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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLD LOAN
$6,5OO,00O.
We beg leave to announce that we have accept
the agency OF the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
New Seven Per Cent Thirty Year
Gold Loan. Free from Tax.
This Loan amounts to $6,5 900.
First Mortgage Land-Grnni and Stalking
Fund Bonds,
secured upon the extension OF the Railway from
near Sheridan, in Kansas, to Denver, Colorado, a
distance OF 2s7 miles, of which - miles are COM
SO a Mortgage upon the Road, the Rolling Stock and
Franchise OF this frst-cass Railway besides now
ming through the State of Kansas,
And in Successful Operation for 435 miles
west of the Missouri River, and earning already
enough to meet all Of its penses and existing ob
cations, besides
More than the Interest upon this new Loan
IN addition to this the Bonds are also secured by
first mortgage of the
~>yernmcns Lon. s.
extending in alternate sectinns e'-' 'o vi 'ne
track from the soith mile post in Kansas to Denver
The proceeds of the sale OF these lands to be in
vested by the Trustees In the per cent Bonds them
selves up to 12O or in U. S. Bonds, as
A sinking Fund for the Redemption of
the bonds.
The lands embrace some of the finest portions
the magnificent Territory OF Colorado, including
coal field and pinery This Company ais holds as
an asset another tract OF
Three Millions of Acres in ihe State OF
Kansas,
and although not pledged as security for this Loan,
fIair Iar0 20 he v,a
wealth and credit. We estimate the
Value of the Company property, covered
by thi.l mortgage, at s93 900, 900
net. while she Loan IL merely
S6,50O,OOo. IN, v.
The Bonds have
Thirty Years to Run,
rom May 1, 1869. and will pay
Seven per cent Interest In Gold,
semi-annually, on May and Nov 1, and are
Free from Gevernment Taxation,
the Company paying the tax.
The Principal OF the Loan is made payable
in Id, in the City of New York, but each coupon
will be Payable I'm Frnnkfert, London or
New York. at the option of the holder, without
notice, at the following rates:
On 81, 900 Bond in New York ss5 tgold each year
| London. ..... Ct IS. 10 "
| Frankfort 4 81 FIR, 30 krtzs. ="
i M. % he
trust had the condition of the Road, and the coun-
try through which runs, carefully examined. They
are happy to give the Loan emphatic endorse
ment as a
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT
in every respect perfectly sure, and in some essen
| tials even
Better than Government Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for the present at
96, and Accrued Inter st,
both in Currency,
the Agents reserving the right to advance the rate
The attention of investors invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, which we recommend as one of the
most profitable investments in the market.
Gold aud Government Securities taken in pay
ment at their market value, without commissions
Pamphlets. with maps giving full information
sent on application.
DABNEY, MORGAN Dc CO.,
| No. Sd Exchange Place, N. "
~ JESUP d CO.,
No. IL, Pine Street, N. Y
augisdeod&eow4mis
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
Portland and Vicinity.
yew Advertisements this Day.

ENrERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Army and Navy Union Entertainments
Utah and the Iormons-Juige Kingsoury.
NEW ApvEarIsEMENT COLUMN.
Guardians Sale.-wilsm b. Higgins.
The Leading Church Music;SSu . iLson q Co.
Cumberland County Medical soeletyMS. ID. Weeks
G. A. r. Thursd ~ Evening, Nov .25.
Molasses and Sugar.-John d. Lord.
Wanted salesman.
To Let.-C. II Allen.
Tenement Wanied
Gentlemen in want-M. G. Palmer.
HOuse to Let
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Money was tie les. active
luis luis aternoon ~ M at to per cent. Foreign Exchange
au, @ at oS @ e l09h Gold dull and heavy this al er-
d Snusl toe rue to-day. N Gold, however, changed
h ana the operation was SIMPLY make price
ntt, n .ne OF contracts made Friday, Sept
I4ti me rates paid for carrying to-day were g. "a
= per eenI. governments were quiet but firm. Hem
~ CieWes q Co. report the following 415 p NJ ouo-
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
HENRY TAYLOR,
Auction and Commission Merchant,

