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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

HoPE FOR ETERN1TY Had man nothing to
expect beyond the grave, their best facultie
would be u torment to them; and the more
considerate and virtuous they we're, the great
er concern and grief they would feel fr',m the
shortDess of their prospects.-Bnkguy
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
THE HIGH-BRED STALLION,
- M0NTAIK.

N1ONTAUAs
Q09 viii make the present season at the Stable of
tile Ravenna Hou e. Ravenna Montauk bred b.
of the best breeders Long Island He is power
full Understanding 62 hands, rangy, young sound anG
vigorous.
PEDIGREE: He was got by the celebrated Cassius NJ.
Clay o Long sland out of the renowned Fanny Esleri
Cassus by Henry Clay of the dam of the well know
troting horse John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew
jackson of the fast tting sury famous for
heating the best horses of her day-Paui Pry Epbra
Smooth and oshers Andrew Jackson was without rival
in his day, at mile heats, making them at Is and
meeting horse fast enough to test his speed
Andrew Jackson by Young Bashaw he by imported
Arabian Grand Bashaw, OF daughter of Messenger
the dam of A j. by Whynot. and he also by old Mess
ger. Montauk thus unes in his veins the purest and
fashionable trotting blood of this Country
Messengernnd believed be the best bred trot
ting stallion west of the Alleghanies
ERMS: For the purpose of introducing his blood in
the west, he will stand the present (Apr st to
July 1st) the low price of SIS the on; N b. for
note Of S25 payable when he shall trot 10 rods to the
mile faster than tine fastest time made by any rotting
stallion (Which 3m. Is the late -how c the West
Reserve Horse Breeders ciaton. For larger
sum, he will still lower figures, pa.l The
the right to reject unsatisfactory notes
and unworthy mares and these terms shall be binding
upon him.
Montauk will only be allowed to serve limited num-
her of aprb-3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

1t is said that scraps of leather burned un-
der PLAN tree, when in full bloom, go that
the smoke will go into the-tree will effetuay
kill the culculio insect which destroys the fruit
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
Great Curiosity.

We have one of the greatest curostes and valu
able inventions in the known world, for which wal
agents everywhere. Full Particular sent FREE.
SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Maine.
Marcl, q 1850. 4na ------ ---.---.-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

ST. LOUIS The Repuhhcan candidate
for Mavor is elected 10 St.Louis by fro#: len to
fifteen hundred majority, and the Republicans
have carried the Gitv Conncil
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

~. The Oneriu rescue trials were COM
menced at Cleveland Yesterday.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY

THIS ER, having the L.AIkG EST CIR
: GULATIfeN OF any Paper Ptl tlbiisbed m
tne County of Portage. renders Ii a most
advantageous and desirable medium
for Advertising BnAiEess Men will
TAX notice.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

- LOUISVILLE. - The Opposition haze
elected their Mayor by between four and five
hundred majority. The Council stands Op.
position Is, Democrats 6. --z-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

~ The trial of slcKLEs for the murder of
KEY commenced in Washington last Monday
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

No news is yet ,eceived from the State
Election in Connecticut. which came. off last
Monday.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
IsT OF LETTERS remain

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
i \ Post Off at Rave'n ma, OHIO. April LIST, 1859:
Ames, Geo Hatfield, Amanda Rose, Isaac
Alvord, Alpheus Hazae. John Richards, Emile
Anders, Eliza Jones, G. P RawseD, E
Alvord ,Ezabe ethLJones, Halty Rapp. A. J.
Baxter & Co.. VIM johnson, Rachel Sieadman, Electa
Bates, Emily Keep, JuIa A. Sage, Marah W.
Brisly 4 Wilson, Kexner. Maggie Sears, Jane
Boyle, John King, John Slough, Peter
Brown, ,TrowbridgeLeopod, q. G Souihworth, "A. ].
Chaplin, E. B lopez, Lorenzo Stevens Elizabeth
Dickinson, StodardMary, Mary Sawyer, Helen J.
Doulap, Homer Muse, 7. R. TAFT, Joshua
Earl, s. Morse, Mrs. Traver. Susanah n
Elv, Malinda Meech, H. B. Thompson, Geo J.
Eatinger, Ellen Nichols, David willard. Elizabeth
Francis, Thomas Oluste ead, ,Robt NV illcox, Jacob
GilbraIh, Ann Pearson, Hannah, WALKER, Ann
Hood. Levi Richards, iIliamWallace, William
Harvey, Lucy A. Whitney. Elizabeit
April 1st 1859. ap6 R. A.. GILLETTE. P. NJ.
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Colts for Nothing Perhaps!

