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D C. HOFF, Dealer in Dry Goods.
l. Groceries. Provisions, &C.. n. f. cor
of Union and Bridge SITS, Lambertyille. Pro
duce taken in exchange for Goods II
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ID $. DALEY, Dealer III Dry Goods,
4 Groceries, Notions, Be, Pleasant Run
A choice lot of Goods always on hand, and sold
low, for cash or produce HI
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The man who took q walk the 9th
Or day, has brought it back again,
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COUNSELLER IN BUSINESS.
BY FRANK CROSRy


COUNSELLER IN BUSINESS.
BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
Il Tells YoH How to draw up PARrNERsnIP
PAPERS and gives general forms
for Agreements Of all kinds, Bills
OF Sale, Leases and Petitions
Il Tells Tou How to draw up Bonds and Arortg
ages, Afidavits Powers of Al
torney, Notes and Bills of Tx
change, Receipts and Releases,
u Tells Hou The Laws for the collection of
Debts, with the Statues of Limi-
taton, and amount and kind Os
property Exempt from Execution
ia every State.
IL Tells You How to make an Assignment
properly with forms for Compost
tien with Creditors, and the In
solvent Laws Of every State.
Il Tslls You The legal rel !. lions existing IL
tween Guardian and Ward, Mas
ter and Apprentice, and Land
lord and Tenant.
H IeHS Ion What constitutes Libel and Star
der, and the Law as to Marriage
Dover, the Wifes Right in Prop
erty, Divorce and Alimony.
u Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State, and the Naturaliza-
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how to comply with the same
II Tells Ion The Law concerning Pensions.
and how to obtain one, and the
Presumption Laws to Public
Lands.
1t 1eHs los The Law for PStents with mode
Of procedure in obtaining one
with Interferenees Assignments
and Table of Fees.
IL Tells foH How to make your iii and how
to Administer on an Estate with
the law and the requirements
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IL Tets Koa The meaning Of Law Terms in
general use, and explains to you
the Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial Powers of both the Gen
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1t Tells Ion How TO KEEP our or Law, by
showing how to 90 your business
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~ Of property, and vexatious liti-
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EVERY MAN OF BUSINESS, and EVERYBODY, in
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$1,000 "A YEAR s %as.
BY enterprising men everywhere, in selling che
above work, as our inducements to al such are
very liberal
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r WILLIAMSON, Upper store, Rim
~ goes. A general assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries Flour, Notions, and all articles usual
ly foun in a country store for cash or produce.
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EDW ARD HUNT
ROBERT HUNT.

Sandy Ridge, Nov p, 1872 t.
10 The balance Of the Personal Property,
such as grain in the ground, &C., will be sold
on the same day.
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PROFESSIONS.

DR. A. IRONS, Homeopathic FTlysi-
~ clan. Office and residence, Deleyan ST., at
the North end of Union ST., Lambertyille.
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In court, witness speaking in a
very harsh and loud voice, the lawyer
employed on the other side, exclaimed:
Fellow why dost thou bark so furious
VI
Because" says the rustic, " 7 think
/ see . thief y
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
The Family Doctor
coyT ttSISG

SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OF
TIMED. FOR TIE CURE or
DISEASE IN I'D FORMS
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$1,000 A YEAR s ns'

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above work, as our inducements 10 all such are
very liberal.
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, 1860-06-11

WASHINGTON. June s.-Major General Jespp
was struck with paraly sis this morning, aud to.
night there is no prospect Of his recovery.
The practice ship Plymouth, with Tue second
and fourth class OF acting midshipmen viii
leave Annapolis the first Of next week for
Cadiz. Fayal. Gibraltar aud Madeira, and re-
turn in about three mouths. Capt, Carew will
command.
Jno. Reeves, Naval Architect and late Chief
Constructor at the Naval Arsenal, Constants
nople, filed to-day before the Committee Of
against Jno. =. Brown, Secretary Of Legation
Al Constantinople. The charges are Of robbery.
attempting assassination. falss imprisonment,
conn'sing with others to deprive Reeves Of bis
office under the Turkish Government and secure
it for IN Engtishmau, aud several others Of
equally serious character.
Mr. Reeves asks in his petition that inrestira.
tion be made into these charges ~ they are
susceptible of the clease.t proof. Mr. Brown
was acting as Charge d'Atfa,fs At the time The
offences were committel.
, 1860-06-11
.Fiua,.{ial anD GrQnlulercial.


