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bsea bsnshttsd By naing Dr. sanita's Else-
tile Oil. n. r. sROoR, p. nj.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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, 1860-05-21

.,EDFUifD. MEREDITH d CO.,
Csmm!s5uH Merchants. No. 3l9 spuh r Ae. stsset,
Chicago give th4 attention tn the pu1chAee and
s4e al Faur, ta;n aLd e1ds Ct 1oIuce. stock Ac.
Liberal sty.nex+ :!.aGs canAknneEts Agents s"r KIN
ir:st ,,uyn .:a Refer 10 L. l. Ta1nau W.,
t.t.eaxn, Ellis, scA pin < Co., Clsr.1catf. h.s1T
, 1860-05-21

Schooner Actiyc Tc Grand Haven 80 cords pine slabs
schooner Hero, Dousch South Hayen. q cords wood.
Schooner TevRpa Keyntlda, e%uth aaven, ID cords Of
wood 10 n lumber.
Schooner Gem lnouck Dl.ck Creek, Is m lumber.
Schooner henry Morton, Osaber1J, dfA1d h1E, 90 N Of
lumber.
Schooner Ce1e 0ordo. Abraham. Vol Rver. soo railroad
tic1.
rrupser Akron Burnett oE1en1buEk 100 tons ,ndz 8B
tons marble, 80 bbls beer. II y do.
PYprel ex Tonawaada. Palmer Buffalo, II baEa eonse Is
ubds m0axacs 80 cks OIL 50 tnns lrun, lU0 t,xes tn
10 pkE7 Runi,e4, 30 hhts suE IS bag. c,n-e 70
tonk lron. ~ pkEs euhtrlet 81 krsa mil 14Y boxes
ta.s, l44 b~ss irol ls3 I'D CO, 6as NJ g mtr-
CLEARED. t9,
StM1 Cotnet Morgan. GRIND Haveu s tpus 1udae bbs
whisky, ! bhl oil, TO hARs corn.
Prop Alegllny, Buyinxtnn Grand Traversa.
Prop l1itauurKb Beckwoh Uualo, 5000 bush corn, st7
]: aour 80 do. 100 hbl' glue leo bags seed 70 tons
Brig ltol.e1t Burns Mccune, Green Bay.
Schr Henderson, Miller, GRIND Haven.
Echs Characs nihbA1d. lngersat, Port Washington.
Schr Ely Gray, jakway. st Jo+eph.
Schr ohoyes. Douxheny, Muskekon,
Schr Illinois, Bu'ke, Grand Haven.
Schr Arht.bua. Hammer, Graod Haven.
Hchf Blue Del, Hall do,
schr Imperial. B1aIt, Buffalo. 1900 bn corn.
schf Spced, Young. Muskegnn.
Sehs Tduuph. Smith, Awauksa.
Sclr MARI, Ep.a't, Grand Haven.
schr Active, F.rest. do.
Schr Anule Tnuirae johnson, MuskeKon.
Schr Wp1 5 Ntrbon. Kppt. Buffalo, 1890 bu corr.
, 1860-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 1e.-Ths Reciprocity
Treaty will probably b brought to inc as.Sn. n.
tion Of thu louss next week. It II sa1o tns'
tho President and Secretary OF tho lressory'
together with 4 number Of members Of oons
gress, are opposed to it. While it il charg-
ed that Canada has violated the spirit oil the
treaty, no somplalnt il made Of the other bs1-
tiah Colonies. who are equally With Caoaua par
ties to the arrangement.
Ths spacious rssidsnce Of Gen. Cas- tonight
presented truly brilliant scene, the ocea-
sion being an entertainment to the !apane!e
Embassy- Among tho gay and fashionable
throng wers ths Army and Navy officers
in sostums, members Of CongEess, Foreign
Ministers and their attaches, togathes with
hundreds Of ladiss atrayed in rich and splendid
costumes, displaying the cho!eestot ao1ai beau,
ties. Tho band Of music addsd to the general
delight Of tho distinguished visitors.
About twelre in number were more fashion,
able than those who preceded them, and there
fore did not arrive until 10 O'Clock. On their
entrance into the parlors, all eyes Were natu'
rally directed towards them. They wers, in
comparison with thu dresses which they wore
on the day they we're presented to the Prssl,
dent, plainly 4ttirsd. They carried with them
however, their swords and other distinctions o1
office, but wore no head drsssss. They were
close observers Of the scene, while their distin
guished entertainer WAS assiduous in his atten
tions. As. heretofore, they were accompanied
By the Naval Commi. sion and Mr. Portman, tht
interpreter. Notwithstanding their accustomed
gravity, they appeared delighted with the bril-
liant scene, but, Is herstoio1e, abstained from
familiarity with the ladies, to do them honor
The festivities were prolonged to q late hour.
, 1860-05-21
GAM AIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
9HL
Great Presidential Campaign

