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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

LOOK OUT.p-A young lady that lives
near rail road crossing, appears to have
no occupation except pefperually poking
her head ont Of the window A Nag, the
other morning. hailed her from the street
Halo. .sAliss 2 What do you want n
said she, after the FIRST flash Of indignation
at being thus accosted. The bell amt
rung yet was the answer What do you
mean 2 asked Miss Why was the reply,
that sign says you're TO- .i8oe oat when
the bell rings, but you are looking.opt all
the time The yonng ladyss bead. disaps
pcared With jerk, aud tho window went
down with q slam.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

W1LorcHBYsrThe Seminary building,
in this stirring little village, is fast geing
up. The cap-stones are being set ia the
second PdinesviHe Telegraph.
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Gov Denver Of Kansas has resigned.
and will probably resume his position as
Commissioners Of indhn Affairs ii the
course Of few weeks.
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p r E MUM MS
Awarded by the
Ashtabula Co, Agricultural Soc'y,
at their Fair in

Ashtabula Co, Agricultural Soc'y,
at their Fair in
JEFFERSON, SEPT. 7th, 9th, and 9th.
Class l. Farms, Gardens, buildings and I'm.
provements.
Fifteen Entries--The premiums III this Glass
will not be awarded till the com0ittee shall
have an opportunity to make an examination
on the premises. when the awards will be pub
lished at as early day as practicable.
Class II. Farm, Crops and Seeds.
Fifty-one Entries
First Premiums
G. g. Calkns, sample of rye;
same sample of field peas;
William Seymour white Poland Oats;
same winter wheat;
same sample Of hurley;
same bus. King Phillips corn;
same bushel ears of corn;
A. f. Sykes, timothy seed;
G.. III. Benton, field beans
Second Premiums.
John Muffin, white Mediterranean wheat;
A. f. Sykes, ! bushe corn ears;
j. Hotchkiss, timothy seed;
A ii Dodge, beans;
j d IIerrick Poland oats
Third Premiums.
G G Calkius, field beant;
Wm Seymour, Mediterranean wheat:
John Murfn, gourd seed corn.
A Underwood, timothy seed;
Class III. Stations
Seventeen Entries
First Premiums
VIM Smonds, comet, with 5 colts;
>. Brdgeman, stallion, yrs old;
Z A Williams, 3 yrs old.
Second Premiums.
J Mills, II stallion, yrs old;
Gould stallion yrs old;
IL Fillmore, stallion, Messenger 5 colts;
Third Premiums.
X E Fillmore, stallion, Messenger
Class ". Brood MdreS and Coits.
One hundred aud thirteen Entries.
First Premiums.
z Brockway yearling colt;
Hiram WolcOtt, brood mare;
James Stoue, sucking colt
Second Premiums.
I S Edwards. 3 year cid geding;
A Austin, 2 yr old gelding, broke;
same yr old filly, broke;
John 5 Stillson, yearing flly;
Maltby, sucking colt.
j Dodge brood mare;
n Gee, three year old mare;
Third Premiums
Bancroft, sucking colt;
) T Holden, 3 yr old pelding:
N l. OhaHee, 2yr old iilly; rT
same yearling FLY.
Class Y. Geldiag and Mares
Seventy Entries.
First PremiGms.
Geo E Nettleton. carriage horse;
q Case, carriage uiarc;
J Kennedy, matched mares;
1 Chaifee, pair 3 yr old mares; ......
y y Crosby, pair Of farm horses.
Second Premiums,
4 Burr, saddle geIding;
j Mills, single carriage horse; M
John Waiding, carriage mares;
a Geralds, pair Of carriage horses;
II French, pair of 3 yr old matched colts;
smith pair OF carriage mares.
Third Premiums. %
s n Alger, saddle horse; lg
Jones, mached mares;
Il II Jones, farm horses, gii'as
II Manchester, carriage horses;
Frank Hendry, blooded carriage mares.
Class ~ S.seepstokes--Horses
Twenty-one Entries.
First PreHiums
Joseph Mills, stallion,
] Kennedy, carriage mare;
Joseph Payne, pair Of carriage horses.
Geo Netdeton. carriage eeldina.
III " J0noa unffha1 ,.-,.roo..
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Q. g. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes, &c Planning and Matching aud scrowE
Saving done the shortest notice. Shop south side
Methodist Church, Ashtabala, Ohio. 44O
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r. TOWER 4 son. Observation-Disclosures Of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines Saw and other
Mil Work, and Jobbng and Repairing done 70 order on
short notice. and Ia w0rnanke manner south Maln ST.
Ashtabuia. " ana
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Boots ana shoes.


