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, 1859-09-21

y COUNTY. S*.-Cook CU0nty C1vNt C0uEt, Nay,
Term 1873. 1rsse wh!t4h<si Emily Chsr r1aan.
Fnhtc u0cc Is htfstY xxen +, tho " Euily Lhatuan
hat w.lt q at'aehmsat .sue cut u tho oec Il the
Etfk o. Csk County Chc11 Eout. la1et shA f&uh lay
Of Nay A. 1ess Al shs suit o. ths sid J<s.e whitehead
aud assnas sh estate nt tbs ,all EMly Ch.p pan
sum VI FHus Hundred aod orsy Fire DolasA aiEreftd TO
turned executed.
hall ss1raJ "a and APPEAR beaEs tho l:oak CvantY
Gfrut curt on bxfs tho nEt day Of tbs
htrx tu bH hlsn 1t lts House. In The ettY Of
Caseaka 20 thc ;hri Monday Of November, 4 D. 1859.
kys speal ball and 3l&A l. the aa3I pAslntt1 action
Judgment will saerri aanss yuu zat m tAvot The sa
Jraas hitst<an and !peh Vt Lbs prp*ny he -
may b. sufficient tl,fy the 4zl }uiEEras and costa
will b nd 10 AattAty ths Elnr-
, 1859-09-21
0>o=}]artnfrsDip Nottres.

D1SSOLCTIOE OF CO-pART-
IL .rE<r7r. The partnership aerc fr e1..tIux le-
tvee3 hos Teh1 and Franels Gxutarr. uneF The >sJe
a.L ot E.chs Grutnes has 1hA dsv ten ds-iEe7t
by mutual Tit EAs = au'auE II! tn s.e e
afrs The old nst and VII! continue the Ranking 1l
Ezcta- &C tusess It tie old place NJ souia la1t
TIiUS. CLKli,HS.
Ghle=u. Sent. a, fs:s. F.GElDTNEl-
, 1859-09-21

AF1 htrhv kveu tat slrfsnh havlnt besn ma'e Ee
payment Of the rpas5* uEtd and ty ssitH In
tare Of so4 an e1ss utess BY IhoG1a3 4. kao.
r the Chr IT rhl>axd. I" se uatist>aknet Htf.M A.
:ra,sd In he f:..r..st. uts of Cook Couaty. l. in
Il Ok No. ~ If Aotsaxe- ts:s H. aat whcu .A' .
-e" tu the IA, Vi Euuf IhuaxaEi
ltAl1l, usl:al+-
Nuw. FIRE. shall. uaIeT and by Virtue Of the power
tf sa}c eufahrtt III 1tt HEEu, Thursday the 18th
day u usoees Ieat. A. tsA n ten seke4 u <s.
Chcar, l.. uu,r Of Is,k aui It x nt inSt ezps to
.t al vi II hs aattka y Tho hixs es eka. 1r easa
fron nE le4csitl pseu,ise attlatei in Of
thlea-t ani s+,r+re4 In said u,Tkake LIT uatyr
sxsen u y uthwustn na Salsstslos II The no'th-
hA1f 4! Bag. nl,4tr iiiI If HtAns}Ia Add ten
Chlc7s", In The t"4ntv - Z" a-1 STATE Isaul.
HI.AA 4. TUCKER. Mo1txasvr.
Cldc,gh. Seps. 18th, ls23- *si.-a+s+sA
, 1859-09-21

