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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-04-11
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But few 81 this beautiful Cihr0no
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females, aud well worthy Of thelr atten
tiou, being warreuted cure forpainfRl
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taey are often subject while enclente.
To heads Of families, the information ip
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a bottle Sl0O
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fresh wounds, old sores, bruises sprains,
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RISLEY'S CONCENTRATED ElX-
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RISLEY,S BUCHU: For Ill disor-
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Physicianssa nae invited to eoInpare the
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Aruiea and chlofoforin are both
known to posses magic power to relieve
pain and infamation Tie combina-
tion Of these iii Dir ThoIhe's AIhica
and chloroform Liniment, renders it
the most popular remedy for relieving
painful swellings, bruises, rheumatism,
tooth and jaw ache M, Sold lY.tho
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my own case, the Philotpken proYedF
good remedy for sleepIessness prisinp
from nervous exhaustion, s
HENRY Viii LACE JEg
PastsrR Reformed Church,
For sale by WM, MEYER, dealer,in
DIugsand Medicines Lake Charles, I'm.
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The report of The growth Of the
Patrons u Husbahdry SLOWS Dist
1866 oranges have been organized
since the middle 81 December
The whole number If grangas H
now Isl 600. The largest iaorease
took place u tic former slave
states, where 565 new oranges
were formed, against 459 III the
Western States Ihs national
membership 0f clio oranges now
number ls,000
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III called '3elated sisters
Why IS Kissing lille creation /?
Because g nude gf nothing and
IS very good
"A country edit0r las Just be-
comethe father sc twins, and yet
he wants tie constitution ohanggdl
When the boYs ia Virginia City
wish Is raise their Mites tlipy tie
the string to dog tail, and make
the animal run.
"Im particularly uneasy on this
point, said the fly To tie young
gentleman who stuck him on the
end Of a needle.
IA Young plvsicihn, asking per-
mission Of q lass 70 kiss her she
replied /" No, sir; I never like D
doctors bin stnekin my face.
The Pittsb0rg Leader prints liRlf
its advertisements upside down for
the accommodation of readers VI lilo
habitnally stand on their bead
The girl Who Wanted to kiss
bim for his mother concluded,
after she got a tasto, ghnt she wonld
20 ii OF her own, account here
astef
Writing a sketch 81 his life, an
Irishnan saws That he early ran
away from Ills father becnusa he
discovered that DC was only his
uncIt u
"IT q naughty girl should hurt
ron, like d good girl you should
forgive her, wouldn t You?" Eyes,
marmi she replied, i'if I,oouldn't
catch her,
Some ungenevous biped has
patient medicine to make fellow
rise early 10 the morning. The
Boston Post says q six mouths old
baby can beat it to death.
An exuberant youth Of Pittsfeld
said 70 4 supposed friend: Hello,
3o 0h excuse me I tlloRght
you were aHothef man. Lacoaic
stringent am.
Jones says he always makes up
his mind regarding the value Of ii
horse by the abundance, length
and beauty Of his tail, for it is n
wei attested fact that "ull's we'll
that ends wen"
An Ohio Youth WHO desired to
wed the object Of lis affections,
had an interview with her pqternpI
ancestor, in which ho stated that,
although he had no wealth to
speak Of, vet was ''chack full oil
days works He got the girl.
my dear Polly, I an surprised
ut your taste ID wearing another
N0man's bair on your head, I said
Smith TO bis wife. "My dear Joe,
1 am equally astonished that you
persist il wearing another sleeps
wool oil your back. There now.
An ambitious Young lady was
talking very loudly about her fl-
Sqrites authors, when a literary
chap asked herif she liked Lamb.
With 4 look Of inefiabIe disgust,
she answered that She cared little,
about what she ate, compared With
knowledge,
'lAhy do they call the people
that live IN some Uf the South SEQ
Islands Canmbals r" asked an old
man Of a sailor Because they
live on other people,, answered
the sailor. "Than, said the old
man pensivtly, ''nY sons-in+Iaw
must be CannibaIs, for they live
on inc.
