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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

STOCK SALE AND ExHIBIrIoN.--By aunoHnce-
neut in Enoiher column, win be that the western
Reserve Horse Breeser. ociation, orsanz-d up
permanent basis under their charter, propose
to hoid sroek and Sale Exhibition on the z5sh OF the
present month he plan OF this Far Is designed' we
believe, similar that long and sAti.fictoriy
pracIieed In the old uord-n England, Wales and some
portions OF GernaDy-and ii is thought with due en-
eouragemeut and Eatrunage De made valuable aid
to ali lhe stock Interests of the country.
III. stock viii not be limited TO horses alone but EN-
brace every variety where Improvement viii benefit the
farmers. will be charge whatever, excel
for stock offered for SALE suid that an extra in
ducement is o<sred for full representation Of the bes
stock in this region. Horses win be permitted to be
shown competition with each other, under The well
known rules of the association. AS this society no
jockey any way, Is worthy OF the attention
and support of all good farmers. and The complete sue
cess of their First lair last tall is Sufficient guarantee
that 2sssis exeriion viii be spared make this new
feature Of the most practical value p1sisbe The
OF iie details of this meeting will in du
time be giveu, meanwhile let every stock grower make
to attend. and bring his best stock lit
LIE individual effort in the right direction now, sill with
aoub the most satisfactory results and b,
all means lei US have ir
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BAsilAw rRorr TING STALLION,


Sk4S&n MONTAUK,
9NS VIII make the present season at the Stable of
the Kavenna Hou G, Ravenna Montauk was bred by
of the best Breeders Long Island He is power
full I6a hands, rangy, young, sound and
vigorous
PEDIGREE: He got by the celebrated Cassius NJ
Clay (of Long Isand) out of the renowned Fanny Eser
Cass by Henry Clay out of the dam of the well
trot,i, horse John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew
Jackson out of the fast ttiug Surry, famous
peang the best horses of her day,-Paul Pry, Ephraim
Smoo Ii ard others; Andrew Jackson without rival
in hi. day, mile heats, making them in 5:l7 -1s and
meeting horse fast enough to test his speed
Andrew Jsckson was ly Young Bashaw, he by imported
Arabian G and Bashaw, OF daughter of Messenger
the dam OF ]. by Whynot. and he also by old Mess
ger Monauk thus unites in his veins the purest and
most fashionable trotting blood of this
and believed to he the best bred
ting stallion west of tine AlIegla anies.
TERMS: For the purpose of introducing his blood III
the west he will tand the p esent season Apr lst to
July 1st) the low price of SIS the or N b. for
note of s25 payable when he shall trot 10 rods to the
mile faster than me fastest time made by trotting
stallion (which 3m. 2s Ihs late how Of the West
ern Reserve Ho Sc Breeders Association For larger
sum, he will rot at still lower figures, pay The
the right to rect unsatisfactory notes
and unworthy mares; and these terms shall be binding
upon him.
Montauk will only be allowed n limited num-
her of apr6-3w JNO. w. WILSON
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NEw Date AND GROCERY SToRE.-Messrs
D. K. wHEELtR and A. BELDIze wlI open soon, Drug
and Grocery Stone wHEELER's Block, Main street.
Mr. WHEELEa engaged in putting up an addition
his store building by wch its cafacy and conye-
nience will be much increased, giving linn room eqna
to any for business facilities
In their enterprise these gentlemen do not come
before the public for the first time. MIR. WHEELER is
successful business man. :nd DR.. lsELDrNe-oue of
old much experience both in the Drug uusi
ness and in the practice of medicine. The estab-
ishment will be in competent bands, and undoubt-
edy win receive liberal share of patronage.
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G MOrgan and Messenger Trolling StalliOn
GRANITE STATE Boy

