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EyA small editor, with small mind,
who edits newspaper in the River City,
pitches into the Governors Message. His
article reminded us Of the difference in
size between tom tit and a big poplar
tree If the Governor should accident.
ally see The article, he will consider him
amanleisly annihilated. The editor,
ought of the coup,
!; Ows, when he wrote
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(9TN q n FOf JOnIcS PsWUlhUeIIy'
SSS daNELLY was hung on she 9th
"a, " fechold, New Jersey for the mur-
WA )Eat s. Moses.
He spoke two hours and ten minutes, review
ing the testimony given in his case, averinS tt
the last that he was innocent. His speech
says telegraphc dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette, was traIy eloquent.
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Election Notice

Notice is hereby given to the qualified vofz
Of Lick township. Jackson county, Ohio, 70
meet at the Court House in said township, on
Saturday the 10th day cf January, 1858, and
then and there proceed 10 elect as the law di-
rects:-Two Justices Of the Peace, TO fill the
vacancies oceasioned by expiration of the terms
of II Adams, and George NJ. Adams.
BY order Of the Trustees.
- ,Jso I. = PRICE, PR Clerk. :
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III. HI, w. DAY,

Respectfully offers to the public we'll tested
and highly effectual preparation for extermina-
ting RATS, MICE, Reaches, and other Ver-
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He promises those who may be annoyed by
these destructive Vermin, that after using this
preparation for few days they will experience
a complete riddance Of these annoyances.-
This preparation has been in use in Germany,
France and the United States about years,
and it is pronounced by all who have given it
a fair trial, the best remedy to extermlnate
these pests liberal discount to wholesale
dealers.
Price 25 cts per box. Terms cash, Full d.
rectionS accompany each box.
]. R. DAY. Agent.
jackson, G. H. Ohio, Aug. 90, 81. 22-tf
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In the Councils the Democrats, have
but ten, on joint ballot, out of forty eight
A MuFF.-A thing thatholls young
lady's hand without squeezing it. Pret.
ty good definition that.
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NOTICE.


John Richards,
VS.. In Jackson Couuor
Andrew Shock, Adm'r of Pleas.
William Rhea, decd, ct. al.
The said Andrew Shock, admir- and Elizabeth
Rhea, widow Of the said William Rhea, deed. Da-
vid. Rhea, George Givcns, and Martha Givens his
wife, Abraham Bumgarner, and Sarah Bumgarner
his wife; Isaac Rhea, Martha Rhea, Albert Rhea,
Mariah Rhea, Elizabeth Rhea, minors, all of Pike
county, Ohio; Catharne Rhea, of Scioto county.
@lhio; William Smith. and Nancy Smith, his wife.
'of Adams county, Ohio; Samuel Rhea, Catharine
Carson, Robert Carson, Robert Rhea, Margaret
hhea, and William Rhea, minors, nil of Morgan
county, Illinois, are hereby notified that on the
lzth day OF September, a. d. 1851 John Richards,
OF Jackson county, Ohio, filed in the Court of Con,
mon Pleas, of jackson county, Ohio, a petition a.
gainst them, the object and prayer of which petit
ton Is, to enforce the specific performance of con-
tract entered into by said William Rhea in his life
Time, by which he agreed to convey to said John
richards, in fee simple, the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section thirteen, in town
snip sx range twenty, in the district of lands sub.
Ject to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio. And the said
parties are further notified, that unless they plead
answer or demur to said petition according to law
the same Will be taken as confessed against them
and decree had thereon accordingly.
H0EFMAN MACKLEY,
~, Attys for Petitioner.
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List of Lettars,

