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First in the MaFket.-Mr D. w.
Of new barley into this market on Monday last +;
it was Of superior quality. Mr.. VanCott says
his barley will yield "a bushels to the acre
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$383,lS5 1896

From the above it will be seen that the Board
have increased the personal property assessed
in the county over $4,000, which increase has
been added to the towns as appears in the table
above.
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BOND & PORTER,
Real Estate and Insurance
0HIC CO.

TE7EEEX offer their services to the public for the
a purchase sale and exchange of ali kinds Of
Real Estate in the Western States examine and
perfect titles. pay taxes, and negotiate claims Of
every kind pertaining to Real Estate
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WheaG.--Mr. r. G McClelland of the
town Of Wheatland, has sixty acres of club
wheat which it is said, cannot be surpassed in
quality or quantity per acre, in the county. 1t
is now being harvested
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FOR SALE.

THREE HOUSES ond LOTS which will be sold
cheap. Possession given Immediately.
Also, several vacant los, which VIII be sold
cheap for cash or on time.
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Gone 10 Mathematical of the teach
ers connected with the Public School of this city
left here for Madison on Tuesday last, to attend
the State Teachers Association.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

King Gambriuus held court on Main Street
last night, opposite F. Robinsons Drug Store.
Allthe true and ineal descendants of FalstatT,
the fusiform and doube-barreled were there
Beer took an active downward tendency. Ev-
cry one who thirsted could have his fill of lager
free The occasion was the dedication of new
beer saloon, and the inauguration of new Era
in beer selling. All who wish to forswear thin
poaiions and addict themselves to beer, can be
accommodated at cents per glass.
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GOod Chance for "a Bargain
BY reference to an advertisement in this paper,
it will be SEEM Mr. Thomas Herman offers his
premises in this city, for sale. Probably no lot
in the city has a more choice variety of fruit
trees and shrubbery than this: Mr., Kcinnan,
we understand, contemplates going to Califor-
MIA and will sell unusually cheap.
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IT, A large amount of harvesting has been
done in this county the present week
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20 The New York Republican State 'Conven-
ton is II meet at Syracuse on Wednesday, the
9th of September.
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ZOE aAEE OF ExCmANes =.

For city property or improved farms in Kenosha
County, sig NsRs0usand Acres Of well selected
Pine and Farming lands in this State.
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New PAINT The Wisconsin Paint Com
pany'' originally organized in this city, has re-
Gently sold the right to manufacture it in one
half Of the State, to an association of gentlemen
in the city of Fond du Lac, for forty Mousand
dotars, We learn from the Fond du Lac Com
moa'ocalth, that the manufacture of the new
pant will be commenced at once in that city ;
some o. the most wealthy and energetic bust
ness men ofthat place being engaged in the
enterprise.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

~ Peter Reas left at our office few days
since a fine lot of cherries, for which he has our
thanks
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r1@Whoever has good farm to let, and de-
sires good tenant, will notice an advertisement
in this paper.
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This agreeable Tonic is designed especially as a
Safe and reliable Medicine
for Fnmikn Use.

The Public are aAured that our
LONDON Dock GIN is a hyperion
article, Pofef1ing all the virtues
atcrlbed to it as a N08jcinaI Be-
00r@ge, and deferving of their pa
tronage, in preference to the fus-
Picious decodions enanating from
irrefpon6ble fources, and fold un-
der various pretentious names.
The fat that our houfe Established
in l778,) has attained a favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, will, we
truit, be a sufficient guarantee of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in quart and pint bottles,
in cafes OF one and two dozen each,
with our name on the bottles, and
a tacimlle of our Signature on the
wrappers.
Sold throughout the United
States and Canadas, by Druggifs.
Grocers, &c.
Druggists and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Direct from u. S. Bonded Ware n
houtes, of all the favorite brandsE
and mott approved Vintages. -
For sale by f, Robinson, Kenosha
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fell1