MASThR'S >AE.E.-State OF IlIi-
-9l aols Cox Ceuai7:z Circuit Court cook Comfy.
tanuy Beck 1o1 Httan hnts*, Fredestc1 Bahr md
'"hu E. TheMptop- F~.tteo Asciank.' u.a. OEdef u
sats.
Mas.cs IN ELa1cery E.okGounsy Stats of IribG1 su
~ deer u oster sstettd y ths asasr mil
PuoHc Aurs Tho big: 1t hddsr o- cash ss
-: 9aT " tusxE !. D. i&a u tsn odeSk a ths fors~
II. Cy Ut chlrp that eerAn eln< howe anl sppuf
e23nct utns en- IL, thrrs ~ in Thasp*uas Addition
Hsth- tits ska.c u! tho Cnunty Of Cnok aforesaid To-
- r with s tbs sixtt ttl aEL utsta Of xa4
Faa7 n And |" .sid 1t ~ usse the 0ney 6us 10 ptaln6A
uIs-a the l3lt nent q cid ea,re-
l. e. PAINE FREER,
Azntet u chanesSJ coo. County.
Serf. II. 3Na. -ye33 80 IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22

HOUSEHOLD COPS OF A BAcHELoR.-In the up
per part of the Franklin Block, there were many
private rooms which were occupied as sleeping
rooms, &c In one of these dwelt bachelor who
is well known about town, and he, with the rest,
was dislodged by the flames above him. An ac
ouaintance on reaching the scene of the fire, saw
this ousted individual descending the stairs from
his room with checker board under one arm, and
an umbrella under the other. On being accosted,
he remarked that he did not lose much-he had his
valuables with him. He was happy and fortunate
man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22


He is prepared tre (u>aly without med cinel the fol-
lowing aId uIliasJG- 7iieciIoas, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable iErsat ard weakness and
hoa .ssfiesS Of yuIce il speaking and iagiug.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleeding a.
the lungs. psIa, shorues Of breath ana lpatlon
heart. ..
DERANGEMENr OF THE STONIArH II; with indiges-
Iion, acldIty. o cIupse aLtuess dull dragging
-ins The SIDES and H!l guue feeling which ag-
r4yaiel citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FAILING OF THE BOWELS:
cons' ipatioH, chronic dIaTTha, pToapsus ami 5ud
piles
URINARY WEAENESSFS with irritable bladder and
iacOu; uent and painful ullnltiOHs
SEAlINBI WEAKNESSES; Wllch If not arrested, so
generally cad 10 insanity ~ i . ysiezu iuiu-
SPINAL DERANGFME =; with curvature. .inequali-
ties q the hs and shouleT- usracefdl gait and paia
ard weRt ness Of the tas which 4 arrested tend
heir increase and 10 Ccns1mi ii iua
HERNIA; IadicalcuIe effected ION princple) by
means OF his combinaii, Brace Trnss
. DERA NGEMFNT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
TIES: with cUidne numbnes heayiaess and swelling
standing.
The dFang young ladies. with aked shoulders and
large md sharp saouer blades and 1tness of the chest
which so indicative OF early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPoRTEEsThe stt n;on Of ladies called to
hi combination I'D ua and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter which Of the above affections nay
be prevented aud relieved the bearing Of the
body narrowed and the weight othe skirts held away from
ths sO ch lnvahds out Of the city should inquire by
letter wAsL Dr.. B. NAV be seen
The medic i profession invited examine his surg-
cal devices
A Lady in Attendance upnD ladies' dsclO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
MORNING LEADER.

Very Interesting from JapaH---Letter from
Z. Consul Harris---iIis Visit 10 XeddO---
Audience with the EmperOr---CnstOms---
Women, Etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
u > ALIkIL As
TrpHOLSTERER AND MANUFA
Burning lui6.

N6TICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBoN O1tsSs-t6e SliS c,-tae
5sraed would those who deal in coal a CARBON
is fsf he has mEde arrangements as VIII enable
i -. furnish those who buy Lamps Of him, with as good
an article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
A. ~ :. -.-rfactured in the eOuutry-by the barrel or
salIop. Fluid, Coal, Carbon and Keresne LAMPS IoI
Q ooatanost = = lnoyA --18a 8R- Law
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22

