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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-15
Democratic Meeting at Willis Franklin's.

At a meeting held OIL the 9Th inst. at Willis
Franklin's, A. P. Woodall was called to the Chair
and James NJ. Jones requested to act as Secretary
1t was, on motion, N,t
Resolred, That twenty delegates be appointed to
attend the County Convention be held in Raleigh
Monday of May Court for the purpose of noun
mating candidates for the ensuing Legislature.
Whereupon, the following were appointed:
Burwel Bell ST., Marion j. Woodall, Nat. Whita-
ker, John Harris, Paris Yates, William Gully, A.
L. Goodwin, William Cane, Barnabas Jones, Afford
Jones' A. j. Woodland, w. H. Pope, Elias Langston,
R. X. Hobby, Simeon Goodwin, K. Goodwin, JEFF
ferson Goodwin, Thos. Young, A. Turner and II. B.
Whitaker.
1t was moved and seconded that all the Democrats
in the District might consider themselves delegates.
1t was moved and seconded that the Chairman
and Secretary be added to the list of delegates and
that these proceedings be published in the N. G.
Standard r.
A. P. WooDALL, Chm'n.
j. NJ. JONES, Sect'y. s
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TIE CLAYTON .BuLwER TREArY.-We copy from
the Boston Post the following just and sensible
marks in relation to the abrogaton of the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty:
THE CLAYTON AND BULwER TRATY.-President
Buchanan advised in his annual message to Congress,
the annuiing of The Clayton Bulwer treaty; and
the this proposition is considered the sounder
do all parties regard it to be. This step is in
dance witha provision of the treaty itself; which is
to the effect that peaceful abrogaton be made
any time after six months notice. This step is
now under advisement in Congress, and will I'M
doubtedly meet W tn the prompt concurrence of the
President.
There was an infinite deal of controversy at the
beginning. about the meaning of ce, tain stipuatons
in this treaty and relative to the understanding un.
der which both our senate and the British govern
ment acted in ratifying it. 1t is needless to go over
this point now but the great object of the treaty,
understood by the United States, was not accom-.
plished. A most significant note addressed by Lord
Palmerston to Abbot Lawrence, our minister to Eng
land before the treaty made states precisely the
object that was then in view, namely, that on her
part Great Britain did no; wish to occupy, or colon
ize, or hold dominion in any part of Central Ameri-
ca, and would SO stpulate in treaty. There it is
in black and white. Yet there is the fact too pat
et to ALL that Great Britain does to this day actual
~ occupy, colonize, and hold dominion great
portion Of Central America; she has made the nsao
colony of the Bay Islands; and she holds on to the
utterly contemplate old protectorate OF the Mosquito
Indians, which is more nor less than British au-
thority upheld by British power wide portion
of the Honduras. For the United States to agree,
under such circumstances. not to exercise dominonn
Central America, when fact sares her in the face
that Great Britain actually sin possession Of much
dominion, is preposterous. 1t is an anomaly which
the people Of this country will not endure. If there
be anything in the treaty of 1850 that pledges such
- state Of things 1T had better be put an end to-.
nfario
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.-The receipts of to-
bacco for the past week have somewhat diminished
without any change in prices to note since our last
report. We see no reason to hope for much i'm.
provement in prices with such glowing accounts as
to the future crop from all parts Of the country
We see, however, more activity in fine manufacture.
ing and shipping sorts at an advanced tendency.
Sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, Nay 10t5,
sc bids. of Tobacco were inspected at this ware
house on to-day, of which the following brought
the annexed prices ~ I 4 ( -
Q hhds. between $1l and II; do. between s 10
and II 9 do. between So and 10 J; 8 do. between
and Z; - do. between S. and 6; 5 do. between g.
and s. do. between So and q; 2 do. between 81
and South &. $3.50 ..ss ~ a
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d IE D.,