d. PHILLIPS Boot and Shoe store, Fisk's
Block, Sign fthe Dig boot, Ashtatula, o. 4Io
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WHOLE NUMBER lb7.


q S Lacy. landscape on glass,
Mrs J Il Jcuniogs nosaio pins.
Mrs y Sherman watch case. ahoIl work
Second pycmums ~,
Mrs G w 81 ohn. crayon 1rhWin9;
Mrs Geo E'Nettlctcp cNser a wax fgnits,
Miss T. Rogers, landscape paintings
Alvin Richmond. pencilIines;
Mrs ii Dodge, family wreaths
@ Loey, fancy painting;
Miss r Eloss, Ambrotypoe;
Bushnell & Snlllvant, pencil drawing,
Third prewirms.
g + Parin landscape paiutia1s
Mrs q w st John, pencil dfaWipe
Mrs d Herrick, case or wax gfuita
There were four pieces on exhibition rs por.
tFaiis two Of which we're done in the style Of
chair aud coach painting, and Of course could
not DC passed upon as portraits The other
two were the work Of a beginner and IS snch
the committee could not jadge Of their mcritss
not knowing anything Of the smounbpf in-.
structiOn, il any, or practice of The painter or
time spent IN the execntions Tho si6nebf Osn-
neaut Greek was labeled as the woFk.or = aelE
taught youth. II indicated latent talent whick
ought to be developed by instruction., as well
as q most laudable interest ia our early history
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manufacturers.

GEORGE q, HUBBARD, klpnuiacturcr Of
Tin, shest Irop and Copper Ware, gf Dealer in Eastern
Iron Pumps chain pumps lead pipe, sheet ren sheet lead
sheet ne sheet copper sheet brass TIN plate porcelain ket-
ea, dairy kettle Eastern pows cutyOrs and most 9th
~ kinds Of farming utensils Also, sole Agent for the sale
6tewats Celebrated Eight Summer and Winter Cook
ing stove County Of shahala Ashtana Ohia 49
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-T Mail
II going East will close at 10 O'Clock and Is minutes NJ
and mail West will close il O'Clock and 80 minutes A. NJ e
Southern Mail closes at aud the mail jefferson 2
w. Elk Creek Mall via Plymouth Tuesdays at 80 A. NJ.
Office open daily from A. TO NJ week days. and
Sundass from u N. to ! p NJ. until further notice.
Ashtabula May 10th, 1858. f. G. ROOT. p. NJ.
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w. w. SMITH Manufacturer OF Sole. Up
yer aud anees Leather and Dealer 90 French Calf and
Lining skna. Cash paid for Hides and skins 4lD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

y, Is CROSBY, - Iron Founder, and manu-
fAetursr and Dealer In Pows Pow Castings, Mill Cast
ings ke Most descriptions Of Foundry Work done 10 order
Aeleabga. Ohio 50
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A. s. ABBOTI, Lumber Dresser, and Manu-
seturer Of Dealer in shingles Iat Fence stu 80 &e
Planning, aud Circular Saving done 70 order. Main street.
near IeseTs Machine shop; Ashtabua- 40
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Chicago ExPress East and Mail West stop at all stations
except Saybrook, tnion,e Perry Mientor and wickne.
Cincinnati Express East, stops at Panesye and Kings
Vile only.
Day Express West WIN stop at Giard Conneaut Ashtat
bula and raineSvie only.
Night Express East. and West, stops at Pansvie Ash
tabua, Conueaut and Girard only.
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Agents.