SA1rRpAf EyHx.He, June .. 1a6o
There was better demand 1or Eastern Ex-
change to day, and the market was considerably
trmes. The banks were selling at previous
rates, II per cent. premium, but 1t@ls per
cent, was paid on the street. This upward ten
dcncy in exchange has been without doubt caus-
ed by the light shipments Of produce this week
=. compared With last. Currency is abundant,
aud rites Of discount unchanged.
TeRnE HATE AND A1roS Boxps.-The N. r.
Courier and Enquirer Of Thursday contains the
following:
The holders of Second Mortgage Bonds Of tue
Tcrre llautc. and Alton Railroad, and Of The
belleville and illinois Town Ra,lrcad, who have
signed tue bondholders argament for r.. organ
cub c-tp'lon IN full, on or before tho 10Th OF
june next. -
Ssw YORK AoSE1 MAnkrr.-Thp Nor York
Iaieptnd4at Of the 7th says: ill.,
The money market still tends 10 incfeased
sunerabundance. The ndviccs from London are
that the Bank Of England has lowered ita rate
from IT 10 4 q cent This will render our
foreign exchange brokers less anxious TO sell
exchange except ut full rates. ns money is again
sMper4bundant in the London money maJkei.-
Wheat has however risen considerably in the
49," na1heA WILD eoltch ii heavy. Tbr
Disturbances in Italy hare not ret made any
annression on the money ma'ket.
Walt street il very dull. Tie banks and cap
1talstr, with The bill brokers, find little nercan-
Tile paper offering, md money can only be p1a ed
out on cail to limited extent The rates are
A. 10 = cent. for loans strictly on call, aud S
to 7 ccut. on time.
Discount "a les are
:. sto* nsl,h., prIme naroes. .."........s
=. htsS .......,....6 to >.
SecoA ic:a*s rataes, 4rduE to date.....6 to :.
The erea: case Of the market, however, does
not lead 10 any speculation, 50 that We expect
much lower rates to prevail. We should not be
surprised 10 SEC u minimum OF per cent.
reached during &he summer for call loans,
, 1860-06-11
Correspondents ofshe n. 7. Ts,bunel
A White Girl Stolen and Reduced to

0A1tEI$s
HA1ExxA% Douptan Co., Z. r, M.y -, l9ep
ons OF those outrageous occurrences that dis
grace humanity, occurred at St. Joaeph, No., On
the 10th inst. The facts in the caye art these
Miss Mary Jane Robinson, an orphan girl about
e'9h.een or twenty years of ARe, light auburn
halr, light blue eyes. light, fair complexion, has
P Peen lislng q the Belmont House, in Belmont,
1ott nansas aeFtor, for the last ten months doing
VOTE az Tree white servant girl. On the l2th
INST, with portion: Of her hard earnings, she
crossed the ferry 10 St. Joseph to do some
naalng. Soon after landing ahe was watched
oy TWO men who knew her, aud who had often
seen nef Al belmont. They went before IN off,
eno belonged to one Mr. Trott Of Lexington,
no: warrant was issued, but the officer, at er
seeing and talking with Mary, was convinced
mat sue was not a slave, and refused to make
me arrest; The Marshal was then sent for, who
performed the huniliating mud degrading act,
anu ane was lodged in jail. Mr. Trott Was tele-
gtapnea 10 and came on. aud claimed that she
Was slave, and belonged to tho estate Of QUO
NJ. counsellor Of Lex1Dgton. Mo., of which be
Has admtnfstrator. He then paid Messrs. Tools
Ano Evlns Tor their Services, and, without trial,
sase ihe affidavit OF these two men. be started
with per for the interior of the land of whips
Ia ansWeF to inquiries made of her respecting
Der parents, she stated that she was born in The
otate OF kentucky; that her parents died when
ane was quite young, that she lived with her
sister unt.l she vas nine years old; aud was then
sent to the State Of Illinois 10 live with her
brother and aunt; that with them she went to
st. Lou s. Mo-, aud remained there until the
spring Of 1883, when her brother, fearing that
she would marry young man whom he disap.
proved, gave her msney aud sent her to St. Jo.
seph. No, where she lived several months prior
to going to Belmont. She said she had received
letters from her brother, informing her that be
started to California this spring.
Those Who we're acquainted with her say that
abe was industrious. intelligent. and respected
suspect that there was drop Of African blood
io her veins. The probability il that she is
free white girl, and that the men who swore she
was slave are perjured kidnappers.
o. B. g.
, 1860-06-11