PER1oDIcALs-Hawks & Bro. have received
Harpers Magazine for February. Its leading Illus
trated article is upon Washington at Morristown,
followed by ETHAN Allan and his Daughter; Folies
of Fashion profusely illustrated; La Plata, also IL
lustrated; a continuation of Thackeray Virgin las,
with miscellaneous stories and essays. Attempts
at Suicides forms the topic for the comicalities.
Oaksmith & Co. have sent out their Great Re-
public for February. Its illustrated articles are
Caius Julius Caesar; Crystalline-The Created; The
History of the Great Republic; The Emerald Isle;
&c, &c. The engravings are plentiful, but not OF
avery high order. Each number contains one
hundred pages of reading matter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22

COMBINING The USEFUL AND ORNANENTAL.-
A thing much talked of but not often accomplish
ed. DICK & FITZGERALD, Of No. IS Ann street,
New York, celebrated publishers, by the way,)
have, however, succeeded in enabling the ladies to
accomplish this desirable service. They have IS
sued a large octave volume, prettily bound in fine
cloth and nicely gilt, embOdying the most complete
instructions in every variety of ornamental needle
work. 1t is illustrated with 800 first class engra-
wings, and contains beside eight superb pattern
plates charmingly printed in colors, on tinted pa
per. 1t is called The LADIES MANUAL OF FANCY
WORK, and lis from the pen of Mrs. Pullan, one Of
the most renowned instructors in the art both in
Europe and America, and editress Of the Work Ia
be in some of the most popular periodicals of both
hemispheres. The price of this book is Sl,25, and
it would be difficult to suggest more appropriate
article for present to any lady, young or old
married or single. 1t comprises universe o.
choice entertainment for the afauent, and 6
world of resources for t6ose women who seek fol
opportunity to turn taste and talent into profitable
channels. Hawks & Bro. have the book for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22

s. n For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
A Good Tree is Known BY its Fruits
SOL
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptiye, and ali those who are suffer
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R ]. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
announce to the people of Cleveland and vicinit
that he has taken an
Office No. % st. Clair Street.

All who suffering from the Gb Eamed diseases or
ny other complicated cOmpl Of years staulng,
formed that they consult the Doctor q FREE OF
CHARGE
is hoped that wi despair OF cure until they
have siven the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial
During the Doctors travels in Europe, West Indies.
East Indles South America, ard the United States he has
been the Instrument, Gods hand restore health
able by the most eminent Old School Physelans
more thousands. who the verge Of the grave, are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctor 5
skill and successful treatment and daily exc aim
blessed be the day when fist and par0ok OF the
Ind an Herb DOcsor'S Medicine - .
Remember-CousutatlOna ard advice free The poor sh-
be liherally remembered
c- Take Notice-everv Wednesday and EIidav. Dr. Ly-
be cOnsud al No 26 Detroit street, West Side
| Cleveland
P~ Office Hours-from a. MtO6P.M.
l Eu-l n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22

PITCHING IN.-The Cleveland papers are very
much exercised on account of our referring TO the
homicide Of Deputy U. s. Marshal Tyler as an 'un-
fortunate affair" We should like to know if they
consider it a fortunate affair r!-Detrolt AdoeTtl-
ser. ~.
Don't include all of US in your sweeping re-
marks, friend Advertiser. II some of our neigh
bors chose to hang Tyler without benefit of clergy
or jury, or would rejoice to see him torn by dogs,
roasted over slow fire. tortured in the Inquisition,
or left to starye in a dungeon, why let them in
dulge in their opinion, but don't count US in the
lawless gang.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
BLACK SILKS
VERY LOW PRICES,
5sIllsI WIN q IlI=l als0TITaent OF oIleT
DRESS GOODS,
an Of whiel, viii be sold at Low PRICES.
ALSO