Republicans, you have now selected your
candidates tor tho Campaign Of 1850. ABR4-
FAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads the column Of
the Friends Of Freedom. During the AK
1oonths that are before US the PRAss AND TRt-
uUsg will labor inssasantly for hia election.
From cur standpoint, in his OWE State, We
shall be able to preaent facts and incidents
which, it il believed, will be Of essential ser-
yioe in the great contest all over the United
States. We beg 1aave, therefore, to suggest
10 the Dslegatea and all the Republicans now
in the city, thst they order copies for their re-
apectrs towns and districts before they leave.
The Campaign PRESS AND TRIBUNE will
give full and complete current history Of the
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speeches, debates and mass meetings. It will
also contain the general news Of the day, tele-
graphic dispatches, eopi3us correspondence.
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing will be omitted to render it
| q welcome Sheet and An efficient champion Of
, 1860-05-21

Bo.roS, May lo.-rhe fra raging in the woods
at Presqus Isle, reached the village on the 18th,
destroying eight buildings. Loss, 10000:
The robbery Of Grant / Co.'S store on Wash
ington strest, three weeks since, Of 10000 worth
Of silks. .nhich were recovered, with other re.
cent robbsries, are charged upon members Of
the Police force; md an Investigation has 70:
sulted in tho arrest Of Isaac B. Hutchings and
James il. Goodwin, Of the I'd station, and Jas.
Ii, McCrillis, an e1pohceman- Rumors are
current Of several other policemen being impli-
Gated in store robbe1ies. l. rigid investigation
is being msde by the Mayor and the other heads
Of the Department.
, 1860-05-21
Moro WhoIeaa1e RaAealIty.

NEW YoR1, May 19.-Rumors are aaoat Of +
fraudulent issue of tho stock Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., to an amount, it is said,
ranging from $500, 900 to $4oo, 900, and the de-
relopmsnts hare not only seriously deprecated
the market value Of the shares Of the Steam
ship Company, but stocks hare been seriously
the company, whose duty it was to prepare an
account Of the stock wesk ago, has bsen niss.
inr pince list Tuesday. An Investigation is now
being made, and further revelations will nrob-
ahlv trsnepirc in q day or two
, 1860-05-21

WA.u1Sa1oS, May 1s.-Befors Mr. Seward
left Washington, il was underatood that be-
would. not resume bis seat in the Ssnate, for, If
nominated, be intended resigniug, and # not,
be proposed closing his political career. Whe9
his speech was deli7ered, he indicated it would
be his laxt in the Senate. His friends atill en-
tertain the hope, it this decision was really tax
en-, that it may be re- considered.
, 1860-05-21