Threatened Violence to mr. Sumner.
WASHINGTON, Juae 9.-Many rumors Of an
extravsgant character prevail IL 10 Mr. Sum.
ner. 1sappears that early last night an indi.
sidusl representing himself rs from Virgins,
called At his room and imperiously demanded
an explanation Of certain parts Of his recent
speech. Mr. Sumner gave him no satisfaction
and ordered him to depart, which he did with
threats.
At u subsequent hony three others called.
L3lting in the passage apd sent Up word Thai
~ished TO see him aione. Tnev refused
the. '"~ II enter his room, where Mr.
the lnsitae'~- ~~dsa tr friends. and lett,
sumner was surrot- ~"a by the servant,
aena,ng threatening mesA-. :" as.-plt
tUhh lucy HOul0 come With a fOrrA -
hin.. at 10 o'clock this morning, when Mr. mt.
ner.s Is friends were again present, in view Of
Some Of them accompanied him from his re..
idence to the Senate chamber, today. anna.
hensiye Of personal violence. They are defer
mioed n to exercise watehfulness and precaution.
The attention Of the Chief Of police has been
called to the subject. VEGA
, 1860-06-11
BY TELEGRAPH.


NAsExo1ex, Jsoe .,
sESA1E.--The bill to settle private land cis,ns
Of ~ Gai'orn'a or was taken up and passed.
The bill providing for the puuisbm ent ,f Ns-
ehals aod Deputy Murshais Of The Un;,ed Stata.
sud passed. ~"Ae0 W
a oil! was passed providing for the punish.
ment Of United States Marshals aud denuties
for permitting tbs escape Of prisoners IL their
custody, as vas also the bill amending the act
United States to Uregon.
Ar. WILSON presented the petition of Wash
laEton Goft. praying that the Postmaster Gen
eral be authorized to contract with hin and as.
eoclates for carrying the mail between San
ftanc'sco and Japan, in frat class sailing ves-
sells and steamers.
Mr. Slidell made an unsuccessful effort to call
up the report Of the select committee on print
ing abuses
The Army Appropriation bill YVES taken up.
l. long debate ensued On the amendment for
paying interest to the States for money I'D
vanced to the General Government for military
purposes, which was finally rejected-ayes e,
nays 20.
Mr. Dixon moved to amend by adding an cd.
ditions! section increasing the amount nov al.
lowed by law for distributing arms and military
equipments among the militia Of the United
States, to SCI. 900 per annum.
Mr. Grimes moved to amend the amendment
ns follows: That arms be distributed accord
ing to the number Of free white citizens in the
different Ssates, as shown By the census Of 1860.
Rejected.
lr. Wilson moved to amend the amendment
By providing that oue.balf the arms now on
hand be distributed. Rejected
provided that the arms 50 distributed shall be
manufactured by the United States. Agreen to.
Tue amendment us amended was then yotsd
down and the bill passed.
, 1860-06-11