.. ALSO:
Irish Linens at shillings, cheap at so cents.
Best Table Napkins in the City at SI,50 doz
The best Linen Handkerchiefs for Ladies, a
IL I-2 cents each. l--I
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs at only Is 81 cts
each.
Table Cloths, from rs cents to the best made.
With large assortment of all kinds Of
...s.. LINEN GOODSl
Which tka people Of Cleveland are satisfied
Low RATES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
flour & fff6.
CITY Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
unrch,sed this well known FlOuTing Establishment,
are prepared furnish its old patrons and the public
eneriv an article Flour and Mill Feed not inferior 10
snV ever red m this market The following fayorte
brands Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail: ,,.,,
CITY MILLS Double Extra in barrels, sacks and haii
sacks made from very choice white wheat. -
gUPERIOR r., Double Extra, IN barrels, SACKS anu nan
sacks made from the best red wheat -,
NERBi E AiII,IS' Extra, in barrels, sacks and half
sacks, first quality Of Flour.
tsNORFOLK," SupeTfine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
ALSO

-. ALSO:
The best sheeting in the city
yard.
Bed Blankets at the low price Of 81 rs pair.
Bed Blankets as good as are IN the city, very
cheap. T
White MarseilIes Quilts at very low prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
MILL FEED.

Coarse and Fine 1Iiddlngs,
CITY Mills and Akron ShOrtss
Screenings, Gr. .u
Liberal inducements offered 10 the retail trade All OF
% tts,tiH, & - IL HARVEY &C,
dsr9o.ivq0 Nerwn Street, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-22
Drp @ooos
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,

In our Stock will be found
slaid Worsed BniAntes only 20 cents. worth az
Striped Worstsd Valencias, do do do
Faid AllwOol NefinOes, only 3756 coats gard. s=1
Splendid French Bferinoes at Is cents formerly Iz56
Good quality COburgs Is CENTS formerly S7s cents
Go ID quality Coburgs at 81 cents formerly "A csnia.
Best quality COburgs 37E cents formerly 50 cents.
Printed aiwool DeAines s76 cents, formerly s2kets
Bayaiere Striped Caahmeres, only l25s cents yard.
Coed quality Figured Delaines only I25S cents yard
Good Debeges, only cents a yard. .- ID -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
THE FOUR SISTERS
A Tale of Social aud Domestic Life in swede

BT FREDERIcKA BEENTR-IRANsLATED BY MARY HOWITF,
Dedicated 10 the Ms~"y ef a. y. DO01i-S.
""The woman must regenerate US social
ly' was a fayOrite saying of yours, my
friend, saying precious to me as coming
from q spirit SO just, so observing, aud dis
eliminating as yours; aud il seemed to me
to express feeling Inherent. though only
half conscious, in the people Of your coun-
try-the great New World. the land Of
promise and Of hope to millions of hearts
10 Europe.
IL also oorresp0nded deeply to the faith
of my own heart. But If woman shah be
able TO accomplish the great work which
we believe intrusted to her by the great
AuthOr Of life, our laws aud customs, in-
stitutions aud education, hnst not counter
act the normal development of her nobest
faculties, Of her will aud aspirations they
must rather be to her the very soil and sun
in which the tree Of her life can grow, and
develop its branches, and bear its fruits, in
full correspondence to its inward essence.
Yon will certainly assent to this, my friend,
you, whose skiilfdl hand loved to raise
plants Of every kind SO as TO propiIiate
their full gfowth and GOd-given beauty or
grace q But is it so with regard to human
Institutions, for the growth Of woman's
mind. and the full development Of her God
given gifts
'Yeg know, my friend, that it is not 50;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
AN EVENING PARTY.

