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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
National Democracy

Howell Cobb said m his Portland speech,
previous To the last Presidential election,
that democracy in Maine was just the same
as It was in Gcorgia or Mississippi, and that
a democrat in Maine was on the same plat
form with democrat in Georgia or any
other southern State-this made IL national
cminen,ly 81.
One Of the leaders Of the democratic party
in the United States. who happens to be
nov in the House Of Representatives. few
day. since made speech explaining the
Union saving principles Of that party. The
Telegraph reports him as follows:
MIR. Davis. oC Mississippi, said tina, the
threats made BY gentlemen Of the North
against the South were held in contempt
The South expect a conflict at period not
lar distant. aud. cOme when j, might, they
would be found ready 20 meet Il. II tho
North should invade the South. let them do
It in open day and not an the night. When.
ever a single drop 81 blood shall he shed
there nv way Of cocrcinc them 90 submit, to
injustice and wrong. 10 would lie followed
~ a stream Of tire into the North. They
would End an army marching from the
S,uth with the sword ia one hand ana n
Bible in the other, scattering desoia,inn IN
their path The South bad horne with
PATIENCE the attacks made on them. because
they loved the uuion. bot they will not
much longer submit. lie had more respect
Tor the Aholii,on.ts than ior the FrccSoil-
en-. on the principle that tho assassin meets
he victim len open day, while the other rohs
him while asleep. The only diaerncc exists
In the Tact tia, one Is gryaicr robhcr than
,he other"
Here i,aspccimsn oI,hc whole party. II,
i. true all it, members dou't speak out like
thi. Mr. Davis, they don't have the manli-
ne.s to DO it. We see clearly shadowci
forth the awful catastrophe which Is COM
Ing. In order 10 save the union, there is TO
D., sir. and to spread the benign and
heavenly principle, o. democracy, the nls.
ryr.drivgr, are one day 10 start in solii
column " an army marching from the South
with the usori a. one had and a. Biilc IN
tlsoil,r, ,cattcrlucdc,ola,ion in thgirrath. %
Anrr crossing Mason. and DiIon's line
they will b. reinforced by all that portion
ton OF the joughlaccs who have been faith.
tel t. the d" COMPROMISE Of the Cons,itn'
ton, and those rowtsr.nosei patriots will
then be- promoted to high and important
military bouors, such q, holding the stir
rups for their masters when mounting their
fiery .,r,Is, blackiug their boots, 1c When
these national Sighting democrats shall con 9
among w.. 4" scattering Oscillation, spread
Ing the ara o.! frrsllm and Illustrating the
iuudam,u,ali,m Of popular sovereignty, It
probably will bring t, the mind. OF the
Northern fanatic, the word. VI an old poet .
"Tte bAs m,y 81 the tcsu - si,d,
Couras, aui terror there are bred.
Al lhp.s whose heart, se bose and luw
Starr .ilb,, h.li Bat ths tattoo;
ArI might, physical th,,r isa',s
10 .a.u a. noise II combat r.af l.,
Thsr heart. d,.c-aliog Co their hrecche',
Met sr,- 'hcir stomach. ,rusl ts,tchc,."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

\ SEATING FEAr. On Thursday after
noon, young lady and gentleman skatcd
from Bangor to Ilampdcn, Me-. ON trial Of
speed. The Wing says " the young gentle
man had the longest legs, bat the lady
spread the most canvas, and the wind being
fair and fresh, she beat him by . IL min
utes, and the feat was performed in half an
hour. So exhausted were the parties, how.
ever, and 50 strong the head wind to skate
back, that they were brought to the city in
carriage"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
JoiiN J.rERRY, Editor.

