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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Harfom Ciapin q. ais RS. C a.rr MI Co z
SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of an order

Ae e14EI II GA lLII--l14 NItlue VI in Ofu6f
~ Of -aie Sed and deliver d the our,
of i.'mmo.' P ga o P rtage Colnlt Il S,a:e ohio,
-hrrSio>e snl' public venue ut tir door OF
Curiouse in tire ownof RaseRna, in said County and
State on tuid., the 23d day of April. a D. 1859, ar
or near the eor oi O'Clock, NJ of said day, the
following described lands and tenefnents, to wit:
Situa Ia the fownshp of franklin county of Portage
and sta OF Ohio to all def nats I'll le and inter
ests 10 nny pieces or parcels of land in No. -;
hole pecked in the rock the side Cuyahoga
river, being the the north eaat piece of land
in saidlo, 81 as decided by B. r. Hopkins TO Chares
Msthews thence westerl. along said north line three
cans and IS links to pos; thence iortheTly parallel
with the state road leading from Mid ebury Mantua
to the north line of said lot 3thence easery along said
lot line TO he north of piece Of land decd
orkns thence s"uihwaIdly along the east line of id
ieee Of land to the south thereof from
heece soutiward directly TO the place of beginn ng
TWO acres more or less,except 50 much there
OF as ry have been decded BY Center Mill Company.
Also, commencing at the souih-t corner of this
chains and Is links the south west corner thereof:
tEcnee sonttwardly at right
feet; thence eastwardy parallel with the st line to the
west bank of the Cnyahoga river; thence northwary
along said west bank tn the place of begnnngcoutain
ing twalve one-hundretbs of an acre;
And also that piece Of land in lot No. az in Franklin
bound tOllows the east by the east line of nif
lo IL the Pa and Ohio Canal and the line of lanf
sned by Barber Clark; the north by the north lice
said lot No 70 and Arsin Oln land and the west an
south ty said oin's land and land now or late of b.
Hopkins a-.5-s ss..s--s5-.a g.-l ss+i.
Appraised at $4,000.
TAKEN order of sale as the property of the Ger
ter Mill Company at the suit of Harlow Chaplin and al
..sag .s5ss=i THO s r. WILL IAMS, Sheriff.
Day Horton, Attys. s...5 .ss,5.al
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| Fuller, Pffs Airy.
sberifTs Office, Ravenna, March 2sth, 1859. mc-5w

+ ~ Holmes and Sons ps. James C. Hal.
SHERIFF SALE,-By virtue of Fl Fa. to me directed
y and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Portsge county, staieof Ohio, shall expose to sale
public vendue the daor of the house in the town
of Ravepna in said county and sate Saturday the
seventh day of May d. s59 at the hour of
o'clock p of said day, the following described lands
and erenents. 10 wit: = -4 -
Situated IN the township of Atwater in the county of
Portage stale of Ohio and bounded and described
follows First piece of hffy and sixtynine
rods in said township, namely, the part of io No.
cen, leaving fifty the west side of lot No. is,
which sold Chester oomis, according survey,
more less. Said land is bounded follows: Begin
ming the south OF lot No. f6 which ID the
of lot No. 3. and running north to
the north of lot No. H. the Thence
wesI the road, and from the first station the diyis
ion line of said ot; the lines to parallel Second
part of lot of land in said township of Atwater
namely The north east part of lot No Is in quantity
by survey of Daniel Hilyer 25 and 20 leo of
acre. and said land is bounded by part Of lot No
l6 which decided to William Clevery by Joshua At
water the 1Ith day of May 1926 east by lot line, and
ject 10 highway Aise certain other piece tract eft
uated in SAID Atwater township. and bounded and de
scrbed follows, to wit North by the highway; eas
by owned by Charles radley south by lot No. Ia
west ty lot No I6 Said lot containing in quantity
hundred and seven and twentysix rods of land
beng the land that decided to Joel Hough b
Bezalel
Sold subject to mortgage of 1000 dollars Taken OF
execution as the property of James c. Hall at the sui
| of N. Holmes and Sons. .s-,-r. +, z..5sa IS
Terms cash on day Of sale -
+ Taylor & Willard, lAtt'ys. - E..s5 et35sa
| Sberiff-s (Hi,.e Rayeuns Apfil d 1888. Sw
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.8adre,c ..Jackson us HIM B, JMGtheacs
CHERIEE SAIE-Ru rirtua of third

