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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-29
NINE. DExonnsr's oQuARrERLY MIR

NINE. DENORRsr's QUARTERLY MIR
Roa or FAsaioxs.-This periodical, for the summer
of 1862 is received. 1t is furnished with. two
beautiful steel plates. showing the various styles
of ladies' dresses and cloaks. It also contains
plates, exhibiting the styles of bonnets.
misses hats, sleeves, capes. waists illustrations OF
the summer dresses for children. &C., &c. All the
illustrations are very fine. and we commend the
work to our lady readers Published quarterly,
at 47a Broadway. New York, at 800 per year.
Three full sized paper patterns accompany each
number illustrated with diagrams on the first page
Each yearly subscriber is also entitled to fifty cents
worth of plain patterns, to be selected from the
book or show room any time during the year.
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The Government takes Possession of all
the Railroads.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Ordered by virtue of the
authority vested by an act of Congress the Presi-
dent takes military possession of all the railroads
in the United States from and after this date until
further ordered, and directs that the respective
railroad companies, their officers and servants,
shall hold themselves in readiness for the trans
portation of troops and munitions Of war, as may
be ordered by the military a, tioriies TO the ex-
clusion Of all other business
BY order of the Secretary of War.
(Signed) J. NJ. c. MEIGs.
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B> We tender our thanks to SEN
ators Howard and Chandler, and Representative
Beaman, for valuable speeches and public docu-
ssnss- We appreciate the attention of those
geuEde1ees mani tested in the bestowal Of these
favors well highly value the articles received.
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ADULrERY.-Maryin Pons

ADULTERY.-Marvin Pond, of this
place, was arrested on Wednesday Of last week, on
the complaint of his wife, charged with committing
adultery with Theresa Pond. his neice. The ex-
animation set down for the following day
Before that time. however, it was found that by
some hocus pocus arrangement, the complaining
witness had become non est, thus quashing al
further proceedings. The prisoner was accordingly
disch arged.
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CHANGE OF PosrorrrcE.-A private

CHANGE OF PosTeFFIeE.-Ap private
letter from Hon. F. Z. Beaman to C. ", Clisbee,
Esq. states that the Postofice at Liberty Church
Office is to be taken to Jacksonville where a new
Office has been established. William Bosley. Esq,
has been appointed Postmaster at Jeffsrsonvie,
In place of John Shidler, superseded by change Of
name and site.
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THE APPETITES.

1t is very difficult matter with the majority of
persons to restrain their appetites; hence we see
an abundance of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and
Disorders of the Stomach and Digestive Organs.
Hootands German Bitters will entirely cure these
complaints, and restore the system to its original
vigor and strength. For sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines at IS cents per bottle 5w2
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DE ATHS =.

Mrs. LAURA NJ. DAY, wife of Jackson J. Day.
departed this life, at her residence in this place.
on Wednesday the 2lst inst. aged So years. ii
months and days.
Her disease was primarily inflammation of the
bowels Her suffering was intense till few
moments before she died, when she gently gave
over the mortal struggle [Cox
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APPRENTICE WANTED.-A good boy,
from Is to Is years of age. who has fair common
school education, and who is not too proud to ear
his living and learn good trade is wanted i'm
mediateiy at this Office to learn the Printing
business.
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Battle near Orizn6a. Hundred
French Troops Killed.
WASHINGTON, May 26.
Semi-official dispatches received to-
day under date of Orizaba, May 9th,
state that the French troops had adj.
vanced to within three leagues of that
city where they encountered force OF
ten thousand Mexicans, who attacked
them with success, killing five hundred
of them.
1t does not appear that Presiden,
Juarez and his Cabinet had fled from,
the City of Mexico as was recently
stated.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening PlaSters

cures IN hive hours, pains and weakness of the
breast, side and back, and Rheumatic COMPLAINS
IN an equally short period of time Spread ON
oeautiui wlnte lamb skin, their use subjects the
wearer to no inconv enience and each one Will wear
from one week to three months Price. 1887 cents.
Herrck's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters
are sold by Druggists and Merchants in all parts
OF the United States, Cauadas, and South America
full name
DIR. l.. r. HERRICK & CO..
W. w. CAPRoS, Trvelng Agent. auga3,lsy1
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NoTICE.-The Ladies Mite Society
Friday afternoon and evening next, May soth,
1852. Teams will be in readiness at the residence
of Rev. S. II. ID. Vaun, afternoon and evening" to
convey all wishing to 60 All are cordially invited
to attend NARY. E. Wares, Sec'y.
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SUsPENDID.-The Detroit Adcertiser
states that the Michigan Farmer has suspended,
and Mr.. Doty, its late publisher has absconded
from Detroit He has probably made hand ONE
sum out of the operation.
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M A r. RI r D


