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nemncrnt,c county Convention.


Ii another column viii be found the proceed.
ings Of The democratic coan;y convention, held at
this PLACE on Monday la't.
The convention went Oh tremendously; and all
appeared to be well pleased with the nomina,
tons.
Tie ticket is good one and deserves the
hearty support oftho party, We shall hereafter
have occasion 10 speak more fully Of the different
nominees most Of whom, however are already
wei known to The voters ofihis county.
II the democrats only turn ont and vote with
their party friends, there will be no difficulty
about the success Of our ticket; and, friends we
muatu out Ind vote together Let rs not
spltup again. and cut our own noses off for the
sake Of gratifying our own personal pi}ue', il
any exist I.et'us pull together, and instead Of
gaining half way fight, DO The clear thing
fight ,hogool fight
The wings have already the three best Offices
in the county. and unless We harmonic and stick
TO On. party, they viii ring on TO Us few more
and 70, us Of The name we have so long been
proud of--0ld Democratic Ia Sale
STATE FuR.-The state fir at Springfield viii
commence on tie llth inst. and continue for
days.
We have icst been shown by Bronson Murray
E.q. letter from Mr. 0. Il. Lee, clief engineer
on the Alton and Bloomington road, in which
Mr. Lee states That the connection Of that road
with the Illinois Central at Bloomington win not
be made before The 25th inst, and that there will
be gap ofl0 miles staging, for passengers, 90.
tween Bloomington and SPRINGFIELD, NJ. Muir
ray Sec Of the state Ag Soiely viii 20 to
Bloomington on Monday next, expressly to make
arrangements for the free conveyance Of articles
intended for the fair over the 10 miles So that
persons who hayeony thing which they wish to
take to The fair, need have no fears Of having
any difficulty N getting there.
Papers in the Northern part of he state arc
requested to make this fact known.
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pIOMlNE MATrn

Tie committee an blowing m,,yh would re
spgc,lu'ly report, that they awarded the ti,,t
r'cuiym to David Pembroke, aod tie second to
Nm Pool, there bcirg no further competition.
AL Il which Is respectfully submitted
WM CULLEN.
OTIS G. WAKEFIELD, Com.
4. l. WILCOX
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iEt'nstvFrs -IHE ItEorrAN nTNANp--Tbe
recent slight reaction in breal.tuir, in the Eo-
mpcan mark,thls created considerable discussion
'ou Change as TO the real cxteu, o! the EuIopean
deficiency 'lat wi! have to be supplied before
tie next LUcst, On this sulicc, we imarin,
no wuleris u'ge competent to give an opinion
,hau tnr oo'c New York Commercial corrcspon.
icnto!,he uuon ssh, give, hi. views as lows:
Some slight reaction has taken place in III,
corn market 90 lc last advircs hnt the facts ar,
petty we'll Decided that England will want ID
% Condition quarters. and France n months sun
ply. Much ear or prevails in relation to the
w"tt' of both England aud France. Thus it i.
Freely stated that England will want l6 600 600
quarters At wheat The Washington letter Wi.
''r % the Now lar,, Courier on Saturday st,tes
O." '.' Hu.hnty Of Mcss's Siurrc >laukcrs of
I-ua'n' y las been alleged Tia, Errlard will
want l6 coo Geo quarters Of wheat uc ,hcn
proceeds (" dcnouuce It ~ absurd ~ "puerle e"
d.. Now. Che "ahsurlity' aud "uurrilitv" ,,c All
Ills o"n. M.'>rs, Surge said in their circular If
august that tine wheat crop would be- less than
W Huy y"1r since 1910 AMI that Eltlnl Womb
want move ihln in 1871 She would want Ia.
oo'uoo QVlr,yrs of ",N kinks of grain" List
wear She Imported about .00n 600 qp,rtsrs If
gram nue. half VIA wheat and -four At this ma.