'It Won will quote any Of my
Jokes, says Lamb, f'quute this,
which il really a good on@ Hume
and bis wife and several chiltlfen
we're with me. Hame repeated TIE
old saying, One fool, makes
ninny;' aye, Mr. Hume; said 1T
pointing to the company you have
. fine family"
General Smith, il Congress while
delivering one Of those long, prosy
sneeches for which be- was noted,
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o1onsistiii8 81 Gums, Axes, Hbess Isokss
f Hipgesd Screws, Ghains, Reeket
and Table Cutlery, Fish
aQa rs Hdobs and Iaiies. it
el bHR etf- etaslete! W
y hnhm9h aai gi 81 aHaua9a
Also
J. us.
Articles, net as Eat md Ca iu ya
fietY aBibles aahhDi Bobks and
Stationery Boots and Sb0sss or
oll Ages ana sexes CirbckerY ana
;ia llila Wave GledH nsa
Brqqm IrURk qua saddles
He VIA sem exclusively tof cash IS
its equivalent and "a lheF hbla %
sell cheap, augj6 7a
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III W. B
Corner Ryan street. and and Public

b8la 54a WoomPrrif9ipg NV aaF
DaIiSo6s, iat.i aaHadaF
4AEiIIslins; lfyr 8q lIfa
aafoI iI3Tilliarltilaes
gb0t IIE Grenadines M
ba4 aai.i4aa III IRliel fles
Japan ~ Italian Cloth,
Bleached Domestic,
ih7ilI5lftoEvII q ofne4tIes
tam I1c l1ingS, 9i4 ,t
r8o RCottonqiafles
aouf ii raJatl44l8g tlt j weed,
.a.as raal Jaai iii laIlnais m
MI ,{1to IT ettItt
Eud nlaily fotAer articles ~ th y bare
.t ss i3l I'LL b9inHHt0g#li 9lj34Ha pt
ALSO
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comprising a fine stock nf Cream and
wv Soda Crackers, Corn Meal. Loaf
and Brown Sugar, Molasses. Coffee,
p aiep, Beans, Corn Dried Herrings,
Smoked Shoulders, Canvassed
Hams, Butter, Land. Washing
~ Soda, and ihany ARTICLES too iinm-
egons to mention
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NOTIOEs nil bl

The undersigned having purchased
the Black Bayou Saw Mil and having
been put ih good running order, viii
saw lumber for any one chat VIII fur
nish him logs for four dollars per. thou7
sand feet, Of for one tllifd, len thi'eg
six or twelve months
1s7F A u Johnson
Black Bayou Caleasiep parish LOS,
October, 18th. 1873.
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HENRY YItI ~ LA CfE, Jr,
$500 PastlrR efQrmed Church,
For sale by WIN, MEYER, dealer3in
DIugsand Medicines Lake CHARLES, In
, 1874-10-31

Th,ra-It would !lnito tho hearts Of tho bzostrcn.
md .hoy would bo IN condition 10 90 % work fot
confederation, What shall wo do 10 reiioyo oursolvoa
moro partiauiarly via. 's CD % BE-
iono TO sayo our literary and cno.nationl instltu
t'os irSn Ta,n ao, sla nssaars utter ioss7n ,,,
every ono OF our eee churohcs IN tho city that nocd
help from their embarrassment mud contribute to
nenttnacnt throughout our denomination ID manner
and to an extont that could not DO potsby effected m
eny sa:S otor Tay For tnsane 10 ss TINT
sstanse, from rs reo',aisry snd lift
saa e % ea sSs ho,. e Z 0i Is "h .s ssn1sa
ef' a a s ws hid thu
ooo as It sta,s and s. il lost entirely, and goes
So ss a u 10 i s sns
IL TINT little dear brethren who aro associated thcro
as church arc tnr9wn oat In ths .'rso dlscoaragSl
brothron had left them to .helr ruin Without synps-
Tx Or her md te1 nrorcry wos a. ststed teo
efforts and enterprises and leave auc1 an futorcat
60 we'll located for good. to isa rnsn7
r. relation & to hs 1nfnns "yennS intoreat haze
know but tho brethron in that neighhorhood would
think lest, as haro and now DO, TO hold It either
as present Or fnturc rcrmancnt church, which no
could easily do. Your aifco.ionuto btoler,
L. D. DooNE.
The undersigned nacn,ncrn Of Michigan Avenue
Church. having read Tho foregoing yiows Of our
,Ssa md az tn y. a. tss
IT, nr1 renn Ghrc - " ov So n ~
uroml,r ira Iu a,,nroycd. NeD '1'' "'"'@A
W1tIi.w Hasspnouou, IN PAYNE,
j. a. oo.sEn, j. II. Gnoss,
A.. J. McBEAr, NonMAs 7. aAssErrr.
