buddecke Geo Schnider
/ Coleman Brtton &co. w McCacken Il II Heddn
1 - Rogers &co. Boudet &co. Townsend &cO A
Pepon &co Vamier &c o SlaIk, StaulrI SEQ
Green G Crtnp. Il McGrcgor &co Rngcly, Blair
&co Payne & Harrison. Donnell &co& Rice Bros
! &co Foger Eco, Thee Frois. Hall Il Hidreth j
| Y Curicn Gjeddeu Marshall eco j \ Bayne A
Brussier. Taylor Geo. Ar Mitenberger Il Boron
| Byme, Vance Geo A Mclauren. N Loud &co 3
NJ Eornon. Henderson 4 Peae Robson u Allen
| Ward, Hunt Geo o BOze.
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sla.e4a.o


The specie reserves are Of course strong But some
how or another the Ajax IS allowing It's exchange
line to recede largely instead Of increasing In fact
the competition outside will prove very strong for it,
under the present redundancy Of money, undoubt-
edly the large sums o. deposit with the Citizens and
State banks may be attributed to the preparation Of
payments Of the fth inst, Nevertheless, they will
only be taken from enc side Of the ledger and placed
on the other.
The exchange market to-day was rather quiet
One bank the Bank Of Louisiana, enhanced its rate
for checks on New York to which is owing to its
reduced balance we learn it held this morning but
tribe over 100000. The rate at the other banks
was dis, while outside double Al sight was obtain
able at dis. In time bills, we note the sales of
thirty days at 13dats dis sixty DAYS sight Mt II ~
oil, aud per cent dis. There were several trans
actions direct at IL and AZ. The banks were buying
at ID and Il for choice commercial names. and 2G6
u for good to fair In sterling there were sales Of
clear bills at 1919 1917, los aud 1881 Indicating an
advance. Bills with shipping documents fair to
good, and deemed safe, Or they would not have been
TAKEN we're placedat lO8R 1869 with selected names
under a good margin at lO7 We also learn Of a sale
Of ninety days sight at 1919. Francs have stBeped
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ShigginN aNteLIlatNte.
CIeared Yesterday.

Ship Rochester, Reade, for Havre,
Meeler Kuoy &co
Bark B Fontaine Keller for New York, g Jenkins
Bark Chasnr, SIoper, for PHILADELPHIA J \ Bass
Bark Nineyah Robinson for New York. d ii Bass
w Huntington &co
p Whitney Sco
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4
SUGAR. Some 1000 hhds were sold at range Of
530Ge for Far to Fully Fair, and Gi@7e for Prime
and Choice,
MoLAssEs. Prices gave way little. and the
sales reached about 5000 bbls At 2742se for Prime
and Choice and 800 half bills at SIC u gallon.
Flour. Market dull and sales confined to 100
and 500 bbs superine ST. Louis at So and $50 Extra
at $ 62l abb.
GRAM The supply of Corn was still lfght and
only 700 to 500 sacks were sold, including l9l nfe
rior at SIC las Yellow at 6s. and 400 White at zoe
u bushel OF Oats 200 saekswere disposed of at
Csc, 400 Old in lots at TO- and on Wednesday 200
sacks in one lot from store at GSo III bushel. The
sales Of Bran included 200 sacks Old at 81 10.
$50 Poor do al 90e. and some retail lots of New Mt
Il % ~ 100 TBS.
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork included 776
bbls Heavy Mess fold) at SIS 80 u bill OF Bacon
25easts Shoulders were sold in lots at 7@73c, and
10 Of Clear Sides ut loo y n In Lard we heard of
no transactions Of any importance.
GoFPEa Sales ria hugs at II tc, and 500 at
life q II.
STAR CANDLES ,l25 boxes full weight brought
zoe q Ii.
Hay. We noticed a sale Of l69 bales New York
at 81 50 u tun.
WHISKY The sales included 200 bills ReetiHed
at 244e y gallon.
FRRIaurs We heard Of no new engagement.
Vessels on the berth for Liverpool were Rlling up
with Cotton at ID.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Dec. g. AT II VI.
Yus BGGSULA1E ST. LOUIS PACEET--
gt 4Ia The tine regular passenger packet Republic,
is$ssfsszzss j. Ed Montgomery, master, will leave ter
and all intermediate landings Thursday Dee >
Z. VI. For freight passage Hpnly board, To
BELL, BUCHANAN L Co, Agents,
u30 81 PuydraS str e..
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& e M A B I TIERS,
PREPARED by DR.. Q. N. JACKSON, Pni1ApElrHtA, ri
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WRIGHT, ALLEN ~ CO.,, COTTON FACTORS
Street New Orleans je2. III
WRIGHT y CO., D., DEALERS IN PATENT BB0T
w cnes, Drugs, Perumery ETC. etc. Nos I5l Ar
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NT0ODNIAN, %. o., IMPORTER AND DEALER Ia5
~ puss Chemicals, Patent Medicines Paints, Oils etc.,
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STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs,