" Order of sale me directedand delivered fl ON the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio shall
expose to public sale at the door of the Court Hous in
the village OF Rayenna in said County Saturday th 2d
merts wit: Situate in the village of Rayenna in the
county of Portage and state of 0io, described
follow s-Known by being the north third of village lots
Nos l39 40 and l4l, the allotted and
bere in the original town plat of Ravenna Vllage and
recorded in Portage County Records, Book A.
Appraised a S330,00. 80 20 t7El
Taken on order of sale as the property of William B
Mathews. at the suit IF Andrew Jackson. =.s
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
~ THos. R. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
BY A. N. Hscket, D. putty Sheriff
Andrew jackson, Atty.
SHERIFFs OFFICE,
| Rayeuria, March %, A. D., 1859. mr23-5w
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The Most Perfect Rotating Motion
IS OBTAINED wITHouT THE USE OF WEIGHTS

The great desideraum obtained in the construc-
tion of rotary harows is simplicity, absence Of unnec
essary friction aud of MOTION and it is climed fur
this improvei that these valuable requisites have been
secured il. greater deg IF perfection than those pre-
sented by any other rotating harrow In its arrangement
NEST wonderful for inplicty, it has every advantage
found In all the est rotating harrows cumbined in one
This Harrosvs having three small circulars continually
revolving, wil!puverze the in going
the ground, than harrow will three times
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
TEN REASONS
A Plane. MeIodeon or Guitar,

OF GEO. HALL RAVENNA:
1st Mr. Hall is acknowledged to be the oldest dealer in
Meee on an en- scale u the United
n ert originated, in the year lsa5. s5e sssa
End He has always dealt in the best the market aords
close observation and pains tang he is enabled
to judge critically of their comparative merits.
uniform price, and as low be bought Of the Manu-
4th He delivers instruments when desired, and guar
5th Ry his method OF dealing, the annual paid
o seTk sne md U
out having been set up in rooms and pounded upon
i from ware-rooms in cities, zz trfi5
18th. The purchaser exchange bis instrument for
higher priced one, time within year, by paying the
difference in the regular prices of the Instrumf nts
7 sth The purchaser of Melodeon, wishing Piano.
only N the regular press Of the
and Meiodeons also taken in exchange for new.
aken in relation to its proper courss
of study to ensure good player.
the market affords and to stand high in bis
pofession,o ,of dealing fairly with his customers in his line.
portion down. and the balance in 3 and months.
IW.ELVE aNEW q. BE.aUIIFELI 4
Styles of Mo Icons of fine rosewood 6nsh, varying In
price from Is 70 $50 dollars.
ELETEsN STYLES
Of Pianos of desirable Prtrrns mostly octave of tone
surpassngy lovely and aoughs upon the propretor,s
OR INFERIOR
M FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
Mr. Hal has sent Instruments of the Southern
and Western States aud CaDaAs Persons may order Of
Mr.. H. with much confidence and satisfaction tho
they were present to select e
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED
Why don't keep priced cheaper lnsrumentss
4nssUer-Because we like to customer snils the
next meetinS. F = 5'''
SEVEN PARTICULARS,
10 which our Instruments are superior: g ass sfs
l. Qualify of tone, free, pure, soft and loud;
2. Great power of fone-majestic & sublime;
g. Perfect Equality of tone;. 44sza
4. Quick, easy and evenstouch;
5. Great durability;
6. Symmetry and beauty of finish;
Z. Being in excellent tune.
-sasi' s7}s2 Reference:
/ L.sw. Hall & Son. Ravenns ]. 7. Green.
Direct all orders CT inquiry to
-bat GEO. HALL.
8 50 Eae Eses2 'lAsHTABuLA. Ono.
Raveuna, April m. 1859 Z -'Sss ssss apre
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IL II is admirably arranged to prevent cfoggng.
e II will rotate well on side m lc, Ell ound.
GV Itis very strong aud durable nnd is less liable TO
& out of repair than any other harrow z74r7 =
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. RECOMMENDATIONS.

