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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
94!o!.ettp. o
From Chamhcrs' Journal.
after TIE R.GFTLE.

The drums a-e all muEfled the Sugles are still;
There's pause in the Wiley .rlt the hill :.
And bearer of standards swerve back with thrill
Where sheaves of the dead bar The way: d
Forlg g:sIt Ill is relpsl Isa7 ems Irners to fill
And s:ein Death Lo;ds his harvest TO day.
There's a voice on The winds like spirits low
'Tis the muster roll sounding-and who shall re-
ply? 4 -- ef. ~ -.-. .- ,.r-. 49,.
Not those whore wan faces glare white to the sky,
WiFh eyes fix ID 50 ste Nd ast and dimly. -.
As they wait tn 1t lis5 trump which they may not
defy, 81 % .-..-. 11r.eg ....--...r..s -
Whose hands clutch the sword hilt so grimly.
The brave heads late lifted are solennlv bowed
And The rideress chargers stands quivering and
cowed. ~ - ''
As the burial requiem is chan:ed aloud
The groans OF the de a,h stricken drowning;
o While Victory looks on like queen, pale and
proud
Who waits till TO morrow her crowning.
There is no mock blazon. rs cay sinks to clay;
The vain promps of peace time are all wept away
In the terrible face ofthe dread battle day; s'fe
Nor coffins shroulugs are here; -"
Only relics thar lay where Ihickest the fray
rent casque and headless spear.
Far away, tramp on tramp. the peales the march
of the Zoe, IN r"
Like storm waves retrea;ing-spent. ftful and
slew,
With sounds like their spirits that faint as they go
yOn Teu SiOWlnS rlVef- whose waters
Shall darken with sorrow the land where they
flow z41 ..tE
To the eyes of her desolate daughters.
They are fed-;hey are gone: but oh not as
they came, .-Ils s s.-. 81.
In the pride of those numbers they staked on the
game.
Never more shall they stand in the vanguard of
fame. -
Never lift the stained sword which they drew
Never more shall they boast OF glorious name,
Never march with the leal and irue.
Where the wreck OF orr legions lay stranded and
lorn. $50 '-- '...-f..
They stole on ranks in the msts of the morn;
Like III giant OF GAIA their Strength it was shorn
Ire ihose mists ad rolled up TO The sky;
From Tie flesh of steel day break
seemed born;
As we sprung up-to conquer die
The tnmult is silenced: the death lots are cast !;
And the heroes of bl tie s!umbering their last.
Do you dream of yon pale form that rode the
blast. -z-#.F sf,..f o. J
Would We free it once more. o We brnve?
Yes the broad road to Honor is red where ye
rassed. +-n ..4.s-..4 --s... -.
And of glory ye asked but-a grave! .s.+.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
REPUBLICAN RETRENCHMEN9 i i
HEAPS OF MONEY SAVED
$4,000 for WHISKY !
$4,000 M ore Throws Awayiit

We take the following from the Ohio iStatesl
man. 1t shows another instance of BOBBY Rel
publican retrenchment and how they dispose
of the peoples money: 90
Messrs Thomas Spooner, Kent Jarvis and
Nelson Franklin, the Commissioners appointed
to select the site for new Penitentiary,
present a bill for 336 days service at 81 per
day, and in addition for expenses the stifn
of S965 making in all 81, ,309 for the Job
which they have completed by making ma.
jority and a minority report. 1t is difficult to
imagine how these gentlemen.couldh have waste
three hundred and thirty-six days in the bu-
siness, or how they could spend 1865 They
ought to have performed the duties assigned
them in one third of the time. But they are
Republicans of "good standing" III
the party of false promises, when This fact IL
known, no one will be surprised at the enor<
nous bill they have rendered.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