aArcxDA1 EvExus, May 18th. 1880.
Exchange sontinuesvery uneomfortably close.
Some of ths bankers to-day have been obliged
to refuse large drafts, even to best customers:
Smaller lots wcre supplied At ths uaual rates,
viz: 1t premium. Currency IL abundant 9ola
l3@la aud dull
ST. Lou1s.-Ths Democrat Of yeatardHy says;
The money market il without any evidence
of improvement, The offerings ot paper oulo
be greater il borrowers recelFea my sueua
nent that THAR offerings would os aiaeountsu;
but iuthe absence Of the latter ahe oen@'io 10
Exchange on New York Was in less request
today, which IL attributed to the want Of the
means 10 purchase it. Some houses WHO we're
in wanl nt bank abba funds aold to other iustitr.
t;ons At j dt premium, below thu regular selling
rate, New Orleans exchange 10 about as last
stated. The supply is largely In excess Of the
demand, which il light, and ut one institution
tbs ratc to customers vas reduced to pre-
MUM. The buying rate for gold is quotsd at lc
premium, with an improved supply
The following are ths ruling rates for sight
exchange on the East and South.
For Gold. Dausable Funds. II, & Ns
a !: nss:;: s:# IL: i $;:S $::s
Axo,HEn CouxrknrE1r.- -Messrs. Inlay 1
Blcknell, Of phadsiphia. have detected well
executed. altered one dollur note. purporting to
be tina true issue of tie Farmers Bank Of Went
age,S.J. Viguette: two females seated, With
TWO cherubs near them, to left Of v'gnstte. one
TO right Of it; male portrait each snd, build
ing between oficers' signatures.
C1xc1SxAr1.-The GdsttA Of yesterday re-
ports:
Currency continues to work close, and while
the money market cannot be called stringent, 1t
,ito ~ sh1 fnr h0rrnwQrE
The leading houses, however, are still taking al.
most all the acceptable paper offered BY Gus
toners, but they are able to do little for other
parties, and there is consequently better sup.
ply OF names in outside circles. The rates ot
interest for satisfactory names re1nain ut 10 q
Il per cent.
Eastern Exchange was comparatively dull to.
day. aud deAlera ware more free to sell at I
than to buy q, prem. There were no indca.
tons Of \ decline, however, the 1eebleness o1
the market resulting from scarcity Of currency
and not from an over supply Of exchange. New
Orleans sight declined to dis. buying, and
prem: selling: with small transactions @ :: those
Bills on the East are scarce, with good de-
mand; but, owing to the scarcity Of currency
rates fayor buyers eighty dh'Fy "a day ms;
day q@lo. We heard Of no transactions 1t
New Orleans. We quote:
ye.e.!sat........ d prse r sSK p,sa
Asnsslesa aoia.::..... y prem a :so4a pan
Western uncurreut money is steady at II dis
for Missouri, Illinois Wisconsin Ind Iowa 1t
nome cases, some parties n who have orders fo'
Missouri buy it At II dis. but where It IS pnr
chased 10 be sent to St. Louis, nothing befte'
than II can be realised
The following are the earnings By the Chica
60, Burlington Quincy Railway for thesecone
-o.k =, Nav nrcJns;ve nf eArniprB for exCuf
, 1860-05-21
New York Market.
Hvrr.-c,.rr (Nxw YpxK, Nay II,

