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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-06-26

We have just learned of heavy robbery
committed few days since, either in this
city or between here and Jefferson City,
Gen. Thomas l.. Price, of Jefferson City, who
is contractor on the Pacific Railroad, came
to St. Louis last week to get money to pay
the laborers in his employ. He got eight
thousand dollars in cash, placed it in his
trunk, at the Planters House, and saw it
lying safely where he put 1t. short time be
fore he left the city. The trunk was trans
ferred to the cars on the Pacific Railroad,
conveyed to Washington, placed on the
steamboat Sonora, accompanied by General
Price, who did not examine it until he reach
ed Jefferson City. When he arrived there
and searched his trunk the money was miss
ing.
How it disappeared is not known, but it is
supposed to have been extracted from the
trunk, while on the Sonora, by thief. An
expert professional rogue, it is said, was on
the boat, and left her before she arrived at
jefferson City. Gen. Price returned to this
city this morning to Sc arch for the stolen
money, and we trust that, with the aid Of the
police, he may be successful in Juggling the
gentleman who stole it's Louis Ne,os
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-06-26
DAILY JOUR NAL.
RIVER ITEMS.
The 81. Louis Republican Of Friday say

- The 81. Louis Republican Of Friday says
At last the rivers are beginning to have al
upward tende, cy. We have reports of heavy
rains up the Missouri and Mississippi rivers
The river at this point is at present almost at ;
stand with seven and half feet TO Cairo. Oh
Tuesday night the river was rising slowly a
Keokuk, anc plentiful rains had taken place il
that vicinity.
A private dispatch from Lexington, Mo-, dated
June 81, states that heavy rains were falling
and that the river had already risen ten inches
at that point.
- The Crystal Palace is now making trip
in the ST. Louis and New Orleans trade. She
will be apt 10 get tired Of that soon.
81. - The old Express sunk in the Missouri
last week, as she was coming down with load
of hemp, &C. for St. Louis. She was owned by
Capt H. D. Smith, who purchased her recently
for $500.
- The Decatur and Chattanooga packet
Molly Garth struck a snag on the night of the
18th, near Guntsville, breaking large hole,
from which she instantly filled and sunk in FIVE
feet water. The damage to the cargo was
slight.
The steamer Southern Belle has been
sold for S. 900 to Capt. ]. W Broadwell, and is
10 continue to run In the Vicksburgh trade as
soon as she is pul in complete order.
1t was reported here last Saturday that
the low-pressure packet Northerner had sunk,
On her way to ST. Louls, and as she did not arrive
SATURDAY, the report was generally believed. 1t
appears however, that she knocked hole in her
hull Just below St. Louis but managed to keep
afoat, until she returned to St. Louis where she
will be repaired. good deal Of hemp on board
was damaged. Boat and cargo insured.
- The fast packet Baltimore was here Sun
Tuesday morning on her return from ST. Louis.
We thank her clerk for papers.
- The Highfyer passed up from St. Louis
Sunday morning, making good time. Wethank
her clerk for package OF papers. This packet
will be here Tomorrow morning for ST. Louis.
We advise travellers that way to take her.
- The large steamer Niagara arrived here
yesterday morning from New Orleans, with a
good lot of passengers and fairtreight She only
made short sioppage. We thank her clerk,
Capt. Charley Reynolds, for large package
of Tuesday evenings New Orleans papers.
The James Watt arrived here early yes
terday informing from Green River. She brought
down d large load, which she was engaged in
putting out yesterday.
- The Cincinnati Times Of Saturday says:
The River continues to advance rapidly both
here and at ports above. BY telegraph we learn
that further rise is anticipated al Pittsburgh
The tributaries above are generally running out
freely.
last evening, well laden and we'll passcngered.
She made quick trip. But lille freight was
put out by her here.
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DANIEL wooIsEr................. HIR
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House of Main and Third Streets mme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for of years and fitted M the
III above well known stand. aou prepared 10 re-
eeve aucon private SALE all kinds of
merchandise household furniture horses, bug
ges. ETC.. etc.
Crsh advances made on eonsgnments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday.
o'clock. A. NJ Also Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Friday ghts. at early gas Light.
and sales of real estate promptly ATTENDED
to.
general assortment of FURNITURE consisting oTsst
spindle and bannister backs sero and scoloP tops r
ofice French Jenny Li"d. and Bnsele WOOD seat
Chars mahogany and wood sofa seat Chrs Eznbetn
spring rockers sofas sOcabes, centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
rases Safes which will sell a. Gin
cinnati prices
violns aecordeons. pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc ETC. will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
Auct's.
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Grant Thorburii.