Nos. 80 q IS Union ST, FOftfHnu'
Win give special attention to the disposal OF Peal
Estate at either public or private sale. Will also
attend to the appraisal of Merchandise ana Real
Estate.
Cash advances made on property, on storage OF
TOR sale, either public or private.
Keie rs by permission 10 j. W. Munger q Son, Ds-
vid Thompson, Portland; Gen. Franklin Smun,
Joshua Nye, watervile; spencer. Villa q 90 Leon
ard & Co., Boston, no'nu"
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
n. A BIRD q co., Auctssnecrs.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

Brick Dwelling House at AUCTION.
tNi shall sell on .-amises No. 10 Mechanic
w street 90 Thursday ness.-. snree O'clock p.
NJ. the two story Brick Dwelling use wtn se.lat
upon Will n the same stands. Lot contains 400
feet The House IL Ia hpe order apd very desirable
tor occulanc, or Investment. rented the ase Two
years at $50 per amman -sae positive.
Terms 1000 cash, or approved note In ~ dayt-
balance in on, two aud three years, secured oy
mortgage Of the premises.
House can oe examined by calling on the auction
eer Tor the hey. nozSiWS
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
NATURALIZATION oFARAuwAv

HALIFAX, Nov. 22.-The International Coal
& Railway Company inaugurated the COM
mencement of their railroad on the 18th inst,
at Sydney, Cape Breton. The ceremony was
attended by the leading men of that section of
the country, and passed off with great ecat.
Speeches were made by President A. G. Nor
ton, Judge Dodd, Alfred Mackay. Secretary of
the Company, and Mr.. Mcdonald of Montreal; !;
also by members Of the Dominion and local
governments.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
STEAMER FAIRFAX,

Horses, carriages, &c, at AuctlSn u
I,vERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell HONE
Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
Apl2 II. U. BAILEY. Aucuonecf'
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles A. II. Web
land State of Maine, on the twenty fourth day OF
July, A. D., 1865, by his mortgage deed OF that
date, recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 1886, page 1856, mortgaged to the undersigned,
piece OF land situated the Island of Chebeague,
in said town of umberland, bounded as follows:
yer and Benjamin Webber. thence running on sa"d
Webber's land, ten rods; thence so1th-westerly at
right angles with the first lIne, eight rods thence
parallel with the first line, ten rods thence on said
Sawyers line, to trst mentioned bounds, eight rods
containing me halt acre. that the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken, by reason whereof we
claim a foreclosure of the same.
THOMAS CUMMINGS
JOHN b. CUMMINGS.
THOMAS F. CUMMINGS
18th Nov. 1869. y" -,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
and the amount OF the mortgages il
So, 500, 900.
The bonds are OF 900 each, have thirty years to
rur, and will be sold at

NtUCCVS SNW ACV<UcU ANtCTCStS
in currency. They are made payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. IN GOLD COIN, in the city of
New York. Coupons due January and July 1st.
The near approach of the time when the United
States can probably fund the greater portion its
Six per cent debt, il naturally causing inquiry for
other forms of investment which will afford salts
acto ry security with the same rate of interest.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense ad
vantage over all other securities based upon merely
local or uncompleted railroads and may be held with
as much confidence as government bonds, or as
tirst-class mortgages ON New York City property.
The loan is small In amount. Its claims to con-
fidence apparent. 1t will be rapidly taken.-
Bonds will be delivered as the orders are received.
Government bonds received at their full market
value in exchange
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

We buy and sell Government Dona' anu
rece;ve the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cor
norat,ons and others, subject to check at sight,
ond allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 2O-d&w1ms
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23

MET LINE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST,
connecting its chief Cities and traversing the gar
den OF the rich and growing State of Caiforna,
receiving, in addition TO an immense and lucrative
local traffic, the through business over the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads between the East.
ern states and Sacramento I
1t is completed fully equipped, and in successful
operation, and its earnings in October the first full
month, amounted to $3.50 900 in coin. The net
earnings will, by moderate estimate, amount to
5000 900 per annum, in coin, while the interest
its Bonds will be but $ies 900.
The value OF the property and franchises is not
less than -... .......-
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-23
First Mortgage
Six per cent. Gold Bonds
OF THE
WESTERN PACIFIC R. R. co.
OF CALIFORNIA.