HD'prOveslGDt.-Our fellow citizen r.
II. Deming, Esq, has recently enlarged and
improved his dwelling on the east side of the
Park Mr. Deming erected the first frame
dwelling on the Park, over twenty years ago :;
that beautiful square is now surrounded with
residences, and in point of pIeasantness, cannot
surpassed in the State.
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summary E'FOceedings.-A gentle
man from Wilmot in this county informs us,
that they have a man in those parts, whose con-
duct has long been reprehensibe, and whose
presence in the community is deemed a nuisance.
On Saturday evening last, the aforesaid indi-
viduaI, was helped to a coat of tar and feathers
not exactly feathers, for when the tar had been
applied no feathers We're at hand, so cotton
batting was used as a substitute We give the
story as we hear it, postponing comment
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10 Soldiers Of the War Of 1912,

Particular attention given to securing claims for
Pensions, and also to old military Bounty Land
Claims, in Illinois and Missouri which we will
buy Those that have such claims viii do well by
giving a call.
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~ correspondent calls our attention to the
fact, that Kenosha county has never since its
organization had in nomination a candidate for
any State office and hence our correspondent
thinks, there was much propriety In the sug-
gestion Of the name of DIR, Mcclellan in last
weeks Telegraph. Location should not be
urged as a matter of first Importance neverthe-
less if such considerations are of weight
anywhere, they are in Kenosha county. This
county has always given good Republican
majority, and if any county is entitled to a can
didato on the state ticket, on the score OF
location, then 10 county has better claim.
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Carpets
R;MRR0YNRgTRS Z

WE have much the largest and cheapest assortment of
w EmbrOiderIes that We have exhibited To
those who understand what usually Ike this line
have said sufficient but those who do not we would
extend cordial in aviation come and examine
April 2S $50. E. W. BLINN & co
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Equalization ga Personal Pro-
perty.-Th Board forthe equalization of per-
sonal property between the several towns of
Kenosha County met on Monday last and
agreed on the following:
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Wincheater's Genuine Preparation
Dr. Churohilps Work on Conmmntion.

is now ready and will be sent to every onsumpvs
or nervous sufferer IN the u S. receipt in
stamps TO expense of of postages Also circulars and
all requisite information without charge Let no one delay
for time precious i'll fatal malady Consumption
Address j. WINCHESTER
American and Foreign Agency 43 John Street. York
u.s. For sale in Kenosha the Drug Store OF F. RoB1N-
SON 6m45
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CBc Nenos5a TeIfgrapB

KenOsha, Thursday, JuIy rs, 1859.
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Ehe Trcnfnle1nI

!, Phtlsis Consumption is diathesis, or general
uiiSease' depending upon the want or undue waste
u Tue o1yd,sa6le phosphorus normally existing
IN the animal economy
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The remedy consists in sun4ivino fba d.fc;A,.
element by the administration Of ana nreporation
OF phosphorus which is at once assia9ia5le and or
ydaSa5ie.
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Prepared according to the FOrmu la Dr. j. Francis
nurchill, member of the Imperial Acddeeu of Ned
me and the Academy OF Sciences, Paris.
, 1859-07-14

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY EvraCsa, July IS.
WkA1HEs-Ths weather has beea ptfy VAIN and oTpres-
kve relieved somewhat this evening BY dne thunder A0w
Ct, Wind from the southwest. !.
Asrvkn frou CucAoo,-At Buffalo July 1lth. propel
ler Chicago
At osweEn jury 1lth, schooner {. Reeye.
CLEARED Tos cH,cAoo-Fpa Buffalo. July 1lth Propel-
ier CuyaAoza.
From oswego, July 11t,, Propeller Wlseondn: bark
Hungarian, and schooner J. u. Drake.
vk.er1s PAss1sa DE1rorr. July 1.-THE following yes
sela passed today:
Up-Scbrs F1ora Watson Pa!o Alto, Cadet, Austr1a, !
ufbbaId-
povn-P,up4 Kenosha. asIsaa; schzs Hanover. J "
GEant, Hubbard. Herald --4
Wind north, with hne teeete.
FkoFx11xxs CLEAx.o.-The Propeller Fountain City,
Capt. Peck, cleared to-day for coalankwood With fargo
Of aour grain and ptovis,ons md the propeller osnsa
Capt. BhEEa of The American Transportation Co.. from
Buffalo, with hout. wheat, corn barley and lead.
F2ox Conference.-The propeller Ontonason, Capt
kns arrived odaJ f.ns Collsnswood With lumber and
tsh.
, 1859-07-14

