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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

Since my return from visit home, my
attention has been called TO an article on the
subject Of the State printing, copied into
the Minnspf,an newspaper from the Still
toat.r Messenger, which article Is calculated
to create 40 impression that had acted
contrary 10 LaW In making the award Of the
State printing to EARLE y. GooDmcH. II
also mistates many important facts in con-
nection with the matter, owing perhaps 10
want OF correct information. II Ia due 70
the people Of the State that should give
the ground Of my action IN the premises.
! shall first notice and correct some Of
the mixtatemebts in the article alluded TO-
The Editor Of the MeUengey Is mistaken
In giving the bids Of the Pioneer and Of the
s. hntamy Erprs" 10 the first item, for
the composition and pross~ork Of the bills,
memorials, resolutions, &c, Of the Iegisla-
tnre. He has il ss follows:
TIRsT ITEM.
Mr.. Goodrich, Pioneer, 60 s5
~. Athony Express, ~ ~
The following are the bids
Mr.. Goodrich. Pioneer 90 sS
~. Anthony Express, Bt N,7l
Quite O difference 10 the two statements,
~ any one can perceive.
The same gentleman also slater, 10 regard
10 the fourth item. for the composition and
presswork Of the Supreme Court Reports {:
"ur. Goodrich got tie contract, but we pre-.
sumo IL ia a, Mr.. Nils this partasI) price"
This il oil prs'umDtion. Mr.. GooDmCH's
bid was one cent per token Tor prcsswork,
sDd ooe cent pr 1000 ems for composition,
at which be has bound himself 10 do the
work. lie aiso PrssumI that this 10 "a
heavy piece d work" The volume Of 81,
petne Court Reports, lately pablished, con.
tain Eve hundred pages, and the number Of
copies IL 1900. The next volume viii prob
ably be % smalber, aud the number Of vol.
uH,es 10 less.
The same gentleman again says:
" The sixth itsm 10 for the blank. and eirsu.
lars for The Stats officers. Sons u the krs;
BIDS ~sfs made by the 7a'rs aud other. BY the
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News oT Oar Own state.

The Democratic Convention Of Dodge
county, is TO meet at Sacramento, on the
I'D.
The first State Court held in Dodge
county, was opened on the 18th, Judge
DONALDSON presiding, Quite number Of
unimportant civil cases were tried. The
wasioja Ga.d,e gives the following descrip
ton Of the jury:
A minute description Of the jury will not DO
unnteresting 20 the future antiquarian. OF the
twelve, ten had whiskers, and Of this ten, five
had red OF sandy whiskers. The jurors were
none Of them old. With two or three cxeep.
tons they were all married men In the prime
OF life. The effects Of the hard times mani
tested itself In the numerous holes In their
boots and the fractures In their coats. As they
took their pay In county orders they were
probably able to pay their tavern bills proVi.
ded the landlords would take their county or.
ders At tifty per cent. below par.
The Republicans Of Goodhue county have
nominated the following ticket;
Representatives Rec. Matthew sorin, Rsr.
Mr.. Gates, Capt. Gilictt, aud !, q. Stearns,
OF Detus~-I4 7. uubDNiu,
Probate Judgc--o. Densmore,
County Authorize n. Norrelius.
District Attorney--C Clinton Gurnee, jr.
sherf--M.S, Chandler.
Surveyor. o. Dow.
Coroner-..Dr. G. Rolander.
UNDER the head OF crops and farming
in Minnesota" the Indianapolis State Ssn.
itnd says:
We have Just had an interview with gentle
man who has lately passed through most OF tho
rthwestera States, and who informs us that
the wheat, oats, and potato crops are nearly an
entire failure, particularly the two last, except
in Minnesota, In this young State these crops
were never better, nor half as extensive. The
corn, too, Is unsurpassably Tine, and IL already
beyond the reach Of frost. From all the river
towns, from Mendoza, al the month OF the
Minnesota EYrg,. 10 S-sx ss2iS~s 9.Ats .sss!s
southern river town In the State, farmers were
shipping Their surplus wheat, oatsa and potatoes
TO st, Louis and other cities south Of them.