| BALTIMORE, June S.-This afternoon the En-.
baasy diued with The Mayor and members d
the City Council, ut the Gilmore House. After.
! wards they took their Gtation on the portico, to
witness the operations Of the paid fire depart,
ment and the tire aiarm telegraph.
An alarm boz was placed on the portico, and
| after being explained to the Ambassadors. IN
! alarm was communicated through the city. and
in few moments the entire department, With
| their steam fire engines and hook aud ladder
tions. Numerous streams Of water were thrown
| to great height, which seemed greatly to as
| tonish aud interest the visitors, who made many
inquiries concerning the novel exhibition.
The Vice. Governor Of the Embassy explained
officially the high qualification Of the Ambassa-
| dors.
Their reception thus fur seems to hare ciycn
ments having been carried out in manner re-
necting much credit on the Judgment and good
taste OF those having it in charge.
Tonight there was grand display Of fire.
works in front OF the hotel, and the tarong Of
people was immense.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-The Japanese passed
down Baltimore street to the depot at 10'oo'clock
this morning ea route to Philadelphia. They
rode IN open barouches, md were escorted by
tho military companies and large police force.
The streets we're lhronged with spectators The
Japanese gracefully and smiliog|y wared adieus
in response to the waving Of handkerchiefs BY
the ladies'.
Subsequently,, the Ambassadors expressed to
Mayor Swan and the COMMITTEE of Arrange
ments the delight and qualification they expert
enced at their splendid reception.
The special trim, handsomely decorated, left
at half.pa ten A. H.. amid the most tremen-
dous cheering from the vast concourse of peo~
pie, who blocked UP all the avenues abd streets
in the vicinity.
At PHILADELPHIA.
Palt4DELpu1A, June 9.-The cit5 is astir with
which is 10 be q magnificent affair. all tie
public and many private buildings On The route
through which tue reception is to pass, are gai1y
1SSt"".ed -sta ff,a fags IF Niphoa and An,er;ca
The streets present gala Appearance
, 1860-06-11

NEW 0R1zAss, June 9.-The schooner Rid
Fog from Ta1npieo. The 9Th. has arrived. Urao.
bad been captured, and Guadalsj.ra aiterwa1d.
f;ssn i;ks1,,y by Gen: NV, Wool. completely routing ID.
zulosga had escaped from Mirsmon asd ies. g..
clared himself President. '>'0 oe'
The eDouglasCouvention at D ld,onvi1,e xs .
represented By 100 from 81 parishea, The cnns ~
Tention resolved to abide by The Dal,;mors
COMMISSIONS, The delegates appointed to A.
tsne me ba!t.more Convention go instructed,
were tho ruling spirits Of the Convention.
, 1860-06-11

900 Bags RIO and JAMAICA
OUO OoFSEE for asle bv
PAka0As. pITKN HANKEY.
, 1860-06-11

THE Exia C,acokp.-The Det.on Tribune kavs tlat the
tus Of Mcknsht ak.!n'tthe brig Concord, damages
anscd 70 he propeller Cen sea,on Of collision
papes. Gait. Jones vas killed By o. s. Deputy Marsha
out the decree of condemnation was made abtoute Ind
the vessel 70 be sold 1t auctipn The sh Inst
S1ut Ste. Marie.
GRNn.1oApEp TKasuA.-Slx Erain.oaded ress.l. from
a3ovc PASSED down dAy hAE In the sekreEat f9
tu tusnts Of E1s!o Two Or thfte Of tha
ts!osl lh the river below, owing to strong he,O wind
t3olt Tftune, t1h.
AoaorSo-Tfe tug Dispatch lies hard aground en- the
FMa. Tue pm peIer etockmau attempted to ct her CT
hut was uuanle 10 approach enough In render her
assistance. in consequence offow wa,ei.-i1b!d.
IK The schoouef y. n. Merritt with CARO- Of st.rca
walnut &c hnund for Europe parsed Gown todsy in
OF Tie tug Gill hetden-l1bI1. ." -"
, 1860-06-11
Daily ReYiew Of Chicago Market.