Terms. ---On- tsllaf sad 81, eests strictly
sS,pVASCr, one dollafand seNsnty.hvs ceuis
withia siS iuonths; two dollars a The esd Of
the year. T. which CIV cent. wiibe ADDED zoe
cye,S year wbich psyneut is delayed.
Advsrtisemeuts inseFted on 6essonsbA iet'ns /;
the pSopr,siars aot hv,ag bl Zoe say e'Tuf
l.,oni Ire an, un' chssged forth sdysrufsineut,
S.M. PErrVNoILL = co. 10 state 81,
naston, aad I22 Nsssau 81, New NoIk. are $500
aal, suthoritej sgruts lar tip'ioa''
forwarding a 'vsrtiscusuif.
- Payu.ut zoe III liiyertissmeuts q held 10
De toe irriu 'he date ot ths ffst iusert'on.
- rsuaualr.lioss sh,ud D. dut,i,d 20
A" The ON fsri ntuostat. pstis, We.
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENEIJIEh..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

4 NEw TmNG 4 law las been recently
enacted, by which widowers obtain an al
lowance from the property q their deceased
wives, as do widows from the estates Of their
husbands. The first case Of this kind, in
Oxford County, occurred at the last Probate
Court, and the order Of notice may b. found
in another column. IL sounds little odd,
but we shall probably soon become accus-
toned 10 it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

In accordance with the provisions Of an
act entitled - An act submitting the cous'l.
tuition framed al lccompion under the act
of the legislative assembly Of Kansas tern
tony, entitled AN act % provide Tor taking
"a csnsu. and election II delegates u con-
,rntiou. passed February ~, A. II. 1851"
the undersigned announce the following as
the oibcial vote Of the people Of Kansas ter.
utory un the question A. therein submitted
ON the i,h day or January, 1853
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
IIIfRnINE.

The ruhlish-rs ~ The oNSrt nvmncfsi have
u,,ie affssr,snis o. iurnssk % tArr sui-rr beers
N c,sr-rt,on wiih Their Juurusl. the hIa~iug Pc
tioI,cai.s
Ou- r,r, q The ONfatl Drmocrat, AL the
Afantic hHrth,, uHs year. sc $50
Ors v..1, n Ia ONE,ri ny-nucfsi, snd
Hsrp~r'- Ms-sn-s, ere N~sr, $50
ONt,rI Dra.cra, aHd Liie llusirstoi, 81
o. wear, 80
ONsud Democrat al Phrnol,. .cai jour.
nsl. a,.- scar, l.''
- .l. nsanac.a, ,nl Water Cor, Jourull.
UHe h.u. l'''
p.,ur-s, ~l.i b.. ra,l- ,u a.iyauc,. ia an ca.s..
~. 4.. 49,. gt.uar,.. fs rsryi,r sgisCupilHas O.
= 70. N....I.r - sIvoiissment IH al.
u ... ...tHB1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

The house Of Aaron Scribner, near Pat
ten, in AroOstook county, was burned on
the night OF the 10th inst, and with it his
two sons, Abner aud Daniel. aged II and
u years respectively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
Hang the seOundrel. High as Haman.
EXPERIMENTATION.

We publish below the Proclamation q
G,v. Denver. which will explain itself;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
LOCAL AGENTS,

wv. n. LArhAp, No. Bnast'. Pod.
llINEr UFroS, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

"Tts Ike ma, 81 the tcau l.. .i,d,
Coura., arJ terror th-r- ar, hrrd,
Al ihp.s whose heart, aye bose and uw
Starr .iib,, h.ll bot tbe uiuni
ArI mighty ph,ao,i ,h,,r irar -,
IL ,aau ~ uri.- u cumiai r',f H.,
Thsr heart. I,.r-aiing 60 their htee,he',
Met sr,- 'hcif stomach. ,ruel tsiichc,.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05


