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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
CpFCIE and GOLDDUST from CALIFOR-

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
- NIA-NEW-YORk end SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No. ~ Broadway-rhe attention OF parties
ordering returns from California Specie Gold Dust Sc
drected TO the notice OF New York underwriters at foot
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents
NEw.YoRX, Sept 10, 1857
JOINS 4 JOHNSON -
THE NEN-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Messrs Garrison
Fretz 70 furnish specie guard which has been deemed
isciory BY the undersigned they Wiling 10 take
Insurance from San Francisco 10 Newfork and 70 make
the same reduction premium for coming under the pro
lection Of the guard OF Messs Garrison Fretz from Pan
sa TO the Atlantic coast has been and IA yet allowed
,pecie guarded BY the guard Of Mes Mosluen, Hartado
Company. %, , -
Gen I Mutual Insurance CO. (Sgnedl ALFRED OGDEN
New-york Mutual Insurance Co.,
(signed) TB SArrERrHwArrE.
Comm ercial Insurance Co. Signed DAN.L d. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Ins Co. Signed WALTER X. JONES.
The san Mutual Insurance Co. (slgnedl b. NELSON
Union Mutual Ins Co (Signed) j. L. LArHRsP, Prest.
Atlas Mutual InsuranceC Co, tsiyned) n. H. OsGoop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
DADICAL CURE of HERNIA or RUP-

III TURE.-Dr. GEORGE HEAION, OF Boston having
taken an Office at No. $50 Broadway New-f may DC
consulted Oh Thursday Friday and Saturday OF each week
DR. H. continues Hernia Rupture IN all s osns
thereby rendering the OF Trusses unnecessary lie sho
treatment Of Htouhoids Piles Prolspsus or Hernia
Rect, &c. ...
The first four days Of each week he be found :, hs
pa~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
rCHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP

Il ANDES, Robert Hutchings Commander. Is appointed
TO sail from New-York fox Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th January, 1883. 49,.
Passage money, hrst CABIN
Passage money second cabin. .................... %
viii take -four cotton, grain, and other freight at low
rates Apply 70 \. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
A UCTION NOTICE-Rich Fancy Goods,
A. NJ MERwIS, Auctioneer.

Z II
"A bv WN. W. SIIIRLEY.-TUESDAY, Dec. q, a. 10!
o'clock at No 20 Wham-st Cedar choice catalogue
sale of Silver Plate Britannia Ware, Trays, Cole and Tea
Uns rch China and Glass Ware Ornaments Clocks Vases,
Ac worthy the notice OF retailers and families purchasing
for the Holidays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

CRAHANrs ONGUENT is the name Of a
VI wonderful compound that viii make the Ministers,
ustache or Hair grow like magic IN SIX weeks without
staining or uTing the skin Prics 81 bottle bot
ties 81 30. Sent TO any part Of the country
T. q. GRAHAM No. 10 Annr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, connecting with tbs PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. carrying the great L. ). Mai
Only through L. : Mail Line tor CALIFORNIA and ORE.
CON via Aspinwull and Panama. Tae splendid new and
double L. s Mail Steamship GEORGIA, Seoc tun'
burden d. d. Porter, L. :. Navy, Commander Will sail on
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s. 81 ? o'clock NJ. precisely, from
foot of Warren g North River The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Compsnys regular Mail Steamer viii be in readiness
az Panama the GeoTgas mails AID passengers,
and sail immediately for San Francisco No Efforts will be
spared on the part Of the Companies 70 send their pasen
rrrs thrnnsh with exredlfion comfort and safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
CANDss HOARHoU$p COUGH SYRUP,

y oDIv lak cents bottle-A deli ghtfuI and remedy
for Cough Hoarsenes Influenza kc cannot BE- praised
too highly Wholesale and retail st SANDSs Mammoth
Drug Store No. II Jamesstr and Drug stores seAefsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE

NJ GUIDE-A practical tTealse nevef belofs ~
TOWNSEND No. ~ J. c. HARRIOT, No. Az Broad.
way; and by the author, 81 LARMONT, Physeisn and
SURGEON No. - Reade-st., OF Broadway ~ u
where he treats all these plants from II N. TIL r. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
DIJJDTNG ASSOCIATION and GENER-

AL FIRE INSURANCE CO., corner Of rryonrow
and Chatham ST. in the Harlem Railroad Buildings, are
taking rents, buildings Sc the most favorable
terms. JOHN bhlCE fEesidcn'.
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
V,HE SHORTEST aud CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST aud G III E A ST
i ROCTE-vANDERBILT LINE tor san FRAN
cisco only line giving Tickets Or crossing the lshrng.
The new double engine steamship sTAh OF IHE "EsL
100 tuns viii leave from Pier No. 2 North River, ~
o'clock NJ precisely, on WEDNESDAY, jan connect
In with the Pacific steamer the NICARAGUA IkAS-
SIT ROUTE, having but IL MILLS W LAND THAN
sPORIAriON , 40.
These unsurpassed IN tner seeoninooArons
and ventilation For Information or passage Apply Only 70
b ALLEN Agent. No. 9 Bate ~ place, up stairs
r The public are cautioned against The Representations
ofHIRED RUNNERS ofosher lines. None are employed
sor this tne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
TOR INTERCOLLEGIATE of 22d DEC.

j The new and splendid paoket-ship HENRY CLAY,
Capt Caulkns will SAIL above her regular day For
freight passage having very superior accommodations
amply on board, AZ Pier No. II, North River, or 10
SPOFFORD, TILESTOS 4 Co, No IS South'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
" suRANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Waist corner o.
Pesrl-st. s,,oo ann
At ar election held this day, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors OF this Company Tor the ensuing
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, george EiGef
Benz b. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francs SSddy,
Peter Martin, Alex. II. Grant, ohas' bn, ne,
Rufus Story, asa = Porter james D. Mlson
Henry Edes, Isaac t. Taylor, Wuham ~ , rosSsa;
Ata subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ was unanimously reelected President OF tie
Companv j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New-York. Feb. ?, 1852. .
EB-This Company continues to insure Buildings, Mer-
ehnndise Household Furniture Vessels IN Port &c ON the
most favorable terms All Losses promptly adjusted sAo
maid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 20 SAN FRAN
cisco At REDUCED RATEs-No DETENTION on the
SAM 2eoo tans w A. Mills. Commander, VIII leaye
Nev-York from pier No s. y. River, for AsPlNWALL,
Nsvy Pay on WEDNESDAY, Jan at 3 o'clock !. NJ
rreei.~ly connecting at Panama with the double
fne steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2loo tuns- Edward
Dunn Commander, which steamship leaves rsnsm. on me
arrival Of the passengers by the UNCLE sam Tor San
Frsncsro stopping only at kcspuleo fos supplies
These vesse in accommodations VENT anon sp-ed And
ntety are unsarpsssrd An experenced physician sf-
tsched 10 each steamer.
Prssrnr-rs VIII Be landed the wharf At Apin~sn and
take the Panama Railroad.
RATES os TARK THROUGH. -.
Steernge = =. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
r II E G. 4 : 8 y g = L 3 -

Moan >li.ynE--Ihere have been '"o
seizures Of liquor under the administration 81
the new ,lavor Of Portland. The first was d
barrel o. gin. enclosed i'll box that had been
taken oyrr tn Atlantic Road TO Gorham'
y. IL. and returned I he scc"nd seizure
vas similar to the first. Neal i)9w was voted
or, of ot.o for Selling liquors rrrportlns TO
l,c ,,r Us. in New Hampshire. but the new
one does if when it returns to It's place OF DIES
tination. The real difference, then, so tar
in the conduct of the two officials is, one al
lows the liquor to pass over the ka''ro7' and
back arain while the other would not May
or Parish. people will soon BEGIN to think Is
4 >tocAhoIjrr in the Atlantic Railroad.
Cox@rr>-.-It !, almost disgusting 20 read,
week in and week out for succession OF
vel, the 1oj,9y< Of lie House OF Representa-
fives upon the subject 81 the public printing
For several sessions this has been fruitful
tonr Of discourse. but during the present II
occurics still more time. 1t Is very pIalil
business nur,ton. and it is a wonder that one
ortwo mrn cannot be found in the House
with sufficient business capacity to prcs"n
the matter in simple and practical form s.
it conld be settled in three hours. The hun@
ling efforts to cr0nomi>e. including the TIM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