The Western Pacific Rail Road connecting Sac
ramento with San Francisco, furnishes the final
link in the extraordinary fact of an unbroken line
Of rail from the shore of the Atlantic to that of the
Pacific.
1t is $50 miles in length, including short branch
and it will be the -. -.
, 1869-07-05

lhc following grain has ltecc received since the
slssc,aalc If <:a!!y receipts wss nsaae up: is3
cars Wit II. III, cars corn uau l. cars oAA To:.',
l.t;ctp bs1.
on Montlay, as tho pubaS is expected 10 be nj that
line celebrating the aonserSa1T Of cur National
Independence The Opeu BoAru vii also ee!e-
t1s;c ty Closing for the dag.
The attendance IN Change today WIS rather
light, a.d the amount Of business transacted WAS
also suaiL There Hns less faith In tho future Of
grain prices, aud operators buught cautiously.
For scvrs:ll days pas. :heJ hare been basing and
selling by the barometer, a3d ra.J1aG NC with tue
passage OF a small cloud ac1oss tic SKY. Prlcca
have tun up rapidly IN consequence Of the rain,
bat they hare nc. followed sa.t II New YORK, and
1t ls scarcely probable that the New York naskcts
should advance 10 ! corresponding posat Unless
We have great deal l1otc Of bad weather. Prices
NAV IT expected TO come down quite rapidly with
favorable time for harvest, and Us to-day was
c!tatcs, corresponding feeling OF weakness wAs
pEodrceu, except In cats, which arc kept up Afu-
Ec!al's.
lliGhT1nes were inactive, md nonlnAlly lteec
eascr. being quoted at osassc-
Provisions were dull and no1uual1J caS!ef all
round, except on shoulde1A, for which there WAS
fair inquiry, and holders were therefore asking
higher prices, int the1e werr no sllcs- The raar-
let WA nominal ut 12kt: lshc- Acss Pork WAS
nominal at S1lr0. Lard wns yery weak-Qdoted
1t 1sLt11slc, with kates Of 70 trct summeE- -ket-
| tied II the outside. Other meatA were nominal
| al 1o..e16c Tor rough sides, and lG2letc for
short rIba Sweet picked hams were nominal II
16H@lIc for citJ lota. 6alts wcrc nads Of - tcs
| dry sa,ted and canyasssd Il Ito; and 10 tea
choice, Engfr cured md caayAased, n 9ac- Tal1ow
| nss NOMINAL II loKc- Grcase inactive.
IT, D. e; 4.-.@: Re::;:: s~!yel The following :.
, 1869-07-05

