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MEMFHisf I'D - 1873
As the cotton aIludCd 20 y Dr. b Els. for which
be was cd-red an eighth o. scent premium fr iran lies,
Passsd throuah ny hands as factor, ! chesruiiT iniorse
his statement Of the fact. B. \. NABfRS.
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Insurance Companies, Compress
nra and AhIm Ganfaina

ne Uudsrslzaed. Und-rsritsrs, are o. oplnIon that
scComh's1ron he D. o. great value 70 the cstt0l inter-
est a. q means % lesszuirg the liability % Destruction
~ IRE, or dsmsge BY water, 20 that Where a boat b.
l5Fd.d a, OF q sized dlcd With "lr0n Tied cotton e1ciu-
s5vel7. the risk can - taken for q smaller per csut- Than
usraIy CHARGED on roe tIed cotton.
}. G. LONSDALE-
Agent Tu1sssee Marine and Firs Insurancc Company.
MILLION &PurNAM, ssen-s.
J r CHADWICK.
Assent Et1s, Home. Hartford. Fhuu1 AM Charter Oak
Insurance CoupguT.
MEMPHIS, Ap-H Is. 1855.
he Undersigned, Commission Merchants and Cottsn
Pastors o. tie ely q Memphis. having examined
McComb's IrU1 Tis' 1rcotton bales, take pleasure In
c1mmer ding % q the Use or cur friends a. q valuable
N us " profucfuE q uniforuB smai e. sized bele and
irving great a~cditi0naI security ssainst destruction D.
fire. A. well IS leszering the chances for mutLafiOn In
handing.
sAMPLE MITCHELL co. Hill Haley
BATLlSs A GUFHRIE. r. D B UGH 8 co
B D-NABEHs. T. & CASH,
GOnDLETT f. CO., sTEEARTa KING
Reid EHELrnh 4 %.
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FENNINI ~ ID . I'D
D. Moons. So, Memphis renn-near sir: Your
letter vas received . few Gays ago. a1dI hasten % re-
ply;
/ shall ~csrtsizly give yuu NY order for Iris year. e. ]
think your Tie superior 20 any iron Or rope Tie ever ia
vented / also thing thst The p~lanteris uudsr eveFlasi-
ing OBLIGATIONS 70 you for it, Invention, e. I look upen 10
as & great saving o. time, lab1r and money.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN ". BALFOUR.
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Back Agalni
ANDREW N,

The old Porter Of The ConuSreaAl hotes
TAXES this method 70 announce 70 his friends
i patrons, that be taEtaksn- his cid stand, Andkui
carry anybody 70 and from the river, 20 the Commercial
Hotel OF any othsr plsce, II rasonahie ratss- He he
two vsry fns HACKS fer hat purpose, Which b VII
run for rnvHte paytsess a. IS lov rata e anybc1y elss.
Vhs1 ncs @essedss e1gsgA gUGbE
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D. McCoMB Bsq--Dear STR I an NV pressing NJ
duh GRIP IN Carroll Parish. Ia, ca your Press aud taEa
pleasure in stating ny cav ci0u that 4 b THE PREdss
snd combines more sfvantaEes has znv g tton pisssthaf
has -ver {. ne und-r ny observation and Be hve ! have
cen most Of the d.ftr=nt Ends IN usc. srd { 80 quits q
uumber Of them As % esse and convenience fr ne
hands, I do not see bow % csu b eKceled. A mula
makes ny bales IN less than auinute without any fatigu
fnz Iabsr, many o. which with b tween I've and Fix hut
dred pounds. As no material part % 10 con in clhiact
with the grouud. can sreno reascn Why % should nol D.
a. durable o. any press mad q wood can b., especially
o. there Is 10 wear connected win its use5 which has E
{ ndency % WCaksu L.
I an, rs-y resp ctfully, your oosdient servant
Port GIbson, Mss H n EPEECEA-
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Premium Cotton Gin

TNHB attention Of Cotton Planters Is respectfully called
II 20 the above superior Gins. manufactured By r.. Car.
yer s. o., East Bridgevster, Mass. Under . recent i'm
provement, the Carver Gins are regarded as the best nov
In general use their superiority needs no comments from
us, as Thousands are nov IN successful Operations In The
Southern country.
We have on hand City Gins, enhrHcsng al Tia dinsrsni
sizes and numbers Of SAWS.
Also 10 and y feet segmant bolts, EasherB. Ac., CEN.
plete, ali Of which We Ofer 70 oar friends upoa the usual
terms and tine. GWYEE & GIBSON,
Eos.I and 2 Exchange Bandlng.
Eemnhta Nov : fcHI-Fv
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VaIuabIe Plaptation for Sale.