They were getting from 40 TO SO cents per
bushel for osis, and about the same price FOR
potatoes, and 20 and 80 cents for their wheat
This, we are informed, Is the first year Mime
sofa has raised . surplus, and dull AZ other pur.
suits have been this season In the West the
farmers Of tbs young State are likely 10 reap
al ample compensation Tor their labor In the
field
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vention, presided over by rax.doyernor SEY-
xoUR, on the 10th, nominated the following
ticket
For Governor Amasa J. Parker.
Lieutenant Governor-J. J. Taylor.
Canal COMMISSIONERS. Is. Piper.
State Prison lnspcctor-Edward l.. Dounelly.
The Convention settled the dispute In
reference TO the New York contested seats,
by admitting, and thus recognizing the
regularity Of the Tammany or anti.WooD
delegates. There are now four State tickets
nominated in New York The Democratic,
Republican, American, and ultra.Abolition
and Maine Law. This ensures the success
Of the Democracy. The following table
shows the vote Of the three parties 10 the
State in 1856 and 1857:
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Political News,

The New York Democratic State Con
'ention, presided over by FIX Governor sEY.
TOUR, on the 10th, nominated the following
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Although Maine has gone Republican,
yet the Democracy have made unprccedent.
ed gains. In the Compression districts, they
came within lew votes Of electing their
candidates. The Republican majority for
Governor has been cut down, and the Demo
cracy have gained largely in the Legisla-
ture.
In Q speech delivered at New Albany,
Indiana, the Hon. WV. II. ENGLISH, author
Of the Kansas bill, repudiates one Of liz pro.
visions, by declaring that he will vote for
the admission Of Kansas, whenever she pre-
seDts herself with constitution legally form.
ed, approved by the people Of the Territory.
The same course Of policy has been endorsed
by nine tenths Of the Democratic Congres.
sional nominees 10 the Northern States.
The following is the substance Of tie plat.
form recently adopted by the New York
State Convention Of the Black Republican
party:
l--Opposition 10 the extension Of slavery.
Mo more slave territory.
3--Resistance 10 slavery extension.
t-Repugnance 20 the extension Of slavery.
5--Obligstlon 70 resist the extension of sls-
very.
G-Maintenance Of Northern opposition 10
slavery extension.
7-0ppo.ition to the attempt to force slavery
s-Opposition TO the Kansas Ieeomptou con.
1t tuition.
9-Opposition 70 the Kan.s. English bin.
l0-OppOsitIob 20 oil scts Of the national I'D
ministstion.
The n. Y. Herald denounces wendell,
Of the Washington Union, for interfering In
New York, TO prevent the reelection Of
Hon. Gro. TAYLOR, who so ably exposed in
the last Congress, WysDELLs printing
swindles. The Herald says:
Asa Washington jobbsr and Gnaneier In the
matter Of the Congress printing, Mr.. Wendell
has been remarkably successful. He WAS first,
although o Democrat, elected by large ma
joriiy printer o. the same House which elected
Mr.. Banks for Speaker. lie was next defeated
for the printing 10 Democratic Congress upon
the charge Of previous joint stock Democratic,
Black Republican and Know Nothing opera,
ton bat, though dsfsstsd. he speedily con.
,rived 20 buy Of the esndidstes elected by both
Houses. IN h's pee gliAf line M. WeBtta has
done well. very vel and Mr.. Taylor, In b.
capacity a. a representative q The people
ia Congress, IN disclosing the Bodus oy',yshdi u
al these Congress printing jobs, has done very
well.
