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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
end. The simple epitaph he left behind tells toe
truly the weight Of his woes:
ssHENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,
ENGLAND,
Aged 81 years.
g LnfEe;..;mu.

He hadjust~ completed aud sent to his publish
ers his last work, aTticks and Traps of Hor,s
Dealers" No one has written as much and as
well as he on Field Sports indeed he stands un-
rivalled in this respect. The sporting world has
causeto mourn his loss.
In spite Of o small and inefficient police force,
New York, has By some unknown means, beeomes
more respectable city. Perhaps Judge RUSSELL,
who seems to have as much ayersion'o sooundrels
of all degrees as Judge O'NEALL has to drunksrds,
has sent them oil to Sing Sing for entertainment,
during the warm months, by the State. At all
events ''garoteing' is not so common, and if .
chap has the gift Of -"winged heels, he may get
back home, at night, with q skin that viii hold
shucks. Notwithstanding the great number of
convictions, and the still larger number Of crimes
that never see the light, the city now enjoys an
unusual exemption from an that which may come
under the term rascality.-
The inmates Of the Asylum for Deaf Mutes gaze
an exhibition last week. showing in q surprising
manner their great proficiency, and the extent to
which their education may be carried. Quite
lad gained frequent and msrited applause for his
critically correct and forcibly written Language.
The females we're tastefully dressed and looked
very pretty at a distance; but when near, almost
every one disclosed one. or more defects or ~nslor-
nations, especially Of the head and eyes. Avery
interesting young lady, a aaIsn haired orphan,
repeated the Lords Prayer by signs, In touching
and almost speaking eloquence. How innocently
SWEET - - ~ -%2s
But all the poetry Of the. scene vanished, as they
deployed past by twos, nearby, disclosing, arm In
arm, a sable lady Of the South Gas black as che
ace Of spades and one Of lighter hue. The cur.
tain falls. +.i+ -
That most uncertain institution in this climate,
the weather, is perfectly out Of the reckoning.-
The world must have gotten into thsg~'wrongboxp'
Thsclsar days are to the cloudy and rainy In the
proportion Of four to twenty; warm days do not
claim q proportion at ali, they ere an absurdity.s
In strange contrast with the cold, dismal wealth
or, is the presence Of fresh potatoes, peas, grapes.
melons, Strawberries, and less enticins Iveget-
ables, without end Of number and quantity. Many
of these are yet too dear for poor folks to indulge
in as ~luxuries the eyes alone may be. fssssed OF
present. After q while, when thsy become $50
common" the rich abandon them, and poor folks
have the market. sas%s2,-e. SETH.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
DEATH OF MIR. ALEXANDER.

We regret to announce the death of WILLIAM
R. ALEXANDER, ESQ, our excellent Postmaster,
on Monday last, after a short illness. He was
highly and universally esteemed as q good and
worthy man; and no one can be found to discharge
more acoeptably the responsible trusts Of his po-
sition. The entire community extend to his est.
mable family and relative a heartfelt condolenc'
We are grati6ed to learn that, by general c.
sent, the Office will devolve, as soon as the appoint
ment can be made, upon the present obliglng
Assistant, Mr.. JOHN r. ALEXANDER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27

SOMETHING TO HOPE PoR.-There is nothing
more exciting and gratifying to human nature and
its instructive love Of enterprise than to shave o
venture out" something to hope for, to await with
expectation and to rejoice over if it turns out for.
t~unately. Such has been the exact position of
many Of those who have invested Ten, Five, or
two and a half dollars in the reliable Lottery Of
Samuel Swan & Co., of Augusta, Georgia. We I'M
derstand that within the past two weeks the
Messrs. Swan & Co., have cashed several large
prizes, amounting in the aggregate to the pretty
little sum Of Two Hundred and Teu Thousand Dol.
ars-thus turning pleasing hope into substantial
reality, and making the heart glad -Nep York
Dipatch. 10
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27

s6s- We haze received q communication from
Mr.. JONATHAN N. McELwEE, jr., on Banks. Ii
there were no other reasons for Withholding the
publication, the extreme length Of this article
would be sufficient. We are willing for the people,
to have light on the subject, but they would doubt
less object to our devoting the entire paper to this
end.
If the discussion continue, We must insist upon
receiving contributions much more brief than
those already published. ID.
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YORK DIVISION, 8. Of T. |
May 24th, 1853. I