THIS HORSE, recently purchased in New Hampshire
will stand at the Prentiss House Stables in Rtvenna
he Season IF 1859. Season to April Is and
eu A ugust list.
GRANITE STATE. Boy as bred by John Edger-
ley, of Carroll County New Hampshire of whom he
purchased by his present owners ut high figure.
PEnlGREE:
He sired by Napoie. n Morgan; he by Flint Nor
gan; lie by old Sherman Morgan, by JUSTIN Morgan
Dam of Granite Stat- Boy large and powerful
essenger mare. Of great action sud endurance
Grnite ate Boy is years old this seasonin color
X dark rich che tnut,-wil weigh in good condition
200 lbis built from the ground up for strength and
enturHnce-s good style in harness, and kind any
every place. H has never been trained but
nuuies easy, and it will take considerably lower time
to beat hiT. He has proved himself very Foal
aeuer, aud his colts principally Bays and Cbstnuts.
BY sctusl reference the blood of Trottng Horses,
be Admitted that most valuable Troiters
Fastest Horses from sid. the her with
Messenger blood, and the fastest stallion that has
yet appeared the turf is OF messenger and
Morgan,-reference to Ethan Allen who ed
Union Course hist fall, in his match with George M.
PatcheIn and made his mile in en-. 2Ss
In conserat of the above facts it be denied
that Granite State Boy untes in his veins good rot
ting blood any stallion in this country.
Granite state Boy will serve limited number of mares
at Ten Dollars single service, Fifteen Dollars the
The leap money pays dollars tie season where
mares returned. Pasturing stabling furnished
n dist ancc. Good will he taken in all
but all accidents and escapes at owners risk
WHEELER, BUCK & Co.
Revennn Anrii i5 1850
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INp1crED Grand Jury of the q. S

INDICTED The Grand Jury of the o. s.
District Court at Cleveland have found true bills
against the following persons for making and passing
counterfeit coin: John Wallace physician and engrav
East Cleveland, arrested In Youngstown; ugustus
Schumacher. brakeman, Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Railroad arrested at Mansfield John Reite
laborer, Mansfield arrested at Gallion Robert Bluff
farmer Edinburgh, Portage cnuutyi Joshua Webb, ply
scisn and Clergyman, Salem, Columbiana county; ia
cob Miller of Pennsylvania scoundrel at large arrest
cd at youngstown; cephas Biodgett, Of Edinburgh
farmer; Daniel Price, dentist, of Palmyra Portage Co
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Four. pay SuspEcrEp-A Young Germa,

Foul PLAY SUsPEorED-A young German
lad sixteen years old. named JoHs LAMBAroH son
Of JOHN LanBAusH Sen in the County Jail for erin
inal of firearms has been missing, for some four
months from Garre.tsve and it is feared be has been
ouily dealt with About the time of his disappearance
his ther known to have made threats towards
him. 1t appears that the father and did not
well, and the former is represented bs
bad passions. On Saturday large number of people
out looking about in The woods and pond in the
neighborhood searched, with what have
uot learned. 26
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-.LarERaRY ExEacusEs AT HtRAM.--The O

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eAes'lsnce uoue aos peiaape' eAP'ess - '-As - 'se
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insa pspeas' .s1lesnA' ea VA eono'uans Win
~noao Dens inAe1sFefssa anu Hi,e"ea WIN songs 4pa
us'e - ssssss @ al s.is'en anu 80 "a,
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Fhe Cohoquy seieeted vas sne enasminS ana De-
"tcaAs roA@nee' sahe 1yfs, ana i's Peessn'a.ioh
ae'eiopea mnen Ease ana enitlsa1sa 2na i1senu''.
Aiss EI1zA e. cLArf as Jans Eyre, and Mifs Macy ID.
BUcKissHAM as Dowager Lady iograaam. carried thro
ttesr parts to the life, and indeed all the ehszAeers
as there represented, would have done no diseredh TO
20 more professional actors.
Tao vbole ahair passed Oh IN the most satisfactory
nanner. fFon beginning to ana and viz De remen-
beTed with pleasure for many day.
FaE HEsPERiAE LyosuN eonaeeted with the same
Insttuions gave their sunuA pablic entertauneut on
FRIDAY evening last AS 1t was anticipated that the
exercises would be somewhat lengthy the
commenced come time before early candle lighting
and every inch OF space 10 the usually ample Bali vas
occupied and really, how 50 extensive an audience
Was accommodated, aud rendered 80 comfortable, We
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