II. FASSEIyF. Agent for the Purchase, Sale, a
Renting Of Real Estate, nsnra Negotiating Loans Col
eecn OF Debts &C Property sold for Commission only,
and M sale charge. sale direct or Indirect eonsti-
ttes commission. Corner Main Center stfeets
,bula, Ohio. Also, Notary Public. 4l9
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ALEXANDlR GARRETT, Land A gent No
s0waer street Cleveland 0. Lands for in Iowa I'LL
noI, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, at 81 so per acre and mp
wards. 800
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DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Deale Furniture Of ihe bst descriptions every va
rey. Also general underakels and manufacturer COf
Aahtabnla. 4ig
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helodeons tano stoola Covers Instruction Books etc
Depot coer hhin and Centre Streets ear Of D. Fassett
0faee, Ashtahuia See advertiseaents. 4l6
j. n. CHAPMAN, Dealer IN Musical Merchan-
disc Books Fine sRone, Toys, Fancy Afticlss at
his Bazaar and Curiosity store Sd door 81 ho BANK
Main street. Ashtabua, 4i6
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LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
uleciusr, stsen esabshuent North Main street the
eMce Of pfa' Harrington Hall Asbtabua, o. 40
EaeinssrIng a Land Surveying.
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Clothing.

BRIGHAM & CO, Wholesale aud retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
Caps &c AsiitAbula 49
j. A. TALCOTT, Dealer in Ready Made Cloth
ing, Hats Caps and Furnishing Goods Of all kinds oppo-
ate the Farmers Bank. Ashtabula
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Walchcs, Jesvelry, &C.

DR T. McCUNE. Dentist, Office and Resi-
denee on Main street. Ashtabuls, o. 4ia
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Q, ,, HoLbRo0K, , Pfacteal Surveyor
East Azhtabula ollo "
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EMORY LUCE, Dealer IN Sweet Potato. and
other Early llanis and Vegetables.
Also, Dealer Preserved Fruits, Tomaos, &c East Afh-
tabula, Ohio. ass
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On and after Monday May. 10, 1858.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE r. ROAD.

LedrlRg HShtd6UId--GOING EAST.
Day Freight-No. l...... leaves at O6
Mail ............... -. ."...........1l IL A
CGhnrdnt Accommodation .....".t. ........ As
Night Freight. .-...-.... ..."... ...... 81 A
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21

SENATOR SEwARp.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New Orleans Deifa writes
as follows:
fhate passion for Seward. He comes
np 10 my idea OF Eolia, ia the Wandering
Jew-the most delectable devil that was
ever drawn by human pen--so cool, so cl ar
Headed so indomitable, 50 relentless in 'he
pursuit Of his fendi-h purposes. Seward
traverses the seemingly tortuous, but really
strnight line of his ambition with tie unerr.
ing certainty Of footsteps that cl,aracterizes a
rope dancer, never missing n step. and keep.
ing his eagle eye steaily liked on the goal
before him. The ballauce.polc by which he
preserves his e1tiipoise is that cool. big head
that Bulbs out above bis narrow shoulders.
II he becomes our next President, aud dis
union does not Immediately follow his cleo
tion, will wager that he will so beautifully
money fuggle both South and North, that
the people will pronounce him one of the
pest Presidents we ever had. Nut begin
70 think there is little danger of his obtain.
ins the nomination. He is too great man,
shat is, if he is m III aud not devil.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
Channel Rock.

All shares In the Oh mnel Rock Mining Company,
on which assessments now due, remain due ami un.
pad until the &ih day of May, isjs, will then be
sold at the Court House door at o clcck p NJ. to
pay such assessments
by order Of the Trustees.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
County Trcasurer's Office,

ONUFILbt' MAY TSoS.
Notice ishereby given that all porsonshcldfrg Bte
County Warrants, payable from the GerernI Fund.
registered between the lsi day of October 1857 aud
The ID OF November 1851, inclusive, also warrants
No 936, 9i7, 9i2, ea3, ga, 9i7, 9is 952 and 1881
registered Nov.s 1857; also warrants No. es5. 9.o
s7' and 95s ON Ini'gent Sick Fund, that the same
viii be paid ON presentation al this Office and after
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
and IL not presented within sixty days from IN.
late hereof. tho moneys for said Warrants viii be
appropriated to ray the next in order OF registry.
WIN. LArriMURE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21

,JAcf POWERS AGAIN IN THE SAppLr.-
Shortly after the Seamer Senator lett this
port OH her last trip to the Lower Country.
one of our city officials found that he had
omitted sending by the Senator's mail to
San Luis Obispo. several important docu-
inents, which il was of absolute necessity
should reseh that place in given time.
Id his extremity, he had recourse to that
now famous rider, Jack powers, who for
guerdon of $500, undertook the job. lie
left this city on the afternoon Of the day on
.hich the STEAMER left, rode the distance
some 700 miles-and returned within week
beating the steamer by n day or t~o. The
ride is only remarkable from the fact that
Powers had such n short time before accom-
plished his great feat on the Pioneer Course.
A-CdH
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. WARREN 7. SEXTON. Judge.
THURspYY. MAY 20ih