"oyS1sat wv
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God, in his
inscrutable wisdom, to remove by death from our
social and ~fraternal circle our worthy and highly
esteemed brother, WILLIAM R. ALExANDER-know-
ing well his honorable department and his many
amiable virtues in life, and fondly cherishing the
memory Of his worth ss a man, a'citizen, Q Son OF
Temperance, and as q christisn.in testimony Of
our affection and respect, belt therefore resolved
LIST. That we deeply feel and lament the loss
sustained by our Division In the death Of our est-
mable and valued brother, WILLIAM R. ALExAs.
DEB, and unfeignedly sympathize with his mour.
ming family in their great bereavement.
End. That this Division, as q token Of our loss
and fond remembrance Of the virtues of our de-
ceased brother, do wear q badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Sd. That a page on our Records be reserved,
inscribed only with the name of the deceased, to-
gether with the date of his birth, and Of his death.
4th. That whilst the members Of this Division
give expression to their feelings Of sorrow for this
affective dispensation of Providence, we would 40
knowledge our obligations Of gratitude to q merci-
full and long. suffering God in preserving our I'M
profitable lives from the hand Of the grave, and
continuing US here the prisoners Of hope-our Ia
mented brother being the first Of our numberc claim.
ed, since the organization Of the Division.
9th. That a copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the family Of the deceassd-and be pub
lished.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
DIVINE SERVICE.

The Rev. DR.. CURTIS will preach at Union
Church next Sabbath morning at II o'clock; and
at Enon, near BiaasR's, at three O'Clock in the AZ
t~ernoon. The friends in the neighborhood will
please circulate the appointments.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
smRAWRERRIES.

The ladies will find, on the outside page, seve-
rul recipes for making strawberry preserves, Jel'
ly, jam &c. We hope to see and appreciate the
fruits Of this timely publication.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
General Bonham.

This gentleman has written a letter to the Char
lesion Courier, in which he says that the Courier
was misinformed in asserting that he "Was led or
misled in his course chiefly by his reluctance to sew.
or from Gen. Quitman." He says, 'Icould not feel
greater reluctance (nor even as great at sever,pg
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May IL, 1858. ]

SIR:-The accompanying papers, copies Of the
originals Of which have just been received, will
make known to you another outrage, committed
against the rights ofthe United States BY q British
armed vessel, which calls for the immediate atten-
ton Of the British Government.
I am persuaded that, IL the occurrences took
place as they are stated, the conductofthe British
officers will be disavowed and condamnedss
I beg you would communicate to Lord Malmes-
bury the earnest desire of the Precedent that this
practice, which seems to become more prevalent,
Of OBTAINING and searching American vessels,
should be discontinued, and chat the most peremp-
tory order for that purpose should be given and
enforced. Such q measure is called for by impor-
tant considerations, which will resdily occur to
you. While this Government Is determinedt to use
ell proper e~xertions for the suppression Of the
slave trade, it is not less DESTROYS that the just
immunity ofthe vessels Of the United States upoa
the ocean should be preserved. Whatever may
have been the true objects of the voyage Of the
Cortes, if she had papers showing her Ameri-
can character, she was. subject neither to- search
nor capture by the British cruiser. Edo not doubt
but the facts reported will be fully investigated
by order Of the British Government, and proper
measures taken to prevent the recurrence Of .
similar act hereafter.
I call your attention, slso, TO the circumstances
reported by the Consul General ct Havana, show
ing the existence Of q kind Of police system by
which American vessels in that port are watched
and interfered with, and have to request that you
will bring the matter to the attention Of the Earl
of Malmesbury, with q view to the correction Of
the evil. 800. ~
I am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
LEW. CAss.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, ESQ. &c,A 49, 80
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE, I
Washington, May 16, 1858.