ALoI Va AObbS
Remaining in the Post Office at Jack
son, C. H., Ohio, January tst, 1858.
Austin Allen Laird Abram
Anthony Samuel McAllester Michal
Boothly Christopher McGileroy Emely
Brashhart Peter mcCarrcl Ellen
Brunn John Mckee John
Backas Archall Mckee Mary
Bower James Mcconnell John O
Bussler Jonas Makinson John
w aIiaee Blacker MaKinson Mary
Blosser John Merritt Moses
Bauncer Smith Mercer Thomas
Butler BARLEY Maxon Nathan
Boyls James NJ Mclaughlin Dahie n
Brown U Martin
Bentley S Maddy CM
Brady HA Manlore G
Borey W A Moran Margaret
Cunningham VIM Mayan Catharine
Christopher Bwrgan DNickels Henry II
Clark George Nickels Madison
Chandler &C Newton Ester G
Crosby Thomas Oak VIM
Campbell M Powell Simon f
Catlin Pugh Thomas
Coffcy Michel Prye jeremiah
Ceon John Price John
Crane Ella Price Hannah
Colt Ann Ring Henry 7
Dawson Isaac Ragan Timothy
Dulauy Thomas Rider VIM
Doutherty John Ryan Margaret
Davis Charles W Rau II G
Davis ? W Rice Ennch G
Dickason Francina Sargent Reed & Co
Evins Elisabeth stockham William
Foster Daniel Shafer Philip d
Farney Elisabeth SOnby Thomas
GleisoC Jane Steece Henry
E Glover Shoots Henry
Hutchinson S P Storm James
Heinsey Swank Christopher
Hale Benjamin Scallenger Charles
Hovrett Poanna Sharferd Elisabeth
Hines Eliza Syms Edward B
Hunly Ann Simpson Thomas
Howe Jane Sullivan jeremiah
Howe E Shuts Peter
Hinchin VIM Stevens Robert
Huntingdon Elisabeth Suders Joseph
Jones James q Thompson W
johnson S Thompson ArtherJ
Jordou q Thompson Lydia A
Kaufman Mager Tumble Gray
Kelly John Tiley Sarah
Keith F M Viner Riser
Lewis DR. ] M Vest Martha
Lines Joseph Webster Daniel
Lines Thomas Willis George
Harrison David Winters James
Lip Rey William Worby d Miller Messrs
Lost EELE, P. NJ.
Jan. I. '58.-3w ::
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ADMINtSTRATOK' NOTICE.
The undersigned has BEEN; Spponted and quail
fed as Administrator of the estate of S. w. Chris
tian, late Of jackson, county, Ohio, decd. All per-
sons indebted are required to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement within
twelve months from this date.
L: w. sALMoNss. Admir- Z
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ecutive officer Ohio ever

81 The Message is now in the naAa
~ areaders, and there is no doubt bdt
yf, they will take great pleasure in reading
& it, and then judging its merits and demer-
j its for themselves.
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It.is the farmers and gardeners owo paper

Published twice every month, in book form suitable
|. for binding.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Jack.
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The locoiocos of Indiana, held a

uN EOOVFVOVo Ut q
Convention at indianapolis, on the
sthS Gov. "A. P. Willard presiding.
The following ticket was nominated
For Secretary of State, Daniel Nc cClure;
Treasurer, Aquilla Jones: Auditor, John
q W. Dodd; Attorney General, Joseph E
= :. Mcdonald; Superintendent of Public In.
stitutious. ]. j. Rugg; judges of the Su-
preme Court, S. E. Perkins J. L. Hanna.
:. Davidson and Wordon.
IL The administration was indorsed by
- resolutions.
oduced IN Tie friends of Douglass kicked up at
ut - li,raf rand say they will call
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ADMINISTR A T0R,S NOTICE.