now before the Committee ou the WHrlr
the state Of the Union, hal not yr' been d ..
cussoi. hut the debate had be.u devoted O.,
general subjects.
Mr.. Burnett 'aid that the rur'i' print
Ing had been charged A. source 90 rI-rnH.
ton. through which the Treasury hal Bon
robbed. The printing bad grown ,n0,.
mously for a few years past; or ,hs a2i
Cungres. il was $3.50 900. AMI Cor the a3i
81 200. 900, and for the 3ith S2,3a3,Or0
Amongst other citations Of extravaganza,
be said Si5, 40 were spcu, for rietur. Of
woodcock, squirrels, mice and otIrr .ul-
mails, to he worihl,s,ly put into the Patent
OH,c Report. he was tor stopping the cl-
tra,agani drain on the treasury hy payi-
for all work completed, and dispensing ,,.sh
that not yet performed lie moved 70
amend the bill byrclucine the proposed APP
preparation Of $780, 200 to $4,000.
Jan. -. \ caucus Of Democratic Scna-
tors will be held in the nutc-rpom OF tho
Senate on Monday evening next, for the
purpose Of consultation. Lecompton ana
Minnesota will be merged together, and put
through under the whip and spur. This is
the present programme, and it will be ear
ried out 70 the letter.
In the House. nineteen Northern Demo.
Gratis are considered certain against Lccomp'
ton, with seven probably in addition.
Jan. 80. Mr.. Clarkson, tho bearer o
the L.compton Constitution, has arrive
with that important instrument. 1t is be
lieved that a Free State Legislature ha'
been elected in Kansas. Much auxie'! $
felt about the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

WIN Bsle sserV sse q eVssl % MN par sses
The sUck VI, lock For more favorable resan s,1n
ns rhs seven months business ending May I, .S5s
nps'cd BY sbs panic and rsvus'ss IN hssassA sni
commercial AFFAIR.", and the road altogether wss epsvsaed
uDcc De unfavorssls circumstances tho main
ing I've months Of We present fiscal year s',i saos
hsr proportiooats busnsss end less propovtoeass
peaS. During The past year the company nave Aea IN
esse ~ CrDess, ~ Uoxsscae, part Of cns Is Rhine
Oscs and spuyep Dsyv Greek, ana thero viii be SOON
resay ,hc two thirds Of the long bridge II vnn
All the other bridges she road D good order and
perfectly safe CONDITION As whole the road and motive
power in better conditions.
she resumption Of specie pay Dess BY tho 81 Lsus
banks which took p,ase Friday lest passed. e without
any great cal upon then for COIN The Republican slaves
hat tho deposit Of tss prssous metals daring the day
amounted 70 more thaA the payments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, May 10. 1888.


The market opened to-day under favorable p,ses
week fully recovered, and instances
The receipts show falling of of head,
which spring mp AL yards,
but which apparent Aborton's Washington
Yards thn at any Of The other Bull He ds With he excep
lion Of offerings nne would compare
favorably with weeks supply which brought
7c per ID the latter however, only for tss very
best quAlybe general purchasing price about nlDs
More than half Of tho receipts Aertou's came
from Illinois, and brought forward by The Rail
read. The toAl number hAiling from that State 4. viii
be by reference 10 the table beloS was abou
l7O0 while there only $50 from Ohio and
cattle hed back in conse
Of the sxtsme low prices of last there
cattle on sale @ rs,s he ~cs
sougbito on in The country
hey WIN prossey be sropshs 10 .ssla and sornand
very se los Of IS bead Iowa sere
alrish and which solo about readily any sale
pleasantly gu. for secden. vhc oocu1sa @ one Of The
hurt Dr. Aiisrson was in aaepd.aee, and afsr esn
cssdsd /, putting BIN upon his feet again Su, 5.
unable business At Bergen iii
cS.nsed hapdr Il .from sSc % SIC Al Asr.on's 70 dsy
butchers very backward ABOUT paying the
sid. red some Short here we're no Ie cattle
eIp.ctee forced succu0b brokers'
Der SAFE wss csnsderse les. ,nsn II proved 20 be- bit
brchrs would not dispose OF fair cattle except the
vsnced nj time duI ing the day.
Brownngs here only liz bead but they
brought full prices and dsposed Of early
Al thambernns oaly 81 heal which, brought
only sh: . s1ac
4, 0'srisns there were on sale ahead. They ali
1ho rupply u Auert0ns sold by brokers, los
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