nE St. Fraucis river, 10 miles shove the -
mouth, in Phillips county, ARENAS. TIE
tract contains ab0ut 1000 arres-one third IN Cul-FEA
tlvation With good Improvements. For pdrticu-~
lars Euplv 10 Tfeh96-t1 Z. r. ORNH
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nj es Of sbpnas.srs asalnst the Ir5a HOPED Psskss
C0fou-
Ir0n HooDed Packed Cotton. bat against ne mode o.
fzsteni1z The ends Of ne Hsop m INCOME PA
Bound CsItun Bale
In view % the ~forsEolng,
b II REsoLvED, By toe 1hipmastsrI Assoclations
that We VII give the prrfersuce 70 a. cotton pscked,
bound and fastened. with MeC MES ZION HOOP a19
PATKNr IaOS TIE, AMI hat We 20 h--by rcommen
the said CorLJn 10 chtruastcrss a. beng conpacts eeclf1
and rot liable % waste, sid free n n al ot5ecti1uz that
We have herstofore hea-f uged sEzfnst the Ire B1und
Cotton Bale. DEEHIB CONDRX, President.
GEoRGE DoWNER. Secretary.
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sCHEME
EACH sATURpAY In JULY.
APPROXIMATION
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, ca so.

By4s5 prizes s2ounting to...s.....s..-...--Ss20OOo
whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, g so.
A Circular showing the plan a. the Lotteries viii
be saut 20 any che DESTROYS Of reoeiving II
Certificates OF Packages wtlbe sold 81 TIE foIloEing
rsfes. which Is the risk:
Oertf6osts o. PscEEge q 10 Whole uckets...s.-.es0 90
% 10 Half 4" 10000. 20 90
% q" 10 Quarter " ........ 20 90
60 &" 10 Eighth " ........ 10 60
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money to 0ur Gddress for the Toksts or
5e-sd. on receipt q which they win Be- forwarded BY nrst
hal. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any ngure
they msy designate.
ne list o. drawn numbers and prizes VII be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchssers viii please write their signatures plEin, ana
give their Post once, County and State.
- Remember that every PRIZE Is drawn and payable
~ All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
sftsr the drEWing-other Prizes ct the usual tine o.
thirty days.
~ All communication strictly e0nndsztIE.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates t.
s. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ Persons residing near MONTGOMERY, Ala or At
anita, Ga, can have their orders dllea- and save time,
By addressing s. Swan 3 Co. at either Of thOse cities.
n Aust Of the numbers that are drawn from the
EEeei. with tie amount OF the prize that each one Il en-
owing papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile RegistcT,
Charleston Stansrd. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
snosr, New Ysrk weekly Day BOok, savannah GsoT-
gisn, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paul
ling Miss Clarion, Augusta Gal Oonstituuonalist
and Little Eock fArk } True Democrat. fun2b
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T1v Catchera

THOs8FW CAlCaERs have coas snd can b -
\ e E6BAHAM 4 LIS,
JUS Fa6hozEss s7Ef,
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REsAoA. Ga Nay II, 1857

HEsACAI Ga Nay IT, 1851.
MEssRs J. n SLEDGE &C., MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Gents: You viii please send u TO Rssca Depot, Gal
twenty-four bottles OF the Nervous Tonic FOR the cure q
ChUUs and Fever. We have sed al T01 sent Us with the
exception OF one bottle. L takes hne in this ptrt, and
seems 70 have tke desired ef-ct- Please forward A.
J. W. Al. HILL.
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- A Circular shovlng the Plan AZ tbs Lotteries VIII
he seut 20 any one DESTROYS Of receiving Il
Certificates o. Packages Willie sold 81 tie following
rates. which Is the risk:
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Nh. D. M~CCOMB,-De4r sr In answer to yoar re-
Guest I write to say, that IN view o. TIE fact that
fhs bsiing Of ca ton has Eerttolore been q Sc
we're OPERATION on both han s and htrses, feel u . dHty I
owe 70 my f-uow planters 20 say tsat / an uoE ustng
one Of o MaComb's Labor SAVING Presses" On the duh
crop. and md @ % b. What It's title purports- TRULY 3
Iabor-savtnE ress. It's ease is truly unprecedented, -
less than a horse power IS Necessary % run cotton up 70
shIupinr size. or four hundred and hfs pounds 70 twenty
two inches. Its speed IS also 1nequaied % tr s. ny
knowledge Of presses GOES three bales % he bour canna
made BY I've hanfs. without severe labor It's CONVEX
isuce ] think also uuequal-d, snG its durability, ] have no
doubt. viii Be much greater than ,hat q any ofher less
I have any knowiedge O. Up0n the whole. DO rot hes-
tate to say that it Is the most important ilproVementin
machinery onered % the cotton planter for many ytsrs.
TTTHu LP1TRTCK n D
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AOtfls---3sstanraat
WOrsham H0use