On the 22d inst. at the residence of H. l.. Rutter
by Rev. 5. ii. ID. Vaun, GEORGE w. EASTON,
of Berrien, to Miss s. REBECA RUTTER, of
Dowagiac.
Also, at the same Time THOMAS E. HIGGINS,
of Berrien, to Miss ANN l.. RUTTER, of Dowagiac-
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New Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
nEFAULT having been made in the payment
IL of three hundred and eighty one dollars and
fifty cents, claimed to be due at the date of this
notice, on Mortgage dated January fourteenth
1861, executed by Jacob J. Tallman and Electa ] ,
his wife, to Joseph Bowen. and recorded January
fifteenth, 1861, in the Office of the Register o.
Deeds of Cass County, Michigan, in Liber X Of
Mortgages. on pages two hundred and five and two
hundred and six. Therefore notice is hereby given
that the premises described therein, to wit: The
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-six, in town six, south of range
fourteen west. in the County of Cass and State
aforesaid, will be sold at the Court House il
Cassapolis. in said County, on the eighteenth day
Of August next, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
JOSEPH BOWEN, Mortgagee.
CHAs. w. CLIsBEE, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Dated, Cassapolis, Mey 20, 1861. mayz9-6w12
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DowAGIAC POsTOFFICE.

~ DR.. N. S. Dodge's successful
method of treating lung diseases is said to be
originally Y. Tribune
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A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

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This is the only remedy for Sexual Debslitv.
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all other methods of treatment had failed One
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can Journal of Medical Science
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Their effect has been truly wonderful.
Z. =. DIcKEE, NJ d."
- This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor 10
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J. WINCHESTER.
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4. -. -. r.

.ssaasxSs The regular meetings of Dowagiac
E Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F., are held at
>s'S'HsS~ their Hall on Thursday evening OF
each week. at rs o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend
R. WATSON, N. G.
J. E. COOPER, Sec'y.
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MASONIC.

NJ The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge
~ No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hal
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
month p d. BECKWITH, w. N.
A. N. AWARD. Sec'y.
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LUMBER!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is
manufacturing LUMBER of all kinds, and stands
ready to fill bills for Houses, Barns &C., at short
notice. Having a supply of Studding, Joist,
Boards, &C.. on hand, also. quantity of good
Logs on the Yard be feels confident that all those
wanting Lumber at short notice and good article
will receive entire satisfaction by giving him call.
e9y- Mill situated onemile west of Dowagiac on
the Greek JOHN II. OAKLEY, Jr.
Dowagisc, October 18th, 1880 oct25-27n
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DRAFTS

I'm England, Ireland, France, and all parts o.
" Germany, for sale by
H. b. DENMAN. Banker.
June-3-e Dowagiae.
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From Gen. Fremont,s Department.

From Gen. Fremont'S Department.
MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
FRANKLIN, Va, May "a.
The following dispatch is from Gen. Fremont to
Major X. NJ. Corwine:
al received a dispatch from General Cox this
morning. announcing that Col. Crook, command
ing the brigade at Lewisburg. having returned
there after burning the bridge ten miles east the
Covington Central road, was attacked yesterday
by the rebel General, Henth, with 5000 men. AT
ter sharp engagement they fed in confusion
We captured four cannon. 200 stand of arms, and
100 prisoners, losing only 10 men killed and 40
wounded. Active times ahead here.
81. C.. Fremont"
HEADoUARrEKs MOUNTAIN DEPART MxNr.
May %, 1852.
Col. Latham, commanding the expedition to
Schafer Mountain, reports that he completely sur
prised large band of rebel guerrillas, putting
them to flight and capturing most of their arms,
without loss our side. The pursuit will be con-
tiaued until the band is entirely broken up.
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TALLAHAssEE, LEos Co..