s ss sssT Tqs s.@ ..os.,. O.
ss', , chsss HAll 9..so--J y El.snA 10.
s Earl Ts- Hsm ssT s,ios oi a.ne%soY kses
M VTg,n a AIN, ~ Jsso-ssva Jones %
rs ssT wsel Ip Psssar Sof scrsosM,.sS ,aocao
Psxt Justice story Atsns Elzsbshpors- esson
PHO wn.or r.,rr. rcv, rr'nceH s,sl.r creavss
Brig r,raHt ncornsl, hsvAnsZ re t brSe
MI, ,s h 1s. RS, s,ss.ns sonc,oa NsP s..ns cs
Rig c c..s HaSS1
Pr e' s,ss,.r '1s sS. :, suSsa
os,r Two ,ohu.cn sc..sm s.szc.-snis,s 4 oliver
fs h s.ssn ' a"Ssiss -.~osrn iona. s@,h 90
sSss9n ,ssn'Sn HSRs %
s,sT w ~,'ss'i In~ sisn%cna. pis,.on:
R..Sn 4.l his.ssn ssss
sss s " sir.d,.y, Eov's, ssl,.dslpss Hand
s Sea-. B1i.el. Allen, PhiAds'Dhia
Steamship Fulton, wo.Ion, Havre Nay VIA SOUTHAMPTON
9Th -s mdss eng pas.snsers p.a,. Ss Nay
,s 90 Ion o. 40 'sD'1sd H' bark Earl Of oA''"
rip sns
Esury of some stI months sincs I-akng At
S.S 40 d be
John ; %% ~ %.ss s: ..s lowed
Jhn CIR, Lad. .essoru March rs s,srss, nps
In rrs n. f:': ron ~
1f s.t YONG days Gibraltar April
vi fruit, nc 70 v GoOfwtn BROS
RrR Kate pesh Ketcbrm, Cardenss 7h inst with sugar
scsr Helen. r Roberts Prince Edwards Inland Nay i.
sehr Eo,S,ng star r) Crspo Prince Edwards IsIa,d
'i sehr ga 1 sossrs, Joansoo, Virginia, 2daya
Sehr Relic, Cubheriy. Virginia
echy X ~ Browning Corover Virginia
Eloop vielant Heath Newport
eehr Cfpsy, ingalls, Machias
s S; css T..ssr TssS o..
sshr Juha Martha Love Calais via Few Haven.
sehr Lel'sstcn Poole Rcesport
Scbr Brown Ingraham, Albany tos FAN River.
scbr HApnabett Ferris squan with ndse from wreck Of
ship Clara Brookmsn
sloop Jane Haria, Ware, Norwich
Steamer Ocupt Point French Baltimore.
Steamer Boston 6ellew PbAdelpha.
Steamer Westcbesier. ClAys Providence.
Steamer Petrol, Arey, ProvNepceL
BELOW.
BARK Henry from Charleston.
Brig Union, from Rio JADeiyo.
Brs from 81 rAomas-An three BY pnes bat
Brig II Kennedy from Eeuvtaa s3E 4.
Dapisb brig ResauYador from 81 Thomae-BoA BY pilN
boat Jane mol.
boat Efv nd walter Not A.asAl -a.S
Ono ship and one brig
From Qnars ntina-rhip Creole. New Orleans.
eehmhps Marion Foster Charleston; RoeBOske gkinnov
Norfolk American Congress- Msher London; schr May
Queen, valpsy San Francisco.
Wind during Tie day from se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20


Notice hereby given thai sealed propos ala w be
ceveo ~ tnm Department unul the 4tn Of
mo Tor the i-~ue Of prrtan the whole Of -Four
millions Of dollars in Treasury notes exchange for gold
CON OF the United atee Deposited the
the United Ststss, the Treasurer OF the Pousiei.
pfa The Treasurer Of the Branch Mint a. New Orleans or
the Ass saot essurers ai Boston, Ne~ York Charleston
= LOUIS within ten days from hs epsance OF
proposals. under the 1riy OF the OF Congress
ied An sci 70 authorize the issue OF Treasury notes.
approved 23d December, 1857
The Treasury will b. esued the receipt
~ cer ates OF depet With those officers the credit OF
the Treasurer OF the United states ruey viii mate
payable 10 the order Il soch bidder bidders snail
make such exchange 81 the lowest Of interest,"
not exceeding str per oentun snuum and viii carry
such from the cate OF the certncss OF Deposit
The proposals state the Of interest," vrn,ut
cnccb ana without reference 70 other BIDS snj contain
other fractional than fourth, hsf, or
three oUrths 81 one per centnm One per cent Of the
amount Proposed 10 be exchaneed be deposited
one Of the ueasury ohoers above enumeraied
uncste Of such deposit must paby each prop
security for 1 FUN ment the proposs J,ed
mnc drec,,ns gill be given n deposit
shouc the propcsas BE- from the provrons
act o. Congress-, Of this notice, they viii DO
sdered.
All proposss under this notice must be sesed and In
bed the outside" Proposals. for Treasury Notes
They ~il be opened at this department Al IL O'Clock
SAID IAN day Of June. HOWELL COBB
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