By W. X. Hastings. her Atty,
Dec. 81, lS5z-3w
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sosutip Patspco. Psk' Bs,lmcfe 90 oou d i'e " HI
| Cionws'. Is c..
Ste nstr Nashville Murray ChsilestoE 20 hours ncie and
| les. S- Il I'd, giles.ol = Co
Steamship R-a- oke, Ssinre- RcomoLd N Sc s pass TO H.
Luoltm. 18Th, H. OF sLoTox,n' .igne nd s<snsaip
Jsm.scwn hence for ihUord. Psss l. Hampton Roads,
chip Have, hsnc, tor Jsulss River. =,
steam Zip Sh sAFeak Cro~el ID o9nis nise 70 IL
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silf LFslpo hta,Ify iSo,.on ~; rfftsmoah Apni ~
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70 /? ne ,hic snow tom NesIltes. = Li,sfpeoI
AMI n gf,. s',,b ,ie a n, Inn rltt of Phi i.nbi,
.susrl eisd Arr p John Huds II MrsPoset, t'ss aa
Bark r. Carver usens Ca,deaa. 6'h ins ,urar D.
Broom CO. sd in with big Ksie Heath, f5E New
York; AlmoTe for DO
Bah sucis Secor PsLe Mario "a dsys cottol
Su atwood Esiie Co
Bah G'crss Thomas Hern Boston Days 10 bisas' 70 Ben
LeT Deakef
Bs ARA Tarey Posgeetl Gnfa Cienfnegos 81 inst
Ac., II. D. bT- CO. : d. II with gs Bel,
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w,,L..-R,po-icGBy T.'sr-,pl

prFrNo N.y y r--fiorg ~r-. p rss. .WRssr AN.
81, "a hon " li.- Ntlsl = 81 LOEN ri3y; Ave
IS 10 to,b illinois Rive a. g. oATs .ser; sc. 9so
h., W,s.,iu a. about -. EFrssis aasa1WaeN: &C.
10 N.U *. ass "F0zrs tQ.al ll'N -. FL l3@
IN Wb.r S7tef bah Coz. , 30 tEsh Ois C.la TX
pCsTs. 80 Ss Floor ,oOQ hgsh Whest n 600 8sh Corn
n 10 i.b C.fs go bih Rs. eco t-se Barley, ssTrEo
10 Mo,irett: sto0 bss. Flcu-.
ALr.NY May II, ,. n-kieCR G-ie bat = Aly - lsst
oYt,iors ssts & i0iU bis. WHAT N@teipE co,E Oars
I'D a, re tfos' r. o1e .suf'. 20 sid a 4c Coax
IN 90 T.td al sury irui..; sales ct zoe bush ne.
for Incl. Ri,.r Ell a. NusAS C.I ~ lie The t<O irst
to,'s i,ns 10 - = g So Ad " D. N.yfel have AZ.
80 he f-rnrrph - b. =. and he s.ef sh 80
IA Ni.tf Ls-g- srirss a't rNqecec.
BNTisoEE. NsJ lE-ttoCF s'ts'y. WHEAT IL aai All
i.e FkoyIsoSs sIe all sud .aiuA, Blk Mex, 9Si.;
Pal IN, Nsv l-FlouR I, veiv il; 'rfl0s s@. a.
81 81 WHEar bss mtg .sodency Red slf< as cosS
du ana hesvy ssles q 500 ash. .e NhsAf GA AZ sie
GRucERIEs ana rkasIsIoks ulr1lpgd
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srGARs-Te nsrs.i i. hssy, wi.b air .sis' :, --kr.s
az t.- tsst - hkcs Patio kir Is
- ~ On besr6 1t b 4sc 7on his C1.s 81 8sis "a 3,
M, n.sda :; ccs ara s's - .vrlig t'nd n b-s =,
IT,. - flfs 70 g strsf o.. RhI-t -sss-,s.,
eue,t a. s;s.oy prices By slcu'n, - b a. Me- 'ess
q a..
STEIS-T rq4i-y rae 40 to- Wt-s'' j. he.gyx
6lq-s ar T.rrr ! ~ ed . ave la "a y
,tnh t 5 R. F'-N-,s3 BE- sti.e a. ? "a 81 b
49, - d. H. Tsf..'. I-sr1 - sars - b..,
30 Boston D. p sl. csli y IA f~'nly BED. e~-ver
firmly -
ThLLON-Tte d.r1sud D. r nd The marx -, ~" '1pped
A. cosss b. avy fse. % ~ 90 - fa a. lpi hVgss *
fair Ser a. -fe con
WHISKN-rt. nauiry i rerr s''i'e, snt TIE marie: q
firm sslss = $50 boz. a. (. i02ii
ECCLTls "a At toI ncs qli bIt p-ees
a.. .h0t .s.l,i,, ctsre p posus se.,
rr trivial ,iros ,lr - ~ Fo'eu oil n e bale. E.s.
fra. guv,srsd have tstn m.de a. 20iSc. f~ sal
trTwr isdi7c yellow. 80 i7asr vr =, : LA ;
10 y &. uIessact SArd~.ci is'tnts pns4ls -ils
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LAURA KErSEs THEArER. We ssy Laura
Keenes Tneater mpelled by sheer forcs of habit for
Laura Keene in person has deserted this enple OF
the drama" we think that is the phrase and betaken
herself to Philadelphia, thereabouts. There has
been some sort of a dramatic cartel az exchange Of
those made willing prisoners by local favortsm, and
We row have Mrs. ID. L. Bowers and her Phiisdephis
company n place of Miss Lsurs keeoe and her Metro
poh,an establishment. The New.Yofk public always
give to strangers hearty welcome and in this regard
Mrs. Bowers has of complaint for, IN spe OF.
the rain and the "Lsdy of Lyons, the house was well
hlled.
Whatever other merit, the "Lsdy Of Lyons may
possess has not al least 10 New-Yorkers the charm
Of novelty. Ii has been acted in city a. eas, 70
q three mes before last night and we do not there
fore, give the plot at present. Should the public I'M
peratively demand it, We will prat sketch OF the
story il 80 extra edition, in very large type
The company seemed TO be embarrassed in no smsl
degree last evening bat courtesy disarms criticism for
once. Mrs. Bowers made favorable impression aud
number Of the company acted sensbly, which per
hsps the highest praise. Mr. Conway has been
leading actor here for several seasons and now appear
again Mr. Conway is not so bad an actor as he would
have US think; Mr.. Conway can &C; like possible
people for he has dole in this town Bu, If there
ever was a worse Claude Melnotte, than Mr. Con
way, that individual has never been on exhibition in
this city.
AT the close Of the psy there was aloai cell for Mr
Bowers. Mr.. Conway led her on, aud when she hsi
bowed her acknowledgements, Mr.. {. prccee led to
make speech. The speech was ohAassrsteally
vaipglorous. Mr.. Conway made tbs speech the
rubiect WIS., of course, Mr.. Conway, and the sole oS
iect the glorihcstion Of Nj. Consay Aforesaid. Mr.
Conway having duly glOri6ed himself, went away, AMI
The farce was plsyed.
Toe Philadelphia company made favorable i'm
pre,sior, ard when they have done playing Camille,
and o,ber dranahc antiquities, we hope 70 see them
again.
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MARINE 10 URNAE.
PORT OF EEvv-YoRG........
Cleared.
mia. H,ni.oo. Havana and New odeanr