New Y6rE Na1kse.:
Br Tx1zszAzn.1 Mnx Iosx. ju1y u.
51sesasay nd sass lox s.les ~ y se!a y - =
znpe1 Western; E3.7a23N foT old !, e%GA:D - s9t Hesa
Hoaad saea q @ hsad Hoop osio c4osanG Gull. h5s "'s'
asAIx-wheat tnozs ae1s, tnt unchanged. Eales lloo
St vt 1tss n! an: nkf:s: q l. = r. fpf ~. -
xhte do; e;o Mt shlie Ksnsuety: hys quafto Z ~
ssss3c Easf 8oa. nsan ssAds etnss. eAo laeI
- ~ +.teTn mtftd. EstHst ias sooa"
T3ltr 20 for round yellow. Osse dull. u +&c.
MulskI--Qns5anked: Salee 100 bhA q 1.e m ~. =.
TtosnaoAs-fuxk Ar1lve and ioweF. 8alea a9D o1a ~
es r. rs M 13*s see Pat ssudes e. o,t'a IT. :. at@ =
Auk1a o. private tefusa Bed untAns d II sos
Prime nsas ter qultt nt is oo.C Deef nana dull e.
ssn 19nln.. Gus Aea,.S.ea 9 pkfs 4 tAS6she rqs
sslss eoo laa It t0zI Bus'e7 he1vy T ta9oe @ io3
mon and e4sKc for prteae. a
srocxs-tieevy-T s 6s-lst3-1ooc Tenn Fs q
MfG1st liaso. Hsttn pF4xaea M ;,fx +: = hsaa &c
G1lenA 6sx, y 80, &1x. :. 3d.
, 1859-07-14
CLEyELAxp Wool NARkEr.-The Cleveland
Ltnder says: Wool is steady ut last weeks
nrircs ". nt,nfe us fnlinXA:
Dosrox woo1 AAgkEr.-The shipping list

Bosrox Wool MARKEr.-The shipping 1lst o.
the 9Th SAYS: "
New fleece continues to come forward slowly.
hui prices remain quite steady. The sales OF
the week have been 81, 900 lbs Pulled md Fleece,
ut prices within tl,e range Of 35@5Se. The pfl-
vaic u.lvices received the psst week continue to
report high rnnge Of prices throughout Inc
West. In New York State, manufacturers have
purchased very largely, but in Ohio and the
Western States the demand has soInewhst aba :
ted. The clip uf Vermont has also begun 10
move, mud sune considerable sales have been
saadv Ut 4o@5oc. Foreign Wools are qu'et
I.uayeR RECEIVED AT BUFFALo.-Last week,
4,els, 1854 feet; previous week, s,l1e4ss; since
opening Of navigation, ~, 5e7 ,ss6.
nrcs,r1s At T1nEwArgH--The receipts at
,idewa.eE Of aour, wheat, corn, aud barley, for
the first week Of July in 1855 and 1859. have
BEEN Us follows:
Year. Flour. bbla Wheat .u. Com. bu. n'tles. bu.
is:s....: is:s...:.. to.ssS s :ss.iss 1850 1sa1
pcc... 1850 @7@s 7s.s@ 4loo
The aggregate Of the receipts Of the above
articles SO far for the years 1858 and 1853, hase
been NJ follows:
Year. Flour Ibis, Wheat. ba. Corn bu. Barley, bu
ts:s :s:ssS.ssS :.:::tS%S a:aS 1856 sss;sss
ee....ta:;eoo s,o5aoo 1900 =ssoo
REDUCING the wheat to -four, the deficiency Of
the receipts in 1853 is equal 10 1,ols, 500 bbls
of flour
, 1859-07-14
;. ,,<,s1 BY. T. TELEGRAPH.
(: TIE --LATEST: BTaTHE CANADA.
The Allies Cress the Mtacls.
PESCMfERAI INVESTED.
Arrival Of Prince Napoleon on the seat
Of War
rnx FRE.R-cH HFREF&RE.e-G 70
zE.n.Frx1rE TEE 4UaDa.a.H+GLE.