Ok, NYorh, lewis Muhord povis DE-; weston ssApy
Salem I'D ship Tbos Peshtrs wayne issrooo'; brf9i
&tns bseoo - John Nb Myra suiler Bosxn Anbs Wst-
son Watson Jamaica schrs Ocean ssshovev .l,frxs
Weston saioy salem se,sca, Cobb Provinoesown;
tom Ply, Cbeesman, Nantucket ~N'''' W.
psOviDEsCE NAY l8-.Ar steamship Cursew Williams
RYork Br bark leestus Pra' sut derand hr, nievan.
der Blackwell snd BeIoua whseer RopdoS, s,o,c WI
lard buskps ham kYoyk rid askss GsoYse rsls.
son, Bailey ~hirlow and Carlisle wipssoo,e eSil
adsons; Beckett sh.msId Rhcrh. New ssuu. DAY.
Champion, Stanton DO Ship Carpenter Fsn.tsiS
81 yYns, Dell soops osk Doisn, and FAshon Young HeT
York. '' w"
Fowler HORN, Texas, MAJ lin Port scsr Hin.
Rich from EYork ~
PORTLAND May IT. Arr sbip Lombard Lombard I.vs,
pool brig Factor Perry, OerOenas scbrs tine 3NI
Eixsbelhpos Franklin, Hunt EYork Gle bark KnisSt
IUscomb, Csrdenas
POKTskOUTH May rs AR schrs p. rapey Ph,,sdsl-
phs 18th, Friend Orcu Ezahe hpor Island Rhort
Newcastle Del
RICHMOND, May 17-Ar steamer JSmestown Psrriah
kYork: brig II MaOpy Steelman DO schrs Hsxa wiaers
do Julia foRers Perhna, Port leo
WILMINGTON NO May lT-Cid schr Ele To usend.
Nyork Went to aes over Main Bar 18Th sc D~.Bns 1ega
~. for Providence RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

Wsstsvg - tns Excsss C.nAnAlssasners.
III COMMISSIONERS 0oSrINUs TO HAYS The AxCIsS
AAw AND IT'S snEFfrs TO TRANSMISSION.
kSeoLpTIoss ADOPTED.
AssAer secession Il Ne Excse Oonmisiners took pase
yesterday afternoon, Oonmssposer Kerr Prssicess
pss'sss, All OUaAss,ossrs HAaksu and Holmes bong
- ssseBsAace
Yesterday The mcesisy OF the Oomnisyionsrs was m
vssAH characteristics Of basisess enc being prsns
smee me members 81 the Boars TIE CLERK ana 1e 70
pwsefs, tnooeh nsto ous cone oy any ""0 T0
ssDA Ai~r me ne~ Jung ore~piSsd, :.
Omm,ss,oner H. moved "a 'osTuct soc cse1se VI
ne b ara 70 reqo1 foiSoe QUINN nsoceIs W 'uIno~
ms names and pv Of business OF AL psrsoss wDo
sneaeco IN sclv qaofs without bcensee ioT We ratp~o
ssyvng proc upon them for ve'aaon ne exssc
Ne for the ps year tbst The SAID COUNSEL proceed
hssnter wb On r-sbs proof shall be oasred 70 sue al
ooeDaers az SAID nv.
vs. unaou Osusly ADOPTED
Csnns ,oner BAsKrrr then moved that proch nation
- hat III Excise Commissioners ere nov
ready - grant licenses 70 appn sants.
ms motion ssle than formal OF preston OF
vhss already knswn, and therefore siso passed
IMAM noasIy
N ere VAS DOW no other business bsf,se the Oonms-
soy srs, ana motion they adjourned TIL 70 DAY ~
% ssk n The afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