We have always conteoded WEsDsLL
was no DemOcrat-,hat be was q mere lob
byis., who p1rchased the Natoa 20 aid him
in bis stealing operati0ns-
HoS. JoggPH W. LELAND, distinguish
ed lawyer and well known Democratic poll.
tieian died at bis res,dspoe 10 Saoo, MaiDe,
On The III Iust., at the age Of ffy'three
years
Mr.. LHAsD was q graduate Of BOwd0in
ColIege IN 1876, and a classmste Of eE-
Prevalent PIEECE.
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The bid Of Mr.. GoopRIcu IL the lowest,
~ any one can perceive.
10 regard 10 the award for the publishing
Of the laws, and the public advertising, the
Messenger says.
again We demand 10 know why the ~.
Paul Pioneer In awarded contracts at rates Of
from ten 10 one hundred per cent higher than
the ~. Paul Minnesotian the ". Anthony Ex'
press, the Rochester Democrat, tho He'd Wing
Sentinel and the saltwater Messenger proposed
10 execute the same work fort"
think the gentleman Is mistaken In his
statement.
The following shows the names Of the
bidders, the price per square Of 300 ems
each. for the publishing Of tho laws. Nc,
Of the Legislature. together with the circu-
lation Of the newspaper Ia which the bidder
proposed TO publish them
..l..t...
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cosersa at last by our erudite and classical
physician, is not French. What a sensa-
ton the announcement will make at Paris |!
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lst. The price per one hundred copies for
brochure covering Of tho laws, journals and
volume Of documents required TO DO covered
In brochure, which shall include tho collating,
folding, drying and stitching tho same.
ID. The price per one hundred copies for
half binding the Supreme Court Reports, laws,
journals, and volume Of public documents, re.
fs.2s - nS.A a-9 s's. Sis' ss :" 81.
clude tho oollating, pressing, folding, drying
and stitching Of the same.
ID. The price per hundred copies full bind
ing In sheep or calf, such Of the Supreme Court
Reports, laws, &C., as shall be ordered 10 be
80 bound, which shall include the ooilaiing,
pressing. drying, folding and stitching Of the
same guaranty, 5000.
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II may be proper TO remark that tho
binding 10 be done under the above item
win not amount TO more than 5000 covered
pamphlets, in any ordinary session Of the
Legislature. At the highest bid, this would
come to but $500, and at the lowest, but
$4,000.
The great bulk Of the binding Is to be done
under the 9Th item, rs designated by the sev.
eral subdivisions
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Democrat, "a. and va. l2,072 rs
There were two other bids nj IS and 10
cents per square respectively.
The circulation u the Pioneer The paper
10 which Mr.. GooDRicII proposed TO publish
the laws, &c.,) as compared with that Of
the saltwater Msmmgsr, Is 1917 times
larger. The cost Of advertising In the Bic.
senger ri "a cents per square Gts bid),
taking into account the circulation u the
two papers, II over eighteen times M much.
Therefore, 10 arriving Ut the lowest and
best bid for the advertising Of the laws, II
was not thought reasonable TO decide In fa-
vsr Of the lowest named sum, irrespective Of
the circulation Of the paper 10 which such
advertising was proposed 10 be done, but 10
take the various bids IN conjunction with
the circulation annexed 10 each. An esti-
mate made upon this basis, showed that Mr..
GooDRicH was the lowest bidder. and that
10 give equal publicity 10 the laws al the
terms Of the compiling bids, w0uh have
cost the State the amounts per square yet
down 10 the following table that Is 70 ray {;
TO give equal Publicity to the laws
which Mr.. Goodrich proposed 10 give
for rs cents per square, In the daily
and weekly Pioneer and Democrat,
would have cost the state, Of the bid
Of johnson 4 Hloeum, In the ~. An.
thony Express, per square. N,0l
Foster h Moore, daily and weekly Min.
nesotisn, per square ..,...,..,. 23i
u. 4. Merritt, Red Wing Sentinel, pr.sq. I,6l
q. W Cotton, Rochester Democrat la
Van Worries a Esston, saltwater Mes
seBger, per sq"...,.n...,.,...... t,E.