Scar ship Phraieptis Harrison, Havana and New ofaF
~ q Roberts. ~. - -. -.
Knight Metouluc r. W Cameron Baltic L-Tess, LiT fpoo
Z.rera c.. ~ n 1T m.
Wolf: Aprs TuhiN. Mobile, Poet. smith Co
Brigs-PoiIat'. Hill, Ssvanlsh; II ID BroSkuH n
Fs.or Glky EizabhP Wash Carver I1asei H. nA-
lock Barton. fsrs 5mdlt Noe. an,
Schoorer.-C c. Cosa'e Lowdsn Biiir;ors M'ileI Loa
Quer.su: S.cor. ID, $, Petrr. H. r. bn'k o. ..
C. Jones Bede Norfolk urgei CeaIIA az Coz PosAhaufs
BULKY Chsrleston. Scranton Tsln@n has'Iie' feny
Pore r = Bucl 4 c. vusg. Belle 8r Bfowsr Ragged
Islsrd VI. g Donovan; Mssisip Tls.s b's',n T. s.ls
fos5; Presto Hawkins, feIlard a, Dlb0e banc- Noi,a
Star Heron, sAymnab. MsCrealy, N-t c.; Jtmesosn
Ls,our..t, Civ Point: las Hunter Co " Safsi Has
KRIS Baltimore. Merrill Abbott. w MarI' Berry Ms,.n-
"a, J W. Elwell Co: 4. Fled. Phlbp. b-rndA snnf,
Jore. Coz 81. stephan McCr.Er. -, So paen ia Eys;
Hiave;ra Plf;lsnl. hetcAi Daucan Ssa b
Hills, Cout o. II lat, ihp5rt Met,ai hunczi 10 hoe
Hsrulord Cnsre..op, "A Cready, Mott 4 Co
s,esm.s-J J,roue Jcr, me- bsFnore Il. w Ttyo, Co.
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Di.n.frr.. sc.