"cn' lhe prices Of grain an over irop, ara high.
rr ihon iu England. AMI freight in the Black Sc,
are Ito England say 5ll per bushel. Thi,
STATE ol lhlng- must change very much to permit
England to ge; her supplies between now and the
close ufoa,igatj'n. The French have been i'm,
meu'c buyers re anticipation Of the wants ofnryt
summer ana the high prices they have caused
Viii every where stimulate the rroduction If
spring crups, which will substitute food for thu
gram hoioJr 10 is actually wanted an a the effect,
I've demand Doe thus undermined when prices are
at the highest This WI. tie experience oflSi7
and lo disastrous bankruptcy which follcwes
Gown lnl ling in those years Is not Without its N
hacucc IN checking speculation now in Euglan d,
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= W IS T..
Your committee having examined the vine
On exhibition, and do award ,le hgs; premium
90 Ira l. Peck
9l premium 20 Elias Trumbo
Having examined one pair ofpi.s which W,
consider oi \ very superior branch oi SWINE, but
nudrr cur Instructions We ate not allowed g.
award premium on swine Of their ogr
ISRAELI O.. COOPER, o..
T. l.. SHAW. ''
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poMEsrIC MANrFACrrEEs.

The committee on domestic manufactures have
examined all the articles placed under their 10.
spocilon, aud have awarded the following pre-
n.ums. On
Qra!s, Is. premium TO Mrs y. R Smith.
81 do to Mrs A Z Wilcox.
BFrk. G'oreS .lst. premium to Mrs, j.. II
wagner.
Tidy anil B47--lst premium to Mrs Bacon d
Miss Mary A Mathews.
LiHtsecd OK--ls.. premium 10 Haskell d
ScLu't.
Lamp Mt-Ist premium TO Mrs L LELAND
81 do to Miss Z. +. Smith
EmjroidsrV--lst premium to Miss Z f Smith
Arifcial Isefh-l-t premium Dr. W Smith
1iopocbr0mqGc Ske!ches-lst. premium to
Miss Buell.
Map IF Olara--l5t. premium to Hart d
Mapothcr.
Arifeial F1oUsrs-lst. premium to Miss Eli
81. do Mrs. \. Z. Wilcox.
T,lre was n trunk presented by Mr. Thomas
Hickey, which was highly deserving premium
blt as il had no competitor, the Committee could
only award 1t certificate Of merit. The same
in referance to some tomb stones, presented by
james Wills, of this city. Upon one of which
WAS Scup,ured the crujifc,ion, and upon the
other an angel apparently in flight, and blown g
a trumpet
These pos sessed much merit and It was with
regret, that the committee hal not the means Of
awarding them a premium They, however
take pleasure in be'towing upon the accomplish
cd manufacturer testimonial Of merit, hoping
that in another year he may be enabled to di1.
play his superior workmanship by placing i. in
contrast with that of some other aspirant.
AL Of which i. respectfully suhmt'%i.
5. b. GRIDLEN, Chm.
There WIS great deficiency in the department
Of domestic manufactures, the blame Of which
must rest upon the ladies'. This department may
justly be termed the ornamental part Of the fair,
and when attended to, can be made very attrac.
tive, and consequenilya great source Of revenue
to the society. Now, ladies, set yourselves to
work, and all Of YOU who have the slightest in
gcnuity, try your best to get up something for
the rext fair. Quilts, coyerlets embroidery,
paintings. drawings and thousand other articles,
which ladies' can produce, are exceedingly desira.
BILE, at such exhibitions aud pay well, both 30
the presenter and the society. Don't le; there
! be such lanen.abla deficiency ueXt year.
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Ptnuc N'SrYs RuvrvrD 1t ia announced
ih'' NNHaN DSNrrR, whom Mr. CmwIx. while
secretary OF 'ho Treasury. entrusted with s 700,
olooI .hc public money flr the ostcn.ih,e pur
y '.' oLpwcR-iug Government, Stock has. after
So long a umo, accounted 10 the 1'fcasurv for the
same. The s'srk. bought amounted toS TOO Geo.
and 'he h'.nnrr was r1id over in money. Nj.
Diaper iHs d"gh''css made avery handsome Thing
'l' vi'hi' operation, oul thc inference is that cx.
H''r,nfy t,rvin hH- found bis accoun, in it" al.