*4Sh-e.
Z; lls;n::s: =ss s s;
It's tullos Ing Ahee sho~s tue rol Il an shipments
riAe eor1,'p.nd4ns sine lA4t ear:
LS.s I.;*s;; {: ;I;s% ss
IGssER.Ihe n Tor s:a4.; s. @ dull I'd
sGvls3 a a.s.d .h:sis. se1e: II lsai, L. ~
R1's sest Id t. ~ ssa d
q sEau..t!ys ea.snctc1 L1Ih wtTr hId G!,aly Il
= ,s sz O. H. II ss1 T. t: mGlasF
Lustas Tie asatt ot juno the reE12ss 81 11I: 4:
u ss a:s % H. 81
iK es1s x s1sf ~ s & "a t. TT t,.a II r
ot. fa yet +hrt q those reported up 70 ii. s.ne
W. !;s M y1s = Eff rs r. * e2fsss s1 ss.:a +,
Jeh:. amounting 70 tpocoo. whereas they were cnly
sS:sFis: 1sye - sss.7ed i :sss qsazas.4 .he II.
ses 81 .1;hs r.. 4 sSnn5 a1n "a tor
ssss .tt4teg:t Ssa a Is5 sgs. IL @
Wiz tafi, q. she shove, III. oa4er II. .he
iu the es4t fus thss d1rersi"n te not riey II
H. 4 <, 1.tsy q .1i;. Sa. ;ieas. , o 41ss s.test
tTLAft 4 the ,cEih Tcae.td tie very csaa1 of
Z T.. Z ! Faf a. '; Mls Lo
Zen 11s!It run tF1Et ams, ND It naay riar:s
liz nj: srI!ef.!e .,.ss ,;sI. s:a:e q
gs:s. isedacrt ss1n''sse e.Hn,sion. snd eaa:rs all
IN IT: 10 tc !oaud IN TIN far taa:
" h itE fTrstt t!t n.EFLst t.. Aa formerly,
t,rre auAEsS II asuner - bclnt h.Id by c.1sa
a'ua ,sl1eh lsrt ilG.1 uy manu-
BROW I serious des::.ner: n tae sr1lr:al tsaae.
In erite Of al this our as.1sus soS itA. t:r
dctHAEA fer lumber Il reilly & +,1. Aa1 would
IL tsrs. At frtuu1efat1Fe ttirrr, il Il not
WI! r-A r Il hAit tt1rrtict A. ye.tLe cout.
to l.. tu! 10 rrt!eteE md th1cten with rrortvca
d.luKts. nd In the Wol11 hA n.t set bcea
rt1c4td tae crops suus Inevitably EG aai the ~. IL
Susth" e.t be rrustraic should the c,CisArv the
iEeeesaut rAius give Iiacr ~ warm AID dry %taties
ztt may 4 Ge EtIiedlGA and saved. but -ren II t
rtt. etJsc considerable tlr ela;sc ftfTe A2S
F1tcLdtd t1Aar III te cvintTs ean b th-
lafFr 10 Tar otf5.id with Ills Iuuff prc*sn4 lafrHt. LII
'Efr!-'1 y-A- nsn hat errntc1r s7sr'E:t1=
''sA sf Il u at"T ,T.rTrAs y; .he writing al
tlt RI. rF lhtI4 ur+F1alx e-l- ......
AZ sEtFardA th:rsl,A. :nnth thF may bt sid
n. III ftr. nhty tAt the supply u 1ueh IN
Waited. They cAlnot he EA.d III while il rains ntr4
sai.t!y. alt iurit5{ thtt Arc bcrD !Eccd tpuE
tHs tlrr Inv iVtug 4 1eaTy !ntt IN the tsoiHcrr.
Tnkis Et1!tEa! view 81 The tfatt. G4,lnPtt-
3:crareus e4ttlstc1, 1sd whru mach dcis,dct u4
events III during th- nrxt tt'rt$ ca*s; II Will
t-tIhtT 1teeta1e materially ~ khe AssurAnct II e'd
ct- t4.sAtis Aas- it Will srsw sad
:iE"st to the r. aaecr. VIII" il cnrnFetledto to rsct
r.: farce cnsetca aIly Lumber Ersh.nxe
tA.Icd -r-portlnE sAl.-.H tEtfat well be dis
its4-<,d uitl. Il d,es LIT dEe the Alishte-t
idea Ut the lt4lly, not one eaE n 1Eenty rtp<tt.l
tLt re;e sly t!aa that bring tair price arrunt u
esa lumber have .t11srd aat inr tru4=ud fur these
1Tisk Md nj prizes considerably In A1sAuec ot out
Dr. 9u,1srioI.s, but they r1rcYtiour
Tit following IL 1tir eunp21AuIc monthly state
, 1869-07-05
LEGAL,
TRUSTEES SALE.