By k,ter. 70 - - " Lo-y, ESQ
EAsT HAMPTON. l. l.. Nsv S cones uy es'ni1i sly
o-pF tter - - 4 = 40 p-Do-y on ou % re re
icEf l. HHty. o q a., .ou CsIt a. Il Area "a WRECKED
lsrr o., ri' he csp.si- Eih Is S.ls al
Jetl Nri~ c-r~LeJ, tbs survivor tcf Jola " "a
10y. Tao q ~ b b-u r.covc-sf snd IN The
lsr1s o Zoe c III yssa.l om Sof;ds biod o
fftH -stcr WI tfsfo - fn 900 ta.h-. have b,-u s.vr
csssrd state Tie Vs's badly riI 3D. All Va, pfoos
kly b. . ..t.i 50
Ny AL. Nay loThe bark Sierra Neys1a Ca. Fas,ei
49, y th- o .sl'se. atd tKre,s-. 1o Ies
Zip X CA AID 81 uTn fse BOD hank sa- 10
rc~ al water D. >fs h tfs lusIiia y.s.efi,y %
s' III u The Mcrt t; deere cate ths
men us-csrEo vansd $500 Snd PAYS - tn e<
rsu a. Soc Acc :. Tne TIE skip Rich nod
5 sipE ~ q tssfe a.. RI 80 l1ols
SVstfc. CsNAr, Ear. May i7-Th- Couu,s-. Il LoaoG
hn fyr ouh sut NsAsst f;o NJ York th- i.steT sis
rAilosc rVn, t,kcie "a Wi hlsrG
by - ssgh - l~road W.-t-r. e'f+
lax sANos "a Bo.:'al Basort wl.es ia i'on a.sa:.
sih vf r. s.sls, GO osG sr N,vIrfs t'isy 'ss a.
st a,eo' - ir', T- 81" cod vs's,l 80 i1ns
tlh + y ~, Nc if Therc psarance
tf IN th eN 81 lisa aicA 81 SO a. ne SrP'Ess 80
- al tle Ntfhr sicn cdc.s
sthR JtttA, SLih sshare Pin; alta ,eos ~.
ntss ~tst 81 n ALT H. s. t vl- las bB enssu faf
- &c , ect, ana les lr-e sau-e. Her AL. nss- 49,
hk't g spEai.rfy 80 re- sn- BIT hii- eA'9As
Try kLAes Ia, = u uls sAs nosni a
= 4 he 81 CsI. Coon -i- o. ih- aI'
tert ar Nrusfy n'sef - Psrkrt shP 4sfsafy ~
susrs &c Boys HGessts lie II Hsvre P~sass.
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BROOKLYN COMMQS COUNCIL.