So. tron the ,rorvjy of The transaction, we
nave only now mieIcjtatc tbs country upon the
l''i tart So lr1e an amount of public money has
been vlih'r1wn from the uncertainties Of private
rfopuet"r,h.r ami is once moro safe within the
vaults otthe Treasury Oh Dam,
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A Grvrrr KrvG -Grorrc H. being informed
nat an impudrnt'priu'er wss 10 be punished ior
having publi-hed q spurious kings speech re-
piled. i hope the mans punishment WI DC .,
The milic.t sort. because have read o',n' h,n
"a FAR as understand either OF them i'Ne inc
spurious speech better than my own
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CONVERSATION I1G SLAVES .rr Fgry-The Di.
q nt Copenhagen has granted o compensation Of
$50 i.r each Sieve sat free in the Danish We.t
India Cy.orte. 10 lSis. The compensation will
amount to about 81 Geo 900, but onc-half Of ibi.
.um v.l. revert Ia M, king whoholl many "a.
totes st'hcl me + nancipa'ior, and was ago
marriage lolier on Others. The relief it is sud,
viii b" very oppouuue 10 many families and irIi-
yiIlAls
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Mr.. Woolsey has commenced the manufacture
Of crackers Of all kinds, on large scale lie
has shown us lot of sofa crackers, which we
consider most excellent. We would drect allen.
ton 10 his advertisement in another column.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

Tie c0mnltjen have awarded ne
IT, premium VA table batter to ,nh, WhimVlc,
81 do do DO lr- n1rl
ST. do DO q, VIM pr,
lst premium on jane butter to S,nl r. Lewis
3D. do DO do SlmI il. Lewis.
Diploma on Oh es to : K Lewis
There was but one sample oi chcrse presented.
". N,CJG, a u
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va a.
The committee on fruit beg leave % make The
following report: Ihlt they are much Gr,.i.l
to announce to the society thltthe display u.irg.t
Is no. ouly highly credit .uls to %, members. bat
an honor to the section 90! county, embraced W..
limits limits and gives US every reason 20 hope
that az no distant div our irli; will hyyrsug
compare vi,h ,tat,f any other section ct 'he
Union. The iul,Ow.a- wards are -!uaLe uy tLy
committee.
ArriEs-Class W. g.-Bast large variety or
fine specimens Of grated t.u.t, Is, premium TO
UuiGuil y Carpenter.
Yes, specimens Of limited varieties, 81 Yrcui-
um 10 VIM Par.
Bss. specimen Of seeding apples, d.p ,,ul to
4. NJ Ebersui
The oommi..ee viii add ilet 'hry find much
l.f:cl.ty 10 awarding the diff rrui premiums On
apples, On actouu. Of the large and inc -rs-j.
mems presented. many Of which were merely ca
exhibition, and not entered for premium.
PEARa.-Of this class Of fruit but a small
quantity was presented, tu. tie specimen were
choice and ofthc fine quality, and siy9 evidence
that this class oiin' promises well in this section
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Proceedings oi the Ia Sale County De-
mnErnflr Convention.

20 '"' - So
moS'"i'c '"n'c"'i'h'
OTTAWA. Sept @6Ih, -.
Pursuln, to uoti,c. tho delegates rom he see
VcrAl towns in la Sale county mot 10 CONVENTION,
aud organized low appointing q W Armstrong
ESq, oi Bmokfcld. President. f. A. Dean Of
Ia 0als, Secretary. aud \. T. Dow, of Ottawa,
Assistant Secretary
On motion, tle r,l' of towns was called, ar
the Glowing de-, gates appeared and took their
seats:
Bru,e--JRs Spcrtgr, Norton Mckay.
hrc'"E-.'-t Geo Armstrong. Watson
Dy'on-A.iru Fisher, Cha. q Miller.
Deer tWS--d Wood, I l'mw'".
h'<.c-H " Galloway, Nm u'''"il
LtI'-p"'.d b"TNsF Ferdinand Carter JAS
M,n-'h'y.
L'N "''SS-" u, N,D',n''N' ~.
'.',".I.--N N',,.', " "gg-' VIII
..n ."'P " "'N ',,'. ,,. ~ 49,
>, 80 r ~ '--" v '"'''s' ~ ~''''''''
~ ,..,,..- .,,t..