{ THE Adve lisement for the Home for In
vaids should not be overlooked Doct. HAYES spares
efforts within the of medical skill and
large experience his patients the blessing
Of health.
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w. q. n. 3. A.

NOTICE TO STOCKH0LDERs.-The stoclbo,dera
In of the Western Reserve Horse breeders Associ,.
tion requested to at the Office OF p B. Conan in
Ravenna, Thursday, May 18th, between the hours Of
and o'clock. p. M, of said day, for the purpose
electing Directors of said Corporal for the ensuing
year.. By order of the Corporate 3.
J. 8. LEFFINGWELL, Secy.
May H. 1859. lasl my1l-lw 81
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Cow GRouNDs We have been requested
attention the fact that the Court House Park is
aly-or rather nghtlylled with village It mas
been suggested that this is jus it should be, and
thai the nuisance should be speedily remeoird.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS One week from
ufa; regular session of the Court of Coao
Pleas viii he coermnced in this village Judge BFHoEr-
q An will preside.
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Training of Stock

VIII be feature of the Exhibition, entirely new and
under the Regulations of the Association but
together the best stock in this portion of the Sta
ana meet y itb favor from the People,
secratarys Office VIII he opened for the enteriug
9. oeock on Sale or Exhibition from Frid morning
o'clock, A. M. Ample nccommodafons vii he nsde ,or
a. stock d tS% te Tho track in excel eOnd
will be superior to anything ever offered In the western
country. J. g. HERRICK Ccr Soc
Ravenna May Q, 1859. : - ,nSii sw
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Portage County Democrat,
OF This W EsEEk,
Put upi in wrappers. Price. four cent

To 6DyERTISERs Il becomes necessary
again 60 remind sdvertising that insure
insertion for de week advertisements be
banded in By 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Monday
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ATTENTION is directed to the Advertising
Column of D. W. Goss Brother They effer great in
dueements to customers.
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n DORIS, SASH and BLIND g
For Sale I!

PRRTABI.E SAN-HEII.L, that will cut
n 1000 Fee, of hard wood 1000 feet of soft wood
per dav. viii sell an long credit exchange f,r lun-
Der. Pr ce of Mil, $500. For further informlinn IN
qnr- ~ 81 aNTrN PALMER, Ravcnna, or ~ til r.
ve m Rock Store
Ravr-nl, MAY, 1859 .... m -"
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BUcYRus, April 2oth.
1t seldom hsaens to to recsiye a notice of his
own death any more than to be present at his own
funeral. The former, however has Just occurred to
me through paragraph in the Fairfield Gazette, the
author OF which was not blessed with enough to
distinguish between the AekIey and GatchelL -
beg that In future at least for the years.
no paTer may publish such notice unless contained
in Communication having my autograph attached.
Il. P. GATCHELL.
May the years he many and filled with usefulness,
before such a reports shall be true
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Local n Notices.