THURspvY, MAY Goth
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Biven VS. Sparks Smith. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Farley vs. Vaughn & Newell. Change Of
venue to Yuba county
Farley VS. Hedges. Motion for change of
venue TO Sacramento county overruled.
Butte Drifting Company vs. Haslop. Mo-
iion for new trial overruled. Stay Of pro.
eeedings for 90 days.
Cleveland VS. Bradley. Judgement for
plaintiff and notice to lien holders ordered.
People vs.. Edward Lloyd Deendan.
pleads not guilty. Cause continued tor
term.
People VS. William Wallace. Cause con.
!inued for tern.
Kitchens vs. Presr. 10 days granted plain.
tiff to file counter statement and proceed.
ings.
Haslem W. Spear. Judgment for Plaintiff
Murray vs. Dunbar, Motion to set aside
report Of referee overruled. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Dodge vs. his Creditors. Sale of property
ordered.
Kline vs. his Creditors. Same order.
Lamp vs. his Creditors Same.
Gilman vs. his Creditors Same.
Wonderland vs. his Creditors. Same.
Jones vs. his Creditors. Same
Sylvester vs. Briel. Judgement and decree
Of foreclosure.
Sawin vs. Freer. Motion to set aside find.
ings of referee, continued.
Hunt vs. Harris and Downer. Judgment
against defendant Downer.
Elliott ct al VS.. Chapman ct al-Judg.
ment for defendant. Motion for new trial
6luckauf vs.. Brooks Demurrer TO com.
tlaint overruled.
Brooks vs.. his creditors Demurrer to pc.
tition sustained. Motion to amend over.
ruled. Petition dismissed without prejudice. |
Pomier vs.. Allcn-New trial granted. :
Myers vs.. South Feather Water Company !
Motion for new trial submitted on briefs
to be filed in Is aud 20 days
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
~ The Mustang Lin iment Cur


~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rhcumatism;
Tho Mustang Liliment curcs stiff o.nts;
The Mustang Linimcnt cures Burns and wounds:
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores and Ulcers;
Tho Mustang Iinimert cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Mustang Llniment cures Noufaga;
The Mustang linmont cures Corns ana Warts,
The Mustang Lnment is worth
loO000o DOLLARS YER ANNtJM
To the United States. as the preserrer ard testfref
of vaihabe horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprnlns
Calls Wounds, SdT joints Sc
win yor answer this question: Did YOU ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or SUN.
ness, either on man or beast, which the Mustang
Liniment would not cure? Did you ever Visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the world-in
Europe, ASIA or ,-ica-who did not say .'t was
the greatest discovery of the agey" Sold everywhere
Every fanIil, should have IT, three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Prcprietors, New York
PARK & THITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Ccnst,
l32 32Washington street, opposite the Market.
O)LTON n McDERMDTT, Agents, orovile.
u rue TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms aps 3m
~ HOstctter's st M ch Biiters are
III only Btters now offered to the public which ARE
prepared by scientific chemical process, and that
will beaN the ST OF lnaysis, therefore perfect,
harmless, aud at the same time contains all the
IN dical properties of tonic, and if taken as pef
directions, will remove the bile from the stomach
and fac, an appetite, impartng health and tone To
The whole system, in inner thai is truly wonder.
ful
Those Ritters being very pleasant 10 the taste, also
make a delightful beverage.
AZ therr nre several base limitations, purchasers
should be careful and take nors bnt GENUINE
HOsrErTrR'S STOMACH BITTERS. kent b, all
respectable Saloon keepers aud for sale in qnanli-
lies to suit, ht
PARK & WHITE.
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street, San Francisco
COLON a. McDERMDTT,
ars-.ih Agents, Oroviilv
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21

y DR. j. l.. CZapkay's reputation is rap
IDLY spreadin; throngi tins state sni Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources lie is practicing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public coni ience Those needing medical aid would
well to call Tor wrte II: his Institute in san Fran.
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
Nebraska Mining COMPANY.