SAcxr1,1s, \. B.. July l3.-The news brought
by the steamship Canada to Halifax, has reached
this pl.oe By horse express, but it is mainly
superseded by tho arrival Of tho -Etna ut New
York.
The following is the latest news which was
rsceired At Liverpool just previous to the sai-
1ak Of the Canada:
PAnm, july e.-Thc .Honieeur contains tic
following telegram from the Emperor to Tue
Empress: :. vAIEaRo, Friday.-The whole army
has passed the Nincio. Tbs Ssrdfnians hare in
.vested Peschiera- The relnfercements which !
hare received By the arrival Of $1,000 men 1u-
Prince Napo,eoa, hare enabled me to approacl'
VeronA without compromising myaef Id any
uay. Is I have left a corps d'a,7a<e at Goito to
watch Mantua, snd asn about 10 assemble an-
Other at Brescia 10 watch the passes Of the Ty-
rol.''
The KonIex- contains the following official
bulletin:
THE BAT1lk Or soLYERrxo.
The force Of the army Of tho enemy amounted
tofrcm $50 900 to $4,000.
The new artillery produced terrible effect.
Its discharges reached tho enemy ut distance
whence their heaviest guns could not reply, and
eovered the plain with their dead.
Tie loss Of The French WIS 7a0 officers PLACED
aoes du oosntat, including 1ao killed, L, 600 pri
sates killed and wounded. Among the killct
are seven coloncls, and six lieutenant colonies
Among tue wounded are dre generals.
==V1xxxA, Juiy 1.-Thc Austrian correspondent
aays the loss at the battle of the e4th, as far 81
heard from, is 800 killed, md s,l0o wounded
Farther information will be published.
VEnosA. July l,-Since tic a.th Of Jun.
there have been merely unimportant skirulishr:
between the oatposss.
, 1859-07-14
Daily Revfcw 'of Chicago Market.

..--....... M1o@s4oAs A'. sHs "'
FKEIGHTS-Sehss Yankee Nl7de md hah'e, eot" 70
Butrlie ai shs>
FLotR-Reeelpta. Us bis sapfa'nn ~ o4A. AAl@'
et dull. Sales vtse- 'se ssas as ses'as Est. ~
TNEAT-Neccapts, 1874 ha ;sh'pnaeasA ''"o na' We
1xx-peclned s@1ee Sales so IN nsv BED at sIo
on t1aek $50 bu No. do NJ ss: On track; 400 bo od no
lso os 400 hn do NJ LIS: a2o ea GO Il As 81
No.A ss.. Ssk1se-Dtehnea s34s- eaes *eis -as oa
No at SOC 100, bu Standard 1t oe 500 bu 90 al
6sxc: 80 bu do At &c; seo bu 90 ~ nc c. D.. ou
do At 6c 4ooo bu do Ut sc 100 In 90 u &C t8 os H
3eesed 1t Sc on track.
CpNS-Rcc-ipts .&s.s bu shtpuenta. <sosl bu- Mar
a.c,tn.d 1.c Sales ~e1r s1oo bu 40 nj ssean sore
, 1859-07-14