Canadian -four heavy, with salee Of 600 500 bos
portanoe The sales embraced ABOUT 400 800 sbls
vitnn The range Of our figures. Rye -four solt
the extent Of 100 9oo bos, qao.a'ions Small safes
Of Jersey meal were making al Quotations. wheat-
0wing 70 Increased reoeips ana good demand ~As
nrmer and more active rhe Sales embraced about
vsukie club choice Oh George 70 arrive 5000
81 81 IS; choice white Michigan ~ 81 20 prime red do
& 81 md C a. ,p. a sod & re "'s STEADY
sAes o. SEQ bushels good 70 prime sers made 81 e3c
Corn vas firmly held the sales embraced about rs 900
ordinary 70 fair si,ikc. 72kc, ssd yellow 7sc
sec Oats we're heavy, vrh sales q Jersey ct 3Sc. CSC
and State, Canadian and Western al a3c aSc
CosFpE The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio s
loe lie sad $50 do. skimmines OF q
CorTos-fhe mayset active, and a'ter the receipt
embraced about 500 balee, chiefly 10 trNnsn closing
after the nevs on the bsss Of lassc for middlnx up
FRueHrs -fAies Continued arm, With fair euessemen4
70 Liverpool about 600 bushels wheat Engaged
bulk ~ I'd grain 10 bags vn ~ exd; 900 200
900 boxes cheese 81 sos; 400 barrels -four n
q "a. Cd. 200 barrels oil II 2bs., and q small lo 10
chess. .sa &c . sos p 10
engaged :, s5s TO hsyr. engagements ser. light, -hie
BIZ ranged from 400 SOC per 100 Ibs, with moderate
HcF- were selling moderately s4c &c
LINT wss IN fair demand 1t &c for oaonon Rockisnd,
AND ~ soc for lump.
holAsEs vs IN good demand, ct steady prices;
the salee embraced about 200 hbds Porto R,o NJ Die
81 kc and 20 DO. husoovado at 2sc
NAvlI s1oR., Sale. Of 200 bbs spirits turpeptipe
made at axe. q CSC caso 300 bbs conn,n rostn
delivered from the yard 81 So 81 do white AT AZ rs
81 60 ana 20 strictly shte II IS 100 DO pale Al AZ
Crude turpeptine ~as duh at % 6lH q - 10 aged.
0us -LDseed languid with sales Of 900 . 4 600
American 81 csc oountry crushed quoted a, &c q
e4c Inc following review OF the market for the week
ending Nay ~ appears 10 a New Bedford paper Sperm
The activity noticed last has contnuei through
the week and prices have advanced Toe Transactions
include saes q 5s7 bbs In parcels si o. "a rsr gallon
Alec, arc bbs "besvy" 81 20, srd 30 do. "beai mat
20 pr gallon, the market closing with furtner
rquHy Nhae-fhe market for whale IL more active
and trn The tses for the week embrace par els
amounting 70 3,p6o hbs 81 t5c per gallon, al 10
IactUrefs WnseboDe quiet no sales
lkOfsose - pOrk sxb bited more activity ADD closed
WHO ,crsAssd trnirese The sales ernbyacs3 40 Yut
'Iuo o1is chiefly mess, ., 81 50 the sps after
Wa so's - 81 ~ clear wa a. SIS ~, nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL.