THHE subscriber Wsuldre pectfuiiy inform be -
fIrucs and the trhFelng puonc. that he 30
hss s. a heavy outlay built and furnished this wi
house n q neat and b indsomc style, and sssures ~
the public II shall be kept as a arst-clnss hOiel Fceling
grsteful for The very liberal patronage extended 70 hin
vii oudeavor 70 merit a coufinuanceo % The same.
J. J. Propretor,
api5-f n. n. WORsHAN, Assistant
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q YONO HOVNE.

TNEE undersigned hat the pleasure r. announce that
Il the new and spacious Hotel IL nov ready for the re
ccpuo1 Of traveiers. he Vii Be pleased 20 SEE BIS od
frieads and customers, believlnE that BE- can nov enter
tsh2I y. CocKRELL
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BuRNsvILLE. Mss. September 9. 1857.
Oh. J. N. sLEDaE-DeGr SIR 4 have found your
Nervous Tonic to be beneficial for the cure OF Chils ana
Fever. You viii please send me one dozen bottle Is soon
a. Won can. Yours. very respectfully.
AcMASTER.
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COMBINATION PATENT
Unripht Steam Saw Nj

BRAGG Il BURRoWEs,
Cor. Third and Market streets, 81. Louis, No.
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ELIHU < LPlTRICK. n. D.,
81 W~a.hLnEton Counlr. Ne.

ne following are . few q the planters who have tha
Press IN use, % whom please refer-
Taomas ". Bel Rodney p. o. Jederson County,
Mss.
Dr.. n. v. Philips, EdWsrds Drpot, binds County
S votbng,on, WorthngtOB PointP P. o. Washington
County. Mss.
Dr. j. n Brooks,
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Refrigeraters and Ice B0Xes
By the President or the United States.

TrsT received. Q full sssortment G. Sch0uleI's Fatent
.. RsfrIreratsrs, which srs considered o b she b&t IN
use for preserving meats, vegetables, batter. muE &C.
- ..ra Tmavsl MCKINNEY D. 70
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The Following Persons are
agents
Mc~OMB. BR0TzER 4 Co............NeW Dreams.
BARTLETT, Ec1ONB & O....------.....S Louis.
fun6-daEton5m
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FAtentee Of Press sndlrcn Tie Memphis Tenn.
BARTLETT, HfCOMB AGO,
General PrCduCe aud Commtzion MerchantH.
Sc Louis, Missouri.
INCOME. BRO- g. CO.,
Commission Merchs1ts New Orleans, La.
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Coy. McHILLIE.-tFis Exceilency Governor
Melville arrived in our town yesterday, and
was honored By the Artillery Guards with q
salute Of dftesn guns, one for each Southern
Stats. The Governor is here FOR the purpose of
attending a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
of the Universty.-orfora Mercury JuigS S.
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.FHR WASHINGTON REMEDIES

And diseases srisinE from Impurities o. the blood.
ne Washington Purifier acts WITH great f0rce on Al
diseases or Irregularities Of the Liver, Kitneys OF
n.n.-n
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. .
NEW YORK NIARKET-July ..


