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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

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Us hxa fspa.t ~aish hAs Ast ssssd ~ tM fspso
ssatsn ss "a t'rn'r ,csns Ne. ~ hsrss.foes, the
mmaSsru ut wsN vatssv,r - oaessss ~ giving SAe
pasi.e tall a ..sssss "a ia NC s,ssy. aud pssessD
leg svsa msfs tns1 tl pvSs, 81 THINK ~ se &C.
much y. as.ss,. IA tic ssa ss.a any ssrs ss.ss.
a.ry .asAntss. vhiea %, sots,nsd b. sssoss 20
slse-s'.p aud smesg la chm. hAsssS sssAsss ~
ASt'eiiss,sB ofsho
MODEL CIRCUS OF AMERICA
Is.y are rs.aivsi % n.as By sv.ss Sssfssssssss
walsh ~ Cd. 10 N 1sss.sis - excel.
ErsEtv, M,sssss.
|. no,'As, Esa.ar,.a D,s.str.
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;a Tp ,.as., As sss a.s, v as.a;
Prom hsnt an ne ths troupe u str KiAess sad
Oy~n..ss sstse ssi 9, sstAs I'm irs ~ul - 6sad
The ~sll know aau4s "
VIM. o. Dale
ran GREATEST OF LIvi.o RlDsssi
100 SOMERSET MAN.
who hasi irsttrnsl frS pf-sfsss-i saur seash
sus esrsps; .n. ~h. "a ali tia. sap,.lsef -. via
Ssf Amst.A uisses.I Az askne-irdr ~ eel IN
efsee, a.si x sal s: say "a asstf wks has ever
.spssssa ssfsrs tue paslls.
.MMlie. LeecreeiW.
The youfhsal aai s-cem,ii.h a Lai, Ia ressrsssns,
tn nrst issas ,al s.ritsi ssm Ne rider ~ho h.s
.sssas .ai,m ias.s.,ssd lsr ass .ss ssz,sss,si
uus OF Pair, o-it.l VI ,As ssena.
DOW C.fSTFL 10.
rhE osIAT AMaKlcAS
CLOWN AID JESTER
sngs, h.aotoss ,sy ~ u aiss ssa ysaessai
laASs oil Aprssf ~ sssh rvpsessnistvo,s ~ add,
20 o. ls.'. De s.rtoss oshxr asuncto presented.
Ias aa.ee ST Castillo 10 u .udie snt gasranD, asd
sth doseti IS sases via reception. snte, ~ 70
maastatitn m ,asE fsftn vast eN.~sse hey
have Incurred ~ - arsns -. sssvtess 3t Ms susv.
psfab'1 raEnie ssifis.
/ aiso, Ns'sn slcman. Arm.srone. Crosby, White,
NAfdoSf, Sfs't bsn su Hcgs's, sslius. ssift, ami
Al ~ VI 0.esi sso nemsto.s 10 pss'i.uisstss b.
aam..
Autssaed 10 ,hs ae we ssabll hnsns vii lss Be-
teaad 1.OVEt.l. spd strst
sVsfHAIlAN kgoswfAo BEAN,
shosc tkti - ap OF NV los. chic vtii BE-
= isssd Ia serlaGs.isn ~is NE circus tAss o.
ea.aog
lao xres: brass aud s.nns.a sand 10 eoupcsso
Of Toe meet &C br.tea masistans, led b. the N
mor,si Professor, J"s x.assv, ths, esu nire De
Too csasAay saii have tue hsass Of psrfosaiuG
Dsvtnpost thursday. nsy 18th
kse3 hiAaa. fraay. Nay 10 b. 1857
Do"rsorea aiiis tnd7 o'eieek
Admiss "a, u a 80 rans; fit - ssais.
Oh tdttats nos - xent.
to' isrihst psn sl,r 49, large aud snsl bite,
lencsra BE-, dc OF M C.mrsry lnsej
A CARD
rnANLEs Y. WshB navne sold hts in,syssk IA
~ The pssx sssfe M 10 LsElalrs dos, Dss ~upovi.
lesA. u Asssss. ta,torS b4ii tra. oald oespsak
hss taea he patronage - siadly extended 10 MN
oa~ of the Hfm bctaS a e'ada.ts OF Pharmacy and
| sea" "a "a. essssnp.ipp osaas.s, ne cons ie.ty
sseommsuds them 10 lbs pablis Asssie an. coupe.
| tent.
davenport .Fsb. 2.th.i.T .s.ys,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

BANKERS.
1AGALOT 4 CO1niN,
AxSsa ro- -
l..u,sa .ss.e.. K.s..... BASS, Me- so,s.
s ..s,., Iss... = p...ss ssnse'.' ~ Lsu'
Msssss' j. 4 sSUr, bso. Joassros, Chicago.
Notes and Bilis solss,sd and proceed. ssnis.ed 70
any pauo The United SsstssL
suls q xxsAaass On all ths Psiseipsl Cisiss
q The unite1 States sad gusspe
9ONAG1at AnGA Oolea.
u Money svwhssd 10 kssops In sish, Duh,
vhich can " reached In any tosn " kaxised. iss.
lsnd, o. wsls., 10 ss.s 81 81 spsssss. News d
BANKING HOUSE :.
c1uDD mo, DA1DOV 3 CO,
osvsapsrt nlssk. css.se mais ss1 q o..
Dssisss 10 Eosslga snd Donsssle kxeAsaae. vs,1.
silver and Cncsfreas Notes
II. .. = !s.... ''' s:s q s:ss .'
I Old : sILvEE .ssssI 5,
~ chuas. sHo.. bAxRo~ { Co,
aug " A... -.
EH sass!1.A .isi.. ia. HEs Ali I'LL
CHUsH. sHUTHss. SxA WsS0.,
sthAsoK % :. -. ana so.1,
GhuaH, Bno., akso~ : CO.,
iSTF.FtLINn BILLS S' q sss .S.sss
CAUSE. ssof2xs. sAssow : CO,
LAID WAnaA1fS,
+ 1.s 3. oHuss. s.o.. HA.sow . co
EDWARD ALpgU,
Iofnss hsis and sssssd sss. Dsvsarert, Isvs,
SEAL ESTATE 0soxeR,
Dealer In 8xehaags and 0enesal Lad. lnsus.
aaes sad lasslligsass Assat
Houses scntsd, Lsssss rssts eoii.essd tssse
paid i.r non residents. collections ssas asa Dssapt
~ ssa.ss~d to say srs ~ sA- cesas,y.
AssA..s. sssses ssd s'aa. sssss aisssssss1 -
assssssss ~ ssanssss
= o Wilder. Eossoa, Mo-
Lees, Ma,eAA Co
w. MUanHe o
Maa y " nssris, Brigss Mos
Hoe > Keith, At,sssos
nssssli AiAsa, caneslio,
as::;..s::: x..i:.."i Fss::: Ss.-s> III.
ssss:s'. i u. ~ o.,.... m
stevsas: k.a. =. Asssosy, Aisn.
ss e. s:: = $780,; sss:s.:s' 's,:ss''s'i lee:
nssasti ,0tiist Co. /"
oe~ WAisss.s. kss.
s.sS.. Sizes 's 's''s W. 70 ssAs: .s,.1t 80.
voioDsovo1 Lao b cllaosa 6ssass.
70 i..w nassisasl asi' - = W q, - d, y
~ " 0.tes Acres. Very lee ,os eeso
n0nIo00GaY e.
No 1,~-e hstf Il zee ssd haIs Of r = ss 49,
sd ssi sssA. Sslss AsJao pss ssss. IesSs -.
oS3Y 4ooega1Y.
0o9@epbso1tt 4iil sMe stove 4 4 nvsHee, ~
Ne sssssy sss4; eshs =. ssAs sssIissssI.
ssss :. y =: :. :. ssst s:sss ys',y %.
sss. vsssss 10 = 5sssiS .. vsry De leo.
'sss, sss lsse u.e ev:s.
SO sdsislea y IL ely Of Dsveseers. Vsssies
Dssus.lsss - esesssassd so - sslilsg sss0ss.
''518 A1csoA's WSss88o.'
/ - ees
0ooo A2bps
vasy lenseae1 - ~ sfoAf ssAa 81 paolls eSlstee
n nshaeg shts aasosassnsss - - - sAa.h
| i sAsss sss hs,s ssipsd = " 80 es1l.' "a.
:. ss.. s..:ss .,i.s = -. = s.. s' :.
:: i; Ss !: q g.. go -
sAsTAtu6 oeSIcs
80 g ssss 1900 y eve csat Yea o. pssa
ssss. 9. sss 2:ssssa = aase % |. 6.s sess ~
as H. - q = - !. .s - !, =. =. p
$780, 80 g - - e.sei1is.s.
-s-'s.. - ~ NJ s. s; 80 49,
=
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11
To RENT


NV GOODS NEW GOODS.
Z RuCERIES. PROVISIONS
Dried Eraiss. As.
n. 'ae.es's-r n. Ja.s arrived from ~, Lsass vss
an sassrs as~ .secs II
0ssessiss. o,a.~.s
rsevisie:s Lsosss.
Dried Fruits. H.. &C.,
T. wh.s be would fe,psrtfi, iaviss ID. ssssss,, Of
biz tssesas and the public la general
ds str-t csns,ss.ia part oIa
Nsv Crop u =. Orleans avee,s
suoAas
NO eiariasa. ersshsi. rssasssi es.ss,ss.s .sa
Sss oslssss, sss.r Hoas. and csllsa rysrp
coeeRg.
NO. J4ss Ns'seseo aai "rsaa1 Gs5w
youu- Hy.oa. Inpsfi,l. Gnnpo~sss end 49, -.
FRUITS.
Ds~i Ap2i.4. sui Dtl-l Y..ah.. cu,,.ss. -.
ne. .s.s'n. six., tsaa>s, Is.sss ossssss, s.a ~,
Lake. ut = ers.h i,sls-.
INV MAPS SUGAR. tir ostesa
HAna, sm0uLpxne
DRIED essf sad vssf rsuss-s.
saf'esasd. AIS nice ssssei. bs sAs,iss, -
NEW oARpEs ssxu,
"a largo ~ small quantities.
re.as' shos. Csys, asd nsf Lad.
%rsasn Mix Ware
Louisville Ce@ent ~ TIE ts,
a, oe,sss .i,n host u other ssss.ss sss asassss
% - = e. sseossss isc'siss k,~.
usvs&ssra April ieu als-su
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

Ias1.lMAN. 80 ~ s.as~ q W'La.AN.
Dsaksrs and Dealers In Exehsnev.
4ias,nt b..s spp"ia,-i tsents Tor he
Amsrie N and 8aropsAa Exprsss snA esshanes
Company,
~ iLa draw bills oi ssehangs In ssms ~ satt
purchasers upon al tas psiaetpisi ritls, ana
tosa. Of
hasiaad, spaio.
Hcsua nd. yorsa,
ireland, Sv~dyn
France, Holanf.
Gss~Any. Ksssla,
Asstfia 6alscis,
RUSSIA. WIaeafy,
llsls. Dsnmstk
s~itGaslnnd, Inc uf.snt
Nht -hthey sill seii 81 Nsv YORK r.lss .aa,..
nsNhsa<s on New Yofk.
,sst east'n ualt aud 60 ataissisns aud s,jsss ~
~ aait promptly sxseatst a. Aay place Ia tho
Waited Ninx is.a 81 % tas soa insnl Of harops
a-B ~ IS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

n0TTcr E1YnNISm1Nr1 OnnnC
~
SONS of.se es., ps,,s,ss eve, ss.sed la nj. Mar.
~ N,OeeedsS TOD " perSses sstisfaesiSs Ia ~.
sfy .-spsst, delivered asi ~ sp 10 asy pan q Ne
SHY vsss efssDssss ~
"A ~. 'r '".s =. ?. r. ..ax ~ e.as'ss sad
'"F sss"s VAN.
riessseee tn VAN.
70 A0's
w,,,..c,
sasa tie s.s Tea Esu..
-
,AfiIL pl..,. re~sss.t ,as, ,s., s.a s.a ,,e,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11
HAInnAHK's CELEBRATED scALks

LA Qko CkLkN8AIBi 9CALkD
a DAfttD ~" any rcyais-.l op~,.
IAsues o' s-iehiax, - Ter iron,
lily eaAi. aast s.ock and ior the ~. "a
sarshoasus, stasas All taa nags~.
and Ia ssoft Tor osssy stad nj susi
yH.kSzA Tue ss.at ssti saa ni.ii,y en-.
pio,.d 10 their manataelase and
49, A IN. i"tufnainat.sn on IN. pHsl sf ihe
mansiastafess a.ses 4. aila. A.
Imperfect srsi. to ptoftl tsst tbst "a. Al
has Tor their scaies taat ID. u.s
o. ss-n surpassed Ia tas sho'- range II q, ,ia NE
cAantsm.
Wss1sr1ia all Transactions ~ sought
tawsuil which arsss sssm q dl.et.psae, OF
woiguts Sstssoa .t raj bans in ace u,
Ne ostumots oa,' kaattnad tompsas aed one ~
ancthef a. lasssafo sAs 8tt naA sss Gs.asl
osGons n ptsas. HatiiMas1. las ease aecnrtra kh~
GoautN dst. snl Jsisn Marshall ~ dettsertax nj,
deeisoa Stated ths rssstt ~ hts evidence tal shn
sccasacy sssi.s go rstabl,icd 3s1 md
ell luessioe. Fof sale ~
DgNhuAs, sAnITtMAN & BAlLkLI
TIE ~eii sa.sa s~patatsvs of these sgsias Aas In.
duesd toe s-sists Ut perfect .ni .otthts.s baian
ess W oosr thsaa a. sttssa@ ssesta. AID pufsnAs
ore have ta1fstf 70 stans es.ss osea .attected Ia
tssad aai ,a,t Iae aaa ats.tas.f. have a.
contfosss,s wtsa a.,aptabs p..s.sfs -ng ssA..
80 ousin ~ IA hesf Nants. pat fex afdtux no
pesp.tfss,fs ~ the 40 sss rad, pasautss eaass.
sitts All i,i sat isnpnnfsse tn~y t.Fs ihi, method
b. a. tsas lie ..a,s-e % li.stt t.hi,-'stttsa1-
sps isan AMI :. sasn' taetst Ia "A tsg4ry, vi.
Fur iala ~ pss.as'al s,ttiShy
tsaugsS, a AL ! MANA bALxEsL
tiNsANhA 81 %
. sshassptY VI. slsY a. isls
taa-sl&
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

nnnnova p11rTvaA1 nA17VT1
WnoIeSALn OnA1Shs ~
f,~~r~ "a. s~~.s. Snse Sa->~s -
.....,,n,.o,
A"'' "' 'A'o'
-. 1eTt1g 70 .. CeleorAts1 Firs and ,Ihte
49, -
RAT Y.irhsuh.a naaIaa
-,,,s
s.esn >, rar@s,.sa \, ,N.r n 'as "il s,,. as
Nv i sss,o., ga .. ~ % o. ''' ''''
TN - - -
- ra.a,d aa4 rs-d - 49, 'a'ssa
fSJf.gn g. 4 - -.
Nsa' E..sa.. q ~ =
~ ,J,I...-.- $780, ,a,------,---
NA ~.
snAN-Ia ysrisI " 400, u aap. : der ana 1..s
! rsss.
Syrl, 80 .-.-.--1 ,-.- So
- ,s,.s,,. ui.s.,i I'd 500, '"'Ao"' WV"
1Ts-rss-y AID fs.,s.. S.mIi,- K;.,i,. .,l
....S-----.-
L .ni r.ilov "S''Ss, s~'
----
[ ssE .M, SOLAR Lard, haas, Hssin, Ltssssd
80 nv
rAIxTs- White ...l ..l III r.,a,
"A"' -".'.as' "sfs N ~ Aaas''.sa ss.ss'
! f.anI Z. ...r..s - ..t - -
xEAsr F0x % !, :, $50. ~.
r1xu,v,-..z=;,,-7,. :,
- p,.P. La,.as.s.
nxINES,n 80. -. -. "a - -
- p,.,. 1870, ... $50 49, - FptNt NF4SA
.-.- - :. .-..-
~. n.a>--S"tsr fSsa'. g...4s, a..oa.a .ls..
I PsPgst ~satr
NV IL 4 n 4 n - - .- =, -. ---s------,
.ns, " 50
80, fs@ ta"s FAnist
NJ Uts- .lmonis, Sfa2Il PI1art., Pa Ps..u- E
~ MAlna,s aud Goras
a T.TV,-T M - --.'.----
IL ~.t,.,. 49,, No.. 1920 A~f@ s"ss sAss
.-,-.--.------
-
-MAnsss, Cfsea.~ 'dtks isIaad, Lissf
- 200 u"~o snd oaai ~
4 shdsNT -Lyatssils aud LAss, loa mag al.
,stascJ Piaasf, Id st.Ssl aud S..aasky: Sods
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11
olzEIrE Jos OYYtck.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

- ras toll 81, & .Gss.inx iaedes. ST. - ~ sof
respondent iissrA,es he s~iLi sGssss al tbs q ~
l,is, n nervous or delicate sersih'iiiies. Jses
sAoua ,is hassif I, the b.t poet sh b "ssrssis.
EWG CO n q =.
~ SscG eses.
assamsd dream the o,hef eishs
As3usths coming comet,
AMI though l. pss ne In fright
I've learned Lesson from ~
fthoa,hsths Comet espe a. last
And struck our little planet,
which shook, TN vas rudsly east
vpoa rex Of granite.
jut ~ I ma 10 ihs svsa faL
~ !srsm snd sirsr wrrc cves,
Ani ~As ,n the soff-.aAtI al.>
wnhasss Bit & cover!
Ard nov. ,hon Comet fsss thee we'll
w Comet p, phets also,
fth'as u sss tho tales - tell
which esu.-d me then {, fell 20!
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THE HOTrI or WAlcnrr

the ROTrs sr WALCOTE.
rWkLvK milss we, Of Davsapsfs, o. - ~.
toe - ths IL. Z ~. katlsssd. Tas HoscS =
ssi sat, eni 10 sllaslst ~ . SAtusal eoovaSSSS -
savtoand dag, rsli, /, = .ss,ss. -
SOFT fos spss omen auunx The ,,ins sssc.s. =
n'xs aaa con m"dm"s $50 6e1ss sssssAeA = ne
Ff11iees. Ivsms vrsy tos, and
lens O9oals
ef pafi OF ts~ ,a.~~- possy vii - siysa
Possession sivss inmeaisisiy. Apply 10
svvgs da euoG a nnGae
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uku 4 sAk0EN1, rtest n p... 80.
IA saasfsisest Frvltts1s.. sItLs B.ak n Il.,,,s.
- NsofssAa, are ~ sls pt0visioas "a IL sAa,s,a i.
~ .ssrv"saei ~ al ts isssss, sad eli ss1sSu
We seNeai sasi Iasni0n. - s ssanist in III 80 I,
thfrsss, 20 ee'n. .ad al -iiLst ~ tt,ir WcSe
h tAh.a "a "a .t.sa. Ct sas. ais, =, "a.
surtsas, ''
sDoh q sAhOkN1, Dassss.,l
Anuk, sAkaINr Abs1MNEA .Ia~s 8f.y lh~.
.Uuk, sAhuIN1 t.h.k, Vi. lAr~s..ns.
tDk. sAKofNf PtRkfH, tlss..s., N.i...
IulA 49, rs
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rnAkLEs Y. wEsg navns sold hi. in,ssssl Ia
~ The Drag slsfe NJ 10 LsLlalss dos, Das ~uposl,
iesh. ~ Asssss. tastorS b2ii tra. oald oespsak
f"s then tie patronage - s'adty extended 70 hin
oar of the afm octaE a gsada.ts OF rhasm.e, snd
ths oshet hsst a. had sspufssaee Of ten 10 evs
teaW IA ~ psssstlpsist psstasss, he cons heat n
seeomnsuds thsm 10 ths pablis Assste aaa eomps.
tent
davenport Feb. 2sah. i-T. .f.Ss,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

WA havo ~ age.sy fos asasiae 4sssaao 60.
~ esseseed esrlsslasiy Tor niss ssapss coai -
ute eoo1l( eoosae1 he0 We eststde saAsspestosi %
meoy psoeeA - oay furnace ever eOesea 10 thLs
oesses. Weaee psepased Va ~ then allna nsas.
.sesesogsses. sassaassao taso glvs saslsfsesiss
. evegJ oosttenlss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-07-17

COUNTY FAIRs.-The followin. arc
the times fixed for holding the various
County Fairs and Cattle Shows in this
State, SO far as at presen, known.
Androsco2gin, at Lewiston, October
9th. It'll and sth.
Bangor Horticultural Society, a, Ban
fcr, -.
Eas. Somerset. a. Hartland, October
l4:h aad 18th.
Franklin. =, Pennington Centre, Oct.
l~ aad "a
K=naeb-e, az Rea lied, October 18th
4ith aad i5sh-
Lseola. At Ealaoboro', Oc;obcr 18Th
iisa and 18th
North Aroos:ook, a, Fort Fairfield. oct.
TIA AMI sih.
NORTH Fraakiin 4, Strong, October It,
and sth.
North kennebec. at Watervills, Sept.
18th 18th aad 18th.
North Somerset. a, Bin CHAM Oct. 18th
and 18th.
PsLobscot and Aroos.ook Union, at
Piscataquis. at Dover. October 7,h
aad 9Th.
Somerset At Skowhegan. Sept 23d.
24th and 25th.
South Kenneb.c, at Gardner, Sept.
23d. oath and25th.
Vest So nerset. at Madison Bridge,
Oct.7 tn and 9Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-07-17
Lor NJ. MORRILL,.

NEW YORK AFFAIRs.-Both branch
Is of ;he city government have agreed to
surrender to the new police the old
municipal station houses and tie egraph
Hnes.-1he conductors Of the Second
Avenue Railroad cars. who have recent
ly been twice attacked, are now compel
led TO carry arms for self-defence.-On
Friday night. at dusk. number of in
dividuals knocked the bunss out of a lot
of molasses barrels laying a, James Slip,
and carried it off by pai.fuls. Two Of
ticers arrested one Of the rogues. bu,
were showered with stones, fred upon
once. and the prisoners rescued. One
ofthe rioters received a ball in the leg
in return.-In Wall street. Garrett S.
Terhune, doing buisnes a, No. Broad
street, was eowhided near the corner OF
Broad by gentleman whose female
friend or relative he was charged with
having grossly insnlted.
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Ellsworth Pos. OHiae Regulations.


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o'eloea y. NJ. Closes for the East hal.
pas; o'clock 2. M-daily,
Eastern Mail arrives a, l. o'clock, N.
Closes COR the Wcs, half-pas, II O'Clock
\. M-daily.
Mi'lbril+c Gouldsboro' & Sullivan Nail
arrives Tuesday, Thursday. Il Saturday,
at o clock 7. NJ. Leaves Ellsworth
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\ VI.
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a; ! o clock 2. M.-Lcavcs Monday Il
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day & Friday 4, o'clock p. NJ leaves
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day al haif-past o'clock 2. NJ.
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at 6 Q clock 7. VI. leaves Ellsworth
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The REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
GovERNoR.-The Republican papers all
over the State, without single cxcep-
ton, speak we'll of the nomin .tion OF
Mr.. Morrill, for Governor. We have
never seen party better satisfied with
its candidate and its platform Of prin-
cples, than is the Republican party of
Maine to-day, with the candidate and the
resolutions Of the State Convention of
tie Goth ult., at Bangor. We are aware
there may be individual exceptions.
though rare and laboring under misap-
pEension; but As a party, it is united in
purpose; satisie d with It's position on
the issues of the day; confident of ul,i-
mate victory over the abettors of disun
ion, aud the propagandists of slavery.
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Mr. MOrrill's Acceptance.

The following correspondence between
the Pr, sdent of the Republican State
Convention and the Hon. Lot NJ. Mos
KILL has been sent US for publication !:
CALAIS, June 90, 1857.
DEAR SIR: At convention of Re-
publican delegates, representing every
county, and a large proportion of all the
towns in the State. held at Bangor,
pursuant to notice, on Thursday the Goth
inst. You were. with very great unanimi-
~, selected as candidate for Governor.
and unanimously recommended to the peo-
pie of the State for their support for that
Office at the coming September elect n.
By order Of the convention. l was in
struc;ed to inform you Of your nomina-
ton, and to communicate to you copy
of the resolutions adopted, which l now
do.
Permit me to expires the qualification
feel at being made the organ OF a
communication so entirely in unison
with my individual views Of what is
due alike to yourself and to the interests
Of the party and of the State and also
the hope that you will accep, the nomin-
alton thus rendered, and consent to be-
come the stan lard bearer of the Repub-
lican phalanx in the approaching cam
paign.
Please favor me with an early reply,
that may without delay mike publ.
your determination.
With much regard.
| am, respectfully.
Your obedient serv't,
Noah SMITH, Jr.
Hon. Lor NJ. MORRILL,. Agusta Ne.
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Senator Douglas has 90, out, or his
friends have for him, two editions of his
recent speech, wherein he repudiates
squattor sovereignty. This speech was
delivered at Springfield, III, and for the
purpose, i, is supposed, of heading off
other aspirants for The presidency. Ii
an edition Of this important political
document, intended tor southern eircu-
lation, the squatter sovereignty doctrine
is discarded entirely, AMI abandoned as
having been tried anl found wanting In
the other edition, ground IS taken more
favorable TO Northern views. This trick
Of the aspiring little Giant creates no
surprise with those who know him, for
he is considered as having as many sides
as the moon has phases during twenty.
eight days Of time.
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THE REPORTED MASSACRE OF
TRoors AT THE WEsr-We copy from
Cur Western papers all the information
they contain in regard to the reported
massacre of one hundred and fifty troops
by the Indians on the plains. The S,
Joseph Journal of the I'd inst. has the
following -
Captain Dixon came down on the
United States steamer Mink, yesterday
morning, and reported the loss of many
Of our soldiers in a conflict with a very
large body of the Cheyennes and ARA
pahocs, two hundred miles west of Fort
kearncy.
The messenger who brought the news
reached st Mary's on last Saturday.
His name is Y ellaindeer, an old French
trader, whose statements are perfectly
reliable. lie stated to Capt. Dixon,
Col Sarpy. and others. that eleven DAYS
before he had left Col. Sumner, who
told him that he had sent one hundred
soldiers and fifty teamsters a little in
advance of his main body, when they
were attacked by large body of Chey-
ennes and Arrapahoes. and all were slain
that he intended to proceed directly in
pursai, Of the enemy. and would no,
pause until he he had revenged the loss
OF his compatriots, and punished the saw
age hords who had butchered them
The Pacific City Iowa Enterprise.
Of July I'd, adds the following in con-
6rmation.
"A trader has just arrived here from
the mountains, bringing the startling
and narrowing intelligence that an en-
t're detachment, of L. S. troops calvary
consisting ofone hundred pI,vates, two
officers and thirty teamsters. en- route for
Salt Lake, had been attacked BY the
cheyenne Indians at Ash Hollow and
every man of them slaughtered He
gives the name of the officers and men,
P. S.-Since the above was written,
a train of emigrants from Salt Lake has
arrived They corroborate the Distress
ing intelligence broust by the trader
above referred to, but are unable 20 fur
nish US with any additional particulars
We shall look with much anxiety for the
details of this horrible massacre
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IA1fsT VS..
NEW YORK July IS

INV NoRk, july 10
An attack was made Late Saturday
hight upon the Metropolitan Police fore,
and the Hospital buildings at Seguinc's
Point. About one hundred oys,ermeI
and 9th, Rs, hostile to the selection of tina,
locality for temporary quarantine,
participated in the assault. The ASA l.
ants fred over hundred shot upon the
policemen and were finally driven away
by Capt. Walling bringing out his can
non and howitzers. 1t is supposed tat
several of the assailants were killed and
wounded. None of The police were in
jured.
The greatest cxcitmcnt relative to
the attack prevails upon Staten Is
land.
The Sheriff of that county, and the
Quarantine Commission ,rs, have been
notified of the occurrence. and are max
ing prep ,ratiens to resist any future
attack.
A seri Its riot occurred last evening be-
tween the German and hi>h population
Of the eth Ward and the Metropolitan
police force. which resulted in the death
of a German named Muller, who WAS
passing the scene Of riot at the time, with
his wife and child.
Sergent Hedden. Of the 11th Ward
police, it is feared, is fatally wounded,
and several OF the police were more or
less injured. Six or seven Of the ring
leaders were arrested, and at late hour
all was reported quiet in that ward.
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New York Market,
Ngw fOgK, JrLY IA

NEW YORK, JCLY II.
flour Dc lower on com. brands. Common
10 strait State OIL a 6,35 Upper Lake 6 Is
30 common To good Ohio extra. 6.I5
a 40 extra Genesse 7.50a $50. south
ern hrm-mixed TO good ! so a 60; fancy
and extra 90 9,25 Canadian heavy
snpsrhne 6,25 Gas extra, 6,.5ag.O6
W hea. nomiHally . cents lowcr-Canadi,n
shlte 100 tennessee amber, new, 900;
Indiana white ,9s for prime Upper Lax
Milwaukee club so l-2; Upper Lake Chi
cago spring As,
Oats heavy.
Corn l eent lower-mixed 50 SO: white
and yellow nominal.
FORK CLOSES frm--mess 22,sO -. 90 j;
prime Il, lis Western prime mess Il. q.
bset heaSy-repaeked Chicago I6 80
Il ~ prime mess p 90 80, 90.
Leather frmer.
Coffee quiet Lguyra l2 l-2.
Sugar lower-Muscovado 0 a 10 10:
forto Rieo 3-s a 9 3-j Havana 1884.
Hides frner.
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MORE 'ol'oNISG.-An a,temp: was
made last week to poison the family of
Mr.. Micajah Low Of Essex, Mass. A few
days since, Mrs. Low and sister were IA,
ken AFTER eating with vomiting, and Mrs,
Low barely recovered Poison was
found in barell of meal. A Nova SEQ.
Aaman was suspected and subsequently
arrested.