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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-05

No More Humbugging Of Honest Men
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SocinI GnIherina.


The Ladies of the Centre Missionary Sewing Circle
will give Social Tea Party at the Chapel in the rear of
the Church, on THURSDAY EVENING Nov G. d8tA
highly Important TO Rheumntics.-An
ehec'ual cure for rheumatism. Dyers Healing Embroca
ton will almost Immediately relieve person suffering
from rheumatic complaints, and effect permanent cure
Let all rheumacs try this remedy and satisfy themselves
as to the correctness of the statement
For sale by David Scott, George R. Spur and Drug
gsts generally. e
A. H. Field, sole proprietor, Providence. R. L
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Draper Clark ere receiving TEN TONS
OF First Qualify of BUTTER which will be sold on very
reasonable terms, Nos 95 and 81 Front st. Worcester
nj diff
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eARDxERIsM souELcHED OUT -
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A Glorious Triumph !!
ELI THAXER

Elected to Congress:
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BULLY BROOKS REBUKED,
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In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We have a very large
fnnprt of

dI FAII ITItIN INV TTIVts.
GENTS sHAWLs, at about half price.
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The Dark Lantern xtingutshed |!
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L. b. NICHOLS. M, d..
10 NJ E0PATHIO PHYSICIAN
0SFioE AND hEslDESoE 112 MAIN 81. oFFIoE HOUR
FROM TO 3. AND TO 3 O'CLOCK p nj "O'~
Worcester. Oct. 30. 1859
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
Sac Wont State Convention in Indiana

This party held its State Convention on the
9Th of the present month, and made a full tick
ct for State officers. The notorious six poun-
der" Willard, heads the ticket for Governor.
The boIy Of the list Of candid ties are passably
respectable men, both in point of character
and talents, but with such a disordered heal,
we fe,r that the whole system will become
corrupted from sympathy and proximity to
Willard. Walker a former editor of the Sen
tineI, but was not found fit for the place, re-
c.iyed the nomination for Lieutenant Govern
or. The motto Of the Sag Nieht party in
ttHoosier,' now is. "Willard, Walk4ran whis-
ky" With this motto together with such
foreign influence as can be brought to the sup
port the ticket the Sag NIGHTS rely upon
for success It's possible that the people oftle
State Of Indiana have become so Indifferent TO
selfsrespect decency and State pride that they
may elect Willard to the office of Chief Magis-
trate, but we are not yet prepared to believe it..
ksarusa 1ts Henderson Patriot.
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RAPE AND MURDER.-The good people of the
town Of Washington, on the Pacific Railroad,
were thrown into considerable excit ement last
Saturday by rather an unusual occur renee. 1t
s.enis that a man named harrison, who kept
n gunsmith shop IN Washington, some two or
three years ago, went up to Warren county, IN
this State, and married widow, che mother
of two children, boy and girl. About SIX
or eight months ago, Harrison persuaded his
wifi. to go up to Warren county, to visit her
friends The night after her departure, his
step-son being away from home, he committed
a'rape on his step daughter, young girl, then
about seventeen years of age, and threatened
to kill her if she ever disclosed the facts OF the
occurrence The girl kept the secret till last
Saturday In the meantime, Harrison, who
was an old penitentiaFy convict continued his
business of gunsmith, and, by the means
orfalse keys, whenever his step-son would
earn and lay by any money, he would open
the bureau drawer and steal the money. HI
nally he was discovered. Harrison escaped to
this CITY, but was brought back by some OH
GERS from Washington. Last Saturday he
was placed on trial before magistrate, and IN
the course of the examination, the girl disclosed
the fact of his having committed rape on her
The girls brother left the court room, procured
a piisol, loaded it,, returned to the cou
room, placed the pistol to Harrison's head
discharged the pistol, and left him a lieles'
corpse in the presence of the magistrates n
young man was tried Immediately, and dis
charged from custody.-.St. Louis Herald
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New York. Jan. 21.