W3SnlnBtou, may 10 icOo.
Sir:-Since my despatch No. 103,l of the 12th
instant, various statements have been made in the
public papers, showing other cases Of. b eforcibls
detention and search Of American vessels by Brit
isl. armed, ships of-Har in the Gulf Of Mexico and
in the adjacent seas. In every ELSEWHERE these
reports have come to the knowledge Of this De-
partment, application has been made Immediately
to the proper collector to procure from the CAP
tain q particular account ofthe Outrage, with .
view to make it the subject Of reclamation upon
the British Government Answers to some Of
these applications have been. received, and copies
of them, agreeably to the, annexed lst, are here.
with transmitted for your information as well as
for your prompt action. When others are receir.
ed, you shall, in like manner, be furnished with
copies, that Jon may be kept advised Of the pro-
gress ofthese assaults upon our national rights.
In addition TO these aggfessions upon the high
seas, another indefeucible act of violence against
several of our merchant vessels, said TO be eleven
in number, by forcible entry and examination, has
been committed by o British armed steamer IN
the harbor Of sagua Ia Grsnde, in the Island Of
Cuba. The statements in the public journals con-
tain the details Of this transaction, but no anthem
tic report on the subject has yet reached the De-
partment, with the exception of . letter from the
Consul. General Of the United States at Havana,
Of which I transmit you . copy. Proper measures
have heen taken To procure all the necessary In.
Formation, vbieh viii he forwarded "a Won A
soon as II reaches here.
When ali the facts are ascsrtaiued. prooer ran.
ressntat;ons win be made. without deIsyl "a te
government Of Her Catholic Maiesty, against this
search Of American vessels by the naval force Of
another Power. within the territorial jurisdiction
Ofspain. The United States are satisfied that the
Government Of that country will adopt the most
ea6cient measures to protect their vessels ~resortinr
to the Spanish ports from laNlsss violence. suoS
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONlAL.
''''. -" ." YoRKv1uE, May 24th, 1868.
Mr.. Editor AT q meeting Of York Division, Of
the period stated, the following preamble and res.
~olutious were unanimously adopted: which you
will please publish.
Respectfully, &c.
G. W. JEFFERYS, R.. s..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-27
From the Washington States.

Presidents Message an acknowledgements.
The President, yesterday, transmitted to the
Senate a message in reference to the late aggres-
sions on American vessels by British cruisers, &C.
companied by official papers in reference thereto,
Of these the most important are three letters from
the Secretary Of State-one to Secretary Toucsy,
and two to Mr.. Dallas, our Minister to England.
Under the date Of the 18th instant, Gen. Cass thrs
writes to Mr.. Dallas:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04

GOING SOUTH AND EAsT CONNECTIONS AK MADE
Al Hudson, Tor ClyahOsa Falls. Akruu and Alersburgh
A Alliance, for Canfgn NJ assl1n, Wooster ard Salem.
Al bayard, Tor Carr10n, Dover und sw Phlladelp lph
Al Steuhenvilie, for CudIz, Coshocton and Newark
At Wheeling, for Baltimore and Washington
Al BallaiT Cambridge, Zanssyille and Circlevile
Al Pltisburgh for Harrisburgh, BatmCre PhadelphIa
and New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aug ,.
r-n

