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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09
RAILROAD LETTING,
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For baltimore, Wash ne ton. Philadel
phia and New York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA ID.

EsALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA ID.
From wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with he
Washington Branch r. X. at the Junction, Qata.i
| called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal.
| tiinere, and with the Philadelphia. VIII
| iniDgton and Baltimore X. X. TO
! Philadelphia.
TIME great tunnels part of the line re
Il now fully completed and the whole road s in lin .
cohhon, presenting one OF the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The create
comfort and safety OF passengerss constantly exercised
by the officers and agents of this Company and there
saer road in the United States Notwithstanding th
reports interested and INSCRIPTIONS agents other
The aud splendid steamer. of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, with
the road at Wheeling, and through tickets from these
places 10 Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, &c.
may be had of J. Morehead the Levee at Louis
yille or the boats tofthe Union Line only at Louisv e
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily 70
transferred to the ~ ID =,
past and arrive at Cumberland (2OI miles) at
p NJ. and allowing two hours there. arrives in Bafti
more 3cV miles) day light next morning. i'm full time
to connect with early Washington and Phadephis
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling ia
less than twenty hours, iDsuding stoppages,
Travellers will fail to observe that this is THE
nEAPssr well as one ofthe most pleasant routes to
the East
Baggage checked through to airy osthe Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretraDsfer
red to the cars for Washington at the Junction and for
Philadelphia. at Baiim ore wi hOut extra charge. Trav
eers are allowed ample lime aid opportunity at all
points to obtain their meals
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
the privilege any where the route) SII:
to Washngto S1 80: Philadelphia l2 to New York
s4 To be had as above only he rail road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore is 81 50t Philadelphia
Washington 80 50.)
Whethe water islow in the Ohio light draught, bu
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati, and rach Wheeling by the of
railroad to Columbus and GAINESVILLE. and stages thence
Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave there at Il o'clock
A. MO daily.
PFreghts all Eastern points, by This safe direct
and speedy line (which prepared In doan immense
will be taken low by other All
carefully handled and delivered in good order.
Inquire as above. WM. PARKER,
E25-1y General Superintend Baltimore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

HAVE NO FEAR FOR THE COLD
a. rJl E.t 1'I8 WEATHEk.
XNIM. LOWENTHAL & co. have received 4 ne "
w and splendid stock of Overcoat. TO the lowest
prices. 81 .-- .-......tr dec24
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

The undersigned having become The successor 10 The
house and business of o. Riley Mitchell, Will continue
the same as heretofore.
Thakni friends Of the late firm for former pat
ronage he sects continuation OF their confidence and
usiuess His WharCbo at the river is one OF the
largest size and noted for IFS capacity. And aiss hav
ing ample Warehouses on Water street. well q
mammoth Warehouse in course of construction the
Canal and convenient the Railro: Depot his facili
ties for the receiving and forwarding Merchan-
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal are
very complete.
He also prepared to make cash advances all pro.
property consigned 10 him for sale be ship
ped 10 his correspondents i'm New Orleans or the
cities. toctlsn1 JOHN S. MITCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

CITY HOTEL,
WATER BETWEEN VINE AND prvIsIoN,
. E,paas cills. Ind. r.#
ce1 wA.H. BoICoURT, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09
e.. VI. GwiPFifH.
LAW PARTNERSHIP

TAs G. JONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Attornies AZ
u Law Evansville, Indiana. associated IN -
as partners in the psIctice of the law anu wi couo
20 practice in this adjoining eouRties, ana IN ths
Supreme and District Court. They design turning neii
attention particularly to land law laa snort tie 'e!
will he TO gye In few minutes, an abstract
ana title To almost lot in Evansville or IT'S enlarge
r1snts or in Lamlsco togetbe with their proiessloha
,iom', nion >. =, - tsti. I,sirel [y25-dawn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