.ssn ~ cSth, BEcS TO-.
Florida, July IL, 1861
To Dr. HEaRicK, Albany, ~ Y.-M Dear
Doctor II write this to inform you OF the wonder.
full effect of your Sugar Coated Pills on nv elder
daughter. For three years she has been effected
with billions arrangement Of the system, sadly
impairing her health, which has been steadily
failing during that period. When in New York il,
April last, friend advised me to test your Pills.
Having the fullest confidence in the judgment of
Park, Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
returning home, we leased all other treatment.
and administered yo@r Pills, one each night The
Improvement 10 her feelings, complexion. diges-
restoration to health has.been the result. Weused
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we'll. | consider the above just tribute to YOU as
a Physician, and trust it will be the neans Of
inducing many to adopt your Pills as their family
medicine.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
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e OLD FRIENDS-E1
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june-3-e
, 1862-06-11

Since tie Gate Of our last weekly review there il
no material change il the aspect Of the wheat MIR
ket except that the difference between No. and
No. 2 Spring has been lessened &c per bnshel- A
week ago the price Of No. 1 and No. Spring was
u and 70c and to-day the ruling prices were q and
7sc respectively. There is rather more ding In
Winter what, but the receipts are still light.
White wheat is particularly scarce-tlere being
only one two small lots reported at o2c for No.
and 87Ec for No 2.
TO-DAY, owing to the advance in frcights, the de-
nand for wheat was less active, and the market on
No. ruled 1c lower bnt there was material
change in No. 2. At the decline, however, there
were but few ecllers. The salcs were as follows:
$500 bu No. / Red in store at ssc /; 500 bu do at
87Kc; S0t bu No. Red in store at S3c; /; 400 bu do
SEC; e,s00 bu amber Iowa in store at SIC ,eo bu
do at s111Ec s;.oo0 bn do at sic; 2,0o0 bu No.
Spring in store at eoc; o00U Du do at 791c q GEO
bu do at roc; 1500 bu do ut 7s7ic ; s00 bu do at
7sHc 210O0 bu No. Spring in store at 7se, 2 900
bu do at 72c; 1,to0 bu do at re; 1,5fp bu do lin
Mum & Scotts) at tic; AGO bu Rejected in storcu ut
SIC; S,5c0 bu do at 5sc SEQ bu do at 5s1c; 100
BIZ do lin Mum s. Scott's} at 6ac.
COKN-Recciyed today, 3lu,697 bu; shipped
1921 bu. The receipts and shipments during
the past week, with the SOURCES Of supply and the
avenue of shipments. will be found in the follow
tr, 4uh1a.
, 1862-06-11

The receipts Of produce today comprised II, ,ea2
brls -four, 81 PSI bu wheat, s10,697 bu corn 17,1g
bu outs, 354s bn Eye, and S14 bu barley-in au,
equal t. I'll 3 bushels Of grain. This is the heayi
est days receipts OF the season, and there were
rot many Of last years which exceed it.
There was good attendance On Change, but
scarcity Of vessels and advance in freights tend
ed to render the market less actiye and generally
weaker.
There was more activity In the Flour market,
caused mainly by the impression which gained
currency that freights were likely to advance ma
terially-the rates being &c higher to-day-AEd
also on account OF the improvement in New York.
There WAS, however, no material change in prices.
About 1000 barrels changed hands, st S46kl5.aa aa5
1or Winter extras 3.G09235 50 for Spring extras;
and 2~9593.25 for Spring super.
The Wheat market showed decline Of 1c on
No. Spring, but No. 2 was STEADY and unchanged
Only about 65eco bushels changed hands, at s;H@
sc ios No. Red sa@S3c for No. Rcd s1@sa:
fo1 amber lows; TsEe5soc Tor No. Spring: and
71ehT4c fot No 9 Spring-she bulk Of tho sales be-
ing at 79c and 73c for No. / aud No. Spring
market closing quset.
Corn also suffered decline IF per hrshel,
in consequence Of the advance in freights and the
sales amounted to about aoo 0ao bushels, at 2ak
3Qtec for Old River Mixed a1oat; 76c for New
River Mixed aAoas ea1kc for Old Yellow in store
26H Ga9Ac for Old Mixed in store: and a5AGl25kc
for New Mixed in store. The market at the close
was quiet, at 2ssiGsac for Old Mixed in store.
Oats were dali and kc lo8er-with sales at SC
| Rye. 35e. Highwines were dull, with sales at
ao53c.
| Freights advanced 1@111<c per hushel- Five veg
eels were engaged, at &c for corn to Buffalo, ant
| 1cc for wheat to Kingston. There were very few
vessels in port. and several shippers anzions tt
| get freight room. hence the advance
, 1862-06-11