$ 1t : sssstE s ~ 5set s IL:
sas:, ss1aas ~ - a*i:ss e J.s
i 4 ee e Z q Fl IL 20 So st I'D
t!s'' i H. p;talse. Ge.snstsI at,e:1bed % .te
T. ssa as;s =:
VI, i. B.le:, Il t,e Il ~ thoue I'D !aatt
!. ec 4seeas R1ehsess & I % Saaf. Il % To Us:S os ~
i t .,.s s i.,sr tTs e 'fs shs d'te e. % =
M s;ss e u @ j ts hnss9; e.: III
Ie.is ,he 5ass 4 Gar. sEa:s Company: i =
IT. & s 10 3 =
etnt " .nau P.y.ess sssni..pa1.n, m 1aleh =.
assS - .es @ Fl, + atsssSsa F. i & RsssIs =
"a d pfo1iaas d; deaas s. nsde IA ~ taT psJnaa
e {, ss4 ss Fl e h. sssa
ss I'D e e sd e. - &: ss :.
1isns Or ,Seck,saf u tot eeF a pes.ea b. Attas
sss ! i Is : :: Ii q f ~ bas
@ u as.' &C. Z s i : tbs es 6
u Chicago .fareAld - the h1et hidd Or bidders 70
) .sil:hea Ia sss easy d Gsieas. Ioradd iiiiH q
ae. 4 ~ i : a.. 8 ss9:s5.aee d .e5
=. q sa.sa5s "a ..;s s,st-1sa. r. chr
IL y dana H i 81 ssa &
aid Erc1isa, xlsh tate4oet thsFeoa 4 tcu rrr er1
Pei. sn.um. Y pa1 tho s:aount of I1toapN
saia :. lie .1as 4 .aes s.e M hetr@s b
been rade hort n The psysn. Of The principal aad
tesr4t n& eaeh Il aa.d Ente< ste s1 ot two huudzF
ID tx crit al described Eote The of tou
.iIer De f.st asy i September. 4 D. La re@a4nta
ssised; Ard Mbfrea.. asra3e.:9n has beea aade = .
" siexsodes Les.e I'D Ei1I.El.1 Leslie, the n
fetse lessl htdes7 of ssjd uotea t. seH md dspos
91tt the terfa1 Il tt,e s1id TT;1st Decd:
Now, ttrIa1f., rrbhe aottae IL hezebJ gwen thsx.
virtue q the R~er NOD a1shost:y t. rtsted 4 ~
y .sta IEust Deed. l. ik.1e. Cl1ef fEaatec. VIII g
s;ATCKDAT. the t. .otr-:1sh e1;s, ~. ~ et Jana :
lit, u Gsieax oolc:y & pook 1n4 State d Glin.4
:s.' * sest s ia. I'D e sas; :: tsl th% % g. ~
..1:. tu1:e Ia tte Eft u Cstc.Sa, Co1rty Ct Coo4
zx.4.ry satAiJ tas said indebtedness. and dee<be
tstrsTr.1 ~, tn Kta1.t1 Addkcn to C.aeae md d
-tr.d - fd'nwa to stt He<tantn{ N ths soE:a u
4 sd Eloek :ht, 81. oae hSaa:sd lo, tss: -
81 Ter theaee ootA 70 hnnefrd ~2d e1Etttca tAtt
assdsrd nd sixs:eta eEls, e: i fho 1lssa h.t4
tisya,'o d Heek sweEty-rae c:i, In The porth fafs
Nolco:.'a Adti,u 70 Chir1{o. rith al ND FtfMa =
ere:pe1ts privileges sod tpvcr:entae1 she1S1ntI D
cnK1re o. u acs Eu- ast1s.ils*' soks! ~ =
Huthr and Ueasz r. Ba:ks. tasfs heir and ssstsu
thcrr T., for the Purpose o{ sk:ttF1nS The s-o1rt tha
~ o. tie ssia pIaEissoy n7ses- teettseE 9Th Ii
oo.t, 4 s.1e eT1,as*f,a. aa6 s. e ~ TT
H. .o~r r.k i herrqy adjourned u2til The i.s dss
Il July 4 y 's u '0e J.IEs s'eu GhaFkss II f. rp,ts.
Ct!casn Janu Is. la4l
, 1869-07-05
GENEVA