ISoR the purpose of senciug the sanderes OF MON.
II TAUk, or of PROVING THEIR SINCERITY,
he III make the present upon the terms set forth
In another part of this paper See Advertisement
Ravsnns, April, 1889. aprs-Sw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
JOHNSON HOUSE,

Corner Chambers st. and College Place,
.-- Opposite the Hudson Riuer r. r. Depot.
T HAVE opened the above Hotel for the reception O.
l. the travelling public. and would he glad TO my
friends when thev visit New York eth business
pleasure. JOHN r. SURBR UGs, Proprietor.
April 1859 l,i is 7 apr6 3m
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
WedicaI COpartmership.

hrs W. NJ PRENTICE and c. s. LEONARD have
~ formed copartnership IN the practice of Medci
and Surgery Particular attention will he paid to Surge
ry. Until further announcement DR.. Prentice may be
foind his residence Main street. and DR. Leonard
at the Collins House, Room No. 80.
Ravenna, Apr il 4, 1859. apr6-3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

The Milwaukee Sentinel contains long letter Wool,
written by retired wootrader in which he takes the
Y Tribune severely to task for their article
Wool whichlwool growers cautioned against sell.
ing in advance of bearing specuiators desiring 10
contract for 1t. He says:
There but few sections of United States which
produce fall blood wool in any considerable quantities.
Wool sold In the market at this of The ear being
old wool, has shrunk from TO per cent. since last
spring. noice in the recent Boston sales, sale Of
Vermont fine heeces at IS select thai as being
tn" neness of Wisconsin wool any lot no.
t'ce in tile sale hut probably light should
horne in mind that interest insurance storage eiehta
and commissions TO be deducted, ascertain
value would I've to the farmer in cash. To illustrate:
lo OF wool sold now at CENTS months would result
IolloWs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

CINCINNA ATI-The Democrats are de-
feated-l 600 majority against ,hem-City
Council 10 Opposition, Democrats.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
A Card.

DIR. REED AT HOME
HAVING quite thoroughly recovered my health.
Ii hsve returned to Raveuna where intend to con-
tnue in the practice of pros sion in all its branches
To my friends, and tie public, return my sincere
thanks for their kindness and liberal patronage;
and if be their pleasure that again them. shall
spare pains merit the confidence heretofore eosed
in can be found all hours OF The day (when not
otherwise professionally engaged) ofice aud resi-
dence Cedar street. second door east of the schools
house lot on said street. CHAS. T. REED, ID.
RnYel ma. Anril 4. 1859 - AprH-3wE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the Sd day of Nay. A. d 1852 al o'clock in the
" afternoon said day will he sold the highest
bidder, the premises in the Township of Mantua,
County of orage and State Of Ohio the following Real
Estate as .he property Charlotte Van Allen deceased
to wits being of land lying in Lo, No. % in said
ownsl,ip of Mantua, bound I'd on the North on II. A.
Noony's lard, East said Noony's land, South the
East and West center Read East by land belonging to
the heirs of Joseph +. Root deceased 81. 80 -, ~.
LEONARD 8. BiDLAKE s'i
April2 1850 Admir- of Charlotte Van Allen decd.
Taylor 4 Willard, Atrys for Petitioner. npr6 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
NHw YoRx, March zs.

| NEW IoKK, NLafCn 70.
There is less activity and general dulness is CON-
planned Of prices h.wever are unchanged. The sales
of Domestic 600 lbs Fleeces composed o. vari
grades, 423z@55 cents, mostly cash; 5000 lbs
Pulled $780, cash and time interest aded and
lbs various qualities Black and White California, from
second hands, private For foreign Woods
is also less inquiry We notice sales 5s bales fine Mes
TIA at 2S03c SO do. Buenos Ayres $685. IS do, Cordo
va 81 all mos; and IS doAastEalia terms not made
public.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
NEWS.