htr. Clark desired TO move the ,esppointment Of
Church. 10 said thnt tho matter OF coalition
had boon oauvnHHcd nmong the brethren, and
committee of conference Wis tlcairablo.
Mr. Pope offered tho following "a
SUBSTITUTE:
wnEnrAs, communication has been read TO this
church by +. p noonoan others. addressed to Dro,-
ers Bentley sa 1 saS 1s soSan 1os xsn w.,
Aon 2! .n1s eauecA WILL tno A1le1AR@l AsoH"e LAY"
saI artoyn roem,orn of this church nayo
,nado motion to arpont committee Of conference
m tia mart Of thfs Church 10 meet with o commit
leo Of conference from tho Michigan Avenuc baptist
Church. With Wow 10 consolidation Of tho t"o church,
ca: therefore ., ...u,.,,,,.
lna "o aeo snG a p'o re IN
G cs aG nt"rests Of tno enoaaon Of ao Churches
and futhcrs Int having nnrctascd 1ot and aon,cd
uinn for tnusn Of worshn thnt In view Of tho fact
, 1874-10-31
WASHINGTON.

The Conversational ftCoofil-pr0Hrertty
OF f5ntttmorc-Distrtct ArfRtrh.~Thu
Frcodauonss Isnnk-E'etlCrAi Appolnt-
Incnt4 In Tcxsts.
Special Dispa&eh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. g., Oct. 80.-Dound copies of
tho Congressional! Record, 1lrat session OF tho
Forty-thlrd Congress-, will DO roaty for sale 10
tho general public In tew wooke. They sro in
seyon volutaos. including tho index In ono
volume. They will bo sold under = law Of Con-
gross for cost, and mil 10 delivered at something
leaa than % . volume. Tho price for the Globa,
printed by Evora b Bailey, was % volume.
1t il stated that Baltimore has mover had q
Through tho liberality Of John Iopktna aud
othor of tho wealthy men, the business Of tho
city has not only received no injury from tho
panio . year ago. but was actually benefited by
coffae-importers, and tho oyster and fruit-pack-
Ing buslnoss has grown to iuimonBo proportlons,
wlilo llcr packorB haTo, during tho curront Boa-
son, tatten q Southern trade Of over So, ,00o,0o0
from tho Western cities.
p1srn1or ArFA1ns. 4
Tho District Commissioners have inatruotel
Engineer uoxio to so1oct at once q auQiclout
strip OF Pennsylvania avonuo. north aido, be-
tween tho Capitol and tho Treasury. to.allow five
or Bix companies to lay 10 place Of tic present
yards oaoh Of thoir respective pavementB. on
condition TINT each company viii guarantee to
koop in repair it8 pavement for five years. and
boar ono-hnlf tho contract price for. laying tho
eame tho contract price not to excoed tho pre-
yailing cash price for such pavomontB, otc. This
Will give chance to tho various patent pavo-
ments Of asphalt, concrete, artificial and real
atonc.
TIE TnEEDNEN's BANK oonMrssroxEns
Gre progressing very slowly with their work.
They will aoou submit report to tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury Of tho reauts Of their labors M
far rs thcy have gone. Thoy seem to booomo
nro no nearer tho modo aud manner Of settling
up tho concern OF OF acknowledging Of rhat it
will pay than they we're when tboy first began.