Ittr Nz.sIonnl Horne Shou-Thc
ik"c<~-t'or supposed TurtieF, &c.
siA cial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribunc
TrNAER JEhc1Io*, ILL.,, July 3
TIE fAc!uc cn!uineuccd II Geneva Ut about II.
L. To-day. The rrst hest aAnuunscd was for
:..rses who could mike the nearest to four min
'::ss. Seven horses entered for mile dashes.
iates' CuWiny won In 8 80. The second raee was
irr at,Tsr- Wio nla!e neArest 10 tnrcc minutes
E!.c d ssil+h- 11Ils was won by Genertere IN SAG
tie third rre HAs fur the pest two IN THREE. Five
ilasss5 enert AMI utter three false starts finally
got or The 1Fst hea. WAS won h..
haty Fisher In s;s7, Gray Eagle being
oae second Late, and the Others scattered
aong. Tho second heat was woa h5 katc IN e.o9,
Slrrp! Joan IN Que seconl late. Katy Fisher took
the urst premium Of SIS, and sIeep5 John khe sec.
o1i.
About :dn persons were in Attendance to-Aay.
The raln s'orpea further proceedings, This will
probably close the fair. which has not been sue
cess, owing to the unpleasant weather.
The dead tshy Of man, named Jas Moore, wAs
found nfar tile railroad trasG At blackberry Sta
tlon this morning.. i IL rumnred therc wis foul
play. Us he hli lr'ule yesterday with mar The
tEJeres to his heal dtt not iudtc ate that he ha1
Ntn 1ul ever. An INVESTIGATION Will be haa a1
~ .stl
, 1869-07-05

t'cfcbFation OF tile F1urth on the
Ihlrd-ur:ttiOn by EEou. Matt H.
Carpenter.


Epecta. DESPATCH TO The Chicago Tribune.
FoSu UC LAT, Wis, .Iuy 3.
The celebration Today HIS bten i grand Success.
Thousands III iH 'pie came In from the surrolusi-
Ii :: country .s: rfrs. T:.e Hroce=-lon large
eue, Representing great variety of ttales 4ud
h;:,.4rs,. Tte s1ecct OF Hon. Matt Caspcnter wls
LIE ent OF tnc uay. lis nFst punt the uet-
rcrsalIty nr political principles. Wnat The doc
titles ri lHT1-t W"rt Lt r!lt Religions world the
':sc:tnrs OF he Isr'4tIt,on OF Inlrpcairtce are
10 t'te os4n Il ~nr;l. Its n'laci,, we're o, aI,-
.tahr IN thai ts.ue Hccuuas uf ::1,. .4s..a nte
II 5!ltrrt. Hy !ta eradication
.,,:r uarion .us STAINED it..
tl;sj,5lfr. ftt nation 111s passed ruuS4 0drersi.
tits .lsH Through tlltn 's.nIr pni1;lct The satue
Nil! continue lG As ihe n.Lton mas mission
20 l-tF3oFL The na;HIn saousH flUll 10 It's prnci.
,'sts and ProE,ll4a:e t:e:1L Ne should not in'rr
fere In Cuban Aid Spanish nua.rA, to establish uur
1nFH4 Ut EVt crninenI. Hut %tA should nJ[ MuW
u!lhr EA1!anh pttrtrrt, to tat1tlls n1unaF.hIeE.
III sc nl4tter vi tfl- .Nlhaua cIa!lns, VI nhouIl
MT -eiiie tLrtn with Suurf, or by war, wI!c:l
would t'ppre-s o,!y the English cu:utou people,
whu we're our frtuds III; -tluPi.ti await
unr time, hnlt'nIg Tie action Ut Ea.lan In the
iuatrr. u well :s III The Ma.pn Sjifri lnatter l.
irtrtdents which We shall heat liberty tu act.
MouaEch1rs arc holding their pnweT By L -lighi
tenure, which 1l"st finally break, and govern
lNrnt hE the people he established on principles
similar to those OF our own natton.
Al immense GFt,7I lis 'cned TO and heartily hp-
il!aut,ra the speech. lie spoke TWO hours, and
thuse accustomed to hear him pronounce 1t his
best Gnurt.
, 1869-07-05
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE
Peri af fhicnEa.
tHDTtEn