CLEVELAND.-At The election on Mon
day, the Republicans carried the city, electing
their candidate for Mayor By about 600 ma
jority. Samuel Foljambe and Benham. Re
publicans, we're elected Justices of the Peace
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

PHILADEI PHIA March 26.
Wool Is inquired for 10 go East, bur the rmnees of
holders has had tendency to limit operations which
ly reach 65 600 Ibs mostly in small lots at
about former quoted rates. The stock sale is very
much reduced.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

Irime quaitJ' ....I @
ordinary, DO ......5 q 6ke
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET The sales Of
beef cattle at the two principal yards enched 1900 head
The supply much greater than the week previous.
and .he demand brisk prices being well maintained Tho
offerings at Martins Avenue Drove Yard Comprised sew
era very fine lots, f the inieTor OF
neghboring States, some of which brought high
cents pound Prices ranged at S@s3, 81, lO 1O2
and l1@ 12c.
Cows ard caves-About 200 arrived first qualify sold
from Si0@S50; ordinary, S20@30; market dut
Sheep-3c6O arrived during the week. and sold readily
from 6k to &c per H. gross; market brisk.
At the Hog Market 1882 head sold at % 75Qe IS
per 100 lbs net according TO qualify. The demand
brisk, and prices were ell maintained.
The following is from the Canton Repository:
TIE WHEAT Chop Everywhere, short time since,
tfe wheat crop looked unpromisng But inquiry about
it, within the past two weeks shows that where put
well and carefully, it assumes very pr missing ap-
The principal draw back this Is leggencs
in raising lands, and making unows, prevent
water from standing.
The New Lisbon Buckeye State says:
The wheat, generally, throughout columhiana county,
happy to say, presents very favorable appear
ance The indications that farmers will be
warded with profitable erops.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

Besros, March 26.
Contrary to expectation the in domestic
Wool have been rather moderate during the week. and
manufacturers for the present disposed purchase
only for the supply of immedi te wants There is
change in prices although is evid that holders
would have lake rather low ates if any considerable
lot forced the market. The sales of the week
been 600 lbs fleece and pulled quoted
For foreign Wool the demand has been good and the
sales considerable. comprising 400 bales Cape of Good
and South American prices within range of quoted
rates. !. -.--s..-. .----.- n -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
NJ Holmes and Sons vs. Janles @, Hail

Administrator Of the estate of Harvey M Case
BRows & wooDwoR1H, Attys. a.
A.,.il a As.r-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
ALSO =
On Monday Afternoon, April 1lth,
AT o'clock Doors opru al 2
Admission Is etS.-Childrea Is cts .,.. s.
The Great Wonder of the Worls

10 those unacquanted with th Work, It win rper-
maps 0e well to sate that produced from nearly
Two a9narsd OH Paintings, painted the spot during
, 1859-06-13

extensive transactions in this market, indeed |
a. au interest seems to be centered in the in.
terror. Several spectators ns we'll as manufac- |
turing agents md dea1ers ore now out West IL
greater ciFcunspeetion than usual In Ohio
sslcs Of choice Saxouy nrc making ct 6o955c,
but buyers are timid purchasers at these rates.
Pulled Is in limited request ut s295oc. In For.
eign, sales Of some 800 bales have been made at
ll@25c for Smyrna, as to quality; s11Ac for
IoXnoE. fMich, ,)-Nooi il coming into mar
ket, but not as rapidly rs desirable. Consider
able however, il arriving. and it brings from 80
to 45c. We beiievc it is Tor the interest Of our
Monroe buyers to pay the highest prices the nr-
ticle wilt command, and We lave no doubt they
will do so.-Iixxs.
DArrLE CREEx.-There il no material change
in he xeo' market As rsga5d pfcss from eots.
| more plentifalty, however. though our iaFnress
seem not orer anxious to sell. the price not be.
| Ing a. high II anticipated. The highest paid
here, al We are informed, this season, is Sc
| Journal.
| Ann AnBoR,-Wool las begun to a1ri ve, but
| in limited quantities. Afarge number q. buyers
| are in the market, and VIC may quite prices n
ranging from IS TO 4Oc, with the ms.rket no1
fairly opened.-Ar9us.
| CoLpwA7En.-Wool is beginning to como into
our villuge in small quantities. Thus fur VIC be
Iievc it Is brough. forward in better condition
| than formerly, farmers having asccrtniued thai
| little extra trouble at home ensures 4 nucf
larger price in the manifestation.
ApasAx.-The Ha&eh.opfr quotes wt'ol at 81
to 45c. Very little, however. is Of quality II
command 45c.
Lit. VERNON, TO- THE ut. Vernon y ool mar
ket was fairly opened last week There arc scv
eral buyers in the field. and although price.
are somew hat higher thun shey we're last year
yet they arc not SO high as growers desire. Tht
ing to duality-Bdnntr.
, 1859-06-13
British Corn Trade.