[Io The associated FYkds.l
YELLOW FEVER At CHARLESTON.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 00.--Col. I. Vogdos,
commanding tho Firat Artillery, wrltoB to tho
Adiutant- Goueral Of tho army that, owing to the
prevalence Of tho yotlow foyor In tho City Of
Charleston, s. c., ho has removed tho troops
under bis command from Chnrleston to Sum-
mcryille.
A CABINET MEETING
wnB held to dav. Present, Secretaries DrstoW
and Delano, Postmaster-Ganetal Jewell, and
Attorney General Williams. Aaasstant-Secrotary
Robson and Delknnp aro absent from tho city,
DIED.
Maj. ]. r. Edo. Of the Ordnance Department,
| dled last night.
FEDERAL. APPOINTMENTS IN TExAH.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 30.-Thomas 2. Ochiitree
Ia: boon Suspended from tho Office Of Marshal
| Of tho Eastern District Of Toxas, and Lomuel D.
Evans has heon appointed IN hfB place. Evans
was formerly q Judge IN Texas, aud is M OK
member Of Congress. Sydney r. Cabin has
| boon appolntod Postmaster at San Antonio, Tox.
, 1874-10-31

Al predicted In youtesdays TRIBUNE. tho violent
aouthweetsrly gallo prevailing duriug tho last two daya
haH been tho cause Of runny disasters On tho other
shorb Tho gallo eee1na 10 have EXTENDED all the why
to Cleveland and Buffalo, reports OF disasters reach
hero oyon from those points.
Tho most serious disasters reported yesterday
wcr6 thoae Of tho bark Thomaa r. Sheldon and the
schr ThnnaA 8. Mott. Tho bark T. r. Sheldon struck
tho rocks In the Detroit River Thursday night,
Lake Eric, and on reaching the lake Aank near bar
city 10 Buffalo With cargo Of ~ 600 btu OF wheat Her
cargo is Injured in Chicago companies rho vessel
also insured.
The aehr Thomas 3. AIoss sprsng \ loak wedneaaay
night, and her pumps got choked laAt night. A the
Wind blew fcrcely from tho northwest, and tlere
beach At Ludington, wero she now lies In bad shape
llahc to hroak u at any monent. Her cnrgo Will DO
tosaa oss and there iB great doubt whether tho voese
Nsa!f can 10 aavca. she had cn board 4a 800 tM Of
wheat from, thia city for nuaao, which y injured ~
mud ia yaluel ut $500
Tho Rchr Qncen Clty also laden with wheat, from
this city to Buffalo, went unhpre Ut Point pe!lce reef
4 dispatch received here yesterday by the Tratlers
ins,rsnes Company, Of this city. staca Tint tho tug
other wreckiug APPARATUS to render assstaee. sue
~ reported to be nnnjufed, aud Lea about one foot
cut.
The barge Sherman, loaded with lumber aud salt
left Cleveland fhnraAay morning. for Ashtu-
bula, o. The wind mss blowing q gale, and
waterloegcd, war nnciored mics or Farpptt, and
abandoned. When t,e crow left, ns o'clock u NJ. thoro
feot Of wator tn tln hold. Tho sla!I boat in
which the crow left tho Vcaso capszo near tho beach,
hna tha Oaptnln'H hon. little boy yeara old, nAs
drowned. besideH these accidents, nunberlesa minor
mstapS haye happaMed to yeaaoIa mcathesnK the gac
TerB IN considerable foar Ut tue docks that tin lHt OF
lsaalcrs III not yet full,
, 1874-10-31

nothing hit God could MAKO thom effoottvo.
Iro believed tint largo majority would 40 with
pr. Eyerls whcTeyor lio won't. [Applarso.]
Of tho united cl,urcl, It could not bo done, with
tho First Church olotnent Divided.
A1r. parklurat believed tho pronosition MAS
actllntnd by malice toward tho First Church.
Tho Chairman hoped that nothing Of this kind
would be said.
Dir. I1inohlcy movoa tint tho question DO
Hottloa by rising voto instead OF bnllos.