Pm CAx.oAJ 1rurool, July /.
KicAardsoa spence Co.. report veasher fTuEahk fas
en,ts FL uf Ae<Ene4 IL sack Hefc8 have beea
iYotain a. 10 ia 81 Wheat deeined ID to 81. SAlas
1t Westsrp Rei Il g. Whit q 70 lea oqtbssa
Mixed Yeliuw s. Lii 10 d l0d White Is toss10d
Trorisiona duh. i!eH he.ry With Atle 'nqu!T PFGss
c,u dull steady. L.fu zvy 4 decline af = 3D. sales
&0s 10 Is ID Inferior TO good. TAow without quoAalh
change. ......
ro4pur Ju1y lcenso1s aze quoted II ssx for Aeocnt
exlvidrua The noaeJ naskes AshtfY more stringent.
The tulon 10 the Bank Of EnEstd incseased E31.ooo
As5s-aGa securities eonsiaue without change.
L1vEKroo1 t.oorcx NAHkt1. taly t.-Putaahes dn; cd
Is 4 it, and ates have hceo nade ~ ntw y
ta4 Il 4 IS sk Sagu qulez Lut eeady Rosxsaay.
but dull. 1c4. 1nAu Inquiry md tutcta AA1k-
Lospox N1nH Jaiy -! L5Saas%9 R1es; esfea1ss @ soets
duI and Esd.f&E uneasaxsd. sptlth 1sPNree dull q
- ~ sioH 4 ala bot paieae unchsAged. :
, 1859-07-14

LHArE1wnE1N CtIT, r. r.
VIII stteud to ~ pxleioaal boneAp entrusted to theff
a,ea % buy1ae seank pay1nk taxes upoa Hal
tate. VIII Also atfod to tocaa= Laod euter-
Ing Mndn suy portion of the Territory.
O@ee IA. 9 Dekawaze str-ct-up stalH.
RI uKEGEHENGEs Z + NE f. i, ,h,nssla eata1s.A u
Ghsssof s%yths, GSre Co. St Louis; nou. J:ha :, y.
T: N.lz Bee9a Ge. EE Isais; w. W.5d. &asca
utapsE. yaFk C&y: =. r. Hh1fA HenS1 Wilson, Hos.
tn; LYNN ItaEnhn1 Alton m
A.x.rx-A1A1..-xH1.1 l. oEea11.,.H- Y. AAlxAaHa-
: [mJ4<Hl
, 1859-07-14

New ToRx, July ls:-The Steamship Phi1a-
delphia arrived from Havana this r. ~. with
dates to the sth inst. The news is uatmport~
aut. Sugar brisk. Mo'as-cs dull, q st rcals
for clarified. aud i real higher for Muscavado.
Frcights were aciire to Europe. Exchange Oh
London quoted ut Is per cent premium, aud IN
New YORK, Boston md Philadelphia nj sligo
ner rent r>reulilltu.
, 1859-07-14