The beneGt d advertising Is TO give no
tice TO the largest number u persons inter.
ested, or whom you wish 10 inform. II q
merchant bad 10 advertise ~ twenty papers
with q circulation Of COO escb), at cost
Of five dollars 10 each paper, or one hundred
dollars for the whole, 10 enable him 10 mott.
fy twelve thousand persons Of what he bad
70 sell, would IL not be wiser TO pay twenty.
Eve dollars (oneioarth ~ muebj, 10 one pa
per with q circulation Of 10000 which
would give bis information 10 the same num-
Der Of psrsonsg Any business man would
say yes because be would thereby save
three hundred pr cent for an equal amount
u benefit 10 each case.
How much more important, then, IL IL
when the pubIic advertising and publishing
u the laws are restricted 20 but one paper
10 the State, that the State should avail
itself Of the use Of tbs paper having the
largest circulation In ia limits, especially at
rates far lower in proportion 70 Ia circula-
ton than are Otherwise offered, and which
paper circulates 10 every organized county
10 the State, AZ appears BY the AFFIDAVIT o.
the bidder.
consider the system o. advertising the
laws 10 bot one paper 10 the State, oil
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

tasss. Mr.. Goodrich put In hi. bid By the teksa,
while the specifications required bids to be
made by the qaifs."
The gentleman was misiniormed. Mr..
GooDmous was by the quIrs, and not by
the token, and his contract Is to do the blanks
by the qttire,
The same gentleman says further;
1.-THE seventh and eighth items were for bind.
ing, &c. We did not so 20 the trouble TO look
up the bids, being informed that Mr.. Goodrich
had been awarded the contract"
II IL a. pity that the gentleman stopped
here, lie may have designed to publish the
truth, but he went Just lar enough to give u
one sided view Of the case. For his infor,
nation give the bids on the binding;
SEVENTH irEM.
LIST. The price per hundred copies for bro.
ehure covering Of oil pamphlets. or docu.
ments ordered to be printed aud covered, by
the Legislature or either branch thcreof, which
shall include the eollating, folding, stitching,
drying and pressing Of the same; guaranty,
1900.
Per 100 copies,
J. A. N, Hotsngton, ...,,,,,,,,,r..,,.N,i
johnson Slocufa,. Observation-Disclosures. NJ
y, - Goodrich, Observation-Disclosures, l,oo
James mHls, .,..,.,,,',.,. s,'','''''''' Low
- Hewsoh, ,,.,,..s''','',..,.r Low
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Difference 10 fsyof II Nj uoodTioh's bid r,,.
Changing the bisdlny of the Hsssinn
LAWS 70 half biadlns which viii
probably be tho mode hereafter, The
bids being Mo. aud 10 per copy,
mstinH sssssssssss's'st'.sf tti'osl "
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COMMERCIAL.
n INn opNa,IrYTA;- PrINrINc-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PEINTING-
Y Plain and Ornamsntal Printing Of every description
Gone st the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ON e. On
the latest improved and rapid best
STYLE short notice. and At nsble rates Particular
teniioa paid toblsnk w-rk Every description Of Bind
ing done especially Blank Book, Ledgers Journals,
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WO THROUGH TRAINS EACH Way DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Hnrrisburgh, BnIti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
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NEW YORK BIARKET-July Il.


Fourwiihou; striking change sales Of lloo bhls at
S30d3s0 i1r c1mmol % good superne western S395a
Ss.E5 medium extra wcstern. S96oe4.70
Shipping brands round hoop Ohio the market closing
steady Canailn -four unchanged; saes 500 larTes
Si.25d55 Cor common 10 choice extra Rye hOur-Smal
ssies al So z3.50
Wheat-AIarket heavy and tendency for grades
dJwngari; there sound Chicago spring Market
Of hos O. 17Sc for uns0und Ceicaso spring.
s9c inerIor Milwaukee club: 81 l0i for red
Ohio; S63 for white Indiana; 81 0s Cor white Mich; 81 Il
for white Ky
Rve-Stoahy: sales Of 400 bus af 7lc for unslund.