EA-rrokx Eyxxrse. Junes.
,-rr1ourc r,~-, 1>ron po+n,nar ,,h.at u r,rf1a,o
.,h- f,1.n x-bea, n E,nzt,, u s,c. ecb- Mar,
-h.., y, t,r.,,,te..
r. or1p p...,,.s, aos .A,.. .,,...a , o.,.., Nav.
ket du s,,e. x,s,. I'M ~. nv snr,n, t,r At $500
d., o. hN, . n,,,-,,.w 49,. .x N r.,
WHEAT =. ~ -. .s,.,.a - ,.n,, 1,,r
l.. ,1.1... r, ''e| ~ ff sr -: -
tor. m y, ~. =, ~ ~ ~ 10, =, az
In .1o-- ~, ~ :. =, - t., ~ n ,n ~ =, a, nc
+. -. ~ ~ w ~ s.'ee =" sso'e ~ ~ .ss
49,, o., ~ ~ w. ~ =. sA']s ~ sss's' .~s
, 1860-06-11

100 Hhds. n. o. SUGARS, Com
lVV rpon to CkoIc., N store aod for Esle ~
PARSONS, PkTkic d HAAkEY,
, 1860-06-11
New York Dry Goods Market.
{From fhs \. +, lpdenerd.nt .,h,

tFron fhs \. T. lndertldeu.. ,fh.o
Cspparatve stateneut Of tue Imports Of Fora;sn D,
1H:
-, Fett,e we.k: .s., 1s:ss 1ss: 1850.
Ts5esa ms:Es':.:. S".sol i iia.as 'sspss :ssoss
Ea.tfea i tht .1e7ssss. 47:eass 4.1.cls,
Thrown Market. ~ gd,N1 41:it46D {tS1ngio
3hs m,.t. y has become dal! r. considering th. lite
hut attozeter 1nE he pe@rbY trade pI;ces ntt Tihnt
chAnse fIE vii t4pe aud dnrabe stye4 VI sk ro d.
Ctashtep ere bury Ia Masking up Ie1 r3ate,tss IN
the fill E.de he c1pat Vt d5n est.e heavy cotan,
tdras and HhcrtinEs> IL nstive, atd The supujy nf
these Ed ID tarIY equal TO the demand The co.tnn
uknutkc eE. wtr hcvef 4? husy p1o.petpu. ia.
meso wtu.tns ~u tnsse from compe, iton with tnfeRn
but TIE tnul1s u czeron in pere tl.s heir MN
utAturss conseqaentY strung, a:d will doub{leAs II.
Nph. the euop!s Of IL kes be rpacr xres.xr
Fancy c4s i1etes r. in vnkue, p..tue tbs pyne
pas of ~ooeu houses Thtrs been no ttsiors
fxynests hare bten n .te with The Kseztest rrsuisrt.
and n ntnv easea aao paed. Ih,1 h4s been esoettsy
tne Cue with The auction houa WHERE paper haS ot been
mn - u al ~ lie principal housea u1eouutr
1nk Their own eic. IN keeninE tho taI ar iheir cuttc
M:rs Aruu. Mplu,nhs prevail rt2a.a 10 ihe cxtent of
ne f11r1lc 1he te4entsl etecLnr r. anal Il il ~
1lc1d vii! mnis4 ElfnetA Rhat viii xncd r,or.
ad eAsy 1ncF 1nafke.. t.uuut our.cres ~ ~
<athF shau &:ke trade eza BE- doao. i@nnrters hoe
er ahoul not eve extcosise secnd oFdeFs M ~ -h
any degfse of En4hntse would b tho hisht a. f1H
AodttAfion. gen14NEls ~ ~'N@"
, 1860-06-11