The Wheat market continues to decline.
This morning opened dull and fell rapid'y 69
1ec on No. Red, and 3@4c on Standard Spring.
After the receipt Of the New York dispatches, |
howerer. there was q better feeling and it ad-
vauced again to the inside figures Of yesterday,
declining again before the close to Csc Rod
Winter IVES very dali, except for No. 9, which
was il better demand and brought yesterdays |
priee, About $1,000 bushels Of all grades
changed bands at 8, 10 for new No. Red on
track; s5c for No. do; 31.oo@l.o5 for old No
! Red in store; s5c for No. Red; SOC a6oat for
No, Spring; and sc@7oc for Standard Spring;
tue market closing quiet at G7@6sc for Stand
srd, Nothing doingiu Flour. Corn declined se'
With sales Of about 10000 bushels ut 6og66e
for No. ] in store; and &c for No. 2 IN atore*
No transactions in Canal or River. Oats in less
demand, and market quiet at 39@43c on track
mud delivered. a lot Of new Rye Fas sold ut
SOC per GO lbs at the depot-the first of the new
crop received here. Barley quiet Highwines
nominal at &C. Alcohol, 55c. Hides scarce md
buoyant. Wool quiet and unchanged. Moth"
ing doing in Provisions. Freights dull-Fessels
take corn to Buffalo ut 2ic.
INSPECTION or New Cuop or RED WHAT
The Inspectors exhibited samples Of No. ] Red
Winter of the new crop this morning. It weighs
about Ct lbs to the measured bushel-shich is
four ponds heavier thnn the old crop.
SAMPLES or NEW WINTER WHEA1.-Wal1ase
Park. r, Esq, Of Naples, exhibited seven differ
cut samples Of new Winter wheat, both Red and
| White, grown in Scott County in this State. 1t
is very fine, and much superior to the old crop
New YonK, Jniy l1.-Receipts. 1850 bhls
flour; $500 bu wheat; 375 bu corn; so,sss5 bu
| oats; " bu rye.
Bos1os. July l1.-Rcceipts. 7o2 bbls aoar
207 bu oats: no corn or rye, Flour STEADY
/ Corn s799ec.
INSPECTION OF FLorn N ST. LOUIS IN !USE:-
| Double oxtra 5,.5u bills; extra, ! ,5h bb1s;
fancy, 1900 bbis; unbrandca, 40 bssat sa"ks,
1u,547. :.
or country manufactured: Double extra,
1,ss? bbls: extra $50 bbls; fancy ~ bbls; st'-
periiue, :sa bbls; unbranded, 337 bbls; SACKS,
] .os.
CLEvEl4xp Wool NARkEr.-The Cleveland
Lender says: WOOL is steady at last weeks
Ill
, 1859-07-14

r AIEER n EMS EN :
~ CHANGE.-The Rooms Of The Association. In
Lsnds block Vii be open e9e morning fso1, Skh 10 nine
pxes ali resident and nonresident Cty snd
Country .ees, fczze E1pfnS and pth4ts interested N
0s e1S' ~A> TUHEKT II. FosS. President
EIuHALEr Woop Secrc21{. myl5bmdASfW-ceks
, 1859-07-14
COMMERCIAL.

'4's WEpKksnAf ETkxtxq, July u, 1sa
The Receipts and shipments Of Dreadstuas
during the past n hours, were as follows:
xEct3rx1 az fcQppcE-JpLT l..
, 1859-07-14
RauIgaD8.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
Nx LAKE SHORE RAILROAD: Season Affsake-
atn., 49, tstes <6eet % s9d ansE A25 - p,,,a.nha
Bsiiino.e, Wsshiaxtoa am.aadd. Wo7ctst<r, rnnsnd'
Duo TX Albany. Rutaai Aealses Ioiedo ClfFeaana. a
Ptssb rxh UaET1sburxh Whrsa&. Syracuee Trtti ent.
Son md I'll t4 pointA In fenasylsaua New YasE. aaa
IN an, Nsl and anoatio1, vla old MehtKan Lins
4aIIy. sunday. x1eepiel reaehlnx Toledo ~ 70
pf3I conpss4ihx u AAstAn With train teaenlnR ~.
f1pst II i;l5 am, esDerttnS with tsars on 1Fss1
Western h. i. Lin.
s.n nm. New York Express (fsy efcept snndayo ~
Goshen All Llns, Eeach Tbkto a ~ PA NM aAA
Oxtruv direct II sl3 10 time u cvnttt WIN Ns4ns
an (3reat Wessern RaaseEsd E4MEHa. aao NJ
ndfnta {nfs.sSrln Canada
am -r7 Eew York nd Ttssna EIpres (hay,
"~ s1ceptedt IA oa N3ehle11 5oad. reaches Ioes!G
sfa:do N apd Detroit u. -. connA<unx villa 1:1.
n<n traEn ou Crest Western R.R-
f,onneeoa ma1ie u Cyds and AonFosyto for ~ pats
,,tcHnr Il S7etyIu and Middle Ohio Dtsee4 ennnessnna
ne !. Cleveiand nth !n. to1 Ptssaar s
"a eT9nMiEsUfFs nai; P4TENT sLEErlts} CARS sssoas' @
pasx ii ~ oa tas sonss t. iss ss .h V
All QustxFR.
, 1859-07-14