COrn-in eOud supply and dull and lower sound is very
and wanted extent prices. sales
bus for damaged far western.
mixed northern and 81 for sll-i
unslu1d southern and northern yellow.
Oais-Are dull with sales al sjSs656e for State and
stern.
whssyaIark-t draopiug with sales Of 30 barrels
2l1z3lfc c-chisdF al Z3G23a1c.
P0rk-WthOut change sales Of 100 bbls Sl6G5G 6,75
for mess S1A7Olll395 for prime
Beef-Unchaaged: ses 40 bos At 5S IL 50 for coun-
ty mess; St2Si350 f1r reIacked mess, Sl4ls5 80 for
Beef HAms-Unchangsd and dull Al sI5SI7. Prime mess
beef uominai Al SIS al
Cut Meats-Quiet, small sales af T5SG5asc for hams
aud 81 axe for shoulders.
BacoR-Unchans ed
Llrd-FeT; sales ofO bbls at loSSe fOr inferior; MA
Ike for eood 10 prime
for god Sfate.
Cieese-Pleuty and dull At 36s-
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Financial, Etc.

The demand for money confines quite limited and the
banks doing all the good paper osring. The exchange
market is dun at &c selling rates
Considerable discussion week in reference to the
payment Of notes falling 5h inst; that day having
been closely this city holiday. and the dy
previous being Sunday and the Fourth Of July it
confended that inasueh As Observance Of the 9Th
holiday va. only sectional stair that the banks should
hold open On that day to deposits Some refused TO
take up paper Saturday, and ii protested but
whether any Of these will go before the courts
not ad,ised,
In Cincinnati the demand for money throughout the week
eoutiunsd on very aited scale the market is s oar
serrsd By the same excessive duness heretofore noticed
Capital large supply the osrings Of good busins
paper quite meage Rates Of interest with the regular
houses range Il per In outside circles short
loan. made many per MOrtgaee paper
having and three year Is offered to fair extent
with only moderate demand So says the Prize cHrTra
In Chicago tae banks take almost dollar Of
produce paper which offered and dseounng freely for
first class customers In the street there large paper OF
desirals description oerin The Of being either
very small very poor and the notebrOkers literally no
making their salt SO says the Comaeaili Erpriss.
The New York Stock Market stands follows Erie lI-
Central $685. Southern 22a22il Michigan Central q
Reading I61S Toledo 3a3i Rock Island 74sai5l GaleHa
q as7ss. Missouri 6s Si1fsS47s
The Free Banking Law Iowa which passed by the
Legislature last winter and approved by the Governor the
I'd or March has been confirmed by popular o the
people The system is based upon that Of New York
Wisconsin Missouri where the free banking
system is maintained requires each bank hold
tain amount Of specie according its liabilities (sy .
cent? prohibits the partial withdrawal Of collateral stocks
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO July l2-5 p. NJ.
FlOur-Da and The market ioE coumaa gTies Is haEd1
50 rm: bbs - . for s0uri super
Wisconsin and li. S494E5 loi extra Wisconsin I'D
Ohio Mich and Canaai n
Wheaf-In good demand ard holders more disposed to
sales Of 81 0 bus CHI sprrg Al &c; Il 90 bus
Ted Ohi0and Ind Al s71s7sfc.
II fs1fc-
Oats-stsady and unchanged; sales Of 2ioo bushels At
3d3c
frst sample Of wheat OF the from Ken
tucky, eIhibi ed clang- To-day; besuIlful
ssmple Of white and 4 held al Sis.
Whisky-QuIgi; small sales AZ n
Canal Freghis-soc On hour, lie on wheat and loc
cern 10 n Y
Lake IHp5Ts aoon-sss2 bbls aour S sal bush wheat
ai.6l9 bus corn u. .l3i bus cats. s254 bus rye.