The sixteen free StatrS-taklng tie taiHe
of 1919 at the ha-i>. and ad'lin" the tour r'cc
tors to which California. since a'imilt'h' Is
entitled will east IS electoral v"t">,and the
slave states making the whole nnmo'r
Of 29l. According to this data. IS electoral
votes are necessary to choice IN the ap-
proacl!nw contest
Now. we think il viii be conrcded 10y rv-
cry WM- disposed to act fairly and prni'"ii,y'
that of the three candidates presented 10y the
Wing party for the presidential office. h'c enc
vlto IS yret~rrcd by Mo mnjori'y 9j VIII"
STATES Is c',uIg ,atjied /" tie no,r'""''"''
Taking this concession for granted. let Us sex
what states arc 10 MD, the neJ' u h'9 fFf.!-
I,.nt ii we are To have one. and whirh ranni
date o1 the three named Is most IN favor III The
states in "hieh or hopes OF success s|r'H>'f'
y dr,,"n,i.
IN ISIS IL. states and electoral vo;'S II
tl, VIII column stood ~ follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
ST, JOHN SBU R Y,
SAT. MAY J, 1891.
r,rw1:,c >ArIoNALC CONVENTION.

I j. o,li,i,liv announced that the hIg
National Convention is to he holden at Bal
timorc. ON the 10th day Of june. The 4ucs-
ton o. time and place was settled by eau
c,,, If the Wig members of Congress. and
Mr Nlanuum. the President. announces the
result.
We alluded last week to a difficulty at the
first < second meeting arising from an attempt
of certain southern men 10 press upon Ia"
caucus resolutions approving OF the COM
promise, At the next and the tInai m'''lf"
the same question was startcd.when Mr. Man
uum. the President. decided not to entertain
the question: y similar decision was mate
in the Philadelphia Convention upon the pre-
senta-inn of resolutions in favor Oi tie IL
mo-, proyi,o. and sustained by >outiicrn as
we'll :, northern men. In each case the prop
o,itinn VIZ, deemed irrelevant AMI uncalic''
lor ~ the occasion,
Upon the anupant cmcnt of this dr"l>i"''
I,y the chair an uproar rnsurlard some cI%h'
or ten southern members LIT the caucus. IN
GLIDING one VIII Erook: OF New York
civ. Although the result has created some
excitement we are Id he majority >too,!
i.n AN! resisted III, ,li-,ri'..r.. \ i@t2' IA
olitv ,aa.o: consistently Yield 70 ii" c!rm
80 a,l unreasonable ,}.in;I'~ d" a nj" :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

her body: INT the infaut in h,r arms escaped
uuharmc,l That infant lived TO he Mrs
Robertson. who at the agr OF -. died il
his CITY last Mnn,iay.-N. J. fI<cyr.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
rom We I,0''-' y = -
THE pRESIDENCY.-- Ho "iio' 10"
RE- THE WING CANDIDATE

There are thrty-onc states in the con'eIe-
racv entitled TO vote nr\t H"'I,l'c' ia '''
choice of President and Vice President
OF these IL are free AID = slave states d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
T.if. i!,!..%II!.T.