Nowhere says the proverb do things
happen more oddly than in this world.'-
Aud nowhere in the world did things hap
pen more oddly than on a certain evening
in our good town of Kungskoping for
there was a great party there, and people
were heard talking in this style:
Now, ladies and gentlemen, we must set
to and arrange everythingl Every gronp
in order Camellias, mignoneltes, and
roses, you all stand in that corner good
fairies and hobgoblins iu the opposite one.
Gods and godesses. stand forward--Olym-
pus to the right, Vahalla to the left =
Jupiter, Colonel Jupiter, where is be p
'Pon my honor, standing and shaking hands
with Odin. Colonel Jupiter. do you hear I
What have you to do with Valhallal You
belong TO the Oly.lpian division. Mrs,
trlgga, be SO good as to take charge Of
Odln aud bis people. We must keep order
in the world
Yes, certainly; only don't forget that
Odin must dance with Juno. and with
Jupiter
OF course. in the grand Polouaise. But
now every one must go 10 his own post
ONAohSi OupiOit uO oO BOOu uuu ot""N WV
beside your worthy offspring, Mars and
Vulcan, Apollo aud Racchus General
Odin, march forward Lift may be so
bold. Lieutenant Thor-superb Asses
sor Ralder; very good Miss Iduna,' be
SO Obliging l--Ironmaste Brage-wheSe
the deuce is be gone TOT Ha ha he
stands howing to the graces of Olympus.
Do you hear, my good sir, leave all that till
the great polska. Your place for the pre-
sent, is in Valhsila. and on this side The
Parce here; the Nornor there; that is as
il should be. Good fairies and goblins, let
me see you 10 your own region ! No de-
serters now. II is enough TO turn ones
head. Apropos Of head, where have we a
Miners headl Where eau we get a Mi
mer y
Professor MethOdius
Oar one,eyed uncle Splendid. But
where is be p
There | standing with his fore6n ger to
bis nose, demonstrating his system % the
Countess P. He is, no doubs, at this mo-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
Our Idol.

Close the door lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little earth angel
Is talking with death;
Gently he wOOs her,
She wishes TO stay,
His arms are about her
He bears her away.
Music comes floating
Down on the dome;
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home,
Come, stricken weeper,
Come to the bed,
Gaze on the sleeper,
Our idol is dead
Smooth out the ringlets,
Close the blue eye
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the sky;
Cross the hands gently
Der its white breast,
So like wild spirit
Strayed from the blest;
Bear her ont softly,
This idol Of ours,
Let her grave slnmbers
Be mid the sweet flowers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

By FREpERIcKA BEEMER-TRANsLATED by MARY HoWIFF,
Dedicated 10 the Msmory Of A. j. DOsninS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
Ashtabuia p. O.-CiosIng of Mails.

DOST OFFICE NOTlCE.-Ihe Mail
n going East will close O'Clock and 80 minutes NJ,
West will close oclock and 80 minutes the
Southern Mail and the mail to Jefferson at
Kelloggsvile mail via Plymouth Fridays, at 30, NJ
Office daily from to p. on week days, and on
Sundays. from f2 N. to p. N. until further notice.
Ashtabula, May 10th, 1858. E. G. ROOT, p. NJ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

ElNUSsSAVAGE. FufnitaFe Dealer aud Man
uAcuTer steam establishment Ror Main street near ths
eaes ofDn. FarringtOn Hail AiktAbulk. o. tis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
furniture.

DUCRO a BROTHERS, Manufacturers Of a
Dealers IN Furniture Of 'he best descriptions and every
Tey Also general undertakera and manunctuTe OF Co
Ashtabula. Al0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
Clothing,


ii. FASSEl"f, Agent for the Purchase. Sale q
Renting Of Real Estate, nsura Negotiating Loans Col
lection Of Debts. &e Property sold for Commission only
and sale charge. sale, direct indirect cons
tutes commission Corner Main and Center streets Ashta
buls, Ofio. Also, Notary Public. 470
ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land A gent No
SO Water street. Cleveland o. Lands for sale in Iowa. m
nos Wisconsin, and Minnesota at 81 so per acre, and up
wards. 800
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
ManuTacturcra.
GEORGE G. HUBBAB

GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Manufacturer of
Tn Sheet Iron and Copper Ware and Dealer In Eastern
Cooking Pario Box and Self Regulating sheetrOn stoves
Iron Pumps chain pump lead pipe sheet ren sheet lead
sheet zinc sheet copper sheet brass tin plate porcelain ket
Ties dairy kettles Eastern plov cultiyato and most 9TH
r kinds hrnng utensils. Also, sole Agent the
stewAta Celebrated Air Tight summer and Winter Cook
ing Stove for the County Of AEhtabus Ashtbna Ohio 49
II. TOWER a. SON, Maehinisis--bnilders of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines Saw and other
Aln Work, and JObbing and Repairing done 10 order
short notice and In WOrkman-ike MANNER south Main st.
Ashtabula. .- 4l6
o. @. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes &c Flaming and Matching and serowl-
Saving done the shortest notice Shop South side OF the
Methodist Church, Ashtabula, Ohio, 40
A. 8. ABBOTT, Lumber Dresser, and Manu-
etnrer Of and Dealer Shingles Ah, FeRos sud ke &c.
PIsnIng and Circular Saving done To order Main street.
near lowers Machine shops AsatabuA. 4l6'
y. b CROSBY, - Iron Founder, and manu-
faetursr and DealeF IN Pows Plow Castings Mil Cast
ings kc Most descriptions OF fouady Work done to order
AShtAbua. 0hioA ~ W 90
w. w SMITH, ,--Manufacture Of Sole, Up
per and Harness Leather, aud Dealer 10 French Calf and
Lining skins Cash paid for Hides and skins hS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
Musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano FOrtes, and
Meodeone Ffano stools Covers Instruction Books eto.
Depot corner Main and Centre Streets o b. fssasts
once AshtabalA See advertisements 4o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-07-12
Calumet Plank Road.

There is some talk, OF as We are inform
ed, has been some talk about the construc
ton of Flank Road from this place to
Chiffon, in Calumet County. We have
frequently passed over this route, and know
that the country is well settled, but that
the soil is SO deep and rich that we cannot
have good road during all, and to the
farmers the most important seasons of the
year. unless The sane be either grayeled or
planked. We are also informed that the
farmers on the line Of the road will contri-
butte largely towards the construction of
this road. If all Of them would contribute
their equal proportions of the cost, and the
stock paid nothing beyond keeping the
road in good repair, the farmers and land
owners building it would be doubIy COM
pensated in the increased value of their
lands, and in obtaining the highest price
for their products, by being able to take
advantage of the market.
But Manitowoc could alone we'll afford
to build this road, as she would thereby he
able to command the products and trade of
a large, rich, and productive section of
country, that may lie diverted to Sheboy-
gan. Let the people of our village wake
up to this thing in season, and by cooper
a,ing with the farmers on that route, Sc
cure for all time their friendship and extern
sive and valuable trade.
We shall enlarge upon this subject in
future.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-07-12
The Fourth at Manitowoc.

Taking into consideration tie fact that
no organized preparation had been made
for 4 general celebration of the "Glorious
Fourth" in this village, the day was still
honored by our community generally
each Individual apparently going it on his
own hook, and patriotism was at pre-
MUM.
The County Agricultural Society had q
session in he morning, which was prc>i-
dct ever by CuAs. EssLINGER, Esq. \
very interesting Address was delivered by
Hon. TEMPLE CLARK, after which several
gentlemen enrolled themselves as members
of the Society. Badger Fire Company,
No. / consisting Of some 10 fine looking
men, dressed in tasty uniform, preceded
by Band Of Music and Chief Engineer
WooDIS, escorted the Society to and from
the place of meeting, which compliment
was duly acknowledged by Mr.. EssL1NcER
in his opening address.
\ procession, under the leadership Of
Gen. S. W. SMITH, was formed at noon,
and marched to the Park, where All enter
tainment was given by the Ladies Social
Circle The Declaration was read by
G. E. WALDO, Esq, and an Grafton de
liyered by J. y. BENTLEY, Esq, after which
the company sat down to sumptuous din
ncr. Toasts were given, and speeches
made, but we have not room to publish
them.
A large party of Ladies and Gentlemen
assembled III the evening at GLovER's
HALL, and passed the evening in happy
manner answering to the n.usic CT DIx's
celebrated Band
We must not neglect to mention that
the new cannon manufactured by Mr..
RICHARDS at lis Foundry, performed It's
duties admirably, and gave COOL satisfac-
ton.