Julia A., daughter OF Hugh r. ind Mary J. Browning,
aged 10 years and months 3ss5ss
On the 18th ult in the 69h year Of his age the resi-
dence of his son. the Rev A. F. Freeman Little Rock,
Arkansas, the Rt Reverend George W. Freeman, Bishop
of Arkansas. .sgs-s5-S -
If candor without harshness learning without pedanty,
sute Christian gentleman then such Bishop Free
ing and you loved hmhe was learned and you in.
struced-he was Cody, and you were improved ~ his
holy exam e He preached the Gospel from the pulpit
and illustrated it in his day life. re unsel6sb and
consistent Christian such man - nseul and beloved
while alive His death mourned bat hs example not lost
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New MAIL MISUNDERSTANDING contract for
horse mail from Bristol to Lenoir North Carolina,
by way Of Taylorsville week, has been let to
Messrs D. c. Dunn & Co. ~ Ses5s
We learn that the Messrs. Dunn have also obtain.
ed contract for line of four horse coaches, from
Abingdon, via Tayorsvie, to Lnconton, North.Csr-
DINA. - = - --2 20 * s q
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The WILMINGTON HERALD.-This journal, former
ly conducted by the lamented Talcot Burr Jr., has
passed into the hands of Charles E. & Ravenscroft
Burr The Herald presents itself in new dress,
and is looking very well. We wish the Editors Pc
cuniarY SUCCESS
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- The Rev. NJ. A. Curtis, of Hillsborough,
has consented to deliver the Valedc.ory Sermon at
Chapel Hill, on the occasion of the next Commence
ment We have not heard who is to address the
two Societies at Commencement.
The examination of the Students will commence
on Monday the Gath May, and continue until the
day of the College Commencement, which will be
Thursday the Sd of June.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-DIsra resolution that
the governments nf India h" "~~.~l - A. '-~
passed the British House of Commons. The British
arms continued to be successful in India.
Cotton was firm and unchanged in price. In
Manchester holders asking an advance. Bread
stutfs dull, though wheat had advancing ten
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-15

The names Of the following gentlemen are spoken
of as candidates for the Legislature in this (Caswel)
county = 80 &. ts;. 81 ,,.s.
Thompson, Esq, Capt. ]. M. Allen, Hon. Jno. Kerr,
E. K. Withers, Esq, S. E. Williams, and others r..
We have heard desire expressed for Dr.. ]. E.
Williamson, who would make the County q. number
one Representative, beyond doubt.-AiLton Chroni-
cIo
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RoxBoRo' MASONIC INsTITUTE-Geo. W. Brooks
Esq, Of Raleigh, will deliver the address, and the
Rev. G. L. Mason, of Halifax, Va, will preach the
sermon before the Society of the Masonic Institute.
A traveller writes to the Columbia Carolinian as
follows:
"The North Carolina Central Road is one of the
finest in the United States and is managed, as are
the others this line, with great and eicien-
cy. great relief to passengers is the new arrange
ment of baggage master on the Raleigh and Gas
ton road, to change checks and save them any trou
BILE about the baggage. at the great confuson of
Weldon, where so many roads meet"
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BANK OF WADEsBoRouGu.-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of this institution, held on
the 4th, Messrs. W. R. Leak, G.. w. Little, Stephen
W. Cole, J. White, p Richardson, Thos. Robinson,
and W. G. Smith were elected Directors and semi
annual dividend of four per cent was declared
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON, JOHN w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.
JOURNALS OF 1867.

We have few copies of the Senate and House JOUR-
f o1r State Legislature of 1867, put up in paper
. which we will send, free Of postage, to any address
Oh the receipt of S. nrx 1y,,con
Raleigh, May IA, 1858. 80
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RUTHERFORD SENATORIAL DIsrRIcr.-Dr. Ladson
a., Al's has been nominated as the Democratic can
,,. lor the Senate in the Rutherford district DR..
10 .s represented Rutherford in the Commons in
1 lie is personally popular, and his election
"ay De regarded as certain.
s.. Columbus Mills, the late worthy and popular
's'ator, declined re. election.
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New ORLEANS, May s.--The crevasse opposite this
city continues undated. The waters are spreading
over the surrounding country. Other crevasses
above are causing immense damage to the crops
The river shows no signs Of falling. ., ~.
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THr ATLANTIC AND NJ G. RAILRoAp The length
Of this Road from Goldsboro' to Newbefn, lis 60
miles. It passes through, level country, and we
should think very poor one. far as agriculturs
is concerned. There are spots OF good land, but
the general character of the soil along the road looks
unproductivc and uninviting. We do not mean thar
all the land east Of Goldsboro is poor and barren,
but we speak of that along the Railroad track.-
We know that there are some Of the best farms Of
the State in the East. The Road is well built, and
no doubt will prove of great convenience to the peo
pie Of that section. 1t cost much per mile If not
little more, the North Carolina Railroad, fact
surprised to learn, considering the level
character Of the country. The President Mr..
Whitford, is an energetic officer, and from what
could see we think he manages the work as well as
it could be done. 5s.g 4 q S. "a
The good citizens Of Newborn expect to derive
great benefit from the work, and we sincerely hope
their expectations may be fully realized. but about
that entertain fear and doubt. However, We
shall say nothing by way Of discouragement, for &c
their efforts not crowned with success, it will
not be for the want Of exerton and energy their
part-Char Democrat. 81
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WAKE FOREST CoLLEeE.-Dr S. S. Satchwell, of
New Hanover, will deliver the annual address be.
fore the Societies Of Wake Forest College at the
ensuing Commencement in June, and Rev. j. L.
Pritchard, of Wilmington, will deliver the annual
Sermon 80 - z.e-l,.ys 5ass,
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Judge ElIis's Appointments.