Thoro waa much opposition to thia motion,
and It was dofoated. TollerH having boun up
polntod and tho Chairman hnviug explained At
ieaat tlozon tlmos what tho olroot would DO Of
adoption, ballot waa takon OIL bfr. pope's Bnb-
Htituto, which was adopted by q yoto Of 107 for
aud a5 againRt
When tho result was announced, thoro wero
oxolamations OF 'praiso aod!" on alt sides.
x prayer Of thanksgiving WAS oirorod Tho dox-
ology was sung with gteat unot!on, tho benodic~
ton was pronounced BY tho 1lev; ". ", Eyortss,
IT,. and at half-past ii o'clock tho meeting nd
1Quruqa,
, 1874-10-31
mouth Of tho Ogden Canal yesterday morning. She
]lad on hoard cago Of 500 tons OF coal and 1t took
eoyorat st,na to puli Gor OF.

mouth Of tho Ogden Canal yesterdsy morning, she
Ind on board cargo Of 800 tons Of coal, and It took
several tugs to pull 4er OH.
Tho 1chr Richard Wn1low IL aground at the head of
pcoho Island. Lake sL Clair. 6ao will bo gotten Oh
aB foon @ ~ tho gallo Roca down..
a. 81 sssa a. pis Daa se fs1 u prop
Next week tho now Government prop Dahllh will
start from Detroit, mud takn up tho buoys marking
shoals g. g. Tartous points On tho lskes.
marsa 10 regard to tho Chicago Hoard Of Trade sunk
on Farrort Tint Tho wreckcrH still at work her,
e o %na R t' lake fow dsya p."t has caused
.--The Jdghtho,so nonrd stvea notice TINT on np,l
afser Nov +, 1874. stoam foH-whstlo giving b,ants
ct oigh seconds With Intervals Of hfytwo seconds,
mont northerly point Il Outer 1san Lake Superior
n hoso Is 200 foot northwest bJ north
rThe grounding ot tho largo Brown, consort Of tho
Forest City, ut tho LlmeKl croBsinR proven to bo
yery scrons affair. sho N fnl Of wser, anu, having
ooc bu Of wlacat and 500 brls Of -four on board
stean-p,,mps down 10 tho brown from Detroit Thrs-
ass, s, anu efforts to raise her will DO prosecuted with
or a1l other places throughout thu region Of thu
lakes Long ro!nt and tia adjacent locality as rcancI
grcater sharo Of Victims both life and property than
a oAe1s. F1o!ocsng tar out Into Tho lake lat.nco
o. ~ mes II ~ cat half south direction It IL To-
STORMS In tho fa OF tho year Nearly ali Tic above
distance hnh to be run Gre g!mpso Of Tho light is or
t.i1od reh IT, 10 localea on the e1tremo lowermost
ini during southwestern gales IN as dangerous an INV
other part, It IL for ta largo nmbnr OF our
lake mon claim that beacon should DO ocato 1t or
tho old cut ut what Ia called tho fa]sn cnf
which, II established, would Indicate to vessels ia
os times how to shapo their courBo to clear thc
whole nngth Of this dangerous coast 1fad s1ch been
the prop Jersey City mud numerous other disasters
would novor hayo occurrcl.-Dctro,t Fra I'ress.
, 1874-10-31
RAILROAD NEWS.
Tho Giving of Bonds Of tho Chi
cngo s. Southern to Alder
men Denied.
Miscellaneous Itoms.

THE CHICAGO q SOUTHERN.
TILE utIAnaE or BRIBERY.
Mention was made In yestoroay's TRIBUNE Of
n bill filed by John D. Brown, i contractor.
against the Chicngo l. 6outhorn Railroad Conf
pauy and various other dofondanta, in which tho
complainant alleged, among other things. that
pended toward getting through tho Common
Council tho ordinance granting tho right OF way
iuto tho city. A Tribune reporter yoatorday
called upon tho. attorneys ct Mr; Brown,
with n Wow to aacer!ainfng tho basis
Of tho allegation. 11o found thoae gon-
tiemcn singuEarly roticens. They would neither
speak nor porn,it their client to spoak; tho
most that could bc got out Of them was TINT tho
allegation had beon inserted ii tho bill On &C.
that thoy expected to sustain Il BY proof whom
ever the court ordarod tho taking of testimony.