The Board held reguiOr meeting lS.t evening, AID.
KALBFLEIscH, President in tie caar.
Impeachment Of Standing COmmWees,-Te Pr s.
dent announced the following Sanding Committees for
the eneuing year:
Oprsisc STREETS kc-GreeD, Mcdonald, wilson.
GRADING PAVING, &C.-McNapee, Flry MalJef
fmavcE-Wbitney Backhou.e. KalbAeiSch
AssrssnTx1s scRol,. Mssserole, Taylor
CrsIERss, AND FERRy AND WATER AcBTs-KAhfeisch, hc
P.uso,ns AVE srAGys--D,usl.ss Bsnuon Vsu Brsut
PUBLIC LANDS AND BUILDINGS, MARKETS AND toLIeE-
Frsnks Whitney, Wilson.
Far DEPAKrmExT Z. D.-Mes.eIole, Smith. Wilson.
SCHOOLS, ARTS AND SCIENCES AND PRiSTG-Gfeen Toy o
SUPPLIES ARD EXPENSES OF DEPARrNsNTs-sAith, Fury
Schols
TsvASr LAw-1essesOle, iieNanee BaanOn, M,jeF, Van
ne Health OGc,.--A conmup ,stion was pres 3ned
by Dr. Samuel Boyd, recently elected Tfe4lh Officer,
stating that Dr. Cleveland, the Old Hsath Obcr, re-
fuses to deliver the books aud papers. H. CONNECTION
Herewith resolution was adopted directing the )r-
poraton Co 1iseor TO for tie penalty Of sDJ SIS
provided by section 49, tile OF the City Charter.
The same also 70 apply to the Clicks Of Courts wh0
have been superseded and refase 10 vscAte
SriH MK-A cJmmuoicaton from John j. Hi-
dreth was prese nted, asking the Board TO pass an
ordinsnce prohibiting the sale OF swlu MIX, ara
nskiDg il penal offenss to sell or expose the same
for sale. Also, to mske it misiemesnor % adultel&te
milk with chalk or water, or any Other substance;
and requiring all wagons to be properly numbered,
With the name and residence of the owner. The com
muncaion referred TO the Counselor, 20 ascertain
the power of the Board IN The matter
Fourth of July.-A resolution was offered TO ap-
point Committee Of Five to make prep aTatlons Tor
atirg $1,000 for the purpose. LAID ovef under the
rule,
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COFtEE-A knd. are Dun ales d $40 Tag. Rio a. lOlc.