="
The favorable alteration in the weather dur
ing the past week has very visibly altered The
fucc Of tue country. The meadows which were
getting brown from the repeated frosts have re-
commenced their growth. and the Spring Corn
is greatly benefited by the rain6. Wheat cou-
tinucs 10 promise well, but with some nbatcnent
from occasional over-1uxurlance. All t,c wlIcat
markets have recovered tone, SONG rcgainfng
nearly thu whole Of the lute decline. The aver
uge reaches to about IS. per o.; but some
places found less business US the consequence vi
f,.a rise. and the week clused heavily, and
with every appearance Of re. action.-
The stimulus lately given to prices las al-
ready brought increased foreign arrivals, some Of
the near ports having made Contributions. The
Continent throughout has been reused. but
without following fully the excitement Of this
country At Odessa there has been free CT
copccs per chet.-say about Is. to IS. per Or
Al Trieste it has reached 10 to is per cent. The
Baltic markets have received a luEl from the
sudden reaction here; and France, through the
resumption Of the sliling scale, has eyinced
some disappointment. Her low quotations, how
ever, IL well as her plentiful stocks, will 10
doubt surmount this hindrance to commerce.
and till her armies seriously feel the waste Of
war, liberal arrivals thence may still be expect
ed These considerations may act as a check
upon any further immediate advance in tl,is
country. And as milIcrs arc better provided,
We may see more steady trade, aud perLapn
some dulness, should the weather cuntlnuc ia
vorable. At New York, Notwithstanding the
resumption Of canal navigation, the prices ot
wheat and -four show tendency upward; and
Us the rates continue above our own, naxt to
nothing may be expected from that quarter.
, 1859-06-13
:finanriaI ann Commercial.
MONETARY.