Tive trc>h", va severe Ia, week upon some
OF. the >,~..orns Lc,ow u. hut r:orn rsr..,i,'',
uran the \orr:.na-k river and some Of il
tributaries. The CONNECTICUT WIS swollen
towards il mouth SON" i feet above low
wa,rr mark. hut not enough to cause treat
destruction Of property,
Hrlro1l communication WIS interrupted
over the Nashua Eoa;l, and had not been 70
>un,cl the first Of the present week. The
track between Nashua and Lowell was over
flowed to the depth Of several lcc:. fnt after
\ day or two communication ictwccn Man
chester and Boston was had via Lawrence
4 ,ortion Of the tndover bridge at Law
renee was washed away. AMI considerable
damage was sustained ly the City. At low
II thr water was 50 hi4h AZ to Stop several
If the mills: 50 it also was at Manchester.
and at most Of the manufacturing Villages
The Coa.oocook River is said to lave been
l;ehcr than ever before kaown.
The streams south ana h,vond New En"-
land have been high. and more or less dam
arr done at different places.
We have been spared thus far in Vermont
The Stow has been gradually melting. away
though there is enough vet remaining in The
woods with warm rain for few days e
swell the streams into floods.
Nor QUITE IIAEHoNtoUs.-Thc dcmoc-
ra"v Of the lSt District met at Rutland on the
lGth April TO elect Delegate to 90 10 Ealti-
nor" 30 help make IN presidential Ticket
Tie meeting was rather more than orclinari-
" fruitful. Two Delegates were appointed
1t aoncar> that the old liners little Jealous
o. the other section of tie PARTY. cot together
rather costly at one of the Hotels and pro
reeHel to business and when they had got a
long to the proper stare. sent cat messengers
20 nrIcgatre wandering about the street in
search Of tie meeting to notify them Of the
plan The wanderers therefore gathered IN
but littlo too late-the Delegate had lccu
appointed and resolutions passed Finding
they had been ''ratirr taken in" some sixty
of The i'n'.d Delegates got together and an
pointed Dclrga:". The first orc elected
WIS Merritt Clark. understood to be Of the
old line stamp: the second John Cain. a coa-
ii;ioMi,t We take K:
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, =. I.. ,,,,, .,,,I which ,au1i-
,.. o,.i b,. three named is most in favor in the
tttrs in ahich or hopes OF >urccss e|'cIr>'fs- !
r ty,cni.
l." " hI. column stood * ''''""-
f'e' >''''<. '"'E- '>,"'' '>''''>- "'..
' crih"ii. y I"''"dI+'
'i",saci"NcttS- II Mary 'a!"-
l''"ir I.."iii' .r"''" I "'''''''' 80
"nncr ir."', t'''I3'''
New l"rk. 30 f'"'i''''
New '"r>"r l.r"l$i'i'' =,
'-i'i--I .N''i'i'' - i''h''''I'''
h'''.'' r."
i"'''' - -.
i"'"!,
Total " liz cIrri"!It. 'o," III 49, TO-
"N>>Hi'uu" int Da"''i Webster !, ~, ,..' NJ,
'!'';''" 81 H,'-s''r'''>'> '.'1' ''I"-
oft = i"r mr. ."'l'" 81 -, ,.'"i,. ~
free >'i'''> nan.!. All '''''' -H'''F' '''''. :,
Is ihc iiT>' 'i"''"! i'.'' >'''N' >'' - w
nave tie t',.oHit" !,a'',i
Webster. - electoral N"'c-.
S-"tt.
Fillmo"r. "G
"Ihi, .ir,> Gen Scot majority over both
l;.t il IT, roi show i '~''.. strength. Il
W a.! ~. - 'n;..s e., emo. and votes O,
Can. mn '.r.oir :" - rfr hlia II J.. = mad"
IL" candidate, v" shall ha'" iEr i",.''"'''! re-
,u'':
Webster. l2vo;cS
Fillmore, e."
SOFT. II!
We u;aAt an @m":c T.: Eit,'.'- l. :"r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

CHIECH CLocNS. See advertisement of
Mr. BEN. Morrill,.
Il We learn from the Newcastle (AIc. J
Democrat, that DR. James II. Smith who was
convicted otmurdcr in the second degree. at
Naco, tor causing the death of Miss Ca<>wcN
by an abortion. and sent to the State Prison
tn HE, has been discharged l,y lie Supreme
Court on writ Of "rror. a;lerin. detects in
tn" Indictment, Nathan C';.f@vd was his
...'n,',..' .,,.,. o.;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