THE APRIL ELEcTioNs.-The Democracy
of Ohio should remember the Importance Of
prompt attention to the local elections which
come off next month. It is the habit of our
opponents to attend more strictly to the spring
elections than the Democrats do, and hence
they obtain advantages in many localities that
by their numbers they are not entitled to-
We hope our Democratic fellow citinens in all
parts of the State will look to this matter. and
see that the Democratic vote is organised and
at the polls at the April elections Our Or
ponents will be sure to Re en- hand and in To-
calities where theS have not the power 70 alec.
their own men, they will preach against the
election of party men for township of6se-. :
but were they have the power they will be-
certain to elect their own men. Let the Dem.
ocrats do the same thing, and select and elect
good 70 men for the various posts to be flled.--
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

SENT TO THE REFORM FARM.-Wm. Nor
gan, lad l6 years old, was lately sent to the
Penitentiary for four years, from Cleveland,
for burglary. 1900
BENZ. Perkins, of The same age, was senten-
ced from Richland Co., for horses stealing for
three years, and Gov. Dennison has pardoned
them both, that they might be transferred 70
the Reform Farm at Lancaster, where they
will serve out their sentencest-i i&as4 Jo,,rHdk
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

The great design that hove been digest
ed and matured, and the great literary works
that have been begun and finished in prisons,
proves tyrants have not yet discovered any
,chains that can fetter the mind. 49,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

p9-The excitement in Northwestern Penn,
where valuable oil springs have been found
within irw months, is constantly on the in
crease. Now and apparently inexhurstable
springs are being opened, and the greatest
trouble seems to be to get barrels to hold the
oil which so freely flows out. .. .sf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

nara person was repeating before Martin
vile the old maxim, '-Who pays his debts en-
riches himself. -" Eah p' replied Mart!hvilIe,
-.tl,at is an idle rumor viii b creditors are en-
deayoring to eircu late" baa :Ia1.l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

sEaAs LssA@ sssAf -. 81. b aoa.... .a:aise.f :.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

.sri izr5 NO ARYaEE-BLIC. ,,serei -
s'A1gTIiE iundefsgned having received the appoint
! meats Of Notary Pube,. will administer oaths
s xaks sad certify dispositions, acknowledgement OF
al desf Powers Of Attorney, SO Charge reasonable
= Ofhse fRthe Recorder Office. s1G- JOHNSTON.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

Cs9nE BusfNkss AND FACTORIES. CAN i E
fssssI csrried on proitably At Hammonfon see al
fGsfti.enrnt 81 Hammofiioh 7 andf. y. e cm2s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

1tsTl R. H. BUCK Practitioner of MediciI, and
~ u Surgery. Rewsburg, "A shland count. tlio.
% February 4.lS7. u .fs T. sss-%e 34tf p
, 1860-08-20
The J'fr.lalia UeiuocracIes.

CuAnLorrEy1tLE, Aug. 17.-An anti Douglas
spirit is aecidtIly manifested in the Ereckin-
rl-ge Convention to-day. The report OF the
Committee on Resolutions Was read mad unani-
n:ou.Iy adopted. Tie first declares in faror Of
the slavery section Of the National Platform 3;
the second provides Tor the pres n1ntion OF al
aairets; the third for thu organic 4ton Of Cen
trsl Executive Co:nrnit.ee ard IN electoral tick.
Ct; llIe tourth calls for a csunty oEguuz at:oa ];
the fifth requests Mesars. Wise, un::es. Mason
and Smith to Canvass the State. The C1nvc"-
tion repudiates the Pacific Railroad. Willsn1h-
By Ne~lin made a yio:cnt di:uaioa Fpcec:,
which was received with much applause. Mr..
Smith. from the conference, reported n: fcu1
o'clock that no arrangement had been made ut
St4untun, but that the Doug gas Conr1ntitn hue
appointed committee OF fire 10 correspond
with the committee Of this Conventipa.
S7Arxr.S, VI, Aug. 1.-THE Dauxl,s Con-
vt1.s1n has transacted bat lt:ttc business 10.
dar. hey. nj appointing aconie1ence cur,unt:ee,
which il couterIiHg with regard 10 the compTo-
il not the slightest cbance of Ii reconcil alton.
The Convention will prabably frumo 4 clear
Doug'as ticket tonight.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug. Is In the
Breckiarijss AID Lane Democratic S:ate Con
venton yesterday, resolution was adopted
modifying the electoral t'cktt, and appointing.
Senators Hunter and Mason. e1-GoverEor Wis=
End Messrs. smith and Russell, Is Electors. A
resolution was also adopted lDsirncting the
clestcrs, il Mr. Brecki-ridge canno; b. elected,
to vote rs unit 60 as to prevent The e:ccllun
o. Lincoln.
SIArSr;x, Va, Aug. 1s.-Late last nigh: the
Douglas electoral ticke: was adopted, US follows:
Geo. Biow. u. l.. Hopkins, J. B. >toreal. .lAs.
Garland, Besj Randolph j. Il. Coz. J. i. Els
worth, t. H. Rowe, G. ". IIrent, Israel X. bia-
sen, j. a. Leggett. G. I. Hodge, e. ". Hop
kins. c. T. Stewart, and ". G. Urowr.
, 1860-08-20
Daily Review Of chicago Market.