Drsraue,. Juno s:--The Mississippi :. tb;s
point is rising rapidly-6f fest clear, Ther-
mometsr 80.
BuRI1So7os, June 9.-W Gather cloudy: wind
northeast; thermometer 70. River ri.ino
, 1860-06-11

- u AeKnPefARCe.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 6.-The National n;vis.
ion Of the Sons Of Temperance Is now in ses, ~
I'on u lhis citY. Twenty three Divisions are
The Worthy Patriarch Of Crest Br;.ain ';.7s: !.
delegate. The attendance is large, aud the n se.. .
sion she most earnest eser held. It will cont;n.
la week - ~ eoatt3-
, 1860-06-11

GANDUSKY CEMENT AND
~ WA1xx Lrxx-The uuderdkned II cnrstzatly rseetv-
lug this Superior Cement warranted fsh. a1d eoer
Aa!e u .xuesnely low prices. THOMAS Hale,
1tfXlW No. 2 North Nta f..
, 1860-06-11

ST. CA7nA1tK1s June 6, H. M~Tho folov,nr x.,.e,.
raA I'd during thr last - ht nrx:- N
cr-k- Da t. Hope. Bay Queen. Condor Belle sht,dan
Gerrtt S1phh, Vermont,
Dowx-Lonisa- AarEaset Indiana. a. b. So,ris.
, 1860-06-11

Uy-Stmr lAco.: props Chicago I! inos: hrlc Gladsa
hr; rch1a GutIelma, I4nner, T. HAZE e. Emeu. @
powx-r.op. y AHap.ef =, Haf';aeton; hut Daasbe
Cloud Btrmuta Bake ttar Of Hope, t. t. Cal eh. Stnr
IhorAnn- ork Stat~. Racer, WlnEs Of The Nnfnnc ~
Il. II. Merritt, SUNSHINE y
, 1860-06-11
VENTILATING
r E + RIGER ATORS.

Every candid physician will ssy that 1t teAst one.ha OF
the present scknes: ALd prrrentabe and IL
ptnouccd ~ Avioaon Of Tho Ar hfea tbs food We
ea No tnteli:ent Te1son excusabe using IN their
family ~hco Is not properly ventilated. when
sickness.
We haze The testimony ct the most eminent physicians
Ia tae county who Ats row u%nE thf lnsh,P hefeesA
&3kle pf the kind now IL use
, 1860-06-11

NEW YoRK, June 9.-The steamship Glasgow
sailed to-day for Liverpool, with 2l7 passeueer1
aud 44l4, 800 in specie.
, 1860-06-11

sA7uznAx Esxx1so, June 9Th. 1867.
The following are the receipts and shipments
10. the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-06-11

gIEvELANp. ,ans 7-cleased. schr Arctic, Carpenter
Ch, -"I.O. sune Arrived prop Issc3ue Brett Che.
81, hs Asset. Thon N. do c.nof, Henderson,
70 70 tcass " ~ -ns. Hathaway, do brig Il. N St1n
dxr:, brown, DO, --,h 1,tt.,. p4.... <,,..
~ .rh9 r1 yu1S ;-Asnseo b fAmpbtll uancne
10.
, 1860-06-11