CLEyELAsD, o., October l4th. 1858.
We. the undersigned. having witnessed the operations
of HowRLL's THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Charles Howell of this city, cheertuy
testify that opinion 1t is the most perfect arrange
ment for pulverzng the soil that has been intro
duced the farming community, and we are fully con-
vinced That Mr. Howell has succeeded in producing the
best rotating harroO and that is destined to take the
lead of all others that have been IN heretofore.
The Implement richly deserves the attention of all
persons Interested in improvements Of the kind.
q. a. G. { sEkEkss sEkTks; Cleveland, O..
1888 = ASCaswELL WRIGHT, Bed ford, o.
C.S. GATES. Brooklyn, o.
= sCLEvELAND, o., January 1d,b 1859.
Having examined the operation of HowELl,s sTIiReE
CiRcLE RoTaTNG HARROW, PREPARED to say that It Is
best Instrument for eectng the purposes for which
il is esigee ave eyerseen appliedto the soil Among
the advantages comb ned in this harrow are htness pf
draft freedom from cloggnp, and It's capacity for pull
rizng he soil zach which of themselves, would in
my opinion, recommend it TO general use. = -ea sr
J. TITUS, Flushing, Long Island.
County aud state Rights for Sale. ~
ORDERS FOR HARRows SOLICITED. - -
Er Any further infornaifon relative to the Harrow
or the Patent Right, can be ohained by addressing
20 2 's CHARLES HOWELL.
No SO SnperiorSs Atwater Buildings Cleveland, Ohio.
March 80, 1859, 3m L =. - -. saaz-l.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
leAkM@ FOX SALE-The subserib,

lRAf,M FOX SALE The subscriber
Il oi;sas has aA,.iI Nii.sas
Rvrt.'n Pssr; Connty. Uiin tie 1leye-
;pi an w Il. si'le Turnpike, @GjsinnE te rorpo
iili OF t Villages Ravenla. Th- eIlGra
about seventy acres of mpros ed lans, high
state of euitiyaiion and the balance yauabe tiibre
lund; the whole Pleasantly located, waered by
faiine stieams, suitable for crain stock fn and
uilhiu one hundred rods of the present Depot nf
the Cleveland and Pittsburgn Rail Road,
dred feefof he contemplated Union p,pcI of Cleye
land & Pittsburgh aad Atlantic Great Western Rail
Roads dwelling House is large and con,nodious,
well and conveniently arranged with well of pur II
water, large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There large aid
ccRmodious firm ban, with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn, and other buildings good repair;
making of the desirable farms in No thcrn
Ohio. For aEd particulars reference may had
q. Y Be- he II. L. Ranney, ctheraise
or tn the subscriber. WILLIAM COOLM AN
Rayennn. ftlin, Al prii u, 1873 nprI3
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sssps2s,ss
Men and Measures,

THE SUBSCRIBER thankful for the patronag
$A heretofore given him, wouid respectfully inform
M sths residents Of Ravsrma and vicinity that be
LL still continues the Tailoring susness oyor Col.
frazcf Hardware tore in CanphelPs Block Gdirecty
opposite the Court Ho where he Is at ali times pre-
pared 20 M cut and make up garments IN s most frsh
ionabe durable From his long experiences
in tie b1siess haiters himself that he cannot fail to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him With their pa
tronnge. sfees - -,
Cutting done tolorder, at stor. notics.1 s = 20
- Entrance between swift's building and CaulpbeIrs
Block sAa- w GEORGE SOMERyILLE. Z
Noveishsr t0 1855 aoTli Tsia sd ~ 57Ffs
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Id on favorable terms.
CHA'S LAWRENCE, Agent. 2.
Iass.aa . FOR SAL T..