PERI af fhicn4a-
.....-. July :
PEnp 3: AIhaxs osdea.s1.s e b.t, 81 sn1 tsrndsts
Fs Pss y;sstts x.s Mg;te, X @ - r.. II h
Prop Hilton. Browns Pses, 1G cosds WOOD
ss6I Esl!p.s III GA. Is is .9S''s I .oea 4 p,.tA
T. Mna1; AM9sts3s Mentaa Piss 81 4 e,tds Wood
sehr Etza Los.a asoosafpet. "a n iEaoe2 50 m l..a
sshs T. heexAs,. AnsA exaa. ~ i:nner. y u l.1a
sen Guile s. Ps.sI's Pacr, u m ia.1Se: IL t1'lSs
I Gs1, WsIis LIE 'es s. L. r. : n tin.
i:1a IL b.: Hin;.'i y nn ia's:r = .,,
SLn. Gon.t =. Jo..rh :; 81. "a = sa r,iss-s 80
Prep ii. G.eh Ni4Issail " II ltz4btr. IL ''ss
Fl, Fp al: ~ :e: j.! r. r Ss
BARK Hadsrf statn OeontA ~ la1nlrr. 70 n lasA
ses5 Ssss Sfan 81 's.,sIe s,I,;te = + ia5 n i;'n~,
Sehrt;o!: Hee. Aanisser. ~ N lAnaher.
fnes M,n.,1 As.Ss.SS Ss..S9;15 ~ II III Iq " i14
seAr MAFnoia. Aaskrfua. iiu III lItnbtr i: IN 18th,
K.s iasr T. m m 1h ssis
sehs T;oiinswest oe,sts % N ia1aors, {, n .a:a.
sshr 3a.:s.,is s Hoif ofi Asss. sest S:e, tea
sehr Il Raad- Piere- Pier. !. u. tea
ssi sl 4 AIt IL s.,s Ms., sss s ;ss; tss.
sthr Experiment. Hol4nd. 81 cd wood
sshF sshF f.. R.ss Hsi s Td .s 4: ns;s
s:hl :srnh;t ssath Hana j. s ID. WySI ~ e'' "''A
.cLr Han,let. Carleton. ts3 eif F<ol
S<Es tssIa, Wl3lt II Pier. ~ eds God, eds bark
SeAf Aiw aukce Belle. Little SaA1nseo la lumber II
Scht kewaantc, Mraosatnce 17s N 1.s.nhrr
netsr a. II. brVFrS HelnfDtt. III IL lEIuws,
seht Arnle AuNes. Prnet .t2SIi-h2e, 10 u la..lc5
StAt Aarsnee+ LAMiuGton- l:ss Ill !uter.
5. kr RIB Hoy. " bite Lake u NJ l1srnl-r. tats
Stus< Granger. Packs t1s Pier. IS Il, lul1l,-r.
St,su Three Bet.s, Aliee Al Pies. s eds wt.l.
Sts,w thhAf--. S4ukasck- 50 Ii l4tub~t
>ep+F A. FfrL<ricE, AcIhruiera Pier, II ella wood
Sea Ailsou. y hIss Lake ID lu1uber % II 4tll
Scuw UsA,u, Nt4tr L1ta. u tp lumber. l. m 18th.
Sow DElaQ. Calumet, ~ yds EtAFt!.
Seusy Baltic, Calumet, yds gravel.
taFKt t. F. Aten. tiEaEd t1aven. 10 I'll lumber.
Sc1Ir Qneen Of The " ct. fort Hh~*rd. kn0 tics.
ELkARED....,.,:.. July !
f1up fasuriIe, AurkeSoa. sundrirs-
Prcr Pl5 Iu.u.h, Bataa, slAo ba u1 brls dau1.
PrtrU U.n,teo Buif.lo % so ba esrn ao5 b,l. dsu.
a3.a tnDaricA
Prep Y.seet~l Buffalo xao bu eoFn- kaau bu cat.
AID ~ trl1 hoaf.
arhl Trade MInd. Kipsston ss11 bu wheat
sehr Whit s9Ga!i usnrso 4sIi tu \ brat.
Schr Clayton Rfiic, htnE-tuu. 1851 In wheat
sthr 1au1ts platt Buffalo. nu ca1Sa.
Sl!ur C04uct. ST Ja+cpa. .iaari,-. ...
Prop Bracs, H7ntE<al 1t7Ip u wheat 100 br!s -four.
b.IiT Al4Er fvtlsl,t. ttudAIt, 1850 Au oo1a.
hsht E!|A. uavj. Pier. u bIs f-,wF.
Set,r ". H. H,,s kfc. R.,wn's Pier, u tr!s sous.
Sehs W H. H Craig. East Saxin4N. cA-SA
~ %hr j. rhilI4p4. Malt-ttr, 10 ht4s !!.,sit.
Sow Sll:ar. White L.ko, Is brfs salt
, 1869-07-05