FLOUR AND ME,L-rhe inquiry for we.ern c.bA Flou,
eA eGsS 10 The ~ ,nrRy am saa pies t, N, s e H.
,ood a. been p-Icle-t ~ IS Ohio Extras sre well s'
eie,.; TIE sal. s,e L. 0c bbl. o. FIR lp.faae
State, - ga 81 s. 10 80 - 10 for 'uPe;aos To-
di.na hientau and Wieor;in 81 ga 81 % fo e1:r. DO
8. S5d - 50 fer iiFprs bend. rinah2oP oaoi o. s.
500 'Iacs g'A's CO. % j., sAs . L'4i' ois.as
zee so fer extra G-n.see Canadian Elo1r tive she
IS So Inducing 100 bbs At IS 3 southern Flour i,
'sdy AID II socd 4 oL The ;Isde AID the IVES, lnie
crlTs sMbl. Gtor.r:5wo !5a IS g. Rye Fea, /.
cud.ng 50 tbs TTosat 30 Corn Mes dner aud IN goi
v'ne :, IS s7i ard pur eh-eIsa slS
fIsHTht a',s; CHE ally Wy quiet snd prizes noni-
,on.s si.sId B.1s a: - 1t ISL.
FRUIs-R.'as let 's.es Of SEQ boxes =, So for Lay
GRAIN-The dem.l f7T WI is limited ali th- m. kr, il.
are a,ny hed Wit R c.rce ana waat.i IT, ., ia.
,ate 80 bl's a be- ''e- a. 10 3" bush Wire
- lu'l pin. wr K-ntsosy : d u So Dash AlTl1
zee GAP Gs:s the AZ ass'ed TO- bush OBJ 's!
"a turrovd t.5Sc b. ia; Il. am 90. o.'a a,
100 h. h iS ~ go-d Canadian C. GOOD Penns
Gd 81 fol Wes,n. C,n demaud for tie rome
,Iae, and White eiies asi .sl.se sA-s II oa,h
al &c TT ansousc New Orleans ~ fo ow uN-d Western
GJSSY BAGS AND CLOTH-The Boston Siip9ln. u, Of
Tor fw day. P..," "GrNyY CLorHrhe .,.-' c1n'e 81
e.ss IS 2 .'eisss a, ISL mos. e;' = cut l o.e. Do
az! T. Al lSis L. ea.'. 10 Iese 81 "a moe All 90
HAYTbt dsmArd ' shipping h fair sales Of 100 bales a.
HoFs .rr;: suis' :. ~ ooapo, ;soi'e ls5l'
HDES-Ne tcsr q tF'eer sLes Of s2S Wesern 3 l7se
mssy i eel, ior ossa 70 10 Eat; 30 5celos Ayres Il
n. - rs cent 50 N-Si.ln-Aa4, 90 B-faai. a:
n lbs ard 500 C&iSuA al So M,a-Abo o. private
LEATaFR-Tks.r c,l:Lue. god ;e:-s-i aai fice.
MoLnS,Es-y,ry I,te "a. b-.n DE-; SAFES ii 81 b5,s.
h-fcovado s. 3 =. sd - 1tcs Ilb. csyvd - -
NAVAL STORES-lle iAfTOyea ic.nng .Olc,zs- % he
make, Gr Sr. Up ltre q; tn c..s sss5ay ~,
l.ise, ihe oTenus 'hi' uiLE sui onysf' cj-s,Qa@-y
-,5c - :, G ~. So ~. Is ,s-5eh.,,s. o.5sI q
y,se - g o q 10 sifQos os.er - i;c So co
10 ~ rerchalhr at .hpsi,s or5sr 4S3
.rl s-.-t; u bos - 81 .Xr.r--
BE g ksa ~; = - 80 '.s- 49, Of 80
tDd CO. stILls a. - 81 Ia I-c'U sui toe grades e
n,t~h.. do. se lsh favor ne s,sr sseeF To- P.e
N.re Rcs ~heh r,ia-ns - L,uIrss T. ,fss sa9p,y
. > no isay. AL 70 Sc: 'a'' holders w5-la ssse
olLs-Ciuee Ws.- outaue. .ese .na price, are sraly
kA'fs.ri Z; IS "a ia ca. Cruz SPA her have "a
Ieset.d sirr. Nal, I'll, Wy sias us,r .,cs Of
uc sa0ls T.: &c moths R,tn-d - l. m,:c-a-
= IS Tor Naiu,a id s.scted wiltr IL S.su,. e
- 49, o.; Z 30 ~ ga. ne = Sc. ea.h
80" 81 l. 8 81 M-tsi as -: fl9 C.-., Is
eads - - i 81 E .. "a a - sy . 5 a.S
ss'f without qlcshc oar ar-iy.. Eth; Ana IL
Prime; so it9s 81 t. 60 Mess 81! 5)a as ~ Ia
eresrJ % god P'T.e,e- Ne,,,rn Nss. s,ds. > 'or
s;ssdy sss Of 50 ~. stsls txy CAV. Bsou IS i'm b.,
aut' % ,ars, Z IEi;'c 49, - 81 a. Cs' NeA, Ae
~ n . 49, saaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
MARRIED..

BAKTR-CLARR-At Sew.t ". j., 90 Ih1tsdsy May - !.
The Rev C. =. Vspc,ve, Elbu b. bss@f and En1-'eA d"
Cab oil tf SevsIb v J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hi. city. Thrrsdsy svenirs
a., q ~ he r. Duncan NJ kGaue D. heru.-a
70 Nhs Mira yeaInsns all of Newfors-
LAWRENCE-FORD--Oa Thursday May - BY the t-S -, :,
Ha,IiLs George Lawrence Of tl1shinf <'he 'pAtS ~
Jn f. Il ..dest daughter OFF Ford esq Ci T. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his .y, on f.qlsdsy evrn
n NAV 49, >, She CLnoh OF the Up ohary ~ tIe Nv ~
joe Mr JoLu Sherman 0. Ne~-fcrf' 70 Hi'' hl~A''"
et,, eli II NaWa K " j.