THERE will be Donation Visit made Rev.
GRkaa's family presiding Elder eff Ravenua Disric
at CuyaIosa Falls. Wednesday the s inst, at the
residence JAMES. An inv ation is given all the
charges the District and it is desired that those who
may find practicable to present in person, will
send large tokens of respect by who may attend.
AN OPPORTUNITY will he offered but q few
days longer those wishing to purchase good sbstan
al double thread Sewing Machines ct Sa5. $40, $50
Cali and examine FoRD's Photographic Gallery.
Agents wanted, and good inducements offered
Rayenns, Nay 9, 1sa9-lw.s
The most extensive stock OF Wall Paper
offered to the Portage County public is ope,
or the inspection OF customers and purchasers tn
Rayenna Book Store. The stock embraces between
andt hundred different styles end patterns of Wall
Pape ard fifty different styles and patterns of Bor
der The assortment embraces ali the varieties of quail.
~ well stsle-low priced well higher priced
paper aud border The prices low. This large stock
srs.
THE CLEVELAND MORNING LEADER, will be
for sale by NJ BEANS Passenger Depot of C.
P R. 3. every morning. by nine o'clock. i'm nediately
upon the arrival of the Freigh train Now that Raven
has mail from Cleveland until until noon, this
rangement will be great convenience and presum.
the enterprise win be appreciated, and beraly patron
ixe6. @ 75zt -
The Cleveland Evening Herald viii be 70, sale
Depot upon the arrival of the s52 p M train
Cleveland. ti =,s4--r,
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DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
May Appointments.


NR. DELI .ENB UGH. respect fully informs the citi
LIENS of Portage Stark snd Turmbull counties and the
surrounding that he viii ain in the following
places AL persons affected with any complaint of
hrOnic invited call for gratuitous consul
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence in East Cleveland,
Spahgter Avenue, between Main and
Euclid S;s., LIST, I'd, Sd, 4 b. 5th,
7th. s;b, 9sh. l0rh, llth 29th, 30h
ChagriR Falls, ,Eggcston iouse 2Sh
PORTAGE CO:-Garrettsville, Norton House, 9th,
r. Rayenna, CUllins House, I4th,
SUMMIT Co -Akron, Empire House, 18TH
Macedonia, al H PiIe',. 18th.
STARK CO.-Caiton City, Stcver House, 10th.
Minerva, Yinglng House, 2lst.
TUSCARAWAS CO.-New PEiia ia. Nelson House 18th
Zoar Hotel, I7h.
CARROLL CO.-Leesburgh HOTEL 10Th
Carrolton, Patton House, 20ih,
JEFFERSON CO.-Steubenville u 8. House, 23i.
COLUMBiANA Co. Weilsviile, Missouri House, 24th.
North Georgetow 25th.
GEAUGA CO,-Chardop, tbest 10 ely 27th.
LeRAIN co.-Elsria. Beebe House, 3lst.
DIR. Delenbaugh fatters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of the oldest and obstinate char
acfer. He uses no cura, Preparations, and only lDed-
icines thai purly vegetable. i
DIR. d. of CT veland, is the of tine celebrated DR.
D.enhaufh, late of Georgetown. who successful.
treated and rescred tor 267 0d0 patients during Is
years pr etice in this State. - E--tit-t -
All diseases per aiming Women and Children treat
ed with great success by Or. Deitnhaush.
Where DIR. d. presc-ines for pate hi .charges will
be satisfactory There no cue prarticng in George
rswn on tie Deenhaugh system.
n. B.. DIR D. speaks the German language.
About years ago my generaiheath became much i'm
paired, and IN short time there was an eruption made
its appearance my body assuming the very
worst type of skin disease isn called by the Drs) My
Busban,teing physician fried different remedies but
avail ednothing then applied to other eminent physi-
eians hut got relief BY this time my head and face
mass of sores heard of DIR. DIS great success
treating chronic diseases, diseases of the skin ap
eruption removed. and general health improved
der bis treatment that now enjoy good health. IL
should apply to Dr. Delenbaugh MRS A. FoGEE
Carefand. Aprii lSt. lshS.
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Attention is directed to the call for the Re
publican County De!egate Convention, be held on the
2lst inst. ar r,r-
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DR. WIN GAME. has returned from his win.
ter residence in Minncso,a, in improved health.
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Removal.