DRUGS AND SPICES.
INUyDtslES.... . .t
= JOu Sulpa. Qrinine;
50 do do Morphia;
100 lbs Inecac:
atiO do Hubbard; 20. .H.r
1000 do Cassa;
3r0 do Nutmegs;
$40 do Tariaric Acid;
IJilU do Cream Tartar:
Which were purchased before the rise and be sold
5 per cent lower than any other dealer can sell them
by purchasing Ut present New York prices. by
- KELLER, FARNSLEY ~ CO..
octi2-tf Wholesale Druggists, Evansville. la:
DATENT India RubberlonS Combs, for salo at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION.


speci ai meeting Of the Board OF Education vas held
last evening at their Hail. of Grand and En-sts
Present-Dr. A. V. WILLIAMS, President, and - Com
nissioDers.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the School Officers of the Eighth Ward, confirm
irr his Tsuee, ard nominating A. VI
Trustee il he place OF William sehryer removed from
HE Wtd. Te Committee Elections aud Qualifications
From tie School Officers of the Twenty-second Ward,
uniting pes and specification, for new sehoh'uie IN said
Werd To Cou. rnitiee Sites and School Houses
From tie School Officers of the Eighteenth Ward sub
hitting plans schoohouse in said Ward To Committee
Sites ard School Houses
From the Teachers Association rendering thanks for
their meetings in the Hall Of the Board Of Edu
From the School Officers of the Twentieth Ward, rea-
tive claim of William MOnteith member of this
bead. Ont
By Mr. PHILLIPs-Reative TO repairs at Ward School
No. e. To Committee RepaS
By Mr.. WATERBURy-1hat special Committee be APP
touied 10 PIE blanks facilitate the transaction of school bust
Bv Mr. CoLLixs-Authorizng the Superintendent Of
School Buildings supply and decks TO the Chdens Aid So
citty To On on ReTsfs
OF the Select Committee much of the President
Ads T,sies Dsy Normal Schools Laid OF the table % be
printed.
The Report of the Committee Salaries wa taken
table aud The salary of H. Hart, Assistant CLERK OF tue
Board, fixed at II GO pc! sinum.
CASE OF MR. noNrEITH.
MIR WATERBuEY from the Committee u prepare Let OF
School Ooers Of the expiration Of their terms OF
Vel -uhritod report
A motion the Of VIM MIlteIth wno
ported Go missioner from tb- Twentieth Ward wheh
lc.i Nv vote Of n 10 M thseq1fny debse VI over
A also made Insert tue
H. lie Baron TTuee In the tih Ward Ia place oi
Ta which vssost The TtIoH Wa hen stopped shd ofdoo
10 be- hl,d A. required by lew
Adjourned III next Monday.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY, June IL r. NJ
AHss-Ihe market is heavy for both kinds at " e.,
for Pots and Pearls.
CoTros-TLo market il unchanged
FIouRAsD MEAL-0ur market s again l2ic. better iof
Western and State Flour and prices quite irregular at
the elose The demand Is spirited mainly Tor the home
trade.
The low and medium grades quite active, but the
b.ter grades du Canadian Flour Is 25c better, and in
fair request for the home trade and the provinces Sales
of 1000 bb at 81 62 Tor No superdne, IS % for com
mon in bond and go so for good, duty paid The sales OF
W.sern Canal are OCO bbls at So 81 20 IL for ordna
~ 70 GOOD straight States IS 25 for favorte State - IL
50 81 for mixed to fancy Michigan and common to good
Obo Inclrded in the sales are 1900 bbs State for all
June at Sc So
Southern Flour is l2Ic better, and in steady request
seles of 900 bbs as9 l2d - so for mixed to good sa
brands OF Baltimore &c. Rye Flour is firm sales oil sOO
bbls. tine So and superhne at 81 % 'ofn "eAse"'
sales of 400 bb.s. Jersey at - SIT.
GRAIsThere is less inquiry for Wheat oHt holders "e
firm the supply prime is small sales OF 900 BUSH good
upper Lake at 81. Rye quiet at 81 % 81 a. Bar
ley dull at 81 asl 20. Oats scarce and selling IN
retail lots at 70 75c for State and Western.
Corn is more plenty and il fair demgnd, closing ess
buoyon.; sales OF 10000 bush a. 7697sie. for
Western yellow in store 81 sale for southern white 70
Gs,c for round yellow, and SO Sac for Southern yellow
WHIsxY-The market is better; the demand fair; sales
of leo bbs at 2sc Ohio, and %, assc for Prison
PRoyIsross-A fair demand for Pork ut the decline OF
yesterdays the arrivals are large sales OF Mess at SIS %
asl3 So and Prime at sl2asl2 lsi Clear ct slo o.
Beef is in fair request and buoyan - 50 sa 30 for
Country Mess s. S. so for Country and City Prime ga
soasi rs for rpacked Chicago Prime Meas, s23 20.
Int Meat unchanged Lard 81 0sic Butter is in good
demand at sl3alsc for Ohio, and lsa2ic for State.
Cheese 6a9c.
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Las,enssl<, rs. c., May Give have @aa s0oa
de. Of rain lately and the grAss getting soc~hat anes
Of the planters but tie rrc-rct II good crops
Corn and oats beth ook wei, Hnd whoi never "" e'
f.rer Garden-traok IS abur aat .
WAR ~ vlRsIsu-S..rn,J. y y The D., =
prospects Of The vhest crop .,e 5.-si J. To hy'J'a'
worm end cinch-bug az 90 n"ft 81 .oa'''' me
rrvsees are only upon single heis and stNi nope u'
general crop will be fair one.
Haupsiue CoEHiy, May s6.-The ny - damNe'"s N'0
wheat here terribly do Tot believe that some
viii make u cir sced.
Terfckearoek, Me- tie j,iE-woFn i dong
great deal of damage in ths County
Charlottesville Msy s6.-We shlll fa in q wheat crop
Tie joni.~on and ly ie.iroyins it By TIE acre, AZ
but small breadth The late rnns nave
helped tie tobacco plants.
LOrisG c. H., May The Destruction oil oul ""'"'
crop il distressing. The joniworm has made si havoc
t,roroifor Nav 9s.-The ctinchbug Is eating all be-
fore i, in the north pert OF this County.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCE,