80. =. ""' .s >''1'''''
49," '' -''"'''
o. -. pD., Leland I
NJ. II, ,lI. ~.
rY1'rl -C,r'. St,,.r J,,.b Smith. y
Cr,,.,
Srrena-C kAy1n'"sh.
N.v'h Ottawa. sheppard.
Troy Grove J. II grms, Il N',cny.
JnH--A. !. Reed
N.w..I.n-t. W. N.w''n, L H. l'',,'
N..a,t,,e apI S,l.lr,. were uuflyp,,.yu>
cd
On motion 81 VIZ, Barber o. committee ~, ",,
A.. ,. "' qh. p,L.,l,rt ap
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ErstoNtrioN oF JunGr DrSvrva - We learn
that jgdse Drnniag has forwarded b.resgnatjoa
os Jud-" of the Third Judicial Circuj; Of thi.
Slnte 20 Gov MatfU-on, TO take effect from and
oi'r the Slst Of October next What has in.
dHe'd Judge Denning totlke this step ~ not sta.
'gd, tu' It Is Composed 10 be tne ln,ufiiccncy of
tbs sslary.- Cmiarg Wing.
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A.. oiwhJ1h ismost respectfully submitted.
ROBERT WADE,
SAMUEL SHOrWErL. ! Ii,gisJ Com.
GEO. W. ARMSTRONG. \
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The agricultural society of viii county hold
their annual fair at Iockport. the 5.A and 9Th
inst
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The Board of Supervisors will meet again on
Monday the 81 in.t
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Il he Eren DPmncrncv

The Free Democracy of this county held their
county convention at this place the 2lst; inst.
an' nominated the following ticket;
County Jadye-Elmer Baldwin,
County Clerk-Olis Richardson,
County Surrey William Fleming.
School CommiSiopcr--A. Halsey.
This is a strong ticket, and unless the Demo
Gratis turn out, in one united phalaux, the Free
Sellers VIII make demonstration which will.
not only surprise US but badly Jcot us. They
are by all odds the most industrious partv Of
politicians, They have adopted thai iulcious
motto IN time Of peace prspare for ear, and
their frequent meetings, during the summer and
their present systematic organization shows
plainly, that their mntto is not mere, idle in
seription, but that they fully carry gu. its i'm
port.
( The secretary oithe convention failed to fur
IRISH us with any minutes Of their proceedings
we are therefore unable to give anything more
than the nominations.
1 VERMONT ELEcnoNsA late dispatch from,
/ Vermount shows no choice Of Governor by the
I people.
! The vote as then reported stood az follows:
J Fairbanks, wing, n,ilO Robinson, dem, IL.
23S Brainlridgc free soil 1870. House stand,
81 wings and 80 democrats, If democrats and
free soilers-u unite the democrats will elect their
COVE nor on joint ballot,
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WnlGs ~ CoNGUEss.- he aggregate Of tic
Wings in the next United States House Of Repre-
thing less Than one. third Of the whole number
In the Senate the Democratic majority viii be
about IA large prorortionaIly. The whole num
Der ofScnrsrrs is GO, Of which the Wigs will
have only 81 or % The democratic control OF
the legislative branch Of the Government will
hereafter be complete and supreme.
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DrArG OF LIEUT. Gov RrRG's OF Wrc1SsIS.--
b. an extra from the Office Of the Ia Crosse
Democrat, We are arpri.ed Of the death by bill
ions fsyer, at that pleaco on the 2lsi on inst Of
Lieut. Dow Burns, Of Wisconsin,.
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Social P,pU-T There viii be a dancing party
Given, By Mr NJ D smith at the sprfg Valley
House. on next Thgr-i1y evening.
Mr. Smith is nov sole proprietor Of this cs-lah'
l-hmeu', and will save uo pains to render every
thing comfortable pleasant, to all who may fell in
cliucd to spend pleasant evening.
The very best music III the county will be pro
cured for the occasions
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DR. 0,iauder, Of Ayoca. Livingston County, has
plead Us under obligations for a large lot Of the
finest sweet potatoes we have seen this year He
calls them the Spanish yar and assures Us that
he has raised 1862 bushels to the acre. \ such -
yield tsy must be Q very profitable crop.