NEW 10fR NAAFAEk~
brTx,,o..ru. NEW YoxK, May1s.
F1ou4-unchanEed demand quit. limited for home con-
d-snard lar e1adss l6.ce quetauons; saes 100
nba Sio@al5 su3 {ans ssai steso 70, e1taa do
md steady csaasn osr aenin Slightly declined viii only
! moderate lusne1s. Sales t4u bbs .<oa7,40 to
choice extra. Rye hous quiet and sstaay. s.o@<+o com
WAisIT-Dul aad dropping sae. COO bbl. at &c.
GkAtN-H ht1t-D2FEe! heavy with fnly moderate de-
mand 10 export and hone consumption. sale. $50 b.
sl6s: tv bu iGf White Western Ut u -; zoo Lu Win
Ter Aed Western at q 20; la00 bn Chicago sprtIE Il
e. aoea 6u yst hanosome H 60 T. = ana eoo
Dull. heavy and nomlnal. Cofn-heayY and decidedly
lover for ueound ttcy found shipping p4rrels SCARCE
and held With fair degree OF steadners SAes Ooo hu
IS for Western Yellow. Oats-UuchanRed with moderate
demand In part export sales at 4s843 foT State and
P1ay1a.oxs-Pork steadv fox salet. I50 bbls II
els for new mess; sI7 20 Tor old mtst ai375 for new
~ ~, fo Sa p9s 4 Rsef 9Is1 &c az a.
MRS; esal0a0 1e.packed mess ilbE1S for s1tra
mess PRIME Mes Beef quiet sale. 50 tteIces as slts5
tats CT Meats qai.t nd droopIns ale is? pig. At
s0 bids DIT sated s'dts Al pe Lard firm, with tas de
mand; salea a9 b1ls 4 il@llHe Butte! .hade esse1
s@llc for Inferior to prlue. Coffee without important
chauge; ea'ss zoo bsss Rio 10 bags ~ 1agnaya
6uoAr-1n fair demand at full prices Sales 1900 hhds
Cnea 6k@7xe and By auction ls4 hhds Ne~ Orleans st
Mo,e,Sn-steadv. Sales s6 hhds Cub. Muscovado at
s7ocKs-Not very Acti. {. but arc higher Chi so4
Gal 4 Chi Is. sc1ip tsH a. Panama 1851.
!4x Mcso Hsr pref Ene @ as.en,ed = Ehe2a A Hndso,
hGnds a. Ede bonds Of rs II. Cal IL 9Ik.
, 1860-05-21
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING NEWS


..:s SAsnI t h91h, way 4s;-u1s s.eamsn,P AaI'-
aug, lrom !al: HATE IN oaoutnamp.on stn ins!.'
naS passeo tnis Eolnt " ne! WY " ~" iorA.
Ars+-s1;o ,r;tb p1an mn n 1oid, rsni onn !,
gold was en- route from Australia.
Count MoutemoIir aud Don Fernando had |
publicly renounced their Claim, to the Spanish |
throne.
Garibaldi had left for Sicily with e1pedi-
tionary corps
Switzerland insists on thu assembling Of the
Conference Immediately.
The Great Eastern sails from Southampton
June 9th for New York.
The Adriatic left Hayre on the sth, and ar
fiyed off Cowes the Bame evening, and having
embarked the mails and passengers, she sailed
again On the evening OF the 9Th. naseed the
Needles at G:20 p. N. From thence to Cape
Race. she encountered q succession of strong
Westsrn t, ~ winds with a head Sea. She stopped
of the light ship at a. m. TO- day, and was de-
tanned four hours by fog,
London money market unchanged. Consols
Q54a95f for money, 95fa95t account
L1yEarooL MAakE1s.-Wakefel Nash & Co.
report that weather continues favorable for
the growing CROPS. BreadstufIs quiet and
nominally unchanged. Fionr dull. Wheat dull
white IlsGl1s Sd. Corn dull and quotations
maintained with difficulty; yellow S4@35s;
white 3e@37s Beef heavy and offered u re.
duoed prices. Pork heavy aud difficult to sell,
even Al f&QUCEQ pFlCES+ DAEQu IfU uuU aO-
| vancel H. Lard dull, fine qualities 5ss. Tallow
| dull and quotations nominal. Sugar steady
| Coffee eteadT.
.,n,r,oxr
-.
trhs prmsaisn Finanae Minister danie. anv
| a1,i.nrr with Austria.
| In ranlv to nronoxa1s of France ENGLAND
-on..ntp n 1 i sdopt ~ hn,;. If ths fonfe7ence
| articla 80 IF the final net of Vienna which re.
f.rs ~ tha nant ral;1ation If Chah1ais and Fan,
c;n Enc1and raeaTred fhn.richt IN make nro.
nasa1s at tha conferences reiatiTe to the mode Of
ppsntra1;saton psnt This declaration increases he
nrohah;i;ties Of The assambIine Of he Con.
E...nna "D@n'''''' ~ 'no "''''f' - 'A'
ria Arah;, ws, in contact with tha Great
| pr;ta;, ~ ~. Ma-sav and lad tho ri1g;no, of
hsr no1t ada corT;ed away. The Great Brfinin
was rn;n;,rred
aenper m The Eurona. % under IN a,anmed name.
IA yices fIom Palermo report The aeitation
decreasing. Tha stats cf s;eee hid baen
| raiaad
Tnr;n d;so.tch savs that the insnrrsct;on
ia .nreadinC thronvbout The Island of Sicily
ara ~ noseess;op of tie tnwns and a1e h,octnd.
81 hetFrn % The ser and The insurreation in the
'1,s.y, N;,s .a-;o. ,f Tho t,h r.no,+ trs,,,,;,,tv
.,ro,i,,f,a''. s'c;ir ,xts otha1 d;snstchsa ca1.
S..n r. "hn1n ~, "TMr Tnrin
p,,ss;a I'd r,.kv Ta1a .oa;n assum;ng a bsi
aat nusst and nd +ha, prn..;o "a nsnmsrt .re m
the ave Of rupture with Uolestein. but they
wsra thonrht n hc mannfartured for .pecuia-
t;es Hes1 nnrnases tuJaes " ~ n'l01 ''' ' ~ 9f0
THE FIGHT Ton HslcnAAriossuff-lE1fEa or
| sAfEHs TO THE EplToH or 1Hs TINES
| Inc pef1oa mas arrived, Wuea II oeeoMes
ny dutJ to thank the great bri13h pubic TOT
tho patronage they hare bestowed on ne. II
, 1860-05-21