F0ur-withOa, material change sales Of loeo BIS Al
ss 90 for coInn1ol good Supernne western, Sa95a
AS IN common medium extra western. S4l,lo for
Shipping brands round hoop eIra Ohio, the market closing
sesdy Canadian d0ur steady sales OF sf lzrTels 81
St25a5 . for common 10 choiee extra Rye nouf-slal
Wheai-sarke dull and common GRADES very heavy and
decdelr lower. shippers in marke 10 material
tent while home trade holding hack Tor lower IN
c-: nominal quotations 6ssc for the whole ranse o.
hiarn sTTies s51ec fr Alilwan<ee club Sil q tor
"a fsr eStsrn, SlGdl 10 white do. saiss OF so %
ls ssEqc Milwaukee club. the latter price for
pTIne. 81 Common rel soutera; SIS fT PRIME new
RTe-DnIl, snail sales al cam.
Gmn-WIthout CEanEe. neaIly all the WeS1eTn zel Is
aFriyug unsound condition; sales Cf p 00 bus
c forVery inferior good sound mixed weSterr s0 sic
ilr white and 80 furyeiloW sguihern-
tlats-In fair request with saies al 4SGfse for Saie
and - stem
Whssy-ScarcelE buOyzni with saes Of 400 barrels
= &c
for mess, Sl3a 80 i9r PRIME SllS9l6 10 tla mes
SIS - l6 for p-iIne mess, Si7,7s f1r clear
Inchanzed sales 40 hbls II Slo756 50 r
IN mess Si2al3sl for relzcked ness Sl4l4 50 fuT
TIA mess 5eef Hams steady. sales Of 30 hbs Si5615
Prime Mess Beef dull AZ Slsd2l
Cut Meats-Stesdy, sales l40 hhds al 7sac for hams
zcolSale Of 50 boxes sho-t-rhbed miadles Al s5 10
brs Shnrf clear miidles IN bulk sold AZ sac.
lard-Betier sales 800 bhls Il iSlc the latter FEce
BuiisT-In fair demand al I3zlso for oho and Islse
Chesse-Plenry ard duh Al as
Slnck-Beftes and finn the Seconi Board Caliioru.
Is &C. Gen 6s - III Gen bon Is s: LacrosEe n us
q Aich south sinking fund bords g7; y Cen =: Ere
I9 Hudson l6a 81 Reading qSA Mich Central So Nar-
Haven Hartford u.s. Panama ld35<; Galena Chig-i-
al, Chi Il "a; Mn L Miss %.
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For the Commercial Gazette
Chicago Correspondence.


EDITOR COMMERCIAL GAzETTE-DcGT 81 The general
textures the Produce and Provision m1rke;s are unchang-
Cd uniform dulness prevails and prices rule low ior
ererthng Highwines are unaerea with sales Of . and
100 bbs both Al Ioc-
Lake Freghis are less active to-dsy-spPers rah her
h.;fnr Of much from reluctance to bay warm grain as
from inability TO pay present rates with the erising mar
sn on Essern markets Holders are ra however ald 90
ot press tie market The schooner Conest takes IN al
ge nd the propeller Oriental 000 bus DO Al SC both 70
Buaalo Cls.raBces for las "a hours are: For Buffalo
schooner Denmark oats, propeller Chicago ern nour and
lard schooner Ba.c Tor OswesO-Sehooners Oar
den CITY and Rohinsgn corn; Marquette wheat For y
Catharines-Schooner ATr0w, wheat. For Colhng WOOL
Prom Evergreen CITY. -four and beans
Corn ia irrequest hut mainly for railroad, and Al bu
little change from yesterdays figure; some sZi2 bus Nos
l2ardnjeclel sold al sc fer No l. Sc for No ana y
orrsscted a. also 500 bus No At 57e, and 100 bus 10
s,ed al ~ OF Canal and River the bulk Of sales NeI
ofdsmased eaie ssf0Il0ws- ae bus PRIME Canal e5oi
stJ and one boa, load River (Cheohel both At Sc on
@ hot River Al se one do andtWO Of slightly damaged al
Al s9c and all shjat.
some 900 bus oais IN lots sold al DC in store 400 bas
ale sAoat aad 10. 90 bus Al s25sc free On board
A small lot OF Rye. a. bags solo Al s3c-
Very respectfully Nours,
HUNTINGTON BROS VOGELL-
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MAKING CONNECTIONS As FOLLOWS:
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus d Cincinnati, Cleveland aud Ere, Cleveland and
PItfsbuTg Railroads.
A: Sol5l with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls &c
Al Alantua with hacks 20 R1venua, 8c
Al Brs1erille with hacks 10 NewtOl Fails. Se-
Al Waueu with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, M6adyile.
/ BloOmfeid Canfeld, A.. 80
! Al Nupns slosn villa stages for New Castle Poland
Love-, Enon Valley, and thence b. p ,. ". C. r.
l X. % Ftshurgh.
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~ IELEHLIFH-I