EARLY FLOWERS OF SPRING, Thanks
+" that little friend of ours that presented u~
with h"luc; Of Wild flowers (ancmoncl on
the 2i'h Of April. We wonder where She
tounl them.
HAY,-Thc l"ng season of feeling cattle
has reduced the stock Of hay 50 "rcatv As 10
threaten scarcity X vet there i plenty.
Int 'h"S" having the article to sell ave talk
'n- OF a>kiu" y" or more Il ton f;,r it at thcif
barns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

y, DEATH OF \ nISTINGrI~iIrn L,ry-
mrs Maria {. Robertson, wife Of, Robert :
h'''r'>nn' E>'i,. Of his city. died on MONDAY
, Ia, she was the daughter of Rev. lame.
,ai!Weil, OF E.izahc;htown. y. J.. the rrIc
'Fafe;i rsirlo: Presbyterian minister Who
, 3'> r r""' =! a wretch named Morgan. drrine
,'-'' i'f'":'Hi'.Aarr WAY. On the 18th ot ,inne
t''''' WIFI" i'rn. knyphanScn was marrL;nr
,1 u, = AeE Jersey, refugee fired u,'nn
NrS , a!"wcil, thror-h the window Of :, r,,,n,
:" ""i r. ne had retire" for ,atrtv and ,,~:,~-
- y" ''i!~,';'r-c'I hr.,a,s,; ,,....,-l ,f.,,,..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

s.. .'"u>~ErEN II"U~r.- N"r'..
that oar cntrJri>ir- town>man u IL
lex. Esq. ha- pnrri,a>c'i'ha' VEL Ir..T. !.
tcl At st -Inhr.harv known j. tin 81. -.
hurry House. and that hereafter II Wa
KEEP, under his supervision, Tia, II 49,
L. a iavcrite r'eor; for persons ''-,'..-
Whic Mountains. Lake Wiiio"-. T.
t;ii-f' places OF interest IN 'Nat '1,l:'''''' -
NJ. feel con;i1cn' that m'l.r ~ in'''T' IT,
agcmrnt. cycryt!a;ng viii T. done - 81
comfort ami ham'iur>S to th'- H-.,,'-
ncw proprietor i allowed l,y all 80 f. -.
potent judge "t cool living ant " il''
fed hi> friends and the public "',r'-l''tE
be w,.l cared fior--Ena':.siar" tf'i'.
IT, Ann IEon., who ua~ c"n''e'''. 81
iinac since. for he murder of h. h'-. =
and sentenced to hc hing on the 80 " -
axe birth l. a ia5l,'. r'.;'1 on N".'''-
inst. IN her cell. At rl,- cn'.ntv lf''- ..
kecr.:c, \ Y. II Hot hn. M a.
e.. A.. .xcr,.; - 80. ~,~'.a-' wv
% si,i - a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TOHN S. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock Of
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
the most desirable styles of Silk Persian Cloth Berege
colors A very choice selection of Bonnes AMI Bonnet
Ribbons aso few fine French Flowers for out and In
side trimming; Grape Shaws, Piano and Table, Covers
Carpeng, Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualtiesS also Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curtain Material. in fact everything usually Kept in the
DrGoods. Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Paper bust
ness, may be found very low for cash. [ap24l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15
PIGEON SPRINGS.