So FOR SAL r..
,A The Dwelling House and four acres of md. oc-
I@sA- cupied by the subsc riber is offered for
sale reasonable terms II is situated the side
of Chestnut street. short distance south of Court
House, is thoroughly built of the best materials aud
pains expense has spared make it pleasant
convenient and comfortable. good seii of neverfail
iBg water and cisern under the roof. wood
.ouse, smoke house and ice house. conveniently
tached. Also, large Horse Barn Carriage House and
sheds for cows pigs poultry aud eistcr for watering
stock The land and gard is in high state of culiya
ou good bearing orchard and 80 young trees of yari
Gus kinds from the Rochester N Y. Nursery. Also,
for sale rent, house aud lot adjoining .hestnu
street. so feet front by i7s feet hack with good WELL
horse barn, rnit trees &c &C. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber, or VIM Wadswurth and
Y. Beehe, EsqIires. ALBERT AUSTIN.
Ravenna, Oct. 9th, 1852
Salesof Real Estate by Order of COurfs
ON the Sd day of May A. d 1859, nj O'clock in the
" afternoon of said day, will be sold the highest
bidder, The premises in the Township Of Mantua,
County of Portage and State of Ohio the following RI al
Estate The property of Charlotte Van Allen deceased
wit: Icing of land lying in Lot No. % in said
ownship of Mantua, bounded on the North on n. A.
Noony' land, East said Neouys land, South the
Eass West center r nd, East by land belonging to
4 The heirs of Joseph Il. Root deceased. tR
LEnNARD S. BkDLAKE.
/ April2, 1879 Admir- nfCharlotte VanAlen,d decd.
Tnylor & Willard Atty fer Petitioner. apr6 Az
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Attached triangular shaped wooden frame, by
of Journals pins projecting from the center of each
circle. The circulars hntg cline,s The teeth
the side that incline downward sink inlo the ground
deepest, and by this means
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Thon.as Campbell Us Elisha Gaar,rrett 8. Al

CRERIFFS SALE By virtue of an order of sale to
me directed and delivered from the Court Common
Pleas in aud the county OF Portage and State Ohio
shall expose to sale at public sendue al the door of the
Sate on Saturday. the 30ih day of April D. 1852
near the of o'clock p NJ OF said day, The fol
lowing described lands and tenemens, Eits srs
in the township of PARIS Portage County Ohio
aud known by being part CT lot No. "a in said town
ship aud IS particularly known village lots No.
q %, in the village of Newport, agreeably to
yey made by Samuel Harris in the month of July,
d 1851 and recorded IN Portage County Record Book
So page and includes woolen factory, water power,
|macbiery and al improvements thereon. s s--
Appraisrd a Sl50O,0O. Taken order of sale as
the property of Elisha Garrett and al, the suit OF
Thomas Canpbel go. q, -
Terms Cash On day of sale. & - = -t.s'
THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff. (
L.--s.--.-- = Rr A. M Hacket lanutH Sharih.
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O~WRMH>s
THREE CIRCLE
Rotating Harrow.
THE MOST COM PLETE PULVERIZER
OF THE SOIL EVER INVENTED.
PATENTED JANUARY Alb, 1859.
Three Iron Circular Harrows,

FVNHE SUBSCRIBER desires to call the attention of
Farmers and others interested in improvements Of
Farming implements and Mac inery, the above
Harrow. he inv ention consists of ..--r.. i.
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sOots and Sho'

= 10 aEas eGIBLiSs iSs&aDURHAM, sz,i- 80. :
Manufacturers aud dealers Boots and Shoes Leather,
Sine Findings, &c two doors ens of Phenix Block.
Mains q VIENNA o. - - .ept79 = - =
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Afforneye atLaw.

gsT4IAYLOR & WILLARD, .
Att iordeys and co1nse1Iors at Law, Rasenna Portage
Co.. Ohio. Once in phenix Block over Sofhn & fi-
news ocizO ia =
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Lelois Dmstadter Us John r Roberts.