BUFFALO July SEP n
Fl0ur-ThfFe only modezte demand and no chance
no he msrket, of l000 bhls S375G3ssh fcf
Eod chuIre SupErne Wisconsin Indiana Ilinoiy.
S4zs for fancy and extra Ohio. Indiana Miehiszn and
Canadian; 81 = f1r choice extra Wisconsin; 50645
double ex1ra, the latter figures veEy
Whelt-ln f4rr demand; market for Chicago spung heavy;
sales Of 40 hs red 1hi1 s1c 1000 bus Milwaukee club
u cs 80 bus white Ky At Sl1h l6o hos white Caladi-
csr- and Is DO bus do &c
C-Qlet and market steady; salfs Of 10 400 bus sound
Al sc: lsla bus Al tec, 80 bas hot a. sc
ats-In active demand and sasler sseS Of zoo
bus Sc; s20o do a 5fc SoO bus ss lsS0o bus
1TTive a. S75fc-
Whisky-Quiet with small sales TO the trade At n
corn 10 n Y.
Lake Imports TO DooB-2tsa bills -four aIa bus wheat
s51l0 bus com. 6,3l2 bus oafs-
Canal ExPOtssS sblS aO1I sGss bus wheat p 60
sra, sIJsz1 e1s Gals
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET

Flolr-Thore IL CONTINUED good demsnd for -four anc
te marx Is r. The sales courlse 400 bhs a. Se4
r sir extra SflO6t25 for good DO; and Si3lG4so Tor
choics RscsITed durag TIE last twenyiour hours l6o
barrels
whsky-Prces have further advanced with sales Of SO
bbls II 2o1SG91-tc-
rcsriss-Tsre IS far demand from the country t-aae
and the msrkef Is rm csc for sugar. - sc Ior Mo
laSscs and SII5sc for far and prime Rio C,ffee,
Whea-rhe firm and prices unchangedi sales OF
COO white aud 200 bus plme new keniu-Sy
White TO arriTe week S5. Recvcd during the
lasf = hours ss9 hus. - CCHimcTriai-
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE J
EnrnLr- InIE - u. 81
Cleveland Produce Market.

FLOUR-The market Is n and steady win : lair noils
- I,. s,o aud snail re,eiuts Several snail lots
90 d extra sold Al 81 Is.
GRAIS-WuEAr-Sales Of throe cars Aediie-Tanean II
81 two asrsd al 81, do Al sc; and 2Oe bush Eely
,oice Mediterranean from store at rTioe not made
puble.
RYE-Sale Of one car load Al &c
CoRv-Sals Of one czr load Al SIC
HIGIWINEs-Saleo OTIS bbis n 2l5Se
PRoyIsIONs-Smoked Meats active st our inside
figures.
Esos-Lower sales Of . b5s SUI jeei 70 the ending o
srati1a and a few smaller lots At &C.
LEHD-Sale Of 6 kegs al lOc-
BUTrER-Ssles ofsl legs prime W. r. At l2l si23sei
kegs southern and eeuia Oaio at lo7s and . kegs w
Al lie.
oII.-sale OF 70 Bsls Lard Oh al s25se y gal
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1858. 1853
Cleveland, Columbus L Cincinnati Railroad

H.
- - - .,;==-..
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" TO- lsss Passenger Train leave Ceyeland as iooSs
e:t5 n, Cincinnati Express stopping a Berea Gra0n,
Wclngtor, New London, Shelby, CreStline,
Gallon. Caraiugton anc Delaware
80 p. VI. Accommodati0n. stopping al all stations
6l0 a. CINCINNATI Nj GIT Passs Stopping AZ All sta-
Caloington and Delaware. also stolpia4 10
leave Passengers Al all - ations south OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
SteIhy Saudnskv Mansfield Hno Newark Railroad, for
hIansfeld Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanessllle, Se
Cfesilne Pittsburgh, ~. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest UppeT Sandusky, Deiphos, Lima. Ft
WAYNE, Laporte. Chicago. &c. west. and last
for Mansfield, wooster Mass Hon, &C -,
Gallon and BelleouaiEe Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
f1utaine, Sidney Uai1n. Mdneie, lndiauapols,
Terre Haute. .Hlncounes, Evansville Louisville.
Cairo 81. Louis, &C.
Ds sas IlsFto1 and Cineinnai Line foI Sprngfeld o.,
Tayton Hsmilt0n. Cincinnati Richmond, In
diauzpolis Terre Haute, s. Louis. &c, ard a.
Cinoinnafi with the Ohio Mlszlsslppi HALL
road for Louisville, and all points on the ONO
cauu,ius Iit.le Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail-
ruad. for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, IeEre
Hsute 81 LOUIS Morrow, L0yeland, and Gin
c unati and with the OhIoand Mississippi kal-
road al Cincinnati for Louisville, Eyansgllle,
Cairo s. louis. and all points On tie OHIO river.
Coum us Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanef vile,
Wheeling, Ec-. Columbus, Piqus and Indiana
Railroad Tor Piqua, Urblna. &c
ER For Tickets 20 ali points and inior.on sppl AZ
lie Union Ticket Oce 81 Superior street. or a the PaE
senger Station - . ~, ,,,,, ,s,t.,
Clsvelsnd Nav n 1875
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u Connections made with Returring Trains from
the points made goirg South and East also, AZ
CLEV for Sandusky. Toledo, Detro1is Chlcago,
Enc DunkIrk Buffalo Niagara Falls and Cnada oungs
town, Warren and New Castle
~ Blgglge ca cked through 10 all plints and transfer
red free Of charge.
~ For Tickets OF inforna'ion apply al the Unou Tick
ef Oce Superior street, AZ the oce in Depot and NJ
j. FARMER. supt. Cleveland.
= A MYERS, Gen Tic.et As'l. Cleye and mh5
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New York Ca,lle Market.