6ArrrrAv EVENING. June II.
The Money market is very uniform from day |
to day. Exchange continues firm at per cent.
and most Of the banks report exceedingly scarce.
Gold 9 per cent. with no demand, except for
ah;p,nen'. The high rates Of exchange mus
have nearly drained the west Of coin. Street
rates nominal as usual 1t 1@a per cent. per
month, With little doing Discounts Tor strictly
business paper easy at legal rites.
Sr. Lorls.-Thc Dnaoerdt Of yesterday SAYS j:
The money msrke. il entirely unchanged
There is continued dghtness. Exchange on
the st sells at per cent prcmium-the rate
that has ruled for so-ae time. Sight dra,ts on
New Orleans are sold at 4@i premium for bank
able funds. Currency is boug at l3@l& per
Cent. discount
c,scrssAr1.-The Gas<ae Of Friday has the
following:
The money market remains quiet, md dist
counts continue easy at lo@l2 per cent for
good paper.
There was less pressing demand for Eastern
exchange to-day, bnf The market must still be
re},ortrd close and very firm ut our quotations,
New Orleans exchange 10 vcrs dull. Ban@ers
CHECKS were offered to-day al discount, but
they are general : held 3. par. There is little
Or no demand, however. Louisiana currency is
increasing, mad owing to the high rate Of New
York exclarse In New Orleans ii canuot be con-
vertcd pofit.b1y. In this respect it is almost as
bu, tue assume as Missouri was last week. Gold
is firm. with short supply. Bills on the East
Gre in good demand.
There has been considerable excitement
among the banks Of Cincinnati in regard to
Missouri currency. On this subject the Gazetf<
Of yesterday says:
The Missouri currency question has been snt-
isfactorily arranged BY the Committee sent 10
ST. Louis. Dispatches we're received to-day Gu
nouncng ,i,at the parent banks had agreed to
redeem tie sig, 900 taken oy.r, furnishing Ex
change at prcm.; and it is understood that
they sill continue 10 redeem at lhe sumo rate
hereafter This settles the difficulty, for the
present ut least, except 10 far regards the
Valley Bunk. Whether the latter will rclnstatc
the Missouri Banks ID full credit is a question
Confidence in the s,ability of the institutions
has been seriously shuken. and unless the banks
90 to work at once. 10 improve the lesson they
fatdIE recover the position they hare lost.
While the bauks Of the country hare found it
necessary IL contract, the Missouri banks have
been expanding This cou C not hare been uc-
con1plishca upon Il legitimate basis. In this re-
srect, a new policy will now. doubtless, be in
troduccd. If so, well; but if not VIC sbal! soon
experience auotaer Hurry, and If a second storm
breaks Out it will be more serious 10 its conse-
qucnces than the blow TINT has just passed
oser.
Scarcely sny Of the Missouri currency cyer
finds its way here. and cur banks are too thor
oughly acquainted which an inconvcrtiblc cur.
rcncy, to be troubled about it lift should.
, 1859-06-13
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COTEry

= A1z193~E JIG, NOI ~
- or HooK ~ eSups'ior Court o: Chicago Iuns
l&na. 1s8. Nancy Shook ". *Amuek ShoQk-in Ckan-
se1y. - ~~'NA
Am4Ht Of the nou -rr>sdeuce of Samuel Shook tsfe3,
aaht above named. having bea n'sl In the ox Of iha
CtTk Of sid superior TOUT of Chicago Notst il htxbT
20 ha as.l Ssm'tt4 Shock that The cruptal.4,t aa
eF eui u c''uTtaiE ia xlld tnu-t the thuxrT ,ir
.s's"t % Tue srcund day "f .unt l-so uat sum
.sescnp.'h Issued n1t Or s7d Coust a.sln,i said
IL Is BY lag st.luirtd- - ' ''
So~ unless the said Samuel Shook >hau neron,,,v
* and appear hef'fr x1 Sutttcr Co,lrt II hca.o ..
Sook C"uaty "a The In, day ii he term htrru 10
ee 9Hhaen ~ Ch!t1ku n saM County, nr.t Nonay
o3 jury !St anu ps1i answer ii muir the xid co1
pEth7ufs btt of enrEhnS. The ha matters and
s t'c1c1n els: and A&ateu Will b tAket a. ,uhfrxn
sid I'LL AA'LrEK kiWHAiI 'I 'tfs.t ~
A'~"' s*"'s y "!t-oS. l"hp1s Salss- jt5 ii
, 1859-06-13
Daily Review Of Chicago itiarkct.