. II o RI Y b R.
Leaves OH FRIDAY n, cprpber nt u NJ
FlzIbss and MI Intermediate lnndjrgsTbe fne Ifght
sS559Tsz5EA, draprht steamer Iowa W 4 Moore Hasfrr
VIII Irly, n oy4 or freilrht Or u5Isgtye oTnIy III b5i
n8Q Adyer.as Agents.
TIIVT7 - f,aS,1 lsyYtt - WFIFEr1Hf2
zlnfcI "a CiIrIlHti and The ,g i,th jTfi
sS9tss2s5 f,st Tppnir5 na.srr,,pr narket TOXsa "
,yi la, 81 Is ph[vs hi, I'D Fre,y ~ s,r,
fBcfnua ana Inuisye nor frejft or Das9rs aTnIv on
''''U u ~ Osi,OPVF WILSON krARRADTvF
dl and Is Trout street
I,,,,.s. az, LpIDay al t,s, ..zp NJ
F7aaus ron G+sN5,IV N AMI MA DIsON AND
sllHfEl IA mo mining
sI.. stannIar NTn,. JIT.a lt15i nigsar HIM I.,y,,
rs ,GyF F1r ffsght of nti.geyr gg,Iy On hoard wa
EDWARDS i DESrZET
a. 4e-e----! 2Ze2Iz.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec. 4.at5 p NJ
,s yS1sy2 III T6lITS FINE
I,llEfEt rs1,,i,r ,1s,8r-,sr
mill / II FguIafr t51sta. ,,iiI 1,at5t ~
lID{sIia 89I- landings shaw fai,J,t
u P''''sS 'pHt! VII RETf, RT!ruAVAHtCO Aea,,s
~ p ,Ir3t .,rsat
sE- nan Of he cabin ran he seen and stotaoGt,s secured
p,, an VIM IA t,e arents III
" ~ Z -
FP@s, E'DR CEyCiNNApI, LUlrISvTLIE
lsA1E4sSa Madison all int mediate aulngs--T6e
So light draugtt passenger packet Steamer j. =.
passage apply bard
8. BkICk ETri No 5 POvdrBs street.
d3 TOWARDS Il DENlH&L AdgRtti,iug Agents.
tF.AEa ms 4 inst "a
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lsTAT5GhmAH, j. % Bl3O., IMPORTERS AND
~ DEALERS N HARDWARE CUTLERY. etc, corner
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w ATKINS u Holman, DEALERS I'M CARPET
~ ngs MattHg aud Upholstery Goods generally. No 30
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HNgss A. RNEtTFlAR WEEKLY WAITER.
5E5sss345 100 N,d eo5 packet For Waterloo, For Hud
tnE, tatos Rouge, Brufy Landing Mnchar, Pla4nein6e
Bayou aoata New river onaId-ouYip and the Goa7t-lht
Rnc, comfortable steamer Henry Lewis, BENZ. H. Orr
above trade.
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY, at5P p. NJ
Leaves w teroo evcr5 THURSDAY morning.
Leaves Bon lsOnyilie every SATURDAY morning coming
down the Goas- in daylight.
All business entrusted 10 this boat will be punctIalv and
poupty attended TO- For freight passage apply board
orto OSBORNE WILSON X GARKAGINE
- aud % Front and - ana % FuL6u streets
EDWARDS Il DENTXEI,
Ms Advertising Agents
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ID long been regarded witt and corHrrre nv = Tl
body 4 the reulr medical pro in eyriy SAFE in III
Union preparation unsurpassed b. mt, pnl laify IRE