THE SHAWL NUISANCE-There appears to
be a dead set, in Philadelphia, to bring the
wearing ofshawls by gentlemen into disre-
pute. On Christmas eve, crowds of persons
walked the streets there, wearing horse bank
cts and coffee bags after the manner of these
.dy-like shoulder-coyers. In this city, shawl
wearing 10y the men is rapidly going out of
vogue. The practice is chiefly confined now
to certain few. The ladies laugh so much at
the awkwardness ofsuch costume, and many
lips so curl with quiet contempt when they
appear, that their downfall may be settled in
good society ~ 7. Times.
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CJA gentleman says, that Punch, who
takes the morning Journals, and whose atten-
ton isapt to be monopolizedb by them, remon-
strated one day with his wife for coming down
to breakfast in curl papers; when the lady re-
eled: "If you indulge in your papers, don't
see why shouldn't enjoy mine.
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AN INCIDENTAL singular acccidsnt oc-
CURED to some burglars in New York on New
Years night. Having stolen So, 900 worth of
silks, &C., from the store of Kelly, Beatty &
Helfor, No. 1872 Fulton street, they were pro-
ceeding up Broadway with them, when they
ran into a six horse Sleigh which wrecked the
wagon, and the horses ran away-as did the
thieves also-and the goods were consequent
IL recovered.
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0rThere is nothing new Transporting in our
markets. and we deem daily quotations un-
necessary. There has been but little pork
1.-aNcking the last two weeks. The hogs in the
houses yet continue frozen. No person appears
DESTROYS ofpnrchasing.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c-Mr, Chas. Bar
mum has purchased Mr.. Geo. Gossen's fine
watch and jewelry establishment on Third
street; as will be seen by advertisement. He
has on hands fine assortment Of everything
in his line, and will promptly attend to the re-
pairing of Watches &c.
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OBJ Dalg gpnrnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

GTA poor woman, who makes her living
BY the needle, lost Saturday last, or a little
girl did, pair Of linen pants, with a yellow
stripe running through them. The finder will
confer special favor on her, by leaving them at
this Office, so she can obtain them.
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or A scientifict correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, Who has made the invcstiga-
ton, says that the mornings of the 9th and
10th of January. were the coolest known for
sixty years! 4Ees
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.0We are requested to state that owing
70 the eotillionband being engaged for to night,
the ninth Social Hop of the Eureka dancing
club will be postponed until tomorrow even
ing Jan. 23d. Dancing hours from z to IL P. NJ.
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6rThe weather yesterday was decidedly
cold. At noon the thermometer stood 1o9 be-
low freezing point, There was hard freeze
last night. 1t will not require much more
of such weather to entirely close the river.
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= decs GEO. esISrKE 80. .
s.AnmINIST1g a TOR,S SALE. -

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell at Public Aesaisn
on Tuesday d& Il January. 1856. ~ tbs ists
residence of Daniel F. Goldsmith dec'd in Centre Tewn-
ship vanderhurgh county al his personal property eos~
sisng Horses, g. Cattle Sheep. Hay. Oats heat
Potatoes Farming Utenss and Household Fzrni
credit Of twelve will be given all over
three giving with approved seea-
,nsrt DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH.
dessf-4ws Adninistrztor. will annexsd.-
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JoBBERs OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDa
Notions, Hats, Caps, Bsnnets an&-
&hnnG.

y
q the ss. siys: q
blue and hse sas and G5sass ss0l .nH
do Tistinss s..sh:s ..s
sFos9 shi5t n5 . no soidr. ss
Ts.,s s.sa ana fancy s!,:a
spotted Flsnn.s bis.ehsd sroEn GG,sGR Espsss
Single and Seamless ssezDs Canvass Fdd
sesia. srGyn Holland black siis q:
shirng and oalsdsoia shrtnG ohsehs Ssh
sSS weol BssSs PLAID Gisshans plain bright
eoSTsd saIoP De La,os:. s
Bsn and ssSFs . SG S.Ss :Ss is
@ o s aPs hsss
IoTssed and cotton Table osVsrs Plane as U
srellas. &c. ..,,,r,,- caos,s -tss .g.1f -
ana pa and al
sHAwLS.
and s and s.
s0Orss T.: ..1s
~s Ms. as mixed iiis ins
cS asa .e ac.. sey mixed
chi drn plain sna PLAID wsols. H:.si ss
white and colorea Gotten p,..
: .Ps nss de sds ' st ad
NJ s,s s.G1.e ossiSn s.s sn ass
a. wosn DO I1 ines da va n.
Gloves. ~o-,ova
suspndsrs white and cOlorsd sp.sl oottsss wAis A
drab Lfhen Threads beck n q
coorrd Sewing Silks black and drze Twists BLACK
colored Cotton Tapes. white ares Linen Er..es
RibboS, baek silk Velvet do: Side. Tuck Pocket Isxy
Fine and Dressing Leaa
Slate Pencils steel Pens Pen,hoders Enyelopss Msnss-
s Sewipr Darling and Netting Needless white aRd Jsp
Eye. aps sy.s'g ss
shirt Buttons: Vest Csst Ovsrceas Suspendsf 10
do Strops Shaving Brushes and Bexss and sssp
Percussion Caps. Hat and alter prosf Do. sltss Wa<e
5 Ssrsny, o." MORGAN. KEEN 4 raxsgsw.s
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MVER WARE.