SATURDAY EvEx1So. June II.
FRE1GuTS-Schr Mary Collins corn 10 buffalo At &c.
FL0UR-Kccelpts, l635 Lbl,; shtpinenta 1..l. Ibis
Market dullaud numna .: &3a5@5.7S fot Spring Extras
and "a 13 for Winter.
WuEAT-Keceip,s, H,70t bu sAipmeats, lp,.s3 II.
W1x7-lnaerc Sales ~erc. so tu No Whit At u ~ In
storc 600 bu No Rel At 1 TO. delivery u, Saturday
next, sralsG-A1vanccd lase s.le, wt,c go lu NJ
II LII delivered noo bu Standard splng At &1-at fr
delivery ue1t week at sellers option bu do Il, o-
part for nr1t weeks delivery 1000 u do 1t lul II: 1p
bu do at i0ik yul) bu do Al D. GOD bu do L, Lux
1000 bu do 1t o3ps.t for delivery next week: 5 tu
d. II a3x, bu No spstus 1t ee $40 bu Rejected i,
Syc delivered.
CoHy-Rceelps e,,,,os bu: ahlpu1ents HOE IT, Mar
k clower Sales we're: 400 lu Canal at 6akc aGoa,
500 bu No ut &c III s,ore: o. bu do ut OK: In lore
1850 bu NJ At 64c ia store 1000 bu do nj 63c; lae9 tu
10 1t &c.
oATs-Recelpts bu Market dull and lower salrs
were 800 bu No At 35c ia stores 100 bu No At bags
50 bu uninspccted nj Sc in tas - tags do At 1 u
Rejected al soen 81 re COO lu choice No IN bags al &C.
NYE-Reeepts IA bu Market lower. SAcs were: Sui
bu good =, s5c PR 70 ns depo soo bu do At soe.
BARLEf-Na1ket dull and 70 lower. Sales today
, 1859-06-13
'DTTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

Il AND CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Now completed aa fron Chicago to Pittsburgh
without chsIge, coGnc1inS with the kreat
PennsJfvania Central Railroad
T. New York, Philadelphia. baltimore and Washington
CITY and ~ tle inisrur "'sus Of Pennsylvania New 1~r
Ierehant4 by taxing ths route, vii have Tie bened, Of
Bassaxe checked through. '''@''' -'''>-
Ira; Isare tLe t:ps corner Of caaal md Van Eurea
s:io 4. aSsn i. I~Xernius Express. t.iy. tsun.
.,,u >,-., dags szessaed3
GSsaxsaf S1s.I;as cIs,etsd md LIZ sssfe
ie'E C.1isai anl Ssw YORK Erts K.lilaais '''"
S'sususIe Wheeling aud Interior towns Of olio aud VIZ
Tie abose train, ee+re. >. Fore.s With trains on N,d
River Road 10 Springfield. E.2a. uaytoa and Cinennali
Also with trains At Lre for Dayton and Cincinnati. direct.
FARE AZ Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Pa=ener.s bovnd Est vii! end this r.a,e both pleasant
s:t:c IN the CnIiel saiss ' ''''"
nd ehssS E. 1po sa o. nc ~
=! eonvey Luggage fEes os eAasse 70 tie psussh and
f d. s in til.
Wess and tie Cumpanys Odre. Randolph md
@ Ss sSsSt III Ss Ut ss s S;tsa :: 4 e
IS :iS;s 3 Ell ss. t1,,se
Fr.Eh. Of II tads will DC carried from ch5caso to al
points E.t At ali tue II IL low ses Il otlrr K,
49, 49,. To MEEclIASTs AND SHIPPERS:
h,rin ..rf.ri N .r,. MN. wI,t ,hs
ri, E.ruai Conauy fr tbr Inn If Th,nn.h
Er,;vhtx n, - IN tu h.. >h;rr.} ~, fhs H.. s,,..
t.hslr, Th|I.dsnhs 1;altimo1r Stv YnTE ."J fo.,,n
with proulptEess aud di.;at ont,acts ,n IT, nse Il
H.. f,il.r1n :. nj,rrs. F0 ~A@ ~"4' Ns 4.1 -
s s |ss:s $;sss Sa SE::s A.: York.
Nn a Kiln st,1rf ias.nn
VI = mscI .tn.t i't,.ic,;,
frn.s En.h 49, irh;1..i -; -.
= III ihaTI., .ns, W. sts ,c,r u, pu,.,, .++s..
s1est' "s'N ''as' ue31 IN Iufe' s'1oeh
49, - - st, - t. 1, - ae y y. H. '"-
, 1859-06-13
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AHRfTED.......,..... .,.Jure H.
fsop Gnaiezuraa Eaps. II JoGph. 800 tea 80 n lumber
Prop pscotAh, Collins, Butzsio, 4s8 tons mdss.
ffup Hunter, pekson, Colnnxxood, horses, IL pkfs
Bark A9enss. Davis oeou.o 1so 'umter 1so N tnh
8sFt Soan sweeney, AeChez Ene. a0o tons coal.
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