All shares in the Nebraska Mining Company on
which assessments are due up 10 the first day o' Ma,
A. - is5s, will be Scfd atlps Cou.t House door m
the Town of 0r1rile, to pay sasf assessments, ON
Saturday, the Ah dap OF June, A. ID. 1858 il not paid
to the undersigned cn or before the day of sale.
BY order OF She Trustees,
II. l.. PATTON, Sec'y and Treas
Oroville, May 6, 1858. Nebraska Mining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
---7-i--lll---
THE COURTS.

=. .UsrRIcr Couar-rhird Monday In January, urst
nonday In May, seconi Monday IN November, aud
tsurth Monday OF August.
oSuSry CoUar.-tirst Non lay in March and June
xcond VI 'nday Ia september, and ,urlh Monday IN
November.
sCouRr or SEssI,Ss Second Monday in Febru.
q, third MonIay In Arril, July aud october
FsoBArE COURr -Fuur.h Monday IN February and
~, third Mondy IA August, AMI second Monday
u December.
.nv.eD % Sufs tvts 1as Merits first Monday in
totuiry; May, Aug ist aud November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Is hereby given. thata meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the Frenchtown Canal Il Mining Co, will
be held in the Town of 0roFile, the 10th day Of
June 1855 for the purpose Of increas ng the capital
stock of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. BY order of the Board,
p, A. McRAF, President
GEo. r. GrisE, Secretary myi0-td
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21

Scc'y and Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 26, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21

Dr. d. Z. YOUNG. whose advertisement adj
veriiseinent appearsin another column Is tho pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. f
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
Card.

Doctors SMKDEsS jenkins have removed their
oice to the County Hospital, Iynchburg and viii as
usual attend to all professional ca 5, day or night
Feb 18th lS3Sxtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
70 r. S A e.!

WILL DE SOLD, CHEAP FOR CASH-One Of
~ Singers Sewing Machines. Suitable for FAM
y ~ Mshiors, saddiers, &c &c Needles and every
~ complete aud In god order. Enquire al this
myl7
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

SfA1E OF CALFORNIA-COUNrYO OF BUTTE
~ Probate Court. In pursuance OF an order
made IN snld Court bv the Judge thereof the Hon
Thos Wells, at chambers, on the l7lh DAY of May.
a. ID 1923. Notice II hereby given. To all whom II
may concern 10 be and appear before snid Court,
the 5Hh day Of May. t.D 1913, nj o'cl,ck. A. VI .
u said day, at the Cour House, at Oroyilie In said
county. then and there Ia show cause II any there
beg why the last viii and testament OF John Conner
Should not be adm tied 10 Probate.
by ordtr "f the Court.
- Witness my band and tho seal OF said
u > tCoWs ahired, this the i7lh day OF May
-~- 4 u 1858. y. II DARRACII.
Clerk Probate Court,
mylFtd Bv J. II, MARBLE, Deputy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, May 25.--The heaviest rain ever
known fell last night for u hours. The river and
creeks rising with frightful rapidly, railway
bridges we're carried of in all directions. The Ohio
has risen feet in the last II hours
WASHINGTON, May 25.-szsAz1-UnimpOr-
tant.
HOUsE-Passed bill to regulate the Washington
municipal elections, and another establishing paid
FIRE Department for Washington and Georgetown.
LOUISVILLE. May 25-River 81 feet water on
the rocks, the Falls speedy rise is anticipated
from above.
MEMPHI2 May 25.--The river is still rising
here and is now within shout IA inches of the late
rise
CINCINNATI, May 25,-Flour unchanged; Whis-
Ky II; Provisions duh, but firm.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The Republican learns that
Timony, agent for paying annnetes to the Sacs and
FoXer asks Military escort from Gen. Harvey to
protect al parties during the distribution It is re-
ported but dOucted that Montgemery's band was
surprised near Fort Scott and II of them killed.
ST LOUIS, May 25,-The river has risen about
feet since Saturday AID is now more than feet
higher than before this Spring All the upper
streams are rising, the upper Mississippi rapidly
NEW YORN, May 25.-FIour 3,s5aS, 95; Wheat
slightly improved Corn 72a75 Oats 4ea49;
Whisky %; Mess Pork 17,50aI7, CO., Cut Meats
s4a93 for hams 6ss7 for Shoulders Lard II4alIR