Flour-lOSIse higher and vsry much unsettled The in
prTeuent i caused By fact that the inspectors refus
10 pass more than tO-hirds OF the stste nour on tht
ropsi a ts being uasound Much feeling exists and
netinR Is called 10 remedy the difficulty Sales 90 hbl
81 - S4 % for suDeFne state; s. 50 for eItra state
94l5aE 5 for super western; 81 0a5 for co5n 70 med
I'm eTra western tnd s. ~ 10 for shipping brands e1tra
round hoop Ohio market closing unsteady CAn9d1l
f0uT rns: sales bbs al St.t0a55o for common td
Choice fxtra Rye -four steady al s. lBd3,I5-
Wnest-Msrket dun and cOmmCa descriptions lac low
ar uue Whits and freely he'll sales IS 0o bu al
Ssc fr unsIund Milwaukis club: 81 077 10 for winter
n western Sl2 all for white 81 10 for han some
new crop Aichign, aud 5 2Jzl % for prime and ven
choice Whiie Canadian
Cor1-Less sctiye. bu. west mixed Arm; sales eo bu
af66a63c stump tai mirsl Westns and 40s iof Eol
prime sound mixed western 80
Whisky-Market nrm and aetlNe sales ~ Lols AZ -
PorE-aarkst rmsT; sales l2o bbls al 81 Is for meas
SIS for prime mess; and SA,25Glt.50 ior prime
Bssf-sisady; sales SO bbs Al Va lor county msss'
Si22 for seked mess StIsGl5 for extra Eess
Beef unchanged Prime mess beef nol1loal a -
22Ol buoyant sales to hhds a. 6e for Ahou
dsrs a. ss<c5 5SetSc ior hans .,--,,, =, a -, ~
Lar5-firm. 40 bills AZ l3znsSei sales ZOO lbs
rough sides Gt SIC -
state.
Chsese-Steady a. ease.
Sfocks-Dul and rrsgusr; Mo G. So. Tenn e. f24 Va
C. "a Enc couTsrbles Of ISL 3l G0shsE hransh b0as
IS: Pac mail e2f; N G 81; M 5 23sss 4 50ai Ghl
1 7s1< NJ NJ l5hi n \ sia< Reading 5Ossi Toronto
VS..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
School Books.

II D. JUDD q W, hEOI EO 1t y
0ll0wIng lisi embracing he most popular and zpprO
chOOl Books We ksep these books in large "a
iies The stock is new and N good eJnditon, and or
es and terms are reasonable
Adams ArithmeiIcs;
Andrews aad StOddand's Latin GRAMMAR
Andrews Latin Reader;
Andrews Classical Series:
Andrews Latin Lexicon;
An.hOn's Classical Series,
Arno.d's Classical Seriss;
Anthon's Latin Dictionary;
Ainsworths Lain Dictionary;
Adieris Progressive German Reader
Adler's German Dictionaries; (2i
BOurion's Algeria
Bullions' English Grsmmar,
Browns Grammars, Cd
Berard's u, S. HizoB,
Buffers Saliust.
Boyd's Rhetoric;
BullOns' Classical Series;
CoIburn's Arithmetic;
COTells Digest Of EaEIish Grammar;
Clark's Grammsrs.
CornelPs Geosrlphiesi 90
Cotton Fisch's Biographies; O.
C0mstOek's Philosophy;
C0oper's VirEll;
C.roshy's Greek Grzmmzrs;
Cutters PhysiolOgies; C2l
Criftenden's Book Keeping,
DaysAlgsbEa;
Davies Mathematical WORKS;
FOwler's English Grammar;
Fitch's Physical Geography;
Firf Lessons In History;
Fira Book Of History;
Fssquelles French Grammar.
GreenleafS Arithn,tics;i
GTosnsis Grsmrz .rs;
GoOdrichs Pictorial Histories;
Gusrnsey's 0. S. History;
Gray's Chemistry;
Ganas' Grzmnar-Germans3i0l learaiEnglIsh;
GrAy's Botaniess tD
Hilard's Readers;
Hazsn'ssPeIler and Dehhsr,
HItehcock's Geology
Harkness' Classical SeTies,
Johnk0a's Cicero;
kuehner's Greek Grammar
Lesendres Geousuy;
LOOMS Mathematical Works;
Lowell sReaaers;
LFelIs Geolnzies;
LOssing's O. S Hisi0rr;
Lsidell SoOtt's Greek Le1icou;
Matuson's Astronomy;
NcGufey : Rszders; Csl
NlcGufsy's New Rsza0rs7at6)
ssisndeville's Reader; 81
AcGuney' s. eller;
Miichell's GeogIaphi's,-gD
MeNAlhey's Geography
MOrst's GeogIaphy;
Monfeith Biographies; (l
Mtchell's Outline Maps.
McClintOck Crooks Fsrst Lain Boos
No liniOck CrCOks' Fast Greek Book;
Meadows French DiossuAry:
Msyh, w. Book Keeaings
Noel ChA9s4lis Erench Grammar:
olney's Geqsrspky;
Olmstei's Philos1Phy,
Owens Classical Series;
OlleadoEd-s German Method.
Olend0rf,s French Method:
Payso1 DunfOn's writins Ok
PATksr's Rsadsrss! 40
Prics's spellsr,
Pinneo's Grammar; (sl
Peter R1rley's GeOsTzphy.l
Pelfonis Outline Maps
Peabo5y's q. S 4'SsEy.
PGrlsy's UniTeIsa History.
PSrksr's PhlO ~;
Porter 'S--Chemifli-;
Peiss1sr's German GRAMMAR
Piuney's French Grammar;
PiRney's French Reader;
QuHekenbos'-U-s S History;
Qaaekenbos' English Composlfasa,
RaEsIArrhnstics; (s)
Rays Algshr-s, ca
RObinsons Mathematics Works-
Robertsonian System VIII. .Freneh;
Swans SpelleT;
sto5dnrd's Anthnsties; "a
Smiths Aritkmsiie;
sioddard's Algehrs:
Sniih's Geosnphiss; O.
ST Johns GsoloEyi
SmeIlis's Philosophy;
Spragusis Philosophy;
Stsckhsrdt's Chemistry,
sninlns Chemistry;
Soph0rles' Greek GFannar.Y
spiers surszns's French Dictiounry;.
spsakers-1tkmds;
Townsis spsllsr;
ToWnsis Progressive Readers.
Thoupsonis Arfhmetick; 90
Trscy's sArnhnsties;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
HE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,