We publish below the first appointments OF Judge
Ellis for the campaign. Other and further appoint
1norts will be announced in due time
Judge Ellis, the Democratic candidate for Cover
NOR will address the people at the following times
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Con1frmations 6y the Ssna

Confymations By the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May thames NJ Buchanan, Of
Maryland, has been confirmed by the Senate -
Minister to Denmark. and Col Morgan, Of Ohio, as
Minister to Portugal
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HoWAN-The Democrats of Rowan have nomi
y, 'or the House Of Commons N: F. Hall and n
ID fleming, Esquires. Mr.. Hall has heretofore serv-
s,, =" Inc Commons with aceeptability to his con-
,d Ds'''s' Mr. Fleming is young gentleman Of de-
ss promise. The success of the ticket is regard
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f. DH' HAWKS IN WnMlNeroN.-- the request Of
D. ,ao'es Of the Mount Vernon Association, Dr..
d. "As delivered his Lecture upon the Farewell Ad.
;ns aS VI President WASHINGTON, on Thursday even-
Msu ss,, y Wilmington, the proceeds to 60 to the
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ATTENTION.! FIRE CCaiPAEY no. 1 4
NEET AT THE ENGIN.s EOUsE THIS :
w tFRIDAY1 AFTERNOON, VI FIVE O'Clock pre-
csely -; - a4- 1888 1879
BY order: JNo sPELMAN, Capt. /,
s. l. Ripple. -Secy. ~
NOR HIRE.-THOSE IN WANT OF "A NEGRO
Il WOMAN for the balance of the year, n COED house.
May "A, 1885, - "a w s. ~ s-st s 3
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SOUTH LOWELL ACADEMY.-We should have stated
in connection with the notice last week, that Rev.
7. NJ Jones, OF Greensboro Female College, was to
deliver the Annual Address at the approaching ex-
animation of South Lowell Academy, that the adj
dress will be delivered on the I'd of june Presi.
dent Jones is ripe scholar and fine speaker, and
will, know, furnish intellectual entertainment
!. Of the highest orderone which we hope~to be able
oursef to enjoy 80 eEas,s.<s<g ~
IS South Lowell Academy, under its able and ACCOM-
plished principal Mr.. Joseph II. Speed, is among
the best Of the many fine schools in this or any
State. Spirit ct tho dye. i IS -.
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The SALEM FEMALE ScHooL.-We have received
neat pamphlet copy of the Annual Catalogue of
this time -honored Institution The number of schol-
ars for the current year $780, representing States
and Territory. They come, from North Carolina
1877; South Carolina 45; Alabama ~ Georgia 80;
Mississippi 80; Tennessee 90; Virginia 10; Texas
IL Louisiana 8; Arkansas 2; California 2; Ken
lucky l.; Indian Territory l.
Rev. Robert De Schweinitz is the Principal, and
there are IS other Teachers.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEwBERN.-A meeting
Of Democrats to ratify the nomination of Judge Ellis
for Governor was held in Newbern recently, n. H.
Street, ESQ., in the Chair, and j. H. Muse, Esq,
Secretary. Resolutions, introduced by Geo. Green,
ESQ.,, approving the nomination and the platform
adopted, were unanimously passed. Speeches were
made by the Chairman and by j. B. Averitt Esq.
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LINCOLN, GAsToN AND CATAwBA.-We learn from.
the Charlotte Democrat that Convention Of the.
Democrats Of this Senatorial District to be held
the 14th yesterday, to nominate candidate for
the Senate. The Democrats Of Lincoln were to
nominate a candidate for the Commons at the same
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STEDMAN's MAGAzINE.-Mr. A. j. Stedman, hav.
ing removed his Magazine from Salem to Raleigh for
reasons which are set forth by him. has issued the
May number from the latter place. The number be-
fore US is really gotten up in superior manner,
presenting equally as neat an appearance as any of
the Northern Magazines and is filled with solid,
well written and judiciously arranged articles 1t
reflects much credit upon the enterprise Of Mr. Sted
man, and if sustained as it should be, will be an
ornament and honor to the South. Terms So; ad-
dress A. j. Stedman, Raleigh, N. c. Golds6oro'
Tribune.
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OAK CRY GuARDs.-The recent trip of this spirit
ed and beautiful company to Newbern, N. c., has
elected compliments from every section. All of our
North Carolina exchanges speak of their admirable
thorough dill, and soderly bearing. AS an evil
dence of the genuine Iiberaty and commendable
enterprise of the company, understand they en-
gagged the Armory Band at an expense of $3.50, and
thea paid all expenses incurred by the Band to and
from Newborn. Such company is an ornament
not only to its State but to the South.-Petersburg
Eepress
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New ROUTE TO THE NoRTn.-We learn that the
first shipment from Raleigh, by way of the Atlantic
and N. c. Railroad made on Thursday last. 1t
consisted of one hundred and twenty of print
ing paper weighing 6O0O pounds, from Neuse Manu-
featuring Company, consigned to Moses W. Jarvis,
New-Berne, to be forwarded to a. c. Goodman 4
Co., New York. We understand this route was Sc
lected as the cheapest.
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ne aexf IextsIstaisss