Stock CAttie-ConEaou eattle IN decent .-.-. .-
reAh. and averaging hoo Il to51 sa..... kht AZ
1hlerinz.Il{ht I'D thin cows and str.17, LH ~ =
lbs following ~eEt tie rti1 ts arae ixst
YER:
, 1869-07-05

days for the purpose Of nominating A1. FlersuL
j. is but just to SAY that MT. Itcrsol stated
That hc WIS not awnre OF 0ny movement OF the
k'nd- The meeting WAS held In very quiet man,
hrr, none hut those who hl1 been sounded on the
subject belnS admitted.
y Arety hitler feeling c1ts:s Gu tue part Of many
- the H-tn'Tr4tic tillcrA, who opeu!S dccla1 {
thar they Hill not support the ticket n0[1iuared
70 far Rnd VII! do ali E t1ltr power 10 rftat It.
It ss also pruIo.ed In several Legislative districts
tn rIn lnt1rfsEtEHi .2u.1lfI4tc4- The Respectable
lnIutWrattr t1tiZtAk Ds tile FfFst SenlturlI Uls-
ttIcf arc considering the rrOpT1tis Of Illuminating
tl opposition c1nhl 1nte tn Alexander j. Diam, ,Inii
A.d II Is .us trrte'l ~ hulI neutluS On saturday
, 1869-07-05
DETROIT.

The FoHrel3 i1rctttion-I.ctxcFt from
.tFs. r'oWeIl-itisuon a nyth so Fnf
as lis tonnccriou With the ~.
pcdttton IL Concerned.
rETKn1T, Jn1F s,--Thc Detroit J,a publisher A
icrter frum M,1. Powell. wife OF Mhjor Powell
commander OF the expedition, reported By John
4 Rtsdon 10 be lost Mrs Powell has been wlth
the party for the past two yelrs md has recently
left. She Etatea thai no such mar a. Rsdon be-
!onged To H. and that the names gwen By him arc
all ncttious~ The disaster Is reported 70 have 90
CURED on the 1stn Of MAJ. MrA Powell has 10
"a Nay.