What tho source or crodibilty of tho hoinformation
was, tho reporter could not persuade theso gen.
tlenlou to atato, and ho departed with tho con-
yiotion that thoy might hayo told moro II they
Alr. 4. 4. Goode1l, President Of tho Tourtl,
National Bank; hlr. Il. 7. Eamos, President Of
the Commercial National Bank, mud Mr.. n. 8.
Douton. President Of tic Chicago l. Southern
tho subject Of tho alleged uso Of tho $15, 900 in
bonds to bribo the Common Council, and oaeh
Of those guntlemen gayo q positive denn1 TINT
this or any other alm, In money or In bonds, had
ovor been appropriated Or paid Tor that purpose.
bfcaars. Enmos and dooioll had had possession
and control Of tho entire issuo Of bonds. and
etated that none had ever been applied In the
manner alleged aud Mr. Douton was equally
cienr and unoQuivocai TINT any monoy had boon
spent in tho Council to aoouro tho right OF way.
IN COURT.
A motion was made by tho complainant in the
caae of John B. Drowu Ys. tho Chicago j. South
ern Railroad Company, yesterday morning, be-
fore Judge Moore, for IN order on the defooa-
ants to compel them to produce their books,
which, 1t was charged, were kept from the pub.
1io inspection, to proVent knowledge Of the
Compsny'a status becoming known. After some
discussion, 1t WAS agreed That tho complainant
should bo allowed to 500 book which the de.
formation t I'' canoorning tic liabilities Of tic
Southern Railroad Company, its assets, ind gon'
oral condition.
, 1874-10-31
MARINE.


... ARRIVED.
Prop s. O. baldwin, Milwaukee, iron orc.
sehr Agnes L. Potter, Milwaukee, Iron orc
S,or III. N. Dunhan,, ptke's rter, wood.
scow Sea Bird, White Like, lumber.
schr Lyman II. Davis, Mnake9on, lumber.
Stmr 8hcboygan, Alnnitowoc, sundres.
scllr Ketchum, Ford River, railroad ties.
Schr a. piligger, Holland, railroad tiea~
schr g. G. Darnra, Cleveland, eoa}.
,schr Jno. N. HutchinAon, Erie, coal.
sohr Twilight, Toronto, barley.
Bark Montgomery Mpcnh. lumber.
Sr sshr Y Masa ata!sqn rsF 1sro:a s
schr arab, Lahington, lumber:
Schr Dolphin, Lldingtou, lunlbcr.
Schr Clara Parker, Eacanaba, iron orc.
8ehr Jo Villas, Lu1lugton. lumber.
Bchr Q. ]. Roeder, IIorna Pierecetlar posts.
schs Despntch, Mlnapco, railroad lies.
schr ". II. Dunham, daniatee, lumber.
Gchr J. F. Tracy, Manistec lumbar.
sohr CIsy Of Traverse, Alpena lumber.
schrH g. Ahrocht. henonnee, lamben
schr Blackhawk Hau1lin, lumber.
q, s. atnr Andrew Johnson.
Schr Sam Flint, Buffalo, coal.
sehr American Union, Kewannee. lumbar.
schr Dessie Boalt, STONY 0rcck cedar poats.
Prop wavosly, Dutfa'a; s4nilrss. I, l1ia
Prop Laurel1 ogdensuurg 10000 bu corn Cleveland,
35f sckH seed, Is bales brooni-corr.
Bark ". II. Vanderbilt, Buffalo. 80, ,o1o bu whoat
Schr Rob Roy, Caaco Pier. 36 toua fepd.
achr Russian, QswcGo, la, 100 bu wheat.
Prop swegatchlc Ogdensbrg and intermediate porfs,
5000 corn, SOL brla fous, 100 brls meat, 10
ass @ e Srs 0r9n Il gn snafs ,lsss
Bchr Hattie johnson, Buiralo, IS, coo bu wheat.
stsur shsboygan, Masisowoc, snnurIcs.
Prop Lawsense ogdensbnEgh md intermediate ports,
6,23o bn corn, Is bales hroom-oorn, 80 brlb pork,
1 Guns lard, and aunt1rieu.
And u vessels cleared light