Oval GILT FRAxks. Those wishing gilt
Frames for Portraits, Photographs, or Ambro-
type Pictures, will do we'll to cali nj G. II. Hsr.
Veys, No. III Lake street, aa he has the largest
stock and best assortment in the city, at the
lowest possible rates.
jell-3t G. n. HARVEY.
, 1860-06-11
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. June ..
Prop ~ State Brosn ogdensbursh IS tons mdze, leo
From sS s,s g.. BE-. chi as T. m hbd
9s @sasses :eo pkEs ifon e's kegs nails 1el hssr.n,
Prop Fo'onsc Gebhsrd s4 sores 1:ao pigs hardware,
100 h. malt 'qn ga. asf & a. * shetse i
5Ss hsds nols.se:. cdl.% % ison. . Is brs To- 8
Rs i s;ss; s:5Sss 1See L.: IsSss: sase,
big A!uutsots, Ransom. Aenomnce 10 !uInbxr 80 N
ss Sse sss ssaas Gsts; o1ss: ns s ,sSs "
sehs Gardner, chldi Pensusee. ei9 n lumber, 20
s.: ST. 15 o: sss sMsssef:s . sas; ss's
shr & eG0!a?S sto r. It, IS m lumber
. q q eds 1saa
s.; Hs! ws;sa y ssS g; s st ,h
sstt HsssE South As::n % . d. 1ooa ''1n'e'
a1 ;,ss a.@.a s'dasa S's1s4aa 20 sss: Goa. 10
sa4F Abtsai. oconnor. Pier Cove 50 eorcs Wood, 50 u
sshr Marvin. Baker, Grand 1ravens Day, s, card.
ss1 @ 1:.n l:,us ns Hall Hasvn: % 70. ,;c ,;7-s: r. ,
a*rI ie
schr Knciue, BROWN GIeta Lay 1s1 lumber oo cedar
n,c.,.n. s,.,. unG;a G5EAKED; 81 Juneo.
!oob1s h'Eh* Ines: 80 kska brttes, ito hides.
nlFt L. q. L. ttutht. :hiE,.
H.rk tieean Wave. 1ng1ah4n, 0swreo 13S4s bu corn.
Bark G:ace Greenwood. sfaIk, UuRAo, 1900 bu coru
1s.S00 II walnut lumber.
Brig Fanny Gs1dut1. sullivan, Tcnsaukee,
Brig MtthA1ic, 6'ewAft, Buffalo
Brig tieitenstiD, Abbey, Cir. en- Bar.
big 9. J. uutcntno o., Williams, Green Bay
srig ). F. G41t McGew. 0conto.
ss7g itxrid Norris ke1r. Buf4io. if.te3 bu corn.
Brg Severn. Gseeu DsweSo, 20 q36 ID cats
sch1 Alba'ro IL e, Gre-n Bay.
&c Cur ew, Te1selef. nahm,,
Sc!,r Uctavia Johuson, t:entrevlle.
Schr GtpteE, Ja1ne On, Muskegan
Sctr Ut adnauKht, npgGett, 0swegn.
scar Meridian. NoonouKh, 0s~ekH, 1, ,9lS bu Corn,
schr Magic MeSannara- Grind Haven.
schI udn, Walton. Muskcgon.
Scfar Asht etua, Hammer, Grand Haven,
schf z7aock fa1 Mckay. Buf4lo. ttoo bu oats 10 I,
lumber.
schr Hero. Bouek South Haven.
Schs y s4oyeI. uoxhettY. Au.kcenn.
Nrir u WuEaMs. Enzkranxef. ~eEn, II t2s bu CON-
SchE Lively. Stearua, 0swext Il, 500 BIZ wlgal
scts St Mary. Bennett, Green bay.
schF = Hoey. Hays Oawsgo 1000 bu wheat
tchr Mount Eaxle, Wilson, OsweEo, 1850 bu what
schr E Bae., uavdssn. bud4lo H. 0o5 bu coin 81 IN Of
lumber
Sch. Orc Ste. ! u+cte, osx.go y go bu wheat,
schr tub. Hez1Man BndAo, sss bu corn. 81 tons pig
Shr Exl.us, Stone Port Co,oo,ne, 1S {a3 bu vraeat
Shr o.t1ica, Pratt, Kingston Is 900 bu wheat.
sloup Traveller, JohEton Fort Ulo.
, 1860-06-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

u Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street.
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit tha
times.
hoT1cE.-About the first day of March last I
gnEe s. G.. Chilais letter Of Recommendation
he having been in my employ some mouths.
Subsequent events have transpired together
with the use made Of this letter to obtain mou-
ey, which compels me to warn all persous from
transacting business With him on my account.
OF based upon my recommendation.
1e11at E. H. LANSING, Rockford, Illinois.