Administrator of the estate of Harvey NJ. Case deceas
Brown & WooDwoRlH, Attys.
April 8. 1859. s4w ,-.a -.-t 70 - :. - =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 10, 1859.
The Committe quote Fair Upland I'D, Mobile 7sd.,
Orleans Sd. fP ib
The Bank rate is reduced to 8 5sct; ont of doors,
very first-class paper is discounted at 2l@23 get.
Three million seven hundred and fifty thousand
bales is the current estimate of the American crop.
The American cotton at for this country is esti
mated at 236 900 bales
The weekly average delivery of American to the
trade during the last six weeks is 37,6l3 bales.
The actual export of the week is 1860 bales,
sistng of 9O6l American, 334 Brazil, 1922 Egyptian
and 3743 East India.
The following has been our daily report of the
market:
On the Sd inst, 5000 bales 1000 to spectators and
exporters. oooo
porters. By the Persia, learn that the depressed
state of the American markets continued without
change up to receipt of the City of Batimores news
from this side, advising an advance in Liverpool of
4d., and which being unexpected, at once caused a
reaction of llsc., Middlng being quoted at IL &c.
at New Orleans, and ll4c at Mobile. Receipts CON
tinue steadily to decrease, and the exports to this
country are light. There still reports of floods
from the Mississippi, but in other parts the crop is
progressing favorably. These accounts have had no
influence market, which closes quiet with
rather disposition to sell at yesterdays prices
On the 9th, 5000 bales, 500 to Spectators and ex
porters. moderate demand has been freely met at
rather easier prices.
On the 7th, 5000 bales, 500 to spectators and ex
porters. Good cotton is scarce and commands full
prices but the lower grades, which are very plenti
full, may be considered l-1S@!d., below Friday.
On the Sth, 5000 bales, 1000 to spectators and eX
porters. The tone of the market is still quiet, bu
useful current qualities of American can only be
quoted at llSd. below Friday.
On the 9th, 5000 bales, 500 to spectators and ex
portefs We have had a very quiet market, and quo
tations of grades below Middling are very nominal
Total sales, as per daily estimates SO 900 bales.
The late free deliveries to the trade and some checl
to the demand for India have assisted in keeping
ma rla lull otyvifh
the bank rate.
Common dusty descriptions are again very unsafe
able at 3D. while in useful current qualities we cal
only quote Lied. Decline and in the Good Middins
to Fair grades of Orleans the supply is so limited
that prices are against the buyer.
Surat dull of sale. Brazil and Egyptian unchanged
The sales to-day are estimated at about 5000 bales
including 500 on speculation and for export Marke
steady. ARMOUR " co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Firemen's Charitable Association.

Firemen's Charitable Association.
Office ST. Charles street and Commercial Place. Dubois
Row, No. !, up stairs
Officers Committees elected at regular meeting of the
Directors of this Assoc atom held Monday January 1855
ss 'F the year eAan on the hF'' Of
rfesiaen. aa.n, Isaac Marks
Secretary Josiah Eolger.
*Treasurer. James Beggs
Gass1nFaJ u T. soSs Brand Chairman
FIRE DEpAnrAEsrChief Engineer John F. Gruber: First
gineer, Charles A. Smith.
" MNars IS
Committees appointed and elected at regular quarterly
eu II for
ox CEAETEsEsIB Whselehan g of u No. 8, Chair Chairman ?.
Sexton
FeR RELIEF OF WIDOWS oRrHAss-First Distrie.-J.
p. Horner Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman 72 Ganr
Second Drct-chas Rolling of No. 10, of Trems
Third Disiriet-Matthew Brown No. a. Love- bewee.
Fourth pstrct-M vaseca Louisiana Hook and Ladder
| Company No. l.
81 81 Nc
Bleakley Of No. a No l9a crcas Hamilton, Of No.
stsssi sssif Ia%e6s { D4aps'n
10 ooui esrner % q spain @ and ao1ssa;
Junek of No a. cssaeavo street. between clsust and
Bsshss Of n. e between Jack
PHYSICIANS APorHEcARIEs- FIRST Dis'rict-sDr J.
N Felse 81 carondset John Booth, Apo.heeay.
cary, corner Tchoup toulas and Race Streets
seconi Distriet-Dr l. Taney corner Of Rampant and
phin and Cu.tonhouse streets.
Third Disiss--Dr j. ksr 6 oas,csly0 streets Aug.
and Seventh streets R. Turney. Apothecary, New
Levee, between Soraparu and First Streets
~. o,,,,ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