The market during the past week has ruled very
active and prices have advanced k@2c per bushel
As will be seen above, the receipts OF Corn are
very much incregsed-1he farmers in the interior
having improved the favorable weather to rush
their product to market, previous to attending to
the cultivation Of the new crop, now planted.
Topaz. owing to an advance Of 1ac in freights,
the market declined tGs4c per buzhe1, with,
however, less activity. The transactions were:
5,CC0 bu Old River Mixed at SD}3c aaoat; 5000 bn
do at 30c afloat; 5000 bu do at 29Hc a1oat; O0D
bu New Mixed River at 2sc afost; 1000 bu
Old Yellow In store at 2se4c: 10,'00 bu Old
Mixed in stare at 29Ac; 100000 bu do at 81;
$500 bu do at 2sUc; 20,C0O bu do at 253sc; 5000
bn do at 2S5&c: 10 200 bu do fnow IN route to Buf-
falo) at 3sc feb with @4c freight; $500 bu New
Mixed In store at a55c; $500 bu do at 25.c; 1000
bu Old Rejected in store ut 2tc 400 bu do At a!Hc:
12,c0e bu do at &c.
OATS-Receiycd to-day, II, t07 bu; received last
week, 172 s52 bu- Shipped to-day IS 500 ba; ship
ped last week. 81 6s5 bu. In the early part Of the
week there was an active inquiry both By Eastern
ard Southern shippers, and No was sold as high
as z99sa4c, in store. During the past two days,
however, the demand has been very triding, and
the market has suffered decline Of 3GG3Ac per
bushel.
To-pA9 prices ruled &c lower than yesterday.
The transactions were:-5.500 bu No / in store
at &c.
RYE-Rccelyed to-day, 354s bu; received last
week, e1,6a1. Shipped to-day, LOTS bu; shipped
last week, IL Sc bu. The demand for Rye is still
very light, and The market Is dull and 1c lower on
the week.
TO-DAY the sa1es .e:-e,soo bu Non in store
at Sc
BARLEY-Rcceiyed today, 81 bu; received
last week, 4,57s bu. Shipped last week, 93s bu-
There has been good local and shipping demand
for choice parcels, and the market has ruled 213c
higher; but in common grades there is no material
| change.
| TODAY the sales were :-1i0 baga choice at CSC
| del; 10 bags common at 4se on track a5 5ags at
45e del; 36 bags At aac del.
| PROVISIONS PoEK-During the week
several hundred barrels Of country-pae were
sold at $s.tCG9.So but we hear Of no saies oi
city-packed. Holders Of the latter, since the fall
| of Memphis, are firm in their Tiews, and they re-
! fuse to sell round lots Of standard brands below
$11. At this price, however, there is mo de
nland- BU1K MEATs-Sothins doing. seEera
parcels OF eountry-cut Shoulders and Hams Wers
sold during the week at and &c packed. But thf
demaud ie light, and there IL little or none offer
ing LRD-Ihc market is quiet and alnos
seminal at &c, at which price several smau lots O
prime kettle were eold during the past few days.
| To-pA1 the sales were !: SO brls country -packet
Mess Pork at s., 50; 43 tcs Pickled Hams 81 4ac.
F.1t-
, 1862-06-11