s41r.rAr Ev1 xssG, Angus. Is.
FkE1GH1s-tlrm. TT = Cratic. T. l,lna'o i.
lie: brig W7. Treat. wh.ato Buffalo &c; sci. Lea e1
ta' hit fstau 1: l5c: rche Ge; i.sle coru 10 Pt
saE'a G3c ss!lr =: E4k and tr.e C"mr, , lumber
IL III LAY u y'o Ch!e4. o Z! t,.o3 It: thou,4rd:rt
fLtCh-Eccct% 1,6Gi ibE3; +; sLtIpe,, cG;u hrt. Mar-
lct Il sry ind dso inE. Sales i0) Iii, lou.v'
AEc cat'a III n G. e! 1o bra cAu!cc s.nx extra a,
s1 Gel; 1eo Urls Ken: Mlls White Wiu,tr u, us DC
EHEAT-litce:r'n. l:s,6z7 lu: hh,pfed. syl-0 IL.
:rtttoDrLinrt ~ &c. fxles 40 bu No. 81 s:nc
1t tsc IL k":c blu Co nj e%c N ttoe ku u, ii
SIC In stule: III do Sc do Ut 5: &c
In store II: 10 bu do at ec In toU do At toe In
s;"rc; ..u' ta 30. st fns !, sexciu 1toe uo tu 60
a: " IN sntt; 4N tu do II ssc in stcEr lAuo f,u i,
4 &c IN IT. II: " bu &c In store ou bu Go a,
AZ stor; l!01 In do III In store 1900 bu co At
Sc -n,a; pbu do At etc ii ,at 0Lu K,Jettd sps
II III .tlEc; 1>Vo bu TO at ss> tttc "a tu d, ii
r:usc; ~ Uba DO - Il In 1totc. u 1srx1-5 lox
s4e. 3o lu No. l:=d 1t sl0J III s.ars 3tUy tu 20
\, u: III >t.1.; .us Va NJ :Ecl Il tto:c 80, lu
d. ri e:s III At":t; l.9H tu Hc.cItd HI &c iu slotr
CORN II. eei:tt, !t74ts tu; SLIPPED. ls 6yu bu Dull
47jter ii, *. tales :-tkO tu Nu caial II sc
IN, :,lt0 Ia ~ :7hc aao:t 46'Ua bu ]. l., Sc sn
"lr; Il. w nj TIC n st.Ic lslt0 tu du &c In
ss'e; J: % tu Gu vi &C in a.o,c. delivery nc,, tin
I.y-. Lu;. tIon 40 bu do for -c4vc:y next X.
-,csA"r: ii tx :+0' hu 20 delivery .rtk
s-a u, j." 1t SC lu DO los dr ety Noad ~
ii ;- In Eose 6s0su No. at ste in e:o;e; 1t0.o do
Al sorc: c0t0Il lu Do q; ase III ttosr; 10 bu lie
iecc,! a =. storc; 3oJ0 bu do Il 3!c In tto:c.
;A1s-keciEs. Stat bu alpped, 3,.;a tu. Doc!sred
IT, s4'es :--t au No Il lsXc III store; 4suu tu
DO .ose 600 bu d. a: :ltc adaat ~ In Go
tjs}e II. H.
NIs-1s.ce!ta Liz u. Market ltwtr, sacs were -
il0bu No. In so:c; 500 bu co IL bags ~ u, &C.
sr 4, ha-s 10 II DC tack; 80 bu No. Al &c IN
h.ore-
BARLLi-1stcel;.A :o3 tu. Na,ktt GUILT ind nota.na
At ;CtG1N.
7i1MOTHY sEED--Ecrtipsa o. cas lbs. Market heavy
An. lc lover Sales wee s3 tnxs sod u h9basa
% e:5o.
MESS PoRk-Held nosc firmly 1t ale5o. No t,ars.
aetiuba-
HACoS-.cto suga1 Custd nus In e-nra.s ii 1lAe.
1ARD-Nom!nal ii l:Gl2Kc.
TALLoW-1n fair aue:t and .carc: i, aaehe
H1DEs-R.cep. 445s ~. Market sill Quie, II &c fcr
Green s2ltd; lo4lo4c for nT tAed Ltd l.Ha l8c for
Dry F4llt.
BLT1ER-l|pkgs good tlln ut Ice; 10 fair e. nj &c
dry Bu:t-'. 1t3ise, with falf demand.
EGGs-Dul Ut 3&tc 4 COZ.
rorLTKY-cLickcls, sl.s.Halso 4 der, Tutkev.
k4sc y.
r-TAT0Es-Duil4 Ut l:ka:0c.
APPLEs-ss hrs Go0d Michigan IN three lots nj A. RIA
LEI.
FEAc1iEs =: 6ieE4ltof box 0! thue,ees,
LIVE sTocK-1eeapts, % Hogs, ~ Betvss. uoe,
.e..es aud IN dtna.d 1t s3.se15o Be.! C.,,1s ou.t
Sheep Itssdy. Sats wets,
, 1860-08-20