MARINE COJRT-Betogo judF,s PHILLIPS snt AcOAhFl..
Tbis forenoon Was the inle appointed oy JdiSe Ia'F'
r Nes,rs Busted ShsAer show e"- IA reia 100 20 @
ona collision between them n IN '2aI 'Y 2 oa -; ~,
hie spsng,d In brought BY ko0u Johnoa
In,,t Ion lac Imprisonment Mr. caunng MI J. ana
10 he arrested on an that he had ben snnoy "a ~
business persons b,loasinS 10 TIE society .5 M.
Rus,ssd for plalna and Nj sarer Tor a1e ~
.opsi collision occurred them " the Jadse
and ordered ssv > and - s'o~
be Proceeded asarsi Tor eon-ehpt
This crowded BY persons
the society and shcIs, anxeus 10 lea Ae - ,h
had Organized and motions heAsu ~
phils ordered that the JUDY IN THIS case DC "a
dscharssa moruins The sson he DID 60 De .
was ths morning hte a'e oeseN soon Nter nc naa ZEN
he house Of physician tDr Crane. ADJOINING the aef %
he knocked dow aud severely D ~ic"
by tx fars who STACKED him IN the sdew dasssd .,S
he middle and seriously inaed hi he yaak
with view 20 aging the ese
The rroI er auhe Aop,s discover the ierpe"'' H
fuhiGfly s.fsck upon hun -. h.a,
TUNED 10 bed persons Knocked 81 h door ahd desired s
d, t-s.nee pTofesseua business with hn ana
him 10 come 10, haSs opLda ce9la story
h. wee al The door, which he rciod aud from mo Se'cr
I'm f IN. men hs Honor tue Judge this 0fAns ne
hiss s.oa TO believe they the same party
NJ Shnrrr stated hs hTee men ca ne 20 W
bw,. II and q ngh and attempted to eet mo one
liz lack windows but be ufd revolver ovss neh ne"'' anu ~
sw,htrs " sad among audience about the atlas sssns
hen nd, npon Judge Phirs huo~ Nothuks S1a<e
Phrs the retired the crowd eenunung IN ue e' '""
Judge Mccarthy adJoulntd ll Friday morning. - II ..
adj there large Assem- N hv " ~
Mr. Addressed aud mpsined ~ iho eoe'-e
Which bad pu.u toward him. 10 remark % 'h ~ W.,
Judsc MI alluded DOM site dficay eNteenc.a ~ w
udse out 0f that and not Oh" Oh tno
some remark made by Mr. there grosns On me par o.
hi. auditors then made remark concluding WIN nc wo.
that prevails some proposed n'es Sn'' "
SLATER which Wsrs gwen by those in his favor
Ths e.se ssud. adjourned to this ior-noen
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CITY ITEMS.