- - - is:;:..::;:sss;E.
Having made arrangement with the PItishursb F1rt
Nayne aud Chicago X. r. - Tor the inIut use %
their Track be ween Rochester and PiiisbuEgu
Will run Trains Daily, (Sundays excepted as follow
commencing Monday, Alsy ltth. ISIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. z =,

FLOUR-ssles only in small vsyt the retail trade.
GRAIN-WHKkT-The only transaction on Change this
morning sale Of carload choice amber red Atsse
Tbs ws beld At % and sc which % and &c
sr ,specyely offered but Seened- Two eaElOads eho &c
red at &C on track Sale last evening Of SOC bu choice
red At CSC free on board
OArs-SAs carload late last evening at 4e On track
BUTTER-sale one lot S kegs stlle.
RGGs-stm Improving 10 bblI good sold atsae1
FNEGAR-SAles 80 obs pune sfloe. Cider is held At IL
by the quantity
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LAAENIILLE 3 UIl
RAILROAD.
1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- 9;=s....zs So
WINTER ARRANGFMENT-
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" lo lsss Passenger Train leave ClcVe as follows
80 M, Cincinnati Express, stopping Berea Grzon
Wellington, New London Shelby. CreStline
- - Gallon, Darlington and Delaware
~ = u Accommodation Stopping at all stations.
o-lu d. CINCINNATI sht Passe ger, stopping an
tons between CleEeland and Gallon, and al
IA Gingt0n and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers n all fations south OF Galion
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, SanduskY, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon. Newark, Zanesyille, &c
Crestline, Pittsburgh, 81 Wayne and Chicago Railroad
torFOrest, Upper SAndusky, Delphos Lima ii
wayne, LapCrte. Chicago. &c west. and East
for Mansheld Wooster. bIassill0n, &C.
Gallon and Belefontaine Railroad Line Tor Marion BeIe-
toniarne Sidney Uuiun, Muncie, Indisnapolis
Teue HAuts, ,YIncsnnes, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo. ST. Louis, &c.
De aWare, Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Suriuefeld
Dayton, Hamilton- CINCINNATI. Richmond L.
dlanap0ls, Ierre Haute, 81 Louis. &e.: and A
Cincinnati Wlth the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail
Ioad for Louisville. and all points the Ohio
Columbus Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail-
rad, for Senia- Dayton, IndlanapOls, Tefre
Haufe, 81 LOUIS, MorruW, Loveland and Gin
unafl. aud with the Ohio and AIirsisxipui RaiI-
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville
Cairo. 81 Louis, and all points the Ohio river
COum Jus, Cenfra Ohio Railr0ad for Newark ZanesTs
Wheeling, kc.; Columbus, Piqua and indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urhans. Ge-
y For Tickets % ali points and Information apply a
the Union Ticket Oaee 81 Superior street, the Pas
ssnger station
{ S. FLINT, superintendent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04

Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Harrishurgh, BaIti-
more, PhiladeIphin aud New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04

" Connections ade with Returning Trains from
TIE points made going S0uh and East also a
CLEN ELAND Tor Sandusky. Toledo. Detroit Chicago
Enc, DlnkIk, BlalO Niagars Falls and Canada Youus
town, WarTeu and New Castle
E B1gEage checked through 10 an utg and tr.psfer-
red Tree OF charge
~ For Tickets inf0rmaf ion apply at the Union Tick
e. Oce, 81 Superior street. At the oce In Depot su N
ali Railroad Ticket Olices
- J. FARMER, Sup't, Cleveland.
CLEIELAND, ZAAESEILLE s ClNCINNATI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
The Northern Transportation Co.,

WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their we'll known and popular line OF
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between Ugdcl sburgh tswego and the Up
per Lakes. forming
DAILY Lane betiesen Ogdess5NEgh aad Osirsg0,
and Ports on Lake Erie
And Trl-Weekly Line between Ogensbuig' and Osween
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting Osdcusburgh
with the OgdeusbuTgh and Vermont Gen tr1l Rouie be-
tween Ogdeusburgh. Burlington Concord Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell BoSion; and OsyFesc
with Hovey Cav ford Osseg0 liue Of Thirty Fiist
tween OsWego Bnd New York, thus ah0uiinE Regular
SPEEDY Cheap Route, with hut tranShipmept b
tween Raston New England and New Yo Z md the West
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
menis al Osveso tor Deck and Storage ace with ahun-
d nj accommodations for handling asserting shipping
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of al properly
entrusted 70 its care.
This Lins connects At Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Propee to Lake Superior and with Railroads
Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis, Louisville and St.
Louis
AGRNTs AND cONsIGSEEs:
Myers, CGnties Gus kimball, i08 State 81.
J. L Warner, : slip, N.Korki Boston. Mass.
Geo Clark, ll9 Broad 81 ICnWf0fd Co, Osdensbh
y C Hoyeys3 New York New York
HSyeV Crav ford, Oswego, Wm- 7. Walker; Toledo .
MSshsr Co. Chicago III ,Islia es iSs Siwssfss i's
LOCKER Co, Racine. ~ =. KIRELAND, shaboyssa.
ChambeFliH, Crawford S Co., Cleveland, U
l5s.atf S
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BUFFALO PRODUCE IMARKET-Aug. 3

FlOur-Supp very light; the demand good market hrn
Saes 1900 bbis al 81 Is good EupeTne $tS Is fr gOoc
TO choice extra nsiu aBd illinois, ftS4 50 for good
10 chulce Indiana Ohio, Michigan and Canadian iht
latter price for rev what; SlI5s for double exfTI
Whea-Q1iet buyers and seers lpar IN thelr views
sales 10 COO bu et for red Indiana T0c for not Chic
spring; Sic for sound Milwaukee club.
Corn-In good dsmsnd and msTks firm; sales IS 900 bu
Al Sc for unsound; 6Sa65c for sound. a6&E
Rys-FiTm and better, sales 8, so b az Csc,
Oats-Fiun; les 900 b1 ~ t0c
Whisky-Steedy; ssleE loo bbs Al Gsc
Caa FreightsFIrms Al t0c on 1ouI lie wheat and
lO3Sc on corn 10 New York
wheat 2 sl bu; CON- s. 900 b1, 6s2l bu; oats 400 ou
ShiBnents By Cs1a-flours ls24 bus WheS;p 81 ss ou
earn, 81. 80 bu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
Roll Roa0s.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleycand with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lamhns a Cileiunat Cleveland and Enc and Cleveland
and Prtsbursi Railroads.
A: S0lJi with hacks 70 ChagTia Falls
Al Maniua with hacks Tor RaYeuua
AT brhrevllle with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
AT Waneu with hacks TO Sharun Greenfed Afsad.iIle
BlOlndeld Canfeld Ec
AT Nouns stoWn, with stages f0r New Castle Poland
Lowell anf Enon Valley, aud theiee By p. F. w. \ &. r.
r. 10 Pittsburgh.
CHAs L RHODES, suBT.