s-Lr-The 2-opel' Buffalo has cen bought by Fntsn
Hot. Of BaAlo. Of tho Of tle ,c. caa Trans.
pstt4t-on Co. III &i0.l0]. She IL htuc yelfa cid.
E The steamer Iron Ctr. ~hio arrived At e. v,l,pa
F1tay morning furli,tes the l=1ad with ths f,v!rr
Items:
Il D. d.y. C"rpcr iIa1tsr an rsna, ii ed
aasMs; Maqx 'osf s,sr F11 ,Iop 10TH
~. Efs In Ms; M,1Ga;, su5,5y e:Fne Te
Il 2s1aue L :e:: aascs No pr .r Ston ":
zdcf ns IT. :sSa
ms1 nd txn ~ IN '"x :, o
s .s t.. r.:
i.;c ,onIa Ta -; hai h ten sea'e.a hour: ar"fd
"H ie,our Light oa "Wednesday nlcinnc mt iTyfyc
!It AL ten"s va' OF st. car f'veF. bound up. with .ht
LAkE E1ssEI nAsrcxrn At SEA.-Tle b.rk MA:c1fs
o'Gcn kay. llcrk,n; ~ Ton. Ju Ill. Lsdon.
a,s1 SIS baes ii .ak and st:s e Us .te,a I'll. IL 1Ie
@l sa9 dey Sc y, :p"a:s 'S.: e issf i!
Tic I'd ana was = a!d tte 3th; er~ and ct RI.
~ thr Il III. >he i. sad to II fully issur in 10 toL
!Dttroit Tribune.
eenozr1 Asnax.-yes.e!s that hare rot n firm ,.c1cv
s r 10 aS :rssa
,aion of ca! firm .at qratr. h4 be Ia 1acn :. Viii
In
proper ror1.e Ahal.ars!v -.petsut Tr.tuLc, 1j:A,
Sn11cr yArl<rrK.- The entrance to G:and K:ve,
Fa.rrt. Oh ha.ir e closed to nav cann
hv tie exten :al tar from ri +. Tue h. a..
Goa x'a Il tla1 pla > nrorasliy .!>e n,n-ed Due
vii given Of 'he val u tic ob.I1ucua mi
Of lit r.-.9httt s Ut the p<.esrl. o@
il, o.d:r tftae LIZ Il Bouee ncar4.
BudI'o, Aug :st IL. lnsIectur ~ b D,t,.t
SERIOUS CotL'1ssoS.-Te steamer Alian arrived t,-.
yrst. ra ait 1tH 1t1n tae uouh tie tirer .rfno r
tuw lie schooner 1ul,x rial IN = clAatet 1,t ~.
Imperial nansed teseon Tue.lty # H. lou doxn
gala oadet An1 when Or tunt lee tn rai,s
G}stan'n t:t e-d y As DC .tt III. iii,
ed ~Hh M ~ T. own e;'+ vessel! buud up. lie .s,nct
th- vessel cn her l.Esoa'd quHsr- Z ra,n,eLt
tnfHlrnt III reAGIa VI t4th eft.r I'll" In.
r.ars ih.'o,m b,~tpT;t t.e .d.ts. .td Ter IL
AFEed away lie In rsAct Ec t}r rw.,h
"ths liver . Ing her a.se s.i, L. il'r ~
vii! Dot vaFy f+r fun n Aoih"< Il avn u .he M
r su.tasneJ by the uther TrLuu+ I.,h
, 1860-08-20