Tur Agar AT HAvERsTRAw.-IIe Rocbfdnd CoSR-
IL Messenger gives the following account OF tins aair'
which differs materially from The developments made be-
fore Coroner Hilton of this City The accused has dei'
cred hmsef into the custody Of the Sheriff OF Cortland
County to await the result OF the investigation which Is be-
ING held al liavorstraw.
RIor AND CASE OF SHooTING.-On Sunday last, Con-
stable Myers, Of village called upon 10 qneh
riot that taking place at job Holt brckyaId WINE
there he arrested man named Bernard Reilly, who had
been the prscipsl roter lac also ARE -sd anOthe man
and handcuHed Them both together leaving each one hand
free. . =, ;. h; o fond h.s;de
NJ Holt and there were ihirty-vc or forty IRISH
mon friends of Reilly around him, who oesa 70 MAJ a.
monsnaions Of rescung the PRISONERS N.Y. S''u u
Le vas ACTING in the discharge of has duN ana 'he l'
not iLteif ro with him, else II woud hot DC wei WI
them. The prisoners refused 10 ee' N wv ~ -
was provided FOR The purpose OF con- eynS Tue oIo
,ustice of The peace and the connbe was comp iel 20
release the man mansoled with Reilly for the Plroe o.
getting Reilly in frst; upon this the man Ins nam "@
distance bri ms nan esoo"eo' ... hu, ,bc cro--'
Then M. Mvsrs came Back after neu., -. ..c
iiia le should not take him. Reilly himself oseter va
them came pressing upon him, and keny VeReH "
would lnye hi, Leats blood Tie Cou'iab.s babe them
ssy back or he would shoot them with hs pistol ia reyo'
veT) They did not do 80, but kept pressing upon nu
and he N fred IN the air. Reilly now within Two
et of Mr. Myers and raised bis with The m9nacie on
ard struck ct Myers with all hs force and fell or nsheo
toward him. and he was IN the act OF dong 90 MT
naain shot The ball entering the abdomen Of Reny VINO
imme diately tlL ,..,.., -, ~, toto =. .,.,,y
r. Cor, which there was eacspe fDr him. Ihey
did no however dare touch him. being a. there were ioai
barrels Of h pistol still loaded AMI nc ta ihe' hs "14ll
-. a. 3, !, nan that laid hands him. Incre they
kept HIM propOng hang him ,qT 1 Snas ao
go 81 ser feud. heard Of his perlous situation, ana
came up 10 HE rescne. They however were nl suDnt
enough TO eject his liberation and they therefore, @ ''
Justice Hunting. ,..t .., i,,.d
As ioon as he came Myers immediately surr1Sl', ,,I
himself and remained 10 custody nnth N'sn'-l2 w. W.
3Ie ult. When partial examination Nns g., ,o1
naf,,y before Juii'ces Hunting and HNail we ~
Kelly having died on Monday evening ~ ne H'.pln !"
New.YoIk where be had been conveyed W ne i',''',
IIron Inc examination the District Attorney 7un"fn ~
lis,i sr The rro,ecui.on and Ncsra Hoffman spa ly'
mr tLe pri,oner The examination after iho testimony ~
oTaor two witness Lnd been taken We nt 10" fsiI
he district 6tiornsy adouue9 Until JhgrHaaI 4as
IA and the rrisones recommended ami no P'H
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Tie By6alo Democracy hos no faith IN iFon bridges,
and for the following among other reasons
..Iheo Is On inherent and latent defect IN IRON that will
maxi il AN unreliable material for Bridge S,ruc
tur.s of the Suspension form. IL suffers gradna loss OF
euncv under use Inc very best brands OF on AMI the
most earefuly made, not exempt rom ihn "eect'
hen constantly subjected Ia c0ncussoh tension" ad VI
brstion the metal GRADUATES loses III greAer o eS
d.cte that ,uar relation and arrangement us con-
stituent peril, es which give IL the quality OF tenacy
so that an iron suspension bridge which when new,
would sustain an almost unlimited weight, VIII 81 iehSn
phahly become un.afe-though not trace Of weakness
Md be dscoN cred IA any Of its pier or grouis.eh
IL is within the recollection OF most OF our '
the vibration p duced 10y the marching OF part oil rs
neut of inauir, under trench suspension
bdr. in the n.ghlOrE0od oi Paris caused 70 oreaA
down M ore end m, soldiers sank in the nveF Dy pa
toou.-a norsieg calamity SO OF the suspension Drd1e
al rouehion ut ar Manchester IN the year lsJi II WAS
broken down by the march Of single company OF sixty
soldiors The VIII, Of them were precpu1'ed n'o Ine
river More than one-id Of tho suspension rods OF me
c.elr rated hgra prluge were prgaea by storm Oh 's
al January, 1889. Both of ts carrsge-ways were rend
e,,d imuhssahesam zoo feet OF them beng torn OUT
1Ie hahn lri .. in Morpcth, Northumberland, tell down
in go under the vibration produced oy 'e orossng ~
nse body of a crowd returning from the exhibition o
n,ountebanks Tie wel-Anown cham pier IN Bnghtoa
Tfglaud had several OF s suspenins rods broken IN
storm In October 1853 and considerable portion OF is
rosswey in two of the divisions carried away. Lasiweca
NAV II during storm II wind and ram, the suspension
bris. across he Ohio River al Wheeling was completely
blown down flung wreck into the water bottom SIDE
puv.,d lis massive cables were twisted oil and IT, abut-
enis injured. The bridge considered IN THIS country
TO be odel II architecture ard along the very ocsi oi
the suspension class IN the world 10,
The Great Western Railroad 90 be connected wiih the
Ne--lork Central line by an IRON sGspei ION bfdg' ~
Lewiston. nearly completed, under the direction OF
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Domestic Ports 4.