~
0S 4s % As'Ns'- ' r ra-
s' $40 .N'' A~N So up .n'
pv W noy' ~ ' 5000. Wv "uo' wv u'o1poye. Nsp'
" ' wv '' '..'"'.' -1' ''. "'"'' ~u ''~'s''
So-s' " n'uSn Vo''e' Vn Ing '"a"''H " "sae a'o'so
Wv VIC COUNTY, arc "Anou ALMOST ofy o. 'ne m.'eria
sA~h s'es NC Ana AcA''y' Aao pned ~ wan
-nere Iesrv ooes NO one any sooi HcAa-
Ve 'N oui 'o' "o'o'' "ANs u spc0aiA''rs WI"
$3.50 ~ iO' l"ey nA'e no ue ior mo1ey S@0s are
seu sustained Market value, ahd the DAILY nleiasion.
pV smAn " uesss ue sn'e'' n'e'es' ~ toe 'ro
ae" Oo1u' me 'enoeo0y 'ns m'fn"e ss "'~os
~" pnoe', Ano ulnihs aecnne "s realized. A. 'ne
s' VAu Dv'Ne anu naasoo isn vi per CENT
As' a noA 0'1sicin 'u, ~ So',P'o'o''e'' a.
-" io'ouoi q, -n"-u'i. .au A'SD's'pp, ~
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Avenue Railroad stock sold at los per cent Illinois Cen
s bonds opened ii 20 and en Cd ., sex per cent with
,srser th.n usus s.na ,o.ra The m.,ss, "a.
ashade better. In Crosse land graft bonds al
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psosms xss fraction lo~er ,b,s .oernoa, cd, an. al.
= -,.~u,','s'. ". s'e'nO'o, Nao sne sAe
np "o small 'o~ o. ssoox There appears 70 be very
nais me the mAkes and operators both sdes u lhe
board are evidently sule dspcsed 70 do much.
1880 hAHAa ron Liverpool
W. Ns' ~'e' neNs ,'om AL pars Europe
1870 nv -'u com ne'c'A isv"soo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
city Intelligence.


hn MIX rAnE-hsyor nomaan received yesterday
ne following communication from q number Of mkne
,,, .s Ho,o- q, mare An examination Of the ccsv .a
=, : =. = :, = :,
sss l0sAed IN sixteenth street, - 70 their Cleanliness and
Ne heath OF TIE oovs;-
10 ,u, Bos. p,.,F r,x..x. u.,op c,,v or srw yoRx:
ns 81 sSe fcc Of .esS sr. .s css
lave several Articles rehastpg Ia print called
esk Lesss Ia.ara@d Nsespas vhsen sloc'es re %
~. a,n. - sns' ~ onr nns,ncs.
n na 80 Nd sonr Gosor mi eSsmioson and report ~
8 the oondion Of staoles .ih Of
SeAevns ave DO hst our Susiness ca Sc 90
DsaDa whether COWS the slops grain series
SSsss =, Ss,s an Se. 49,. AA' ~- ~A o' "
JAMES ALLOaIsoN, 2n2 West six.eenth street.
LIWHENCH CATrE a. Tsn,S aSsnue
JAMES FLANAGAN, 81 Tenth svenue,
4. sTARKE, sS Tenth avenue.
INV iokk, may ~ iooe
nRoAs uR IBRARY lpCrroN.-rhe annual ectiou
- .n3ers NJ th. ,oro,ay .sses,,scc as hs,d nm roes
49,. -, . -. -. - :. -,
y nv ana ofossee Docn 'osores. emooe sne mem oNs
~liy VIC youn6o1 PoI so- Inero seI1 W. sNATo
-, enc Known ~ ro9uAi ma neSoeo oy n. nopry
fSnse iW rrosaens; sno INC o'ner - o9poc'ou, ~
EoIwe ~ IL. LIVES or VIZ ie ,y hne
es - enmAsou. ~ 'oss'soo ~ .uo e'oS-oa " $40
An ucAe', W .oni - " ~ I1svoa ny ~ sose
~ An nornA we 80 ssS s.os on s.o =, ss
100eso o. tn0 yoAH see. I'M oo.s vi yS.l "uea
set.eveu ~ so .so. .'e e'' go "a ' I.s.
oo.o. = ~ 49, -. a sS ~ 80 ~ 80 =. ,. s ~
.opray nsasure me folovins ~ tno u ,ket esctea and
- Votes which the successful Candidates rece'vei
""m0er eSSes 900
S' y ns a r,,;;,... i ~'
49, fTe"oe"S~h n Dson1~, WIZ" "ii-i>A1 ~"u
6svens 49,. GA
s0sspo"otg Sero1'y-I- L. AoinouA' ""o DA0o' ,,o
~ nemanr TO- ois
Kent Beckicy ................ 1872
Asss~r-ShAries n SHERMAN win BANK OF Oom-