Total, Ast as4el AHta3,;5 4ao186&. Inc.
ADJ tueiesss foT frs. week In Nay..... go 5;393
Tota! increase for trst h2lf Of May. a*0.971.77
Earnings Of the Galcna l. Chicago Union Rail
road Company for tho month Of May, 9Th to 18th:
1850. 1850.
Fright sO3ls 41506f0o Dec. &3+l4au7
Pnsep9trx s.344.T e,&a5-<s Dec. 1855 g.
H.jL Ec......,... so}DQ 10000 Inc. 100 %
Anc tn- hsn T1sa 4 ns7 ~
, 1860-05-21


NRw YoRk, May IA. ". Hicks, principal in
tho oyster sloop tragedy, wes convicted today
of piracy. He heard the verdict without emo
tion.
It is believed ex-Post Master Fowler went
out to-day in the City Of Washington for Liyer-
pool. Geo. LEW intends to test his liability as
Washington to hunt evidence Of negligence on
the part of the Administration.
Tie steamer Illinois took out $500, 900.
, 1860-05-21

PH11ApaLru1A, May 1s.-Col. Fornep's leader
in tho Pttss states that " Lincoln WAS nom,nat,
I'd by the Republicans because they considered
Douglas would be defeated at Baltimore, and
that Lincoln therefore would cart! the Waole
, 1860-05-21

DErno1r, May 1e.--The body Of respectfully
appearing man, evidently q seaman, with the
name of p. Young on tue Tatch pocket Of his
pants, was taken from the river here to-day.
Ths inquest is adjourned till Monday. for the
purpose of obtaining Information ii to the
identity Of the body.
, 1860-05-21
Buffalo Market,

BrTExxa1Arn1 Br1rAAo Nay 19.
Floua-NothlnK Of importance has bsen done in the
market to-day. Flour steady.
GnA1s-Whcat quiet. Corn held firmly. Other grains
nomIrAl.
WHltEY-NomIpal at a0c.
CAxA1 FR1aa1s-Firm: carriers asking 41c on nour,
Exc on wheat and Ike on corn to New York.
IAKz 1nfox1s nls fuuz, b0 E0 hu wheat. 900 hu
, 1860-05-21