TTHE undersigned has become the Proprietor of that
situated Pigeon Greek in the immediate Neirhbor
hood of Evansville, Ind and about half mile from
the Ohio river The mineral water of these Springs
well known to the neighborhood and for Medical pur
poses has been used for For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by any of the West and for
Cold aud Hot Baths, attached the premises and viii
always be in good order The subscriber be enabled
to accommodate forty or fifty persons. ehor In families
or singly There is large Vegetable Garden attached
10 the premises where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in season, may be had There e sixteen acres at
and Summer Houses, and aordng pleasant places ofre-
sort during the heat of the weather for children. The
table will be supplied with every luxury the market can
afford. and The constant intercourse from Evansville TO
New Orleans and the South enables the proprietor TO
procure every Tropical Fruit 70 be found
persons at the South elsewhere, who desire comfor
table residence during the Summer months with easy
access by the largest Steamboats, all seasons who
daily if their business requires their return home
find steamboat conveyance, the subscriber knows
place the Ohio river presenting advantares
Evansville, in whose immediate vicinity Springs arr,
situated, is remarkable for its health; and Omnibussss
will every hour TO the city from which the Springs are
distant less than mile. The mail arrives daily both
land conveyance and by steamboats,. at Evansville. The
Cars running out twenty five miles, Princeton and
in short time vii. TO Vineennes The Electric Tel
eraph communicate at time with every part of
the country. In fine there is no place where Of
moderate MEANS who wishes 10 pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly do at little expense
the Pigeon Springs. Charges will be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French English and Ger.
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
Jpn. Orleans Pcayune copy to amount Of IS, aud
send bill to this Office. 81 t.fat
Evansville, May lift
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15

AN INFANT MURDERED.-On Tuesday last
young lady named Euphemia Sinclare, who
had Just arrived at her brother's-in-law, Col.
Bothkin, residing near Montgomery, gave birth
to a male child, and unknown to the family,
strangled it to death, and placed it in posi-
ton to be devoured by hogs, to thus hide for
ever, in part, her guilt. Miss s. was arrested
yesterday morning. Sheis from Iowa.
Gin Non, June 10.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15
DRY-GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Goods, which offer the trade this morning at re.
duced rates.
This lot Of Goods very desirable being fresh from
the agencies of the manufacturers. The Prints especial
are exceedingly beautiful Of bright rich styles the
finest cloths and colors warranted fast.
apl6 MORGAN. KEEN g. PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
BALTIMORE June lin.

BALTIMORE June ii M.
Webster stock is rising rapidly. Delegates
to the Wing Convention are arriving fast and
thick. The calculations of the Maryland
Central Committee is, that on the first ballot
Fillmore will receive 1873, Scott l2O, and
Webster A. A number of Scott delegates
will prefer Webster to Fillmore, and some OF
the Fillmore delegates prefer Webster to
Scott. The Hon. Edward Everett has been
mentioned as President of the Convention,
but i'll health will prevent his attendance.
MEMPHIS, June 10.
The steamer Banner which sunk here had
400 tons railroad iron for the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. A part oft WILDE saved.
The boat was insured for $4,000 in New Or
leans.
PlTTsBURG, June ii, P. M.
There are IA feet water in the channel and
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June IL, p. NJ.
The river has risen foot in the past "a
hours. Weather pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June IL, p. M.
The river is rising slowly. Weather clear
and warm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN HARRstL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.
WE have this day associated ourselves for the
wv pose Of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore st..
three doors above Jas. Laughn yr. iron store. We
prepared keep full and well selected stock and will
sell as low rates neghbo. The produce Of the
country will be taken cash, at its market vaue and In
the general conduct Of business sha endeavor
make Il satisfactory 10 our patrons
ap24u GRAHAM & FARRELL.
TO THOSE WHO OWE NE.
IJAvING this day entered into partneship with Mr..
John Farrell, and being about to 30 South wish to
settle up Those get their money by calling.
and those who owe had better call ct tie old stand
and pay. (ap54Hl JOHN GRAHAM.
lust received per Flat Boat Capt. Bedford.
- 30 boxes Soap;
so do Star Candles;
IS do Tobacco (assorted qualities);,
10 bbls A. NJ. Brandy;
10 do S. NJ. Wine;
do A NJ. Gin;
1e5 kegs Junietta Nails;
IL bbis Raw Whiskey;
leo doz Shaker Brooms:
lO0 do Common do;
bbls Iinseed Oil;
do Lard Oil; EHs4l hit
IS boxes selected Cheese;
50 doz Bed Cords;
Flow and Clothes Lines;
Shoe and Horse Brushes; -
Matches, DC.
Which we offer to the trade at low prices.
mys PRESTON BROTHERS