REPORT
f.. fLs setg ending "WEDNESDAY. Jag :, ls5s.
rafAL HEcEIFTs or CATTLE OF ALL KINDS FOR fIE WEEK
According 10 reports from the several market places IN
,t,s ci = there have been received this week
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CLEVELAND, ZANESIlLLE L ClAClSNAl
RAILROAD.

La - Z
On ald after March s, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
IL leave Cleveland tho trains q the Cleveland and
Hudson,l for Cuyahoga Fails, Akron, OrIrille and
Niliersburz. couuectug a. OEIve with trans on the
Pitfsbura n Wayne and Chieas R- R, east and west
or Canf AIassllon. Wooster LOudeuyille and Aanzeld
Trains leave Alersburg for Clevs and a. g. o5 A NJ and
lisp NJ connecting al Orvie with Z aims On The Pit
{. r. r., by which passengers from Canioni 1iassil
ton Wooster Loangiils and Mansfield reach Cleveland
by the evening train sfl0.O0 p. d -
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PrrTsBURGH AND WHEELING MAIL

GOING SOUTH AND EAsT CONNECTIONS AaE MADE
Al ldsOn for Guy aho1a Ialls, Arm Anu hespush
A Alliance for Canton, Massllion, wooster ald SalcH
Al Bavard fur CarrOfOn Dover and W Pnllte phia-
Al Steubenvillc, for Csdiz Coshocton and NeHark-
Al wheeling. FOR Baltimore and " ash1nstou-
Al BslIair Tor aruhrdge Zanesville and Clrclevllle
Al Pitisburxh for HzrfisDurgh, Bantre Philadelphia
and New YORK
prTTTpNTNG TRAINS
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1924.
This is $50 head than last week, and % head more
than The average @ year The =ye-age nuHheraf each
wednesday market las. year was 22l head while The
number today being 2ol shows teo head more than the
average and 2ss head more than his dsy week.
xviii he seen that have advanced the gu1taiio1s is
week from " p b net, hut Il Is but fair - say that
several persons think the whole there Is 20; that differ
pe Th may be owing ihe fact that the quotations Of
lsf week were made up fCm sales Tuesday and fore
oon Of Wednesday and that The sales in the afternoon m
stead Of falling on kept well TO the morns raie 50 that
the result was rather better than our figures -de things
srpear The frs ss,es ihis week smoug the Jews,
On sunday a l0c for few choice grade DuFhas On
Mondaythe sales BeEen IN sdEance OF the week
before aad the few sold here Tuesday al higher
raies ask and Ice being asked and quite number SOD
over &C.
This Encouraged droTerE. and OF than who oSled
poor cattle insisted upon hcting in hopes to get that To-
day. but would do they had to cone down to SC and
lower very stock St the market IS evidently
better than last week regular, and the pree Of
the sane grade Of cattle varies cent pound IN different
Yards md frequently afa cent IN the sane yard 50 thai
nis sdificult to get The true quotations -TFIbuEs-
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oSwEGO MARKET-July 3.
lBY rELEsRAPHl

FiCur-unchA1ged. r
slriug, SOC for Nil club
saiss Of29OcO bus al ssssse for souua aad
Sic for hot.
FTsghts-A shade frusr, -four &c and wheat 7le 70 n
YORK.
lake ImpaT1s-sllsl hus wheat
Canal ETpous-ls0O bus wheat 500 bus ooru 500 Lus