.Xayl6.
~ q. Conuor, LasaI1e, 1850 bu corn 1000 ha wheat.
Il. 4. Thorp. Joliet. 100 hu corn. la bu WHEAT
Robt- Holmes, Lasalle. 4.e73 bn corr.
Republic, Morris, u tons coal, dralnage pipe.
Marion, Lasa1ie, 4.9l6 bu corn, III bu What.
EAREp.............. .May 1s.
#, H. Brown, Lockpon, light,
J. L. Ae1anae Lockpor, La timber =. ~ lumber
George Pask. Io1et E01 mdAe.
Unlon, Lasalla. = 06s lumber, 1,ooo 18th.
Time, Lasale, Light.
Badcer state Laasi1e 1a6e7 90 N shingles.
Humboldt, Jclat, =, - lumber, Isl posts.
ARRIVED ,..,,.,..,.May Mayls
g. n. Alexander Loekpor 4743 tu CON- 1es brla four
Troubndous, Loekport, 1900 bu corn.
CLEARED.
Amaxonlan, Laaalls 5, 81 tt lumber, 40 p!ekstt.
W II. Brown, Lockpnrt. light.
B. A. Tnorp Joliet 5n0A3f lumber, hsls platter br
dsl, : bss salt fsh bfl cement.
Harriet Morris, q, ,0s6 Il lumber, y n thnkle8.
, 1860-05-21

Tn.s:H. L.rn.or Analy.1.The tgs r E'ott Ar r.:
sSs Hss st
1op Tho Elliott len hers Tuesday Of ast veek pso;
tie vessel She With DELAY aeoopat of ths ~.
%o ss5 e h1. & 81 e.
att5 day. shs .sn tsox hs
,hs morning. Tam. ito soasiderien tie a.taaee 81
hts
The h1d nosa @ ss ee1 we1s n a
10 tom and nothing ottera ise.4Det. Tnb.
fofeand eaD4.zed Ia Lake Huron ju.t aI;
the rapids From her appearance ho took It 10 be the
HSS9s which Sssse pssssd up from here '~o
two nxHs Tic .il.s 5att ;spsttsd :Erosad
Yesterday nsaz the same plsee Is still detained shere.-
n. coxrAx.-The Wisconsin. c.pt. Hickey. LET lat
evening aud ports a9d w literal!
Tte h md nd r I'll e. Ii e;
ean carry. Th Isl delightful way to travel no chanEts
i'd
Qr,ck PA.Acs CT CAsAt S7r44ats.-Thes Steamer CITY
a:sta II; r. esn1 dr5s fen r. Kek
spGfS Ii E4P' hfss '*F 'F'''eF ns
ntsesa oat Il T. led ef Lais supsIo, q oain.
s99e,z a s ~
danke ys.e Ia X Of wstf but her
ScaooxKn Noa41sa Lrcnr-The schooner AoEnns
x.t 11.asa .epa,rs viii taie her departure
| fur CA c1goIDetroit freas
OY-Tte schooner CT. Richmond, bound down. loate<
with savca asnE been axround for the pas fey days
Fighting 1sud. scceeeed IN getting u yesterday AfteE
uo0h-11td.
| WxL1Aap CAxAL AaD T2or. Brcx1TI-Ths St. Catha
rnes Journal uf Friday morning kars: The cans Is Al
veastls 3ne pueteye vent on ,hs ~ dock here thA
The espsca apd aS e N ths dsst nG the VA
, 1860-05-21