lit TEtEGRAFnl New ToaE. August ia.
Flors-to H. heavy, hut rrlccs without material
,,ner; DEMAND tor and honc i'm quite
lnetatr Silts - trk at k5.}tG G5f5 fur iupcs a1r
tta.3 FIR ertEa Eistr; h.aa 5.!a RI; IS
(fa fr common to mrd cstn wrsttrn 3saG Is ~,
.htp}rE hr.ds r'rAt up Mn-c:t!"R dill ct1in-
tps C.ad h'r on1s In lin I'd rcqnts Ut uneh .rEcl
pt.c's: no ba n 5.15 ins rutrr; 59tt ~
to ehccr cat'a t 'ur ete1dy snlalI sa at
*e4s ~ for ca'n th CHI lee au's. Corn meal SCARE
aud 1~nty held: stna +Al.x nj psevnu. quotations.
bills al ! 4@e1Ec n,.ttly Ut in'!dr pre-.
Nheat-R4heE quiet: c"nnon cra+ts hcav :
viii c!icc wh}tr Is rrarcH and wanted a iu
pslccs safes s1 BIZ prime white Michigan u II 4G1A;
4a1y ber Ohio A. q G.; III N, wins
rn at 4lesGl:t: H., u bu 'hi Aw luk"- clu It q
$40 tu wht.c In !.nA n o. b. KFe-Que, at s5
eL7Sc. n.1ey-Qu'et :ale: aNhu crop t4tr tpr,-;
Il 7,c- rcy AA'-Sat 10 HLu at sc. Curn- I. large
*pp'y n>.ktt h.avy aud lower Sic, go al Gjt
EV&dc tor very handsome d. Uats-J med rate
nj StGI 81. west. aaads 4tGL 3!Hcf &sa
y4loxa-rntk dEl aI,l As.vy- sAles 4H1 b il at
ta.T Y.!a far ncsS; cts IS inr old m-.. ~ to4a
II L. iur ru.e Us t3i: cd rrm- Last In
f,t0I hI. rrfne An!A ya,e ttsu1.. u II
,I.. S.'es SO ls II s4UGes.73 tor co,Iy rr!,;
80 G5'o for ne r: 0iti"..d iae 1cpnk mss ellQ
Qi:aA r.. ht II and teet du1l
= d notn1sily se., g-t. IN t''4i. arnlrs
fiu tu !au heavy Sale, go bril- 1T u: @13x.. tut
te- te'hnI lNsl lie fer 'o at a ta:e. Chees
uueha I'D At ets'n H. 4c for mt. t. rinlt.
GEocERiE-c. d,c continues very cul III without tacs
RI lnnIue rfy gu e. anI nriet firmly !. IN. Il
ate4: fr fir 1.fa.ry. sal.* tc0 lit d. tua Ill ay
sr cry, III Aud :G1 bo-cs uavaEa al tH&Hc No.
l1sscs quiet.
, 1860-08-20
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVE D.. Aur.st ~
0ttaws. Ottawa, Ito hu vi e4t 800 bu corn.
Laura Ann. ou2~a abJ tu terr. ltu ku Ehe,. e-a -,
rag. >" 'e'' ~
Trader. ka7k&ees. ~ u n, drainage me-
J Ate.xu 'e. L. ckn"tt, s.fs bu wEssi s.t- hr nm
Kork Kun. No'I.s. 4a1 tu ccrn "'
T''rtfand .:CITls, A:t6 tu corr
MA'tner. MorrA ~ hu c1.rn.
L~ctpoIt, Lrckpot. 4i0U b. c ru
E!Atet- Noskaf, 4t40 bu crs- II brts mr.
Br ~n Lockout. Sic. ;. rubbs .toae. 10 r din,
Mons. >' =" = ; o'1u'
Ntcue- A'hen.. 80 = ruL1ie 4ore.
Adelll. Jnllct :0U bu Gat. = 1A04 eteoe'
VII Eaa Wing. La s.le. aGs& hu whe4
Geo b lth otaE.. aus bue m. l3i bn Rye.
E-mt AAntatts4 tu corn. l7al b, whe.t s bu n,,s
4nnbodt, Johtt, 0 Lu nheat, l300 tn xo4n w e-Ns
CLEARED. ,Anr. II,
noason, Loetpnyt. s bril- vinegar.
H.smnn, Lasal'e, 77.s3 II lunser. 34el # eldnR
;MIeirdI;m " r MtE'!s. y tsl: sal hr's a}p!e..
J Alexander, lpekpor, nckt '~S ~s A'se''
htecue. Aihena Light
Col SteaInh, Afhtns, Light.
, 1860-08-20