choice gc1ections, which were without material
change. Owing, however, to light receipts at the
clcse while there Ia no actual advance, there is
rather better and tirrner feeling. Good cargoes
Of Green BAY lumber have sold generally ut IS 60
principally at the inside figure; hnt .eas
shore cargoes, except Muskegon, have been sold
at range uf 81. T.C0ls .G0-somc coarse, cargoes as
low rs sc 80
In contracts there IL not much doing. From
Nuskegon we learn that zoo, COO feet Of good lun-
her were sold ahead to be delivered in thls port.
at IS 1a':-cash On delivery Of cargo
At as:naw there is some inquiry by Chicago
dealers for common qualities; but little or no de-
u1and for uppcrs. About COO, ,0a0 feet have been
contracted, delivered there, part at $500 and
$500, and part at IS. rs and IS 25.-wi.h freight
Of e175. Upwards of 10000 feet Of uppera have
been sent from Saginaw to Bafalo OF satt-en
enterprise which was ina7gurated last season
with success.
The following are some of the lending ssles Of
cargoes during the past week;-
tn1go Of schr- Magnst, COMMON quality, from
Cargo Of achs. Table Rock, from Green Bay,
Cargo q sehr oeean Ware Sgd quality Of strips
Cargo Of echr. Hercules, from Mussegon, most
" strips, fair quality, at $s.01.
Cargo OF Echr. North star, nom QcOltDs 1alf
| cargo Of strips at $50
/ Cargo OF brig Minnesota, from Bay Settlement,
| mostly strips, good auslity, at s;121H.
| Cargo Of brig Hutchinson. from Me1ominee,
I yoaI 1uulity pliu run. at $3.50
t Cargo OF schr. He fenstein, from Depere, mill
| run, lair quality, at $50
| Cargo Of schr. Palmetto, from Grand River. fair
| qusli1y Of mixed cu1ls out, st $7.S7E.
| Cargo Of schr: Telegraph, from Muskeyon, very
good quality, {Toue=dens malufaciaze:} At S. IS.
Two cargoes Of good Grand River raftcd strips
| st S7E-
| Two cargoes OF fair Kalamazoo, Mixed st 81. 50.
Cargo Of schr- Napoleon, from Manistee, good
| cargo Of strips at $500.
Cargo Of sch1- wyoming, from Grand River,
Cargo Of =chr .Ludingtou, oconto, mill r1n, at
| $Sg0-good quality.
SE1NGLES-Thc frnness noted last week In
supply and good demand, both by city and conn
try des1ers. Sawed Shingles have advanced slight
Is, uEder the scarcity Of Shaved. In the yards
I "A,' Sawed and Shaved, are held very firmly Al
Ra.i5.
By the cargo there is good demand, and th'
sales show improvement in the market. \ 10
Of 1.G00,oc0 Of Strong'a warranted "A'' Shaved
with some second quality mixed, was sold a
$2.12k at Green Bay City, with a5c freishts; 800,
eco good Sawed Shingles, from Muskeson. wer
sold at s. Is aaoat, and 100000 Of the same a
s2571 afoat.
LATHE good demand at s112H@1.aa5 By th
cargo, and II 5aG1t-775 in the yards.
The following are the closing quotations for a
kinds Of lumber, &C., in the 5axI1s.
, 1862-06-11

Inc MARKET during Inc TeeE les Tute1 Gull and
inactive, with but little disposition to operate
either on the part Of buyers or sellers, except
at a very material change in prices.
TO-DAY, however, owing to an advance Of SC on
freights, and probability that they might go still
higher, both buyers and sellers showed more dis
position to come together, and the Eales were
liberal. at about the same quotations that have
ruled during the past two weeks. The improve
ment in New York also tended somewhat to stim-
ulate purchasers, and the warm weather Of the
past few days also prepared holders to sell more
freely, lest it might sour on their hands. The
sales were: 100 brls :; Home Mills" (St. Louis)
choice White Winter at $5.25; 100 brls Carliu-
vlle' do at $40; 1Co brlH Astoiia'' do at 81 GO
800 brls Smith Mills T. b. Spring Extra at g. 90;
120 btla ye:y good r. b. Sping Extra at $3 30; 500
b.ls Morgan" T. b. at $3.50; 375 brls 'Lcas''
Extra r. at IS 85; 800 bEls good f. and r h. extra
at $3.75; 100 brls good extra at 1910; 140 brls
"crystal do at $3.50; 1so brls good +. h extra at
$3.50; 100 br3s volcano ct $3.50; Is brls
"Centre' euperdnc at $3- rs; 91 brls III. johnson
& Co.. supe1due at $3.20; $50 brls good auperfne
at $3.50 50 brls winter superne at s3.70 QUO brla
"Bcrlln City, aad 800 lrls 'sEagle' on p. t.; 10
tons Middlngs at 1890.
, 1862-06-11
For the Week Ending June 10. 1882.

TUESDAY EVENnSa, June 10, 1s6a-
FREIGHTS- -LAkE-Dusing the week freights
hare ruled active and steady but at the close.
owing to buoyant grain markets In the East, as
well as scarcity Of vessels-part1y owing to the
withdrawal Of eomc vessels to Lake Superior
rates hare advanced &c per bushel since the date
Of our last weekly review.
TODAY there VAS good demand for freight
room, and under scarcity Of vessels, rates ad-
vanced 141Hc per bushal. The engagements
were TO Kingston: schr. J G. Ford, wheat,
at 1oc TO ButEa1o: brig Hutchinson. echrs. Pl-
grim and Lewis Ludington, corn. at &C.
RAILROAD FHE1an7s-Dnring the past week tho
railroads haye reduced their rates on Fourth Class