This gentleman, better known as t'Laurie
Todd" writes letter annually TO the Home
JournaL giving "reminiscences of The early
days of the Republic. He is a Scotchman
by birth, and landed here at the age of twen-
ty-two. He Is now elghty-two years of age,
and is as bright and sprightly as young
man. We give below the closing portion Of
his last letter:
In 1901, Thomas Jefferson became Presi-
dent OF the United States. Aaron Burr, Joel
Barlow, Thomas Paine. and others, were his
pfivy-counsellors. Now commenced the
age of experiments. Mr.. Jefferson, in his in
augural speech, recommended rotation in Of
flee, and to sell our irigates and build gum
boats. The frigates were sold for less than
the price of the rigging. In seven years
thereafter, | saw the gHn-6Oats transformed
into dung boats, transporting manure from
the old Fly Market, foot of Maiden Lane, to
raise pumpkins among the Dutch Farmers
on Long Island.
But the rotation in office was a more seri-
Gus concern. The Irish rebellion of 1898
had just been suppressed; hundreds were or
dered to leave the country: America was
their goal. These patriots must be provided
for. A secret conclave was held in the star
chamber, Burr and Jefferson being the mas
Ier-spirits. It was resolved to secure these
patriots, and this would secure the votes OF
all their countrymen, who were daily arriv-
ing by thousands on these peaceful shores
IAfter Colonel Burr returned from Europe,
whittier he had fed, after the death of Ham
alton, he gave me this piece of political in.
4rigue.) In accordance with this cold blood
Led plan, saw revolutionary men and officers
H. hoI rhA -
dhe prison-ship and groan in the sugar-house
yes saw them marched out of the Custom
house, Post, and every other office, some on
scrutches, some having one leg, some one
arm, and others leaning on their staffs from
wounds received in defence of their country
saw their places filled by foreign patriots
many Of them never having learned lette
of their,owR language, and not even able t.
speak word of ours; but such is the graft
tude of model republics.
Then commenced he food of foreign in
huence, which threatens to place us on th
same list with the republics that were.
was naturallzed, and voted when Wash
ington was president; therefore think, tha
have as good right TO think, as any Free
thinker in America. | saw the rise and fal
1.-The French and Mexican republics: bot
were strangled in their birth by the hands @
Freethinkers and priests. The same tool
are at work among US; and a few Juda
Americans are selling their liberties 10
foreign poientate for mess of pottage; ID
except God work a miracle, think, befor
January 1901, our dear sister Republic;
France and Mexico. may look up and ex
claim "Lo, America also, may become lik
one of us.''
The signs of the times are portentout
with few exceptions, the pulpit and the pres
are silent on the subject. Having watche
the republic since the day of it's birth, f
my brethren and companions sake wish
prosperity; 70 myself, there is but ste
between me and death.
GIANT THoRBuEN.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
WASHINGTON, June %.

| Private and reliable advices from Mexico
say that much dissatisfaction exists at the
capital in regard to our Minister, Mr. Gads-
den. The Government took upon him as the
nucleus around which the Revolutionists
gat her, and it will not be surprising if Mexi-
co shall soon refuse to have diplnmatic re-
lations with him. Complaints hs| already
been made BY the Mexican. Gogs.nment to
our State Department, in regard 3 this mat
ter.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June %.
The Democratic State Convention as
sembled yesterday. Speeches were made by
several leading men of the party, among
whom were Ex-Governor Hubbard, and Hon..
Geo. ]. Shipley. The Know Nothings and
Maine Law were denounced in strong terms.
Judge Wells was nominated for Governor.
ALBANY. N. Y. June %.
The mi-annual meeting of the State
Temperance Society convened to-day, E. c.
Delavan, the President, rendered his resgL
nation, to take effect on the 1st of nextJanu-
ary.
Resolutions were adopted taking strong
grounds in favor of rigid enforcement of
the prohibitory law, and recommending that
Worlds Temperance Convention be called
at some future day; approving of Neal Dow's
course in the Portland affair; and recon-
mending that the Convention be holden at
Augusta, Maine.
Garritt Smith will address the Convention
this evening.
WASHINGTON, June %.
The "Star" of yesterday evening, pub
fishes letter from Fort Laramie, which was
brought to the States, by the same express
rider TO whom was attributed the report that
the Fort was in possession of the Indians.
The letter is dated May 9th, and says there
were a large number of Indians in the
vicinity of the Fort, but intimates that there
was no danger that they would succeed in
capturing the place.
Liquor Cases.
BosToE, June %.
In four cases tried before the Municipal
Court. for violation of the liquor law, the
jury in them all returned a verdict of not
guilty.
PITTsBURG, June 22-P. NJ.
The river is rising, with nine feet water
in the channel. The weather is clear and
warm. We had heavy rains last night and
this morning,
Arrival of the Steamer Ariel.
NEW YORK, June %.
The steamer Ariel has arrived here from
Havre, whence she sailed on the afternoon
OF the 9th inst
She brings Paris papers to the morning of
her departure, but we find nothing additional
in them to what we have by the Asia.
They contain some glowing accounts of
the feeling of the Lord Mayor cf London
who had visited Paris.
NEW YORK, June %.
A bloody fight occurred to-day on board
the ship William Stetson, bound to Quebec,
between the officers and The crew. One of
The crew was murdered and thrown over
board.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
OF the officers.
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THE HOT NIGHTS ARE COMING.