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1s.--Last righ: at o'clcck
Chas X Brown, United States Commissioner,
r4s stot dead hy George j. C1tdwel, Of the
tirm OF Alfred Wood Co. For several mouths
past bad feeling has existed between the parties
iu regard to I'll: adjustment Of leg,. claim.
Brown called ut CaIdwell's house last hight.
forced his way into Ca'd*cll's p1isu.e chau,her,
when s:uflla ensued. aud Caldwell shot l.rown
through the body. lie i,nme edialely surrender.
ed himself to the authorities.
!. C1SclSSATI. aug. 1s.-The Coron=r's jury in
dict tais a:&e' noan that death WIS caused by 8
pistol shot fired by Geo. !. Caldwell IN self de-
fense. Caldwell was discharged.
, 1860-08-20

NEW YoEk, Aug. 1s,-A dispatch to The Ntr-
old states that it IS announced in Washington
that Douglas and johnson will continue on tho
stump uut,l the election. the foruae: South sud
West, aud the latter East as far as Maine.
D,uxsas speaks 1T Norfolk, Va. Friday next.
Ex.Gov. Aorchead. Of ky., are coming north or
Il s:umpiug tour.
Wm. G. Lambert, jr.. ard VIM. II, Pcrlcy are
under asrcat on a charge OF arson n setting fire
to liquor store on Broad"ay. VITA. G. Lam
bert Was ba.led by his father in $4,000.
Tee Nera d his adrices from Honduras, m.
nouucing that Gan. Walker has gone to SWIM
Island. The schooner Clifton and cargo, part
Of his expedition, had been sez ID by the british
authorities at Belize. Walker il reported pre-
pairing for descent upon Cos'a Kic4 OF NicAra-
qua. Yellow feser Was terribly fatal at Uellze.
, 1860-08-20