Il The Next e4tsi1t1f s.
uponS The nsss Iesislssprs VII ths alec
ton Of two United States Senator'S besidesthe ddsl
Of filing many other Important Offices. The oppo-
sition, headed by Mr.. McRae, do not hope to sue
coed in the Gubernatorial race but they do expect
so to disorganize the Democratic party in the va
rious Counties to sort OF balance pow
er party in the Legislature. Mr.. McRae and his
knosoing allies are working, not SO much for the
Governorshp for seats in the United States Sem
ate and for the chief State Offices. Their regard
for distribution and for the dear people, hath
this extent-no more" This is q fact, known to
the searcher Of all human hearts.
We are gratified to witness the enthusiasm and
unanimity with which our Democratic friends, in
all portions of the State ralying to their cher
ished principles and preparing to maintain them by
organization. Let the good work go on, and We
shall sweep the Legislature by unprecedented ma
jority.
We concur entirely with our friend of the Char
lotte Democrat in the remarks which he has made
on this subject. He says
"In view of these things call upon our Demo
cratic friends be united Now is the time for all
true Democrats to stand up to party organization
Without organization no party can succeed, and to
the fairly expressed will and preferences OF the par
ty all should yield cheerful assent. This is the
true principle-this is Democratic. In common
with other men, have our individual preferences,
but that shall never prevent from yielding to the
decisions and wishes of the Democratic party
As we have before remarked, we are in favor OF CIV
ing the schole party voice in its affairs, and when
ever the will of majority is ascertaned we are
ready to assent, aud ask, public journalist, all
others to do So
Our object in penning this article is to warn our
Democratic friends against neg Letting the county
elections during the present campaign See that
good and true Democrats brought out for the
Legislature and then to it that they are elected
Don't paw too much attention to the efforts of Nc
RaeJudge Ellis will settle the matter so far as the
Gubernatorial contest is concerned-but lock to the
elections for the Legislature, and see that nothing is
lost in that way; while at the same time see that
Ellis has respectable majority il. your respective
counties"
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WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE, & RUTHERFORD R. R.
We indebted to correspondent from Ruther.
fordton N. c., for the gratifying intelligence, that
the question of subscribing 100000 to the Whining
ton, Charlotte, and Ruherfo,d Railroad, was submit
ted to the voters of Rutherford county, on Thursday
last, and cded in favor of making the subscription
by majority of 11S votes! The following is the
vote: Yeas 1874 Nays, GIG.
Our correspondent writes: "The wealth of the
county has always voted for the tax; but it
ted down both times before by those who pay but
little tax There is great rejoicing with the friends
of the road here. hope you may yet be able to
up and us after the Iron horse" gets upon
the track We are all in fine spirits now. Our
candidate for the Senate, DR.. L. A. Mills. has done
all he could for the road VIII Herald.
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Democratic Meeting in Crabtree District.