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The following arc he going rates Of wages IN
san Francisco, rs fully established By the resent
,trkoa, combinations and compromises per day
-Bricklavers, SO Stone cutters slo Ship car
penters and Cau'kcrs. $40 phstercrs, 50 House
carpenters, IS; Bl1ctsmi,hs, S.; Watch maker.
and jewelers.. 81 Painters and GLACIERS, 90
h0l men So, Shoemakers 800 per raou,h with
out boarding; Transfers, 800 to ?l2o rmonA
finding themselves and Farm hands $50 pei
month and found.
In these days Of agricultural fairs, Il may b,
well for VA in Illinois to compare ourselves with
farmers and farms in other states. A letter from
New York Ontario cornty) gives the following
| statement Of crops on farm Of 90 acres. We
should be glad to know how near our best farm,
come to thi. measure, and which side Of it,
"My crop. on my little farm this year, are bet
I ter than ever had them before $50 bushels
wheat from , acres 800 bushels Of bTrfyy from
I . acres 90 tons Of hay from 80 acres of mea
| dow, and expect $50 bushels OF oats from S
acres, and $50 bushels Of corn from 5 acres
with good crop of potatoes, say 100 bushels
pasturagc plenty for cows, horses and tel
hogs milk and butter in abundance. This is do
/ ing well fo 100 acrea is it not' If each l0t
acres Of Illinois land produced like quantity Q
grain where would be found the consumers o
itl'
The above is from letter Of a good farmer
and may be taken az whatis considered credi
table standard Of productions in western New
York.
Come, farmers of La Sale county, give US thu
measures Of your farms.
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The three largest apples We have seen
tli, season. were presented to Us dsrjrg the past
week Two BY Elder Brchel'cr, Of Freedom,
the gloria raunii anI Isge by DR.. G. " Rey-
nolI.. Of South O M, the French pprin
Both the-eare excellent varieties Of the apple.
asl deserve special attention from all who arc
setting out orchards.
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Total. 2l3,952 19l ,Sl9 2ll,278
weeks operations consisted Of 400 bbls selected whale
at 52h 53c 1000 bbls. crude SPERM part at 81, %
10000 gallons linseed at COY &C., and % 64c in
sasEets do at 81 ss4 lsS and IS IS 2S and 500 900
lbs. palm TO arrive at 61xc.
PRoy,sIoNs-Pork was in pretty good demand but at
ern, at sls ak sla s71s for prime, and SIS SO for
included 40 pkgs Of all descriptions at about SIC.
for picked d. per h. Lard moderately active. The
days sales comprised 200 bbs at l0c and 24o kegs, at
lie per ID. Beef was unchanged The sales consisted
Of 800 bbls, at IS so 80 rs for country prince 80 SO
81 rs for city do 50 $11 fer country mess; $l3 for
city and repacked Chicago and $l4 for extra d.
bbl; $50 bbls. beef hams realized $l4 so $l4 IS per
go lbs.
REAL NrATE-Sales at auction:-By Anthony J. Bleeck
erTwo lots Forty second street. 100 feet from Broad
way each 25x9se 90 800 each; one lot on Fifty fourth
street, 400 feet from Fifth avenue 25xl005 81 $50.
RIESaes made Of 600 terces inferior to prime,
at So IS 81 621s per 100 los.
sAIT.There have been disposed Of 5,957 sacks Liver.
pool ground at 81 o. and $50 do Ashtons do 6ae at
sAIapErRE.-some 525 bags East Iadia crude
bought ut 6H TIC. per h.
SED-Clover is the only kind in demand, and of this
430 bbls. have been purchased at II l2c. per ID.
SoAP-We heard that $50 boxes Castillo procured
at 10H 1870. per Id.
SPICES in rather limited request at 42c. &C. for
for Jamaica pimento &c 33c for cassia in mats SOC.
S2Lc for mace and OF &c. for No. nutmegs per h..
TAILow.-Saes of 81, 900 lbs prime we're effected, at
a]Sc. 9s4c. per lb.