hGmOVdl. - +----I
MRS. MERRITT has removed to Aliens Block,
NA Rooms formerly occupied bv Mr.. Cariart, where
she will be happy wait her customers many
new ones. She receiying New Goods, and will
endeayor keep good assortment o Millinery and Fan
cy Goods Her stock will of different kiads of
Rounets,-Sks, StI aw, Neapoan and Fancy; Shaker
Hoods and FlaIs for Misses and Children; Ribbons,
Ruche, Sc Etubroideries, Ves Thread. Needles, Pins
Emproidery Cotton and Silk Sewing Silk, Skirts; Cor
acts Hosiery, &c, &c.
Mrs. Merritt viii give Instructions in McChesneys sys-
tenn of Garment Cutting. Ali orders will receive prompt
attention
Ravenna, April lss. 1859. apr6-sw
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BUcYnus, April 2oth.

Nor DEAD-0ur townsmsn Prof. CATCH
emphatcaly denies that he is dead according to
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pbiljD UTre :. 81. Griaaeu {. al.

CHERIFF sALE.-By virtue OF Fl. Fa to directed
and delivered from The cou,. of Co fnoa Pleas o.
public vedue the door of the court house in the town
of Ravenua in said county aHd state o Saturday, the
eeyenh day of June d. lc5e,at near the hour ofcue
o'clock p of said day. the following descrbedlands
and tepeunents. 10 wit:
tage and Stale of Ohio. and known by being pari ef
Ios Nos 20 and 81 in said township of Paris. and is
bounded lows beginning in the center of the road
aiding from Newton faiI- to Palmyra and the south
line of sai Lot No. 20, and l3 chains and 10 links wet
of the s. corner of said Lot No 20; thence s9s W.
z chains and 10 links to post standing the West
bank of the Mahoning River; thence N 150 q chains
aud IS l:nks thence s. TO-, chains and IS links;
thence N e9xo, e. about chains and 63 links to
beech tree QSS5J thence N. GO, Z. chains and "a
links thence n $40. T.. chains so links; thence N
501So E about chain and Is links to the w. corner
Of and known The mill three tract; thence S.
I91z about chains ard 80 links to the w. corner
Of land owrei by Lyman Ely in A. D. 1850; thence
the s. W of land decided by Joha McCntock to
Gilbert; hence Easterly along bers s. une to his
r. corner thence along his East line the center of the
roads t+nce 1870 E. along the of the road to
the W. ot Boton's lot; thence 8. the West
E. along tne South line of said Bolto l's VIM. Had
I'd lot the west line of another lot of said Hud
ed To-; thence aloug the South line of said Hudsons
Darius Bctts lots ite S. E. of said Belts lot
of the road leading from New Falls Palmyra thence
34o W. rs chains and "a links to the place of begin
about u acres, more or less subject to
Taken xecurion The property of s. ]. Grinnen,
at the suit Of hip Wire
Appraised at S23l0. 90.
Terms-Cash d4y of sale.
TH1MAs r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
BF A. NJ Hacket, Deputy Sheriff.
Sirawder & Hart, PPf's Atty's.
SherfFs Office, Rayenna. May 5th 1859. myll-5w
John DAYTONsS ESEATE.-No.Ice Is nerrby
d given that the Subscriber has been appointed and
qualified administrator the estate of John nayen.
late of Mantua, Portage County, decreased.
sULEM p. MERRIFTELD.
Troy, Geauga Co., May 5, l-59. myI9-3we
DENJAMKN VI. LEWHS'S EScAs E.-Noce
d Is hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
poined qualified Administrarix the Estate of
Benjamin NJ Lewis, late of Portage County, deceased
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THE CHESS CuA,IDI0v