DIR A. r. YOUNG, Sec'y. .sa:
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~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Dealers in
salt Fish Water L Plas sc; also dealers al
varieties Of Brick Ware House ls3 4 ls5 River
Street and 81 g Dock Liberal cash advances made
/ Consigumeuts- mill
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-sopi ;

J
Flour-Seldy and dul fJr unsound parcels; sales ll0
ibs Al s3sod4 urs0u1d with m All parcels hsh
a. St5Td5 idr supne STATE $50 for extra d. 30 -
Win q. aTg very i5h Tor suptrhne MrsrTn >
a tor roumon medium Nes-ern- S5,sOa5Sj iu
snipuug brnds round hoop Ohio m1rket CLOSING
ouef Nanndin Floor quiet and hrn, sales 500 bnls
: 7d55t4or comaon 10 chIce extra Rye Flour noEi-
nal al - .5l.ri.s0,
Wneli-Iiltle dong, chiefly, however specul1-
and southern account There was ais lot taken u
export the fist several weeks The sales
gate s5llO bush SlalO3 Tor Milwaukee club ilcluliIe
flr J1rt a the lude rlce5 1la ~ Tor WIN
rsd Western, SlzSi-J for while Michigan Sli6 io
while Kentucky
Corn-AIarket little frmsr; sales Il eco bush at 7075
for uusOund naked Western, &c for sound do
Oats-Dull Al 5u15sc Tor STATE and Western.
Whisky-ln Moderate demand sales 400 bbls al 24a
24sc. - -.
Pork-Firm sales $50 bbls at SI7 5G9TSo for mess 5
for prime. SG0 thin mess Ss5 for clear, lncudius
30 5bs mess af Sls,55.
Bee-UnchSnged; sales $50 bbs At Sll 7O y for country
mess SlfdIfs5 for re-puckei Sbl5 = ior extra
Nothlug doing prime Mess Beef aud Beet sIn
Cut Mcas-BsiteI sHes IL hhds al "a 6a Tor shoul-
ders, So @ss1c ior huns 80
bbls for export Al ll15c-
Stae.
Che -se-Steady at 5S759o. - -.
StJcks-Dull S. io3sE; Tena es 91as No SIS sisl;
n l6k; Pac mail s9. y Y I93s; krle Is Harlem
l0As; koadiRs -; NJ preferred IS b 81 Chi ~
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Cleveland Produce Market
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

NUENINU u
FRIDAY Evening. sept : p. NJ !
FLOUR-yery little doing. small lot choice extra sold
tss.5O.
WHEAT-Nors sales have been made than for many days
past and at very uniform rates. One lot $3.50 bus sold at
Sill free on board OF bus each. also i on
boarI at same track cars Al Sll 4eArs
at same; cars at 81 o.
The market though somewhat Improved is stil unseied-
Holders here have many Of them continued firm, rather viii
the hope Of aving III h customers, who purchased at the hg
urs OF two weeks ago. than from 'he belief that prices vii
rule as high then.
Corn ana oats continue inactive without change.
Small sales Mess Pork occasionally made at our quota
ti0us.
EGGS-A1e in better reqassi at 75Se Sales made
to-day at both figures
ALCoHOL-Has again declined le and quote # at $50
Sc which are uauuIactarers' prices
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CObb < COs bookEellers.
tAmerlcan HOtei,l Cleveland
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-sspt. }

Fsur-Iu fair eman; good supply receipts large gao
tafous unrhansad; sales lGU bbis $40 Tor STATE -
alG55S for c5mmBn choice extra Indiana, Michigan
Clhil 9nl CInalian; S5,T5lIs75z for double extra
Vine t-ooi demand Tor nj ling. aud market trls sale
40J busl a. 81 Milwaukee Clue, Is ioT red ho 1e
Ind aa siI7l 5 for cJiaa1n cnoica white Michgai
aud CaEadlan- -, -..-,-
tor1-Dlll and market sea " sales lbO0 nusn Al Va
Gle Tor uus0und- G5- for sound.
Nothing dliag IA Olhsr grams
MhIskv-Dlll an easier sales l5J bbLs n --a1-<1c
Canal Freights-Unchansed- ..,
Recruits n last u h0ursElour lsitZ bD4
wheat s Us5 bush, corn 81 us bush
Shipui.uts the Canal today-Flour - bbs, Wlea
ISIS bush, corn s.. .595 busa-
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Grlorapers.

ENG r AvING AND LITHOGR1PHING
PRAINARD & &BURRIDGE. WOOD
IL ENGRAVERs AND LIrROGRAPHERs, Ba
street, Cleveland. o
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" List OF Vessels passing and Oui Of the Lock Of the
weland Canal Port Colbourns C. W. furnished By ihs
Lock Tender the Board OF Lake Underwriters D. p Dob
bus Secretary:
bound WEST, September lst-Brig Paragon; schooner
Nofthoru Belle Dlslafch On the ID SeptPruetei e
Jeiiers1u hrg John Rae; scooners CItzsn, Mouiiceo
Olivia. and Lime Rock- . -,
BoUND Eksr, Sept. lsi-NOne. On the u Soptenibvr-
Someone's SIRIUS, and Albion, lsvrgo)