VETE have just received Of Silver Ware.
wv such Table Desert Salt and Mustard Spoons
Butter Knives spoons. Crean Ladies' soup Ladies'
-. c.il saon ~ BTPTROLFF & SONS.
deci2d - Main street. between Frat and ssseRt.
styles Fancy Prats rec ohissas
sssfy-ssw tia MAia ssxssf. Lssisviis. ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Jan. 20.
Conceal flour mills burned Loss $4,000.
RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 81.
The snow is six inches deep and still falling.
The storm extends to Petersburg. No trains
arrived.
New York, Jan. Of
By arrivals from Port au Prince we have
dates to the 18th Dec Rumors of an engage
ment between Hamden and Dominican forces.
in which the latter captured a large amount of
provisions and ammunition.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
Receipts Of -four light, So asked. Mess
pork S15. Whisky dull at 25c. Groceries
unchanged.
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SUN DRIES.

WrSF we'd an assortment OF shovels Spades Grain
81 Sconps Straw H,y Knives Forks. Axes Mattoeks
Pic Brush Scythes Log Trace Haitr ard Dig Chains.
Coffee NILS Roassers. Mouse and Rat Traps. Meat
Sausage Suffers Weed Saws Wgygu Jacks
sale cheap by GRANT b CARSON.
AeoII-dM .--t 7fF a-f4t-
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THE LATE DEATH BY CHLoRoFoRM.-The
post mortem examination of the body of Miss !
- Ida Morgan. w.i0 died at the edifice of DR..
Emery, dentist, Broomfeld street, oil Satur-I
- day last after the inhalation of chloroform,
sadiscloses the fact that she was, before taking
the ehloroform, in good state of bodily health, /
and that her death must be placed directly to /,
the application the chloroform, which accord |
sing to Dr. Jackson had changed her blood to
substance as thin as water. 1t appears that
she had taken chloroGorln BEFORE and at that
time experienced trouble from it. On the
present occasion the chloroform was pure and
was administered with a sponge in the usual
- quantity
Dr. Emery stated to the physicians present
at the examination that the first application of
the chloroform did not produce insen iibiiity
and at the patients request it again APP
piled After the third application the patient
made an effort to rise from the chair. but failed,
and her head rolled to the side of the chair.
She was then placed on lounge, and efforts
made to restore her to consciousness, but she
died in few minutes without speaking a
word-f Boston Times -,
Fa H. g. N. RAnRo AD-No Notwithstanding the
! severity of the weather the work on this road
still has been constantly progressing and a
large portion of the line will be ready for the
iron early in the spring The contracts are
now IN the hands under the control OF respon-
lsibIe and energetic men, which gives the as
surance that no unnecessary delay will occur
lin the progress of the work. The stock now
subscribed is being promptly paid and real
estate subscriptions are being freely offered
along the line on the very best of terms Or
the Whole the affairs Of the company are in the
most prosperous condition, and the RIP Ear
sWinlkss of the ancient city of Henderson, neet
not be surprised to find themselves awakened
by the sound Of the locomotive whistle earl.
IN the ensuing sumner.-t 1sfde1son Patrac'
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FALL. CAMPAIGNl
HARDIN A kE All WHOEESA LIE.

A NEw LARGE STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NHT HLST than ks for the
SH public since he opened in Evansville would
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Kan
tncky and city purchasers also that he hisshevss
in store She Heaviest stock of Hardwa and
tlerV (by one-thrd) he offered the Evans
market sale Many Goods purchased redue
ed rates by him during depressed state OF the markets.
East direct from Europe
having his orders Goods fill at the Manu-
Works. only able decidedly di posed
and sell Hardware at as low figures house
invites his prices by
Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Justice. r... -
Among the articles (rost innumerass) comprising
$50 boxes Axes Wells Lppncotts Leyeretts and Collins;
500 dozen P cket Knives Gully assorted;
1900 do Table 90 do do; -
30 Razors and Strops;
Spoons-Iron. Brittania and German SilVerf
50 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
so do Files and Resps. all ainss;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottsHsi
20 lbs Sadirons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws giml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand seksts;
100 do Augursi
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and TonKs, iron and brass hsAAes
81 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole;
Is do Stesyards an a Scale Beams; e--i1
do Ames' land other brands) shovels aAd spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
s case. Japanned Tinware fully assorted. zzs.s-S
Fancy Hardware generally with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons. Strap hinges Tea ket
ties Knives ard Riddles aud
Gum Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters an Coo pers Tools Window Sash.
CHARLES s. WELL
eet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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aIaSs.Ia.Ua Es,N.

FWNAE partnership heretofore existing between PHILIP
Hor lbr aed Charles Churchill. under the style
TIornlrook ChWreh is this day dissolved by mutual
larnEr0ok authorized the OF the FRI
p. HeRNBROOK
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
; Evansville Dec. 5. ,55. ~ s. 800 -
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Election OF SPEAKER!
COMPARISON THE
BIG STOCK OF CLOTH G.,
ENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods Fancy Hats and Caps
M etc. received b. the his Cloth
ing Stor under Pavilion Hotel. have the finest
ment overeoats in the city comprising all varieties and
the most fashionable STYLE
Also SH ANGHAI HATS and all descriptions of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods Call and selling Of
daels-dtf ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
@DICKLES AND SAUCE
I'LL so ID Pickles Cttsup and Pepper-.auce;
6 bxs Walnut Catsup. Is DO Cream Cheese;
dee7 L. a D. HEIMANN-
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Read THE roLLowINe cEHrry1cArrs.

30 LONDON, Laurel CO.. Ky. Nov. 1. 1855
MrssRs v. H. SMITH & Co-Last month when on visis
to Louisville having afflicted with the Chs and ever
and fndiag relief in the various ZEN
induced give your Fever ana Ague CuIs
trial. days missed the chill and have neen ln
proving think that the return
would earnestly his prep@r-
alton to who afflicted with Fever ana Agne or
ChIls. Yours truly, JUN a. OANARAA
aurin1 the past summer resided with
NV amy On Fl tn street Broadway in thecty of Len
isyiIe XIV where mysef three OF ahiet
ed with Chls We tried the usual such
quinine etc. without getting refief VII smith Co
Fever and Age Cure recommended to and i
menced Isl M it, and few days all relieved
recommend certain speedy
for that rezsrd il the best medicine
for the disease offered TO. the public.
Given hand this I'D day of october 1855 Leais
Vile. KY. W. A. LfTLk.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W. A Lytls
oath that the statements forth in the
all true Given under hsnd this 22d day Of
October 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS. j. p. J. O.
For salem Evansville. st Wholesale or retail By
KELLER. FARNSLY Il co..
ssss-sna41 Druggists, AaiA street..
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FRED. bEL BON BRIO,
OAIAIIssION RCHANT,

=
New Orleans, La.S
EO the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Dried Fruits
u Flour. Meat and all OF Western Produce and 70
tho purchase of Groceries, Cash advances made
sjgumentg. dsel+-dsm
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
V. Fl. Smith & Co.'S
FEVER. AND AGUE CURE,

LOUISVILLE, X 1. p sB
NsHE proprieors this preparation have been
by led unceastng de-
With. fit heavy estAb-
Iishent its alone and they are prepeI
ed to fill all dspaseh any part of the globe II
usually the anything in the
could publish hundreds of cerfcate and in regard 70
its efficacy Voluntarily those whom has
iieTed; hu that We offer which may called hon
testimony sufficient Cases Of twelve and eighteea
relieved by this med
iene usual edie had failed We do not offer
as everything for Fever and Ag Chils,
Night Sweats Debility do recommend it
remedy. 1t be to infants with perfect
rcthing but what is purely vegetable
str sn xthening and in goratinE to the system
EE-Price 81 per bottle-$7 so per dozen.
Jefferson street. between Third and Fourth opps-
ate ,lTen,s Hotel VII. SMITH 1 co.
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AMat all furnish Looking Glasses IN
MAhoxany Walnut, Rosewood Frames. Loskins Giaes
Plates. Picture Frames. also Gilt Frames Pisesrs
of Pictures and Oil Paint
inEs at wholesale or retail At the lswsst PRICES
mhsaAwins Nsswsst Fourth a.r.st. Gincinsasi. g..
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JOHN r. CRISP,

RISING SUN. IND.
Beard of Directors.
8. Hathaway, B. B. LorinE. Jacob 9. w.ils.
J. p Ubrsy, s. F. Covington. ]. W. Tablets.
VT. Pate. Wm. H Powell, George Gillespie.
B. J. HATHAwAY, Sse'y. 8. HATHAWAY, PreG't.
The beth these Companies is
business managed by citizens of this Stste their
raons confined exclusively to the State of Indians.
Buildings and and also "a
esrgoes Of Fabssts and Steanboas at rates %
prem nm BY II. @. GWATHAEYp
oet27- d3m AEe1t.
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NEW YORK BAK ERYI

SECOND NONE THE MoUrTAIFBt
On First street opposite the Post Once.
FHNH after psrience in the buB
III the city New York. in which c be lie aokusni-
edged Psrior in the panaxemsnt of well
pointed bakery V ould respectfully announce:
fully prepared furnish all kir On bfsAts
cakes crackers rolls doeAu etc., e eithsr ~
wholesale retail
Weddings parties balls privatefsni les wllts
supplied asofen desired with everything ssh from tAs
= the shortest notice. ..-.I
superier article Graham and brown br.asAiwxyssx
hand .l-
The proprietor will devote his
ly bis buea which shall be sxseutsdi III 80
be n nzsed J.. o. GAVIN
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AND RIBS hand constantly at
d eiT-dti COOKS Family t+roe.
HAGSIAg ERE.-ao pieces fancy Cashmere, handso me
- styles rec Il this Gay and for sale by
80 -,ftza se5 JAMES LOW & Co..
4eel2-6&w s a-e -4IS Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
R4iONs AND ORANGES Ibcx Lemons;
asci7- tf oooK's Family Grocery
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NOEACEa ~
The undersigned having the interest OF Mr.
Churchill the firm HorahrOok Churchill will
business old stand under the style Of Horn
aud s0licts the patronage OF the public. All
to the old firm. viii forRard and
all persons having claims against the old firm
will present tn same for settlement
dse7- s. 0RSRR0NK =
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GUITARS MD ktOI.IN- "a fine 81 Guitars and
~ violins just received PER the Adams Express by
-.---gs- ~. NJ. MIELSCH.
nov2stf First street opposit" POST fhee.f
n BBLSS. s Almonds. 10 kxs NJ. K RAisins.
o English W Slnun, drums Figs reed at
Jams COOKS Family Grocery.
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JOURNEY MEN CORDWAINERS.
M ASTED Immediately Crescent City Shoe Store
w None but first rate workmen need apply.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
MONEY MAR X v n.

rArJkDAN, NOV. 10 z, VI.
me stock market has for the present evidently reched
IA highest point with about the ssme activity lower
prices ruled for sssly all the leading rarosd stocks aud
the supply on The market is daily increasing RAPID
rate We have doubt thero q, this momeu. thou.
sands Of shares OF the pncipa railroad stocks the
MARKET which week since we're pretty vel, scattered
among oupidcrs VINO holding prices Thai woula
lei them cut without loss. The great advance or TIE
pat days has given bull spectators greater los
to carry, and they win want all the aid ccmcr, the
banks, BANKERS or capitalists generally give them
II extraordinary 70 how Wild and desperate
spectators become in the face Of adverse circumstances
Events hsvo occurred within TIE pas. ten cays which
should have arrested all imitation AMI bus,Ioo, Instead
Of which they seemed 10 act ~Seohsves sod sivc
greater impetus 10 the Wild expansion previously c,r
nencsd. u fortunate for the community q, largo
that these movements 20 far have bee, coninsd -
Wall street 20 'sr u has progressed has benefited
outsIders and those who have realized the top Of the
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yesterday. The sales eabraesd sooua 0 900 boss
including connos 70 good ssas - % ~ - 80 end az
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while choice oontnua arm. The males embraced .abcus
co'ooo 10 900 saaheh, moulding Chicago surng, -
u %; Milwaukee sub .. 81 "a 81 a. Western red u
u % Tor commos 70 u ~ for prime; Western and Oaaa
dian White nsi " 81 90 81 10, with one cargo
choice u 81 II. Corn saes q 30 600 600 bushels
were made a. &c. ssc,, and Southern yellow u TO-
Pork-rhs market dun, with sales Of a5o bok mess
SIS s9 WIKI sales at Inc close fig are less Oo-
ton.-Sseady with fair sales. wniskey.--aAles Of $50
bbis were made h retail ,n ~ a7c and r. large parcels
~ 3lc.