spusvrr ~..,o
rrop. oneno S!e. 6sdens6u7eh Il toas mdia 70 ton,
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Brig Geneva WAHe osecn LAY. 'lo III 'amher " III 1.sa'
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saE ~: Ss. 4s.ss ss,;: ,;'ns; sss; :S
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shinE'es los Gb!s staceo. so 3D. stsyes. N" "
sehr Jspan, Louth. Grand Haven, $50 n lumber.
seh! As1 AsSags.a o5sna ss iH at,fa 2 1so n lumbar
S.! M: N:PSs;!: :d;sxs h.S s. = IuRSsf
e. esppea
scht Loua Jan. A.nitow"c, 29oo Railroad ties SO
Sch. agsss ~: ros4p, Grand u.rsn shingles.
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po, R.v x+.,. p,ovo f,rd.n,bur+h nm hr ANN ~oo
'op b1a tour' no dsr b dess >''sS ~ WILL ~
rton syra sfs;r Rornd, Huo mn ntr. lad IA
''op b.rawsfs' 80 entity TIA iot hoasehoM fa.nura
| Nlo hds non1 10 {rfs xh3skr an cnrds stcrs
Prom Eves1ren cir. Ch.mbtsis,n. CoI!ineEood b,1.
hrsg xskhts Hnnr 10a Syarn Edes ins h. - ~, -
Iii. roTt 81 pEei Sr9:ef3es u ntxs md.e III III
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sS SsSSn: /, 1e;tes b, >.
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| W.s Was En..e ,,.is.t ~ Iahr.a1 W..Es..,
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@ S1 KY. ~ VIII Iieen aHg Tx r,.- IN +
, 1860-05-21

P177spuRG, May 19.-S. G. Langdon, Of y. r.,
who was convicted for uttering f1Tsed papers for
the purpose Of buying stock in ths MonoDgahela
Bank OF Mckee's Port, was to-day. sentenced to
pay fine Of $500 and undergo Imprisonment in
tho Western Penitentiary for three years.
, 1860-05-21
Transportation.


OLD OsWEGO LINE TRANS
~ roKrATloN COMPANY. 1860.
Esfnbttahsd f~ 1892.
ALyoRD Il DANE, uswe&o. Proprietor.
dsas7s ass ~ n. o.~sso 1ss1s1 III Ca
e<l We>setn Agent Chtcako. Myl5csAa-3M
THE WESTERN TRANSPORT
L rArlos COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
:5&zS 1860. z&afE*
Ts Shippers sf Freight to and from
the We4ta
ata!on Of Merchants shippers, TfaVels"
THEYExTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
H.rx 1sey :hr L.: s ,aa s 3 81 ps
suing seasou between
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee q Rac'ne'
7''s1SS s5a.p FL IT, 'sct {; q EsEfE
MOHAWK, DACOTAH,
FREE STATE, f:ALEsA.
TONAWANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CUTA11OGA,
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, WESoNA,
MISSOURI, mT. VERNON,
;ss
North Shore Gasset- tbs
CONCORD. DUSKIKK,
OMAR PAsHAs SAGINAW,
FFs ns1 " E; pt9 ,sS fM s1a '
AKAxES, EQTATOK,
EUPHRA1ES, ECLIPSE,
0RONOTES. EQUINOX,
i: Fl: Sfst
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
*::a e. Rsft i e. akfS ss sss
COMET, ROCKET,
t,a';pfshs DOCK !ses 2, cies;ns. st.s:, os,esh
Caaal Eeil;tlss of this Company, eompris,rK
$50 Boats Of the Largest Class,
IS: $ s.:a = ';5E; H$: "A T. n;
II; s ; s ; H:
Wes. With reliability aad despatch
The IEestcr,s Express,
Owned ana ope.,sea .y ~. Company, xl be ove.
M 1aaus aa% aace % ts 81
such trgts = nay 1eauze noEs speedy transit
e.hase betn dttfa t1p1sly With 'iv to .as conf'
ser ra:ss Of Frsx1 md P4..s. Apply to th. Agents
, 1860-05-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Ths 6 Grsaf Fasfer.s' - to Start for .tTxas
Isorf: JMHs 9th.