CA771E-The receipts this week again lsrger than
antespted By WesEn drosezs- Those whe arrived on FH
dsy ~xse n hEe sts snd those 'sho pseen :ea TO be
steetd 90 lad They pored 70 he fsse prophets ~ tis
instance they lid expect tAA to turn out 1teo
There NJ plenty Of Ce yet in this ssae and hodsr
eagerly wsehnk ths Ssx Iosk ma;tst ~ e spsnak sed
yeserdsy with ssh. Many Of those hes today c.aala
hArssod On s4tusdaJ at fal bali eeu letter flre
wefkht} than they can real!ze this morning.
Thers thing favorable for thase Eur{ 70 New York
the EAeto buyers vii taks from 2U u W. he.d which II
Them tuy= from the Eastern States aad
The eatsy came Up Ia lheir usual numbers aud ,ec1Ded
wiling venture on SATURDAY. but en3nse over
them md they purchased 4parngty, many Eutng
home without i bullock
The qusly Of The c.ic Til. week l. rather poor MT
foual to the usual average for the ht month Taerr
Ee orfou1 excellent dyes hers that viii, such nvasa
hy do. command good prices We caano howeyet. alter
out txatea tEvm list week thu u,Arket eiodns dull
, 1859-07-14
CHICAGO s ROCK, ISLAND

CHICAGO s ROCK, ISLAND
Cauposed of the
VALLEY aSP T[STiSst5Ft II; q %T Nisso0ki
Most direct r",ss m Ch[eaa. +" Ja!,st Iassie Peoria
Rs .ant. n.seHFsst. Mu.eatps Ma.s!a.soa Iowa cay,
I K,a,. sss'' "a esss''1 aaS ~'-*1a Iowa. F''@- .A'
Depet corner v,a Buren aaa sha.m.a ssrests. Trains
aoa--ar.:sss IL l".xt tA..lF. To pm: Fee
ora. E:SVt' Rock 1AAads ssao pm; usssapofs1
x1sz1 k1xaxss.
800 t1-AsTiJea Il Joliet. ~ pm: tazsts ~ IN
fTotts. .:ts ant k,ek fstand. N7D an Mnsatsnss
s:to; Washington. 1s.ss pua :lu~a City. iwao An.
. toltKF A&soxHoVA71o4.
49, arvsara is % pm Meteas is pm :joEs 5:,apa.
1aa sssa a t.ss: sy {s!sz;
h5oaxa Train sT;.s =, 4 sn.so =. ~ aa A es pm.
% ne ss1a i @ 2o ps MI xs..pp, and x
so,ta Railroads form the only through route aom chicago
as.rns-s traias nm ih.posh to rowa Cy and wa,htn
Ki:*. e.1.1as H. i:rsa biiss sstse*n k.<E la'ssd
''a D"'e1p'''. cossErrnss.
Ar l. Sale. Nth Illinois Central Railroad for GaeHa.
Dunsa,h, C7ru and latrf1ues1late pUlnta.
1t ressa Win The Peoria snl OQuawsa Ra.1rosd tor
G4e7hutE ant lsvftfnktGn.
ani ii, p.a,s IN tue lneIs sveT md Lower N.tsppt
~ Wa.lsnrt.n with Line 81 Stage 70 uskaot. hno1-
Vile ;na ii! I..in'. IL :, .e,'stL nd southern iowa
sr Fart des M"ines. cooned llnHs 0mAh4 t1ty, iors
Kney. ~! ~ E"iats In Central and Western 1o~a. Ne
Tsronx fesets to an pntn.s on TIN a@ aad to all pn
cps, .Ee pHs. IN Central nd Western lowa. csa he pro
e.; Sazsf n
'''s ~" AZ " g6iIx +. TRACY. supsas.oasnt
" L. ST. JOIN Eraesat Ticket Agent. aplt