LII those who wish sleep cool had better call COL
- burn Hersf berger' and buy new mattress We
are turning the best mattresses description
size made in the Western country II any
word let them call and examine. produce better
We have experienced workmen, and will
spring hair and shnck mattresses and
them better than be obtained other
Eorour spring mattresses import the springs from
Eastern sctory and win guarantee them stand
To country merchants would that furnish
them liberal terms they obtain the quality
at other city
Wewould also say that closing out balance OF
spring and dress goods large discount
cost and those who bargains hsd b. tier call and
anime. COLBURN & EERSHBERGER.
my22 Fosters Block. First st.
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HARRISnN H0IlNE.

FEHE Undersigned having leased the well known property
u formerly owned by Gen. VIM. H Harrison, near the
bridge the Wabash river and Depot Of the Ohio and Mia
sssPpi Raroad and fitted the for the reception OF
ooarders and the travelling public generally In consdera-
on Of its handsome location and the growing town around
together with the prompt attention the comfort of
they hope to receive and merit liberal share Of
A. B. DANIELS & SON.
lin Nays
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-06-26
THE EAGLE FOUSDRY.

TNHE existing Brnkeyer.
Mesker Co. in the Foundry business has this day By
the mutual parties been
ed by Henry and William H Klusman purchasing
tire interest OF John B. NJ skier in said business.
The Foundry will be carried heretofore
more extensively. under the firm and style Of
BRINEAIEYER. ELUSMAN & co.
Brinkmeysr. Klusman Go keep on hand and are al :
ways manufacturing Wood heating Cooking
sro Stoves of and sizes Fire Frames
Crates Balcony Fence Railing Machinery etc. which
sell cheap warrant unsurpassed in beauty Of
workmanship finish and service, by Foundry in the
West
Eagle Foundry on Main street and the Canal.
Store First and Second Evansville.
Ind. BRINKMEYER, KLUSzeAN & co.
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
H ES q II n T. I, ID.

ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
THSHIS sale of town lots will take place WEDNESDAY.
n the IST DAY OF UGUST next. on the premises.
commencing 10 O'Clock A. H. The town of Elbei field is
/ Gated Immediately the Evansville & Indianapolis
Straight Line r. r. l6 miles from Eyanvilie s miles from
Princeton miles from Newburgh. IA miles from Boon
ville 25z miles the Wabash Erie canal Being
Blue it regarded as the
healthy situation in Southern IdisnR. 1t issurround
ed by farming country well tmbered and well water
ed. It the mechanic many ADVANTAGES amongst
which may Re classed cheap living cheap fuel and an
abundance of the best quality Of timber blacksmith
would be well paronized and be b
the farming business of the immediate neighborhood
could supplied with and from the
surrounding country Bnd the facilities afforded by the
facilities that will be Afford
completion of the railroad will enable him TO for
ward his the commercial marEvansvilleon
ad terms Other mechanics will meet with en-
To all sueh it will be of great advantage
make early location.
plat of the residence Of Thomas
Smith of the proprietOrs living near the premises VINO
will Information desired previously to the DAY Of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fourth cash, one-fourth in II.
49, and the balance in "a months from the day
of SALE the purchaser giving note with approved security
without the benefit of valuation laws bear
ing interest from date.
EI2t!AA E4Gh1i shsEa:r sHBhrr. r-opriesor..
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r EFEREyCES--

P. G.. 0'RnEY & TO-. Evansville.
DUvALL. ALeo & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK IL Co., do do.
JAMES BovD, do do.
n. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vieksbufg. Miss.
WIN. MCRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG L. FooT. do do.
EDWARDS a. BUSHNELL. st Louis, Mo.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
and evening during the commencing
sc early easIight APPS SWEET Il LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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C. L. LEONARD. L.

OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUsE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EDESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens OF
EA Evansville and surrounding eeut for the sale Of Real
Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries. also particular atten
paid all door sales description
able We shall exclusively Com
mission Business aud having goods of our TO
competition with consguoTs both the buyer seller
have fair and Legitimate market We viii devoss whole
Commission business friends
will efforts
please With business
the confidence of all those who their business
to curc
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]. HYpE.s MARRLEYARn,
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.


ME prietors ibis House removed from their
Il Main their Hotel Just nnisn
ed the Court House where they are %
accommodate their old all others DO may see
ht to call them in much superior style than
Thank m for past patronage respectfully
OF the which shall all e1deavors 70
It. Our fare will the market Affords and oar
charger moderate. .s
Good stabli and Wagon Ysrd kept ensts1a
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PROF. j. WOODS
err F-DD amrn
[R RE s II ORA We


AIR r E S T o R A TIV VE.
TaNHE wonderful Hair Restorative. pro-
dscng the most Astonishing results In The public mind
composition 1t is the only preparation that
re-producs on, bald heads uxufant growth. Read the
MILFORD WORCESTER Co.. Nov 10. 1884.
PRoF. J. wooD.-Dear Sir; take pleasure in bearing
Hair Restorative. far back s6. my hair commenced
gas notwithstanding many celebrated prevent
ave Seeing yGu1 wa; Induced e give
few applications that hair became firmly assumed
Ssi r. q bottle: SsiS bead
ons to two IN hsS ana very
HENRY GOODRICH.
magic of your Hair Restorative Three months snes
bottles began ten in restoring the M
fore I and aess sh 6e % s % 0a su and sn
all the dsageeable itching annoying before and
Respectfully 6GH1RTEs Z4Hf,iE s''ia WHITNEY.
As Prepared wholesale retail Market
where also ali the most puiar patent for sale
wholesale retail favorable terms they
sale at Saanufaoturer, prices sy HALLooK s.
CASH cts MERs
AN supplied the lowest market prices with asmeek
calf skins French. Glazed Morocco Sheep Linz
syosnoSs between Water and First Iysp.
ville Ind myl J. FLEMING
SEWING SILK.
= GASES black Sewing Silk reed this day and for sale by
= JAMES Low & CO..
jel4 Alb Main st.. Louisville, KY.
WHITE LIME.
S0 BBLS choice White Lime in prime order. for sale
OO jes by BABoooK BROTHERS.
1.-THE CRY Is STILL n EY COME"
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
ar Spring Vail Pspers Borders etc. ust received
" of John G. Devereux. Jr on Main street.
Wall PaperFfrom ten three dollar, per piece.
Borders-from three dollars per piece beauti
full patterns of Gold and Velvet
Bed Testersrom three dollars per centre exeeeo
Fire Board Prnts-from twenty three dollars Per
piece comprising of the beautiful ever Dr0"ss
Paper Window Binds-of all kinds. descriptions ana
prices Together with Wrapping Paper Laps &c q. Fv
NIL ne ao0s "a soG 1 hs Is soi I In The ortnaent
GOLD PARLOR PAPER .....o- -
consists the newest ana h ean please the fancy
will with call, anu 4 IoF PAse
fAvOrs respectfully solicit ioS e. 1psvEREJx Ji
mva4 Main st. between let 3 "a
LATE ARRIVALS.
BSSR BAGS prime .IS RiG ,sSdi,edd GonIedd Molas.es.
or sale verv GU low by By Jei8 n. W. FOSTER.
TwPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
xNoR grinding wheat and corn and all other substances
s1Tn oid Anchor Brand BOIting Cloths Betting Of
ali R. Monroe is authorised to above
CastJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner Of OAK sno
SicGs1 islsosf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. O..
oadd.: is saddles and Is osSdss: gSs s9f
o. .sIvu 70 aIs hv J.,
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on FOURTH STREET Fer SALE.
NTTE offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w denee, with good houses and eisterh, and In
good neghborhood. For pa tieu lais enquire Of
SWEET q LEONARD.
n l.anaEal AaantE.
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J A M E S C.. A Y E r