Stock hand not cleared. z716
SUGAR. Sales $50 hhds. at about previous rates.
Fair to Fully Fair 5l053c. U h.
MoLAssEs. .. Some 400 bbls. were sold at 3Oc for
Fermenting, ETC., and 32@s2a y gallon for Good to
Prime reboiIed.
FLOUR. The market was dull and we did not hear
of sale Of any consequence.
GRAIN. Corn was in fair request, with sales of
$500 sacks, including 500 Mixed at 95c 395 at
81 90, 400 at s1@1 05, 800 at 81 10, 900 Yellow
(od sacks) at $1@1 05 400 at 81 05, ESQ Prime do.
at 81 Is, 1900 White Mixed at the same, and 1875
White at 4l rs per busheL OF Oats, about HOO
sacks were sold, including SO St. Louis at &c., 200
Northern at 60, and $50 Prime St. Louis at 62Ac %
bushel. The sales of Bran comprised 600 sacks at
s5c, $50 at s7i, 600 in or lots at co. and 2so at
923c. y 100 b.
PROVISIONS. >. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail at $l7 y barrel for Ness. OF Bacon
10 casks Ribbed Sides were sold at 9lc. . b. The
sales Of Lard included 200 tierces Prime at 11ac.
y b.
COFFEE. :. Sales $50 bags, Of which 200 at loc.,
$50 at II, and 200 at IL {c. 59 b.
INDIA BAGGrNG.. $50 bales were sold, to arrive,
at 123c. T yard.
WHISKY. Dull, with large stock. We heard
Of no transactions.
FRE1GHrs. "A bark was taken for Europe on
private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

Enfe6 yoAfs old ahd under free; those
flllfaSs. r' 80 WV ''"''oi"'
Family tickets packages twenty-five can be had At the
Scs q he Master Of Transpoatcn Camp opposite
square Persons who reside in the have
idence or establishment the line Of road procure
duced rate. ~ , f' 1'' ~ F" A''
Company are now prepared 70 forward Goods and Pack
al Kinds TO every place With which they have
son receiving and delivering the in Of the city.
..... T. 8. WILLIAMS,
Nh Matter Of TRAM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
CATTLE uARKEr.
JEFFERSON CITY,

JEFFERSON CITY, June a6 1859.
Only a limited supply of small stock offers, with
an ample supply of Texas Cattle. The market is
easy for purchasers at our quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

| n BOuNTY LAND AND DPENsIONS-oFFICE
No. Exchange Alley, up stairs, nearly opposite the
Y Office. Soldiers, seamen and Transfers who have
LUZ been the ned States Government for
fourteen days more disturbance 70
entitled land. Widows and minor children Of
Soldiers Transfers entitled bounty
land and pensions. Claims made and procured with dis
patch by JOHN fuRCElL,
: NILS 6m II Exchange Alley, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
snW nsssi ORLEANS, JACKSON aRna1 isse;
NORTHERN RAILROAD

n E1pfe8es
0fce In the Railroad Building, Camp street opposite La
fette will deliver n part Of the CITY, such Bag
BY the Railroad otherwise may be entrusted to their
charge; forward the same with care and dispatch
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express Office the residences Offices Of
Individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train receive the Checks and address of all
wishing their Baggage sent to their hotel residence
The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
Express CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Law Books! Law Books!

An extensive and weseected stock Of LAW BOOKS.
prtsing TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIGEsTs. REPORTS,
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent American and
English Jurists.
Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs-An at pub
Iishers' prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL d CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
8sbisu Vt tks ylarkets.

CREscxSf ovyIcx, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Morning, Jnne 25 1859.
CorToS. The market was very dull again yes
terday, and we heard Of only about 200 bales sold.
We still quote: