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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

AccIDENT.-About noon, on Tuesday. young
man named Richardson, from Boston, stu.
dent, spending his vacation at Mr.. Perry
Thayer's, in the Southwest part of this city, was
accidentally shot by comrade. named Holman.
Part Of the contents Of the gun lodged in Rich
ardson's thigh, and part in his left hand. DR..
Martin was called. and removed the shot, and
he is now doing we'll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

They have now five steam fire engines
attached 10 the ire department OF st. Louis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Mrs $ A Alens Worlds Hair Restorative and zylo
balsamum' for ssie ia Worcester BY JOHN Q. HILL,
AposheeaTy, Mechanics Hal, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

The alarm Of fire yesterday noon proceeded
from the burning of chimney on Blackstone
street Mr. C. NJ. Sawn member of Engine
Company No. l, run over by the engine, on
Exchange street, while running al a rapid rate,
and his legs considerably bruised, but bis injuries
not considered serious. City Marshal War
rem conveyed him to his house on Wimot street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

1oFk Tunes wTiling March ., says;
The Leconptontes claim an improvement in
their stock today. They base their hopes on the
supposition that the South Americans will sus
Ia n the bill in the shape in which it has passed
the Senate. There is no good reason for this
position The first question in the House will
probably be on the motion to refer the Senate bill
TO the select committee, with special instructions
to Insesugate the facts, and adding one South
American and one anti Lecumpton Democrat"
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BY TELEGRAPH
w y r c. r : T HR S Ply.

BY The American Telegraph oompaoy's Printing Lines
Office in Gen RAJ express Once. Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Mr.. sumner was chastised for uilder insults
than those conveyed in the remarks OF the Sena-
tor from Ohio even that big sneak, Wilson, has
scarcely dared to risk his hide by such bold Lam
gusge ;sand your correspondent could not help
heartily wishing, as he witnessed the old Ohioan
Free Spller spoutng and prancing through his
speech, for the punishment of his body by the
lash - a7f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Senator Wade of Ohio seems to have stirred up
the Southern animal BY his Lecompton speech.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Gov RoBNsoN's OPINIoN,-In a recent letter
to the State Journal, at Madison, Wis, Governor
Robinson of Kanzas, writing with the expecta-
ton that the Lecompton swindle would be con
summated by Congress, says
g II the federal government will let us alone,
we can peaceaby and speedily revoutionize,
throw off the usurpation, and establish free
government. But it is too evident that the Pres
ident, utterly insane and besotted in his tyranni
cal designs, intends to guard the cradle OF his
favorite ban:lIng with a powerful force Under
pretence of the Utah war the army is accumu-
lat ng here, which he intends to use against u.s. if
we make any attempt to regain our lost rights.
We have Information, also, That Gov. Stewart of
Missouri has an arrangement with Marshall,
Governor elect Of Kanzas, under the Lecompton
Constitution, to have large force in readiness to
cooperate with him in putting down rebellion
Against such odds we cannot contend alone.
We receive various counsels from our friends.
Timid friends who last year came near running us
by counseling peace, again assure us that some
way OF escape will be provided. Had we taken
their advice then, the Free State population
would have been annihilated. We shall not fol
low it now, when its folly is so clearly demonstra-
ted. We have gained only when we made up our
minds to fight and prepared for it. Submission
has always been followed by more exacuons and
injuries know that the people reljgiously
resolved upon resistance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, FOR sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HIdL apo.hssary, Ieohsnios' Hall Building,
Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

For the hiu-Dsrnpe, ats .....................l0
Aoeric 4ns--H Il aud Fripp ii Geo gia, headg,
Maynard and ZJilicvhsr of Tennessee..........6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

EIIIHU IHaINsb I011"l 5l9atI B07l0T, tTal EtreCt
so i41ls Tor pag syefy thing out OF IL ny harsh
den0ne atoms and unpleasant work it is Engaged ill., in
trying to destroy The good aad virtuoas
For one. wish to say That De-. Good II hHs cured
very bad cancer for iDe, and can rcaaDmeud HIM in
ull ftA tn the public, being truthful aud reliable.
As to curing cancers, hs is superior to any that wears
LaWny skin pos5oss within dark heart as know OF
several he has cured fresh from the Institute As the
Dr. is ec2mug extensively through various nab
csti)as ne hopes he pcblo viii continue eli ard see
for themselves, his medicines he had ecert at
his office.
Ratand, March %. 1853. A. c.
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JBe 9allg 4g.


The infamous Lecompton swindle has passed
the Senate.a s was expected, by majority Of s.
50 Democrats voting for it, besides Houston Of
Texas, Vac opposed it, but voted for Il under il
struetions from the Legislature of his State Of
the 25 nays, 10 are Republicans, Democrats
douglas Of Illinois, Broderick OF California,
Stuart OF Michigan, and Pugh of ohIo), and two
Southern Americans (Crttenden Of Kentucky
and Bell of Tennessee). Pugh voted against it
under instructions, having favored the bill by
speech. Cameron, Republican, of Pennsylvania,
for some inexplicable reason, paired of with one
the three Lecomptonftes who wire absent on
account Of illness Bates Of Delaware, Davis of
Mississippi, and Reid of North Carolina.
If the Senate had been full, and every member
had voted, there would thus have been 10 major
ity foe Lecompton in that body. The bin nov
goes to the House, where it is destined, we trust,
{ o be defeated.
The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press makes the following calculations:
Notwithstanding the system Of Dragging re-
sorted to BY the Union, the Star, and Grund, the
correspondent X of the Baltimore San, lie
compton is oregone conclusion in the House.
LIT the vote be taken immediately, next week, in
Thirty days, or ninety days, the result will be the
same. Ii Will be beaten, and badly beaten. The
vote vii, be about as follows:
Agai ist it-Kepuo. 4ns.................--... %
D ano ,r4 sd atiAn d New :csry. CLARK a4d
Basins q Flew Yors, "a IN an, Desart,
HicSnsn, Qwea JlIes aud Non g imery 4
Psausylv ans. Butns Gocserel, Cox, 4rosss
cx az, LlMr .nca sn4 Pend etJu If Ohio,
DaVr, Engi a ley Of Iudlans. arris
Morris, trshs Al, shaw Ani nIlh OF inois,
Rui NcKipb OF Call rnia................. "a
An. &c ns--Dsvis, HAM and Kicand III ry-
laod Gl aler Nott2 Garol,n4, Marshall hlid
Understood Of Keaiucky ........s..-.-.s....
- 122
For the bi1-Dsrnoe ats ......................l07
Aueric lhsHiil aud Trip ii Georgia, aeadg,
Maynard and ZJicgfsr Of Tennesser.
liz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

f,, y. MASON
GA probably sell Piane Ferries cheaper thaa any
a'eT of NtiJ ~ the 5tate. Oarg's Eiool Worcester
leu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

ds5ss'a LGEG&G Cage a<aZ9HEcB are su tFinr
to any ether Medicine in tine 1ra Candy Lasn
yes Tor e of c9iGs, Coughs, BaarseUess ASH ms,
Group, WaoopiaS Cough, Bore Throat al Of
the Throat and LUuR5
Prepared and sold At wholesale and r-faU by 3 sH &
CO., 30 Front street de1at &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

For sale Twenty-Five per cent leas tlan "a roy ,,e,
place IN Worcester by
}. NJ. fuLLAEsBsF. Agent.
OotJO dot&wu Foster street, opp, u. q W. Dtpo..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

CALHoUN's DELAYED RETURNs.-Ihe Wash
ington correspondent Of the United States Ga.
zette writes as follows
LAS last hope for etfecting a division in favor
Of the Administration, Calhoun has at length de.
clared the election of the Free State Legislature
under the Lecompton Constitution. When the
Duchess Of Orleans presented the Count de Paris
to the French Assembly, he rec ived with
expressions, it is too late. Had the hostage
been offered sooner, the fate of France nigh have
been changed. SO, too, IN the present case had
this result been proclaimed a month ago, the dis
affection which has almost hopeleS5iy demCTal-
ICED ihe Democratic party, and rent its great or
Ranlzatlon into fragments, might have been
rested. 1t is now too late. The motive is too
transparent at this particular iuncture to deceive
any one; aud so far from aiding those who have
invoked the expedient, will react to their dsad-
vantage II will not conciliate single Northern
vote, while it must impair the zeal, IT it does not
weaken the support Of the South In losing the
Legislature. they lose the great stake OF two
Senators, for which Calhoun played with so much
desperation, and which was one OF the induce
n 'nis that compacted the South in its almost
solid array
But even in taking this step, the fatal step has
been committed Of withholding the result for
State officers. Suspicion will necessarily and
naturally attach to Cdhouns conduct tor this
suppression, or rather TO the inspirations by
which he is supposed to be moved The elections
AAN4N tul atAchuSlls anu II may well US
asked, why one is published and the other post
pnned ? When Calhoun FIRST feached here, he
told Judge Douglas distinctly that the pro slave
ry party had elected Aer State ticket by thou
sand majority, excluding the counties which had
been erroneously returned to Gov, Denver, in.
stead of himself In this admission lies the
whole secret of the present suppression, and past
experience at least warrants the inference that
power is yet reserved, which will be exercised, in
the event Of Kansas being admitted, to restrain
convention to change the constitution And if
resistance should be made in the contingency
suggested. to the organization of State govern
ment under the Lscompton constitution, who
does not see that, with this pro slavery governor
to appeal 10 the executive here for military aid in
putting down alleged rebellion, his only would be
recognized as the legal authority 1t would be
bu; contamination OF the dIeary despotism
which has already so much excited and disturbed
the peace Vi the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-25

1rna =. aTn@a5 lac Hts psttslo.t. a9,, ..tr.nt
fal ilHife holdn herself o reaainfss tty glt t,bt
20 attend TO che dv''as r.. broi.s.. .. wv. ~
Austin street .st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-22
BY THE UNION LINE,
TO TmR DAILY INTELLIGI NcER.
oEEcE. CORNER wArEa AND MONROE srzEEIs.
CONGRESSIONAL.

hAsHIE6ToS, hnY 81
SES&TE.-Communication were received from
the Secretary Of War, covering the latest iHfcr-
nation relative to the Utah expedition, and re-
commcnding the expenditure Of SluO,O0o for
breeeh loading fire arms for portion of the
army.
Other bills were introduced and presented to
their respective committees.
Mr. Wilson submitted resolution tc print
for the use ofthe Senate 1000 extra copies of
the Patent Office Agricultural rcport-asree,l tn.
The private calendar was then taken up, and
number OF hills passed.
HousE.-Mr. Zeillcr, of Ohio. foreseeing that
nothing could be done by the House, moved an
adjournment.
a communication from the Sec'y of the Tres-
sury, asking loan OF $4,000. 900. was refer
to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
The Speaker announced the first business in
order to be the resolution from the Committee
Elect ans, for the admission Of Phelps and
CaVanaugh, members from Minnesota Much
confusion and argument ensued
The House, after \ contest Of three and = half
hours resolutions, adjourned.
The Senate WAS occupied till the adjournment
with private bills, forty or fifty Of which were
passed, and the private calendar WAS almost
cleared. None were of public interest, how
ever. excepting bill 10 repay the State of
Maine for the expense of a regiment organized
for the Mexican War. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-22

Breaking "'t Aris.-Thc express train due
here yesterday morning from Baltimore, was de.
tanned short tune, but succeeded in making
The usual connection The slight detention
VAS caused by the breaking Of an axle of the
engine near Martinsburg. We are reliably in
informed that when the axle broke and the
whSel dropped down, the piece broken off was
red hot, and falling upon the track, set cross
tie and some rubbish on fire. Tho box of the
wheel WAS also red hot, acquired by the velocity
OF the train. Within the present month VIC
learn there has been but one connection missed
upon the Baltimore road.
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AENoUNcEMENP FOR SHERIFF.

EINCi satisnei, ro the representations OF Ticnds,
ID that nuoTy q the voi~Is q tv city and county
desire Continue candidate brr The people. for the
once CT sh-rr " this count: aud e-ins lay convinced
that the Tctera Of several Of the DISTRICTS both In the city
and eSuny, have 6rSn in the late ConTS-
ton, by their delegates: and such delegates faith
fully represented the Wahgz thsr constituents would
have hesn the nouias Of The Couvsnten aad being IuF
th-r SSts- that Il = dUtS one my frienas Wvl
svlf that the FSup5 should decide the polls the
IAtter Of diferenes between myself cPpOn-nts:
the solicitations of f=irds, both and
cSunty, announce myself candidate for the oes CT
sleFiG, at the ensuing eisetiou- SAMUEL IRWIN.
. May
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FOI; TIE Millions!

SS- Prices to suit the times, At WlKEb' GALLERY OP
ART, Knf strsstoPooss Unon. Pictures taken at this
Gallery greatly reduced prices The public aware
thA,ths the place ths
Eyn in tile city.
would also inform them that
to obtain 81 IL ad
quarters, wheFs prepared take t cheap
Ihe cheapest (drvs.D J.M.MNKES. Artist.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
MAY u.-Ja*. j. Farrau, has been appointed
Postmaster at Cincinnati.
NEw YORK MARKER.

Mar 2l.-Fluur heavy; sales Of $500 hOis
at 81, Sna3 80 for State and s. 25a4 40 for Ohio,
decline OF DC on each; Southern unchanged
Wheat firn.; sales at 81 ,OS for Western Red, and
90 for Milwaukee Club; S5 for Chicago Spring.
Corn firm, but slow OF sale At T2a73 &c for
White; sc for Yellow. Mess Pork advanced Toe;
sales at $l7,T5al7,S5. Stocks dull and lower.
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NAnv DruEglstG having Olu LBimeIta hand will Try
ell best, you POSITIVELY re.
purchase them Ask for s.bkAdG's ARlTlO LIN.
tNlEAT, ~ take ether.
IsibeFnI S'rOP0si1tan.
The proprietor tarIi, zach
bottle With subscription U. Journal for
year This Is the y Y Illustrated paprra
cSTtiheat entitiin the holder the hreat OF s pTOp-
o-ton, enclosed the wrapper around every
tie. Ths Areie Lnimeut pat up IS cent esis
81 bottles The aud ~ bottles contain AID 100
=, LinImsut in proportion thsr cost and
are the cheapest. For sale By BRA8G 4 BURROWES,
Sole PTuprstors, sJ Louis. No
An Ageat wanted In every aud villa Apilea-
lions mIst algGya be accompanied By Espensblv
euces, Pnr sole By LAI'GHLINS BCSHFTELD.
ianIs:ly-Smd&EA General Agents To- WhreIiiE :.
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Tho HemEfeM-rhe committee appointed
by the late meeting of tho Stockholders of the
llempticld Railroad, to act in connection with
tue Executive Committee of the road, in raising
tie required sum Of money-eight thousand
dosrs-to pu. the road in order, VIC learn, have
prospects Of success. 1t is thought that the re-
qaired amount of money win be raised ard the
work of repairing in operation by the first of
Bully.
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The Tna10srg- Fieurtsn,ps Concert last night,
was attended BY one of the largest, most inteIli-
gent and fashionable audiences We have ever
seen assembled i'll the city. The concert was a
complete success. 'i .-
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IT,. =, IIoI w LhItIIIseheeF
MESSiiS EDrTuRS.-At regular meeting Of
"hsr!ing Femple of Hon No ?, the following
Resolutions were passed and order to be pub,
li>hed:
LIST. Resolre,', That VIC as Templars ber.bv
tender. our thanks 10 Bro. W. b. Bolton, ii
Allegheny City, Pa, for the able address he de.
IiVered on the evening Of the 18th inst, in win
"Ic"'inh OF our principles and the cause OF Tenn
perance in general
2h, Resolred, That we return our thanks to
tne choir of the 4th ST. n. Z Church Tor their
eincicat and acceptable services on that occa
siSn.
81; Ee,oLrsa, That the Trustees and Official
members of the 4lh St. NJ. E. Church be ten
dereti our thanks as an acknowledgement of our
gratitude to them for the use Of their elegant
Church On that evening. J. a. Vincent,
Wheeling May 90, 'ss. JAMS BoDLET.
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Scanning HOTS6s.-tlayinS occasion to pass
6. sable on Market street yesterday mornings
observed two men pulling at the bride reins
"a fine sor.el horse, which seemed to be the
,,liect of a violent dispute between the parties
,uc Of the men was small, restless, and sharp
.,,ured fellow, the expression of whose counte-
nance Indicated much shrewdness. The other
cas hurley German, with red hair, "a rare
hing for Germany and beard of
"--DlrretIy brick color,
Ard perfectly fashioned Ike the husk
Or = eheSsuI."
Each particular red hair stood sloof from the
other As If as lift cherisheda supreme contempt
Tor its neighbor. The man with the restless
eyes would now and then assay TO mount the
horse, and was as often pulled down by the
Herman. We advanced towards them, and out
ofa Tremendous muti!ution of the Kings In.
gi,h. We were able to gather that the sharp feA-
tured n.An was dealer in horse flesh, who in
pnssing the Germans house on the National
foad West, the day before, succeeded in trading
b. old ''crow bait" Of an animal, upon the un-
SOPHISTICATED Tcuton, for the horse now in ques-
.ion, giving twenty dollars to boot in "west
Cnion," OHIO, money, which everybody knows
Is perfectly worthless. Upon discovering that
bis new horse was as worthless as his boot mo-
hey, the ''sleated" party followed the ''sheatcr'
Ind when We first saw them, the former had the
honey in one hand, which lac thrust out towards
lic trader, and with the other tuggcd at the
rins Of the sorrel horse, pointing occasionally to
he Grow bait" standing near, with the most
indeScribable disgust and indignation a crowd
soou collected Oh the spot, when some one advi-
bed the German to have recourse to the law
This seemed to frighten the trader, who immc-
bintely took back his money, mounted his Grow
bait" and as speedily as the animal could carry
him, sloped.
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PROM pUITADEIpUTA