ALBANIAN May 81. propeller Mohawk, White, listtocd'
feh Ihos Kelly New b. dfrd Capitol Linnei boston
Bella Peek Eanoy Norwich; John Psndsi Dowdey Ted
I'm Van BuIsn foster Haven; Brave. Lowell, Boston
ALTXANDRIA-AIr May 81 ship Versailles, Edrdss, Chincbs
Ilads yse i.slett BOs,en Mary Pesvy tohsm
Es.,pot Music HAL NewfoFk liam smith Baker Fail River
Caroline Rail RoseIs, DAME! Brown Head Fail RIVER Ham
ton DAYTON New-loTk Eleanor TowDsend, do sid brig Can
Ssee Mathews Boston sehr Il. l. A. Stewart LOEer New
Iors.
BANGOR-Au May 10 bg Ason, Mitchell csrieossi sears
Me,s,pgrr Higrns Rondout; Thos Hc<s Hil, New YORK.
GLOUC s1ER-Arr May a. bns Niger Tucker, saHaDi .rh
schT. Mecomak. Hart. Calais for New. York
NEW.hANEN-sd May 80, bns Mary Emily, Bouns Para
NRwBERN-Au. May q, schr- lone. sifmond Iarntqaes
Mary Robins Phi sdelThis; q orse Henry, Coop do 49,
NEVARk-AIT May 81 bs sarah, tbll Danss hilsboroash
NIB; sch Teuperance Banner lBr} HARDY: Windsor, 3
NEWBURYIORT-Au. May -, sehr Independence. knight
FoRTLAND-Cld May 80 steamer ottsw'y lBr Akin. Liver
reel brig May M.os, Mlehgner, hanisPor n 81 Phenix
McAimOId, say gnneh ~ ,,,n,. NJ.
foRTLkND-ATr May 49, brig Charles. Brl Rondont Pietoa
EICHMgND-sld MAY ~ sonFs. Cero Crowe, bostgni hsr
al Chichester Nev-York Morning 5si. ST johns n B.
MILMINGlON, \ Gam May - bdss Harriet Newell war
n Boston belmont Locke, PaIks dol inos Wskshsld Alien
nan. Aue Lawrence Psfidee bO-ob schs o. o. Psfsey 'an
sdef DO sidney Price Candy Do Oregon Mathew Wsea.set
Amks,sdo, Allan Haven; Olive Branch. Austin 10Th bfss
ncI ebb PerSiu. bath; Peer denbure BoTns New roh
hr, Eose Joaes dol l. smith, Derrc ICON, dol MAf' 10"
eli DO CID schg tnele Tom. Coyel, hslhsr, n s.
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ASSAULT on JUDGE Philips.