cbed by III most eminent physicians hI6ultuu th UNI 81
States DnfhR he gng period Of its continued popnr ~ sp
rnuS and con tetc limitations hive trom saut
their appearance Never has II been necessary On p MARI
buYe. to exercise turous caution purchasing tie
genuine article than at this time. These limitations are often so
close in their external resemblance A. Fahuestock Yer
mituge as 70 be we'll calculated put upon the unssgeeting
purchaser m article which he netheF wished
buy not enough 70 bnE Of an accredited agent. every
purchaser must use vigilance to avoid being imposed upon and
the genuine IS A FahneSionks NermiIu9e nh lm&W
IRON SAFE-A FINE IRON SAsE, IN GOOD Or
4 der for sale, Apply 70 VINCENT i Co,
MS . CustOmhouSe ST.
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to G W Hynson geo point.
Ship j P Harvard, Andross, from Philadelphia, to
Creepy & Farwell. Sd dist A.
Bark Wayerly, Thompson, . days from n. y to
G w Hynson Geo 81 LIST dist,
5chT Boam, Laurel, from CovingtOn. basin.
5em Martha Ann Williamson, from CoYington.
basin.
sehr Sylphide, Barborin, from Coyington. basin.
Schr COnCorda, Chalun from Bay St. Louis basin
5chr Victoria, Ford from Covington. basin.
Schr Roana Lee from Biloxi basin.
Schr Gen Washington, Orr from Pennington basin.
Schr Lester Kate. Fewer, from Pearl river basin.
Schr Mary Mathilde, Smith, from Biloxi, basin.
5ehr Christopher Columbus, = from Bay st. Louis.
basin.
schr Fontninblean, Peters, from Covngton basin.
Schr Fly Latour Jones, from Bay st. Louis basin.
Sehr Oregon, - from the coast to master. I'd dirt.
schr Mary Ann, - from the coast, to master. I'd
dist.
sehr l Eclair, from the coast to master. ID
schr Southern, Perry, from Pensacola, to master
sehr AdeIine, = from the coart to master ID dist,
Schr Wild Pidgeon, O'Leary, days from Newport
and st Marks, to Postomel basin.
Ship Augustus, kealney, Is days from N. u, to A.
Cohen. LIST dist.
Ship India, Howatt, from London on sth Oct in bal
tost, to Warnekn & kerchof. LIST dist.
Bark L D Carver, Buman, D days from Havana, in
ballast, to Creeyy Farwell, point,
Steamboats,.
Messenger, Risk, from Springfield.
DR. Batey, Dugas from DOnaldsOnyilIe.
Neptune Poe, from Cincinnati.
Farchid, Faucet from Louisville.
Gosimer, FOrgey from st Martinsyille
City Of Memphis, kountz, from st. Louis.
Jesse Fl Bell, Robertson from CincinuUti
Cuba Hopkins, from Mobile.
Tiger, Cook from Cincinnati.
Belle Gates RUderick, .POinte la Hatche.
Quapaw Douey, from Little Rock,
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Helo1y-Con1Eng Un.