rloca IN T; eu Vi oEation to Paul Morphy took
nesday evening. The room was crowded 20 :. " eu ~.
mus eapaclIy, ana large number of the Iod;.
$1,000 10 remain standing Throughout the
Morphv to the audience amid baartr h buueeu MT.
after silence had oeen restored addressed anu,
some iength ana presented to him the marniGcont
chess board and men, heretofore described
cludlng his remarks, Mr.. Van Buren, said. II u
said that you are but champion of an ap,nso -
have endeavored to show that this amusement -
great intellectual exercises but lift were marolr
an amusement have great reason to donht ,yba,t
Ell In the present condition of country with Ire
devotion to intellectual and industrial pursnts ~
gafdiess OF relaxation, regardless of health and al
most OF HE, any greater benefactor of +h
1oul'fv couIu De Iognd than one who would per
suaue lts people TO devote reasonable nrnnort;o,
OF their time to amusement and RECREATION D. .on
Is mot LOT your qualities or conduct only as q a.
player that have united in this nrocaea T V
hn r win your friends here the accounts we
nave rom New Orleans, the uniform renraso,t We
Iions from abroad all concur in sbownn tta, a
;sn t courtesy, true generosity and couraoa
. in0deSty and strict integrity, Won have iIIns
A " a'eG az nome and abroad the character of an
affot J eehtieman and it is, therefore, with I'M
anected PRIDE that have become the medium of
conveying to you the sentiment l have expressed,
anu tnat again offer for your acceptance this APP
propriate token of the regard of your countrymen,
ana their recognition of your genius.
Ladies and gentlemen, i ask you to unite with
me In welcoming with all the bonors, Paul Morphy,
cheers.
MT. ' an Buren's address was frequently inter-
rupteo oy applause. On its conclusion Mr.. NJ. re-
piled as follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Twelve
months have elapsed since, bidding adieu to nv
Western home sought beyond the blue waters
thu foreign skies of another hemisphere, and again
have returned to the land of my birth and aftsc-
ton. Another year has glided by, and once more
do lind myself surrounded by the friends whose
good wishes and appreciation cheered nv wander
ing course. thank them-I most sincerely thank
greeted my return to the Empire City. We'll NAV
they say that they have made their city the verdant
spot IN my sandy path-the green and ever bloom
ang oIsis Oh repose where like the way-worn trav-
ney' and gather renewed life and energy for its
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Shipping sntslllgen6s.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May &c.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard from Richmond Re
ports III Hampton Roads, barkennu with loss Of foretop
gaiantmast and maintopmast; OFF Old Point full rugged
brig at anchor off the Wolf Trap, herm bound MP off
the PatuNen Baltimore built full rugged brig herln do
and an Eastern Schr.-all bound up.
Steamer John 5. Shriver Dennis, FIN Phladephia-mdSe
to j. a. Shriver.
Steamer Parkersburg, Powell 46 hours from New York
mdsc to Saml. T. Pcarce Reports off Cape Henry, bark
bound IN; oil New Point, ship at anchor: James Point
exchanged signals with brig Helen, Rio Janeiro off
Thomas Point, herm brig and large sChr-a bound up
Sclr lanimot, Carson trCm Fsnb ,Ia.-moiasSeS to s.
Hurbut Reports below schr Isaac Morse from Franklin
La
Brig Handy, Handy, from Nevassa-to Kelsey Il Gray
graph.
Sehr Franklin, Br) Brannon, from St john n B-stone
TO kelsey Gray.
Lis tof Canal Boats from Hayre de Grace per
. 49, caster, May 26, 1889
Boat Alice Welsh, Captain Beil-lumher to Carr Gese &
Co
Boat \ R. G. Mills, Captain Wilhelm-umber to George
Boat " +. Durham, Captain Ttclone-rye and oats to
K Bro. ~ ~
Boats. J. seeey Captain Lockart-coal to Charles Gil
"
Boat W Fl. McConkey Captain Beaverson-lumber to H.
James IL Co - "
more $3.50 ~ S IN
Boat Thos Rathmell, Captain Logue-laths to Cockey 4
Co. N' -