MAY 2I,-J"hm Edgar Thompson, President
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., aud Of the
PitISbug and Fort Wayne aud Chicago Il. Il.
Co., las rendered To the friends of Grn. PersiGrr
+. Smith, the Of the road and cars property
arranged, TO bring To Philadelphia, the remains
of the d, CEASED, aud such persons may ac-
company the same.
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COMM ERCIAl1.
l'rodnee In Isl hreIinK-heIaiII .rice.

We have no particular change In the markets.
general and uuusuAi dullness prevails. There still
good demand frUm home for the quality
Of Flour and grain Of all kinds demand at tn. prices
There have beeR some heavy shipments grades
OF nOur, eastward recently or this shipping there
an abundant supply at from $50 1915. under
stand certain parties have made purchases $40
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Word TO "csradioLutes and to Toters.--The
first warm weather, makes many persons bi.
lions, and nggruvates Liver symptoms in those
t'ub'ei with arrangement of that organ. One
or two of DR.. a. s. Todd's Anti Bilious or
LiCer Pile, taken in time, will ward of such
tendency and perhaps prevent lingering levers
and other serious results of neglected derange.
ment. r. H. Logan & Co., General Agents.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
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FROM HAVANA.

Nav OmEANS, May 2I.-The Cahaw5s from
Havana 18Th. has arrived. Sugars were dull
Much indignation was felt in consequence Of the
aggression of the British cruisers.
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RALrIMnRE MARKEr

NAY 2l.-FlOur quiet and steady. Wheat
unchanged. Corn active; sales Of white At GA
64c; yellow 6Ta7Oc. Provisions frrneT, but
generally unchanged. Whisky sells at 90 l-2
a2lc for Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-22

Fruit.-Un the higher grounds back from
the river, the frost was less severe than along
the river bottoms, aud though the apples are
considerably Injured, the crop is by no means
entirely cut off There will yet he a fair crop.
Peaches have not been much injured. and there
j. now prospect Of pretty good crop of this
delicious fruit Cherries are also abundant.
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Citizens, Candidate for Sheriff

do hereby announce mysslT candidate the
q SheriG Of Ohio County. and would resPseuiS AL
fellow scLcus tor tetT saraE- q At 10 elrcttd
viii iDPsrtI .iy discharge the duties 0f the Cil'eg
anil GEO. DCLTT.
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AMBROTYPHS

WINCH CANNOT Be sUHPAsxED,
AM3RUrIPES WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
AMBROlYPEs GIVING tina NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, .Sheet-IrO", Iateat Leathsr,6c
TAKEN weather, equul any theity
AT rus CITY GALLERY VI AKT,
40, .HonrOe AGreet.
Hu7O-iy @. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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MAY ELECTION.


re-Peetfany dreiae f0beeo1C rsniIdRte for Sheriff
Ct oiiO eoaaty- tsIder ny aazae<nns-
friends Sho have soliccd 70 beep7y SAn3dA:s and
have offered thviT support
Il It should rISasgF- % The people erect
Rg7fn viii rontius tSm Tic ciee u cicrk Of
lie Circuit Court. sLoNZO LOEISG-
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RIVER AND WATuER

LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-River lalllng. with 81
in the Canal. Weather clear. Mercury 10.
CINCrNSATI May 2I.-River falling with 3 81
feet in the channel. Weather clear, cool and
pleasant Mercury SO.
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ROR 9mERIRR.

FEIIOS CTEIEEsS :-Atthe solicitation Of
Der irirnds, again oH=r sell cuEdid te for the
one OF sheriff ohio piedgHg uysSf elected
aseh4rgs the eutiss q tae oaer viii Irg.Italny
lfgbS A. BEbILLlON.