Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

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The NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Among the lines of steamers running to and from |
our port, there is none which employs more hands
or carries more freight with more regularity or
safety than the Northern Transportation Company
owned and operated by Messrs. Chamberlain,
Crawford & Co. Of this city. They have running |
upon the lakes twelve first class screw propelers,
forming three regular lines which make theirtrps
Ia established order These three lines are the
Ogdensburgh and Chicago line, the Ogdensburph
aud Lake Elie, and the Dunkitk and Cleveland p
In the first of these lines there are six propellcis
the Buckeye Ogdensburgh Michigan, Wisconsin
Prairie State aud Young America These boats
form a semi weekly line from Ogdensburgh, stop
ping at Cape Vincent, Oswego, Daubirk, Cleve-
land Detroit Mackinaw, Green Bay, sheboygan
aud Milwaukee to Chicago. Beside a large amount
of freight carried by this line, a great many New
England and New York immigrants, removing to
the West take this cheap and convenient route
The boats connect at Ogdensburgh with the Yer
mont Central r. R and at Oswego with the Os-
wego line OF canal boats.
The second line, tri weekly runs from Ogdeus-
burgh and Oswego to Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo
and Detroit. The propelers Akron, Ontario, and
Bay State compose this line.
The Northern Transportation Company Express
is daily line from Dunkirk to Cleveland aud is
composed of the propellers Granite State, Jefferson
and Vermont
This line is especially valuable to all shippers Of
''lime good" such as butter, cheese, produce wool
&c, as but one ranshipment takes place Cat Dun
kirk between this city aud New York, aud it
being daily line goods aro.sont forward the same
day as received
Upon these twelve propellers and lin the agencies,
offices, &c. Of this company there are about 500
men employed. The boats arrive and depart with
great regularity and offer superior advantages as
passenger boats, being provided with excellent
staterooms and accommodations for SO cabin and
100 steeiage passengers each. The freight carrie
by these boats amouns to from 10000 to 80 0CO
tons yearly-the boats averaging 400 tons each.--
Save the loss of he Lady of the Lake no accidtn
has occurred on the line, and sucha we'll establish
ed, well oficered well managed, well kept line of
boats deserves the hearty support Of all who take
au interest in Clevelauds prosperity.
THE CoURTs.-CoURr OF COMMON pLEAs-Bc
fore Judge BoLToN, Bank Of Commerce VS.. Lewis
ct. al Verdict for defendants
Masters VS., Moses & Quayle Suit on book ac
count On trial.
Before judge BIsnor, Taylor et al. vs. Gaylord
ct. al. On trial
o Before Judge FooTE, Ann King vs. +. W. Bng-
ham. Repleyin suit for piano. Verdict that the
piano being in possession of plaintiff, verdict rem
\ dered for defendant for S0s 27.
+. Crawford VS.. A. p. Leland ct. al YerdictfcI
plaintiff for 500.
Wm. Mittoberger VS.. NJ. NJ Spangler. On trial
PoLIcE CouRT,-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
20 William Keene was up for disturbance, and the Of
} fence being proved he was fined S25 and sent +,
jail for 20 days. He remarked TINT be was onl,
playing keen game, and it cut him keeny to g,
to jail.
Peter Fizgimmon for being beastly drunk wa
fined S5 aud costs, Not having any money he d,
n, sccnded into the bowels ofthe prison.
~ Sarah Cramer so far forgot (or rcmcmbered) he
e. womauhood as to pitch into one Mrs Lang an
to spoil her countenanco, for which Sarah was fine
y. $25 aud costs.
Joseph Bound was bound TO spill blood /" iroI
ic some body carcass aud SO, for bis assault wit
knife, he was fined the costs and sent to Jail iC
- ten days on bread and water
THE ANGIhR There is no finer room 10 an
o. hotel in the West than tue newly painted an
p decorated dining hall Of the Angler The arti
has painted the panels of the walls in imitation
- hanging oil paintings, aud has produced some yer
iine landscapes and water views, The ceiling
very tasteiully ornamented but showing nohn
overdone or gauly Tue lresco aud painting
light and graceful, composed Of vines, birds, foy
ers, &c The greater part Of the Angler has bee
) re-Rnshed aud ie,furnished, and the work is ST
going on, although the rush Of travel has partia
ly stopped it, The private par'ors cannot be q
ceIled in neat elegance Of decoration and turnis
ing while the drawing and reception rooms W
be most attractive to ALL The fact is that Mel
CHANT is determined to 'keop a hotel" as got
as any in the West, and so long he is at Il
head Of the Angler and has his plans for keepii
il ahead Of all others so ably seconded by TAYLo
who may be styled the Regent Of the house
long the Angler House, Cleveland, will be unsu
passed, as q first class hotel aud pleasant hon
w Not the least Of its merits is the fact that all
~ vegetables are brought each day fresh from
farm belonging TO the house, 50 that they are 81
to be sweet aud good.
MASONIC Excursion ro CLEyELAND.--We e y
dcrsaud that il Is contemplated by the Lake h
Commaudery, No 20, of this city, TO visit Cle'