SUGARS have been less active but quite firm. The
sales of the past six days amounted to hhds Porto
Rico, ut &C. 40, in bond and for export and &c.
vado at Aye. SIC; 72O New Orleans at 42sc. 5Sc
and sos boxes brown and yellow Havana at Axe. SC
per Id. The roiowine parative statement of the
stosL of sugar in hogsheads on hano In THE city the
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Domestic Markets.

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, May 2.--Sperm quiet, but
firm at previous rates Only sales 300 bb at 81 IS cash
and 200 bills private terms. Stock of Grade much re
duced In manufactured fair business doing at steady
prices. Sale Of 500 gallons uDbleached winter at u 80
cash Whale-Iess doing the past week, and sales only
include 600 bba. good at price equal TO about 53c
$780, part dark and brown in bb at Soc, and 700 bbs
private terms To day considerable inquiry and some
small Sales the particulars of which have not learned
Whaebone active sales 800 900 los. at29h soc, chiefly
at the latter at which the market closes firmly Imports
into the United States week ending May 2-1 900 bbs.
rrerm $500 do whale "a 900 lbs. bone From January
TO date, 238S bbls sperm, 49, 2e6 do whale, 1929 500
lbs bone time last year, 10 6O bos SPERM "a l3S
do whale G75 700 lhs hone.
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This increase equal to about thirty three per cent
The increase in April this year the month last
nearly equal to that of the previous three months
The total amount Of coinage in May this year will be
considerably less than in any previous month. the
month last year. in consequence of the change in
coinage The whole force Of the mint has for days
past been devoted almost exclusively to the coinage OF
the new silver coin and although the number of pieces
coined will be larger the value WILL without doubt be
much less.
lie alternate sections reserved by the government out
ofthe grant Of auds to the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
road Company will shortly be offered at public SALE with
Aluminium limit 81 so per acre. The rst
has been made of the proposed route and the nature of
the soil has been fully ascertained The portion OF the
State (hssourD through which this road will be built
abounds in oil the elements of agricultural and mineral
wealth, ard its manufacturing advantages are unsur
passed. An accurate statement has been prepared of ali
the vacant lands Immediately contiguous to the adopted
line, which, together with typographical map exhibit
ing the character and relative position Of the said lands
will afford all the information necessary for the guidance
Of emisrsnts and others in selecting locations.
The amount Of tolls collecssd vt Buffalo from April
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The FRANKLIN FUND IN BosrON.-The f1 900
left by Dr. Franklin to the city of Boston, to be let at
interest young unmarried artisans in not exceed
ing ESQ sterling, amounts to SIS $50 S. Franklin
estimated that 1t would reach 1851 $40 in hundred
years, but owing to losses it will probably reach about
$400 00O One provision Of the win was, that when the
fund should amount to 1851. $40 half million dollars
ants Of Boston The rarely applied for at
ALL and is proposed that the fund be deposited in the
Massachusetts, Hospital Life Insurance Company and in
the savings banks Of Boston.
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Common Pleas.

Before Hon. Judge DAILY.
MAY 4--ErcdeIck Ldrbush u.s. George NeUsha Ger.-Ths
action for SANDER arising out Of dispute be-
tween the parties respecting premises which the plain
tiff rented from the defendant At the expiration Of the
term the plaintiff refused to leave asserting that he held
an agreement for renewal The Islander consisted In the
defendant saying to another party, that II plaintiff had
such agreement it forgery. Verdict for plain.
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Pom CAnnIo, April SProducc continues as advised
ray coffee at ~ l2kc. per lb Do unwashed at 10
RS for flor; cotton at TX l1Ac. Per lb.. currency
Thee articles in great request at the present mome
particularly the thrse first mentioned by arr "a
from Isguyrs las. evening, we learn Of nothing osw
issm the capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05
u, s. Commissioner Office.

MAY AIR. Commits soner Brigham issued war
rants for the arrest Of John White, Captain of tina
American ship Orlando, and Thomas Huntington, first
mate on charge Of cruel and unusual punishment on
Henry Deroke cook on board that vessel The Captain
and the mate with having thrown hot coffee in his face
The parties arrested and admitted to bail in $500
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