Laet psht about 10 o'clock, several men waited upon
A. A. Philips, Esq, of the Judges OF the Marine
Court and stated that friend of his was in the Iomos
md was very anxious to sec him immediately lie de-
clined getting up he was far from being well 1hl'
morning after coming from drugstore IN broomes', near
Broadway be was upon by six men who violently as
ssrlded knocked him down and beat him in savage
manner He finally escaped from them and succeeded
through the interference of friends in getting home
None of the parties arrested although several OF
them are known and may be brought to justice IL
said that the assaants indignant at some proceedings
taken by the Judge in Court day OF two since In icase
of false imprisonment brought by some shoemaker VINO
alleged TO have been arrested without cause charged VIVA
conspiracy Another version is given to the anar'
large crowd of persons this morning collected in front OF
the Marine Court expecting that the in question be-
fore Judge Phillips would be resumed They undoubted
" expected to sec Or hear Of another passage at arms be-
tween councillors Busted and Schaher.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
TUE posToN FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

TIE BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
BosIos, Thursday, June /.
Its reported that the entire first brigade oil hass'chu
.etts militia ha, been ordered under arms o-morro"
o'clock A. Nj.
The United States troops $50 in number remain IN the
Court House az special guard Of the alleged fugitive,
Burns. ~
The State military have been Withdrawn from the CITY
Hall but one or two companies under orders at Their
armorios.
Very few people remain about the Couri-llouse.
The public generally manifest intense anxiety about the
decision in the case be given tomorrow morning when
an immense crowd will doubtless be present
large meeting Of clergymen to consider the interests
Of e,lom was held in this city to-day 1t was called oy
the Rev. H. NJ Dexter, who carried the clersynens re-
mop,trsnee on the Nebraska bill to Washington Dr.
B,rsow OF KeeDe presided.
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4oy WEATHER AND the cROPs.

G,ceu Eay. Ma gi.-PcIhap' you think that 'o li'c
~ fsr Up north hai we have nothing to do WITH crops
You ore mistaken Ne feel ius' as much ihHro' a. Hose
Of n moro southern latitude. aud We slwn's read your
notes Of The Of crops in various parts Of the country
viii interest Everything growing locke vol about here.
nnd nom I'll parts OF m" State hear Of hna prospects
ar wheat aud The quantity sown Is very large II nothing
hntrcn. Wisconsin will show crsp Of wheat ne, haf'
,,i ,1st " IA ari ,nsh Of ia. down casters.
riatet,He, (Ius..J May To.-Iho dron'h Of early
stne injured the appearance If wheat H'ne"lsi hat tho
ale rains have bfoug, out snd Tho pfonss s no" a.
fine DC could DO wished
great many new farms will be aided this year. AMI
largely inneosed crops.
We go Illustrating upon 'reohl" trout which "DV""'
here II ia hoeHhy Of course.