KHEC3tU, ztuP. II, 15GV.
To TIE 1IoS. MAroE, COMMON Corxc,L, AND
OruEas:
Gtntttmfa Your lattering request for MI
Cadets aho participated in the excursion lust
concluded. has been tub:nittt to the Compuuy 5,
aud it was resolved TINT, in response 10 'his m
r'atlon, Tue Company should drill at the W:g-
wan, Tuesday evening, Aug, 2ls:.
With many thanks tnr the kind feelings man.
i!ested in THIS matter, have tho bonor 10 be
Your cbt sery't,
f.. f. Eiiswonru. Cam Ca,1ets
, 1860-08-20

BY TELEoOArH1 HufrA1o, Aug.st ls-6r.x.
FIurR-QnIct and ups shangei
GAA'S-Mheat al. Ahl.k 6fO1 bu nd w;,:er ot Al NJ
Corn dull >ues, $500 tu It ~. O,i,cF a:c,e, dr
asd min j.
CANAL FEE'nHys-T n-hapEeG,
LAKE lAroE1s-i5 rls -four, 81 90 lu Wheat 20 0CG
cor1. ls,uui oats
No return fFutu caua! Office.
, 1860-08-20

HUFFAL@, suZut 16-Cteared, prop. Ch.c1g,, Ce!!Ius
Chi. ago: scAr. Matt Root, sr,a At. d.
USWEG', Angus. 16.-Arrir. 4. schr u. lrotc Il. clcr
Chicago Clear i, sehr T:tat Robc17.op Chicago; ~ r.
Nelson, F4tte1, DO.
CLEVELAND, August 16-C"lrareJ. sc1rs. Eli Bates
D4sI- on, chicago: Il. tsel! l'ast, Thompson. 90.
, 1860-08-20

Er-t3th-Schr. T. E.tlar!nc.
lows-Prop CITY OF Md sen, oshawa, Tnrng Amerl.
ca; .. Sotihunt~1l md. !. srhrs Harriet is En-.
AtAwatha Melrese, It. Andrs J. Eav7ga, l.. i.
l.a.rn, Z. Tro:ItdRc J. +. Ki ,rd. otc, .Ls, Ara.
)Aar iA.hA, utcita Ct Gnc.s Tom, Joserh Ctchane
1fGluols.
, 1860-08-20
MARIN E JOURNAL,
FORT OF CHICAGO,

Aur1r,n .,~..,c
Nt'A' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS io'
sttnY Gaxe,le, fu!t:n. MnHauke e.. sundhs.
IT,. Is .rt~r, bruwn. st JosrpA ~ ra.,oad s!es IS
Prof, Z Ns.1.. Il: ersn. it,'s saul1e. 10 m lumber
IT, Dseo'ai ca-c. lutf 10. lion, 1,0 b1ls
~. ~ d, .n,.las.e.. l lut utdr1es.
Prop Mhntt II hh - Jos-i h. 1000 railroad tttK
30 br- thur, Iu tunA fect, lou Ii tr fish, IL bis
PEI, 3UU hn fruit
Brig " Ttea'. Butn+. buHA'o. e01 N luubc'.
LII. Gunner c, Lock DttfOf. HIGHT.
Hthr fa"r:snu, Lee, Mahlstee, to lun.br, Is 81
timber
Sch' kpesr furps. Musk Eob, 100 N lum5:r.
ScrE 81 Mays. D.unt,l. Grand Ea7. ~ III !u:Llcs
Seir Jup Ter. ltltuI. + -fla!0. fikh'-
&C n hftiwlnt. 1.etE', a:enlers lie Vi eds wnod.
ScLr Grey Eagle. ftrit:, kchEha lgt.
>tLr J FOntes: Smlt1, l:teE Eistf. sa M saws,
sclr rom Is, Fusinf Ira ID ll4vtns 49, IN 1In'er
scas L hu't* d. lEfe;r~h, fott Hs-hnE'on- IL cds
WOO.
sshr y ): Hot Iolat aaub!e, - tds th!a bots 10 n
. ~ bes- W. t.
sn1 Aaan IHl. NAnnsiu H1A"le Aies c" Ia us''S
pef; % Gu, "o' ~, J. " Ao'l'S. a., -
sens i bLes h-Gnia' Gs- Nv y Aekon, 'o !" 'oaoss-
'e in,tt.. ~ ~ : a. " ~: an~, ~ " F,s' " '
Sclr Htlen ket, P..s love- ~ cI- ha:k. IS els
~"A.
sclr sulleslanj Scova M Ioke:h, LOS rS!l:o d tes
schs Ju>e?hue Urrsde FItucEAu, It JusePA. % r!s
VOID.
CLEARED. ...........-..A .AuEu:t 1e.
, 1860-08-20