Ship Princess Royal Cunie from Liverpool On 10th
Oct.
Ship Ann Washbuu, Merryman, from Boston, 70
q A Fosdick
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A TTHENS, j. s., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
n hardware Cutlery Stoves Fire Gutes Prints OILS etc
NJ. ia IchoutiauMs Streets og3 "
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Per ship G " Bourne from Liverpool 2 cabin and
% steeIAge.
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RLOCK EGR, JAMES ", ATToRNEY-AF-LAw,
DNew Orleans.
n.g- MLLee-Na. 2f CommeEcial place. tE2t Nv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
The New Loan Of 5000, 600.

We understand the Fund Commissioners have
lust concluded the loan Of S2OO, 900, being the
balance of the 100000 authorized BY the law
of last winter This became essential to carry
on the expenses of the State Government OF
this sum, 100000 was taken by Thompson &
Bro, of New York, at 60-100 Of one per cent.
premium, and slo0,0O0 was taken by the Bank
Of Commerce, Of Cleveland, at q premium of
one per cent The Bank Of Commerce will,
We understand, use these stocks as s basis for
additional circulation. 1t is aliong the strong
est banks Of the State
This new loan constitutes about all the means
within the control of the State to meet the ex-
penses for the present year. The receipts from
the Public Works, we hope, viii cover the cur
rest expenses Of that department We learn
that there are now about $3.50, 900 of the appro-
priations Of the last session unpaid, and that
this sum just borrowed and the income from the
Public Works, are all the Treasury has TO meet
them with. The supply may be equal to the
demand, but this will depend upon the business
of the canals during the remainder Of The year
We have all confidence in our State officers to
get through safe The men that could engineer
the Ship Of State through last years storms and
breakers, will not fail US nOw--COlHnBHs Ga
seffe. ll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING. JULY IS. 1858.
Consumplion OF Mineral Coal in the Lake
Reniou.

Consumption OF Mineral Coal in the Lake
Region.
EDITOR LEADER:- II am Just now able TO
give the first statement Of the amount Of Min
eral Coal consumed on the waters Of the North
ern Lakes.
+ AT some Of the ports where it is received
from the interior ii is not practicable to ascend
to the very first receipts, but the quantity
which arrived prior to the dates bel1w given
must have been small.
A large portion, probably One-half of that
for Buffalo and oswego, is the Antbraeas or
hard coal, and the remainder Bituminous.
1t IS only recently that Railroads have de-
livered coal in large quantities, but they are
already competing with the canals for that bu-
siness. At Chicago, prior to 1887, the Rail-
ways had brought in, 1859 tons only,
In 1857 they delivered SO,67I tons and the
canal only $500
OF the amount that reached Buffalo in 1857,
49, ms came by rail.
AT Cleveland during the year next previous
to Jan'y. lst, 1855, the roads delivered ls5, ,574
tons, and the canals l35,Sl6-
About one halfof all the coal business of the
Lakes has been done at Cleveland. OF this
there had been prior TO JAny. Ist, 1856, only
7S,O4s tons brought in by railroads. The col
umn of totals shows remarkably rapid and
uniform increase in the use of coal. ..
In the interior of the country. especially in
the mining regions, the same thing is observed.
The stack furnaces of Northern Ohio that use
raw coal in making pig iron, consume about
so tons day each.
As the metal thus produced from Lake su-
periOr ores is nearly equal in value to charcoal
pig. we may expect large increase of such
furnaces. ..
The demand for coal is not likely therefore to
diminish. G. W.
AGGREG ITE or MINERAL COAL, RECEIVED AT
I'll nLFE = al VC nsTrN ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

THE DRowNIys OF A. G. ELDRIDGE.-In last
Saturdays LkADER we Published an article
from the Detroit Free Press, which stated that
young Eldridse committed suicide instead Of
being accidentally drowned. Since then we
have it from reliable authority that the state.
ment Of the Free Press is entirely erroneous,
and that the account we originally published is
the correct one The statement in the Free
Press was undoubtedly manufactured by some
gossip, and does gross injustice as well to the
memory of the deceased as to the young lady
in question.