Canal EIpots9s5i Ibis -four Sl7 bu wheat lO0I bus
caTn- GO. rs bus OATS
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cAEDLEs-we note fair demand with few large sales
private
sALERATus-ls sellirg at 55Ss6c in bulk,
HIGHWINEs-The market has ruled active and frm with
advance Of lalSe during the week. closing al KATE
OILS AND PAINTs-Linseed has sold in large way al
&C. Lead and Zinc in oil quoted &c lower.
PROYISIONS-NEss PORK-A Few sales made Al
SIC -
BAcoS-The demand has been active and the stock
and damaged eOunry-eured has nearly all
been taken al figures while city eured and eanvassed
quite firm Shoulders are &c lower
LARD-Saes have been male a lOzIlc-
CHEEsE-OTJnary quoted 5S7e and good 70 choice
and extra al 7Ssc, and Hamburgh at loc-
BUTrER-Iias ruled duh and At previous rates, with
Sales SSlOc for ordinary fair central and southern;
i0sllc god choice central and nal2ic for fair
good W R.
Eses-Ts price has declined to &c for such as viii
Inspection
sALT-sIlsslsO is the ruling rae for Fine. With arrn
market.
TALLOW-Dull and quiet.
OfATOES-Nothins doing.
vISEGAR-Pure vinegar sells Al lOc and good cider wing
gar at IKE
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Steamer Ocean Evans Detroit pkss mdz 60 tons on
kegs nails 81 boxes cheese l boxes glassware z bbis
pOrk
Steamer May Queen, ViseT. De'ruit.
Propeller New York, Ludlow, Dunkirk; II tons marble
Y. l. krie r. X Co.
Propeller Coy Cushman, SissOa, DunkiTk ss mdz n
Y 4 Erie r r Co.
Barque Illinois Carpenter Buffalo
Brg Isabella Graham oswego 2go bus oats C. Dick
rIsun.
Schooner Kefchum. Pm hrs. BrTalo
Schooner " yan-otte. Norman. Bufislo
SchoOner =. n Peck Smith Buffalo. 500 Ibis salt Cuvles
Foot = Bash
shooner Shok. Shook arQuete 400 tons iron oe Glove
I NJ Co.
Schsoner Tartar. Wells. BuffalO
Sow Spanker Burke Port Ausfn- tons ndz Crceumap
4 Co.
siOOp mai, Wigs, Detroit; 20 tons mdz-
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.eENrs ANp coNsIeNers :
Gnarauers.

ENG X HVIN6 AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD & &BURRIDGE, WOOD
II ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRAPHERS, Bank
street Cleveland D
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. -.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. -. July II.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer MAY Queen. Vieer Detroit; 50 bbls sh pkes
mfz bills holr horses wagon.
Schooner WugtoR- Jodson Marquette; 80 coal R.
Card Eundries
Sh0oner Ellen white Spear wyzndotie; 90 tons coal P
shooneT B. Parsons Marquette; ss2 oa ore Csye
NJ Co
schooner Roscoe, RGbes BuaIo; 2ls bbls water lime D
G Branch. &c
Schooner ". B. casle. Nieksrsoa. Bufllo. no czrgO
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Roll ROADS.
!. ROlD Dine FOR DETROIT.
CLEVELlAD AND TOLBDO RAIL ROAD.

d . @ M5i.......s:;.E55l5s..5-.77!l:... -
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n List Of Vessels passing and Of the Lock Of the
Wssnd Canal at Port coIbOuzne C. W, furnished by lis
Lock Tender to the Board Of Lake Underwriters P Dob
hns, Secretary:
Ansronsda. Augustus Handy. On The iEh-Schoo1er Tar
" Not.
Bound EAsI-July e-Brig Arcadia; schooner Wafchful
On The 0h-Bzrques Superior Piyuouth. schrs Buftles
fslrchild, Albi0n, Alury A Rankin.