1T TELEGEAF1E.I

HE TELkGEAFM.l MILWAUKEE, LEE. 10.
FTnya - q liet and Dr. 1p!nr,
GxA1N-s. ll::4t downward, ndeLcy. No. selling at Sc
e1tta llu.' i. RJc drl,ye e1.
EEcEiPrs-j b5l. 4 u II 033 buwhe-t.
eNIrIxa1s-I,3l. II !. arur.
, 1860-08-20
Dr.. Blacks

Statement in The Cincinnati Mede4. Jeu,ns OF ~ t.ssa.
pcut'c pro5esses. he tass:
s,: nka IL o:e o!she valuable a,tc..;ves ln,wa
Wkea taken do.es ais bp'u :. IN Eme,ic sul
Cahastic. These, p,rh'ps a,tc!e k.own arsu
able ;haa tbs in :sutu. 81: hills. Lsrcct. T. AL al OF
the lons Slla dist aes other tnestr7.
telab:t RI lie sSs en-. AtseE kvi1 sar ta In
ri forns Of ctsea Ian eenv!7ctI n sa'al.tr
sre, i La. superior In ,hr N..-st. u ia., th.,e
tie al. nearly a ef IL. repuss tra'lv.s of tie re-:
s1te :faer.. Metlca In OF tic natt 1oat:.
set ttha huc,a.ty Ia heir to- Lave fo laA .lat the
sIuLlSG1A Possesses safailve ,oee1s In n Il 81
erdexree than ANYTHING Else Lave verified Since L.:
Mare. have treated about .s;rtrf.e cas.s IT sy,Llir
without Sin c ast whca the pa,;set s,v III. aa5hsng
Ike afasst4l some Of Them were the y OSl sn-
asca5le, a-d all Of Ih.m y:eel I" y ,gta,n n In from
TWO 10 Fix WEEKS. In ssat u.4 y,:.ty II tie c-..
tn, STLCr VF stlLLlNCrA Vas III. a,lr ,1ttsn.l
rcne.T aei. 1h-v* a.so curtd t.sre,ate Of
1oa: ttard:ng LetonLra t.f,er Ila ,veal Of ers
bst s.it:cs fo:th:t disease w,hors .,ay t~na, viii
the SYRCP OF sTlLL1SGlA AL.oKE hat. tried
It IN Sctsfull with happe,: Results .r Vi Tie suffer.
ess vss little f. Size vety bid. Tic :iaa.s on
beth .des Of her neck b: NJ very mich ep3ar .t and .so
Of the 81rds e front Of her ex vas very much
sso.en and il t4ued this u:eeseI euls .eae4 Gu
ttr the lid Of coup1uat Syrup Of S.lui With
int other se4t- eat Dur:rg t.e eaY 7a1t ofia tall
WIS c.ltd to prescribe fur Two ek:d:en vhn lat fer
50 lie Tine lad sea!g erIG-n Of tie skin, wE. le
Ing syza:cd tcrathsd. would run into IL doe1t se.es
Thsy eEtcu,!1: cured.-cuc oftf.eas u ONE WEAK
ast Tie other loon alter"
, 1860-08-20

NEEr1S0 OF Nssr SIDE Rkslo1Srs.-The citi-
zsns Of The West Division barring a3v in,e1e.t
IN tbs use Of West Van Buren stress, are re-
2o.h inst, a. II o'clock, at the corner Of Van
Buren and Canal streets, for tbs purpose Of
taking measures to induce tho Common Coun.
Gil to include Van Duren st1eet in, and to be
protected by. ths provisions Of the ordinance
now pending before that body, for u temporary
iaon streets.