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is per box Five boxes for 81.
SOLD RY
Keller Farnsley & Co. Evansville Ind; by agents
zfur d;oira Vhara ou1o. AM
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION S SALES.
FOUR MONTHS CREDIT-SALE OF
WE will sell at the Crescent City Auction Mart on
w THURSDAY, 2sth June. at 3 O'Clock,
Embracing Is and
the best andages factories in the United States and war
ranted new and perfect. o,,
Siao Back Chairs, spindle BACK Cnslrs'
Polka do do ChiIdren's Rim Back chairs,
Assorted Grecian painted cane sest,
"a Large arm rockers, cane seat, do walnut do as'
Boston 90 Do do. d. Spindle inc snsass rockers do DO.
Jenny pH Lind do do do. Bannister do do do:
feet WIN most positively be Sold wishes to
TERMS OF sALE:-AIl sums of sloo and over months
Sale at O'Clock SWEET LEONARD.
Je22 Auetioneers.
vALU AB41E LANDS FOR SALE
TWO ElGHTY ACRE TRACTS OF LAND IN wARRICK
COUNTY. SIXTEEN MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
~ House corner of Third and Main st Ia O'Clock.
will sell at auction without the half the
80 acres.
The land is situated on the Wa
meadow land There is also good quarry
Of the land and large lot of dressed suitable
Also tie East s. W Or of SECTION 2s Town
Rangs West aniug so acres Farming Land.
about half mile from the CANAL and the Straight Line
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF EVANS
VILE,
One Locust St bstween th aud sth 2 feet By 49, with
good frame house. cstern stable and woodshed
between Locust and Main 3oz by 75 with frame
Titles iadsputabIe Terms made known on the day +
je9 Auctoneers.
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SASH AND DOORS.
EoUR THOUSAND lights ass'd Sizes by 10 10 by ls.
Il two-panneled doors,
do do;
per Canal very cash. in quantities to
suit, at je9 COOKS Family Grocery.
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TEA! TEA! TEA.

TEA! TEA! TEA.
LTD EC'D Helen Mar IS packages Of assortec IeA,
ma paokAges-half chests. quarter chests 70
oaddisS Ib ead5es and BIB csddies expressly pa Tp e.
family uss. for sale BY js1e J. D. HbiSAH'"
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a Prepared wholesale and retail at ia Market
street St. Louis, Mo. and 655 Broadway. New York
all the pular edicnes for sale
RETAIL favorable terms theJ
can be bough any other house.
Rf- 20 sale manufacturers prices By HALLOOk
ana all principal druggists everywhere.
myI
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wHoR rrndnr wheat corn. and all other substances
oid Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and BelHng Of
a. widths = =, .L.,.
a-t;cIss AZ Cincinnati prices. including freight
OaIlatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner Of OAK an
SseIso isIsosf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. Q.
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PuRE CIDER YINEGAR.

6DA BBLS warranted charge. 1t will soon
e0VI be time for piekeling have taken pains to
article of cider vinegar for
Just rec and for sale at COOKS Family Grocery.
ia23
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HIRAM NELSON
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ARRIVAL OF MER. ARNSTHALL, THE
GREAT NEW YORK CIGAR


Ice CHESTS, EFRiGERArORS, &C.
MUST received los the latest syle lee Chests and
Cd rgerator the article in the and the chea
Also let of Mo- Ice Coolers, Prepare yourselves
may Is HoRNBRooK CHURCHILL's.
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SUNDRIES,
= DOZ choice Brooms. nests cov'd Sugar Buckets,
- u gross Buffers Blackng,
q do Hummel's Essence of Coffee; reed and for sale
by my31 w. s VICKERY.
SILK BONNETS.
n CASES Silk Bonuets received Express direct from
y the mandatory. consignment and must be sold
EMBlCH'S Dry Goods Store.
ieS Main doors below End
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'r slZeSln proportiOn
Grain.

5OOs . doz 81 ct of for cash.
6O0s . doz do do do ............ast
7Ops o doz do do do ...........a.4
II The lower prices above generally, where prices
aforementioned, forful packages and the higher fol
smallwholesale.
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COMMERCIAL.
Iron ana Nails

LatheS.
Oak Country 81. / 50
Popular saw'd3f. / 50a IT'S
do do 4sf. 2 90
Pine do ST. / rs
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag......2a2 9 10
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AUGUSTA, Me-, June Y.
The Democratic State Convention as
sembled yesterday. Speeches were made by
several leading men of the party, among
whom were Ex-Governor Hubbard, and Hon..
Geo. ]. Shipley. The Know Nothings and
Maine Law were denounced in strong terms.
Judge Wells was nominated for Governor.
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n =
AN be supplied market prices with Hemoc
and Oak Sole Leather, Patent French and American
Calf French Glazed and Boot Morocco, Sheep Lin
ings. Bindings. etc. etc.
Call Sycamore street, between Water and First EvapS
vile. Ind. ]. FLEMING.