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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

MORTGAGE SALE.
vi Default having been made in the cOnli
ton of q certain indenture Of mortgage made
executed and delivered or the sixth day of Au-
trail Point. ;oodhue county, Minnesota Terri
tory, now State Of Minnesota) to Samuel
Doughty, Of Lake City, and Territory (now
State) Of Minnesota) and duly recorded in
the office Of the Register of Deeds of said
county Of Goodhue, on the fourth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1857, at o'clock P. n. in Book
Sd Of Mortgage Deeds, on page 2s5, by which
said mortgage deed the said Robert L. Philips
sold and conveyed to the said Samuel Dough-
ty,, his heirs and assigns, the following des-
cribcd premises, viz All those tracts or par
cells Of land lying and being in Goodhue coun-
ty, in the then Territory (now State) of Min
nesota, known as lots number two. three and
four, e, 3, q 4, Of section number thirty-two
(3sl, in township number one hundred and
tWelye ct: No. ll2?. of range number twelve
K. No. 12), according to tho United State.
survey made thereof. Said mortgage was
made to secure the sum Of five hundred dol
lars $500, according to the condition of q
by the said Robert {. Philips to the said Sam
uel Doughty, for said sum, bearing even date
with said mortgage, and made payable three
months after said date, with interest thereon
at the rate of three per cent. per month until
maturity, and if not then paid, to bear interest
from that time (its maturity }, at the rate Of
five per cent. per month until paid. No suit
or proceedings at law OF otherwise having
been instituted to recover the amount Of said
mortgage debt OF any part thereof, and there
being due as is claimed on said note and mort
gage after deducting credit of eleven dol
lars endorsed on said note, rs Of February LIST,
1850, at the date Of this notice, the sum Of six
hundred and twelve dollars and torty-ti
cents (S612.45):
Now, therefore. notice lis hereby given that
in pursuance Of the power Of sale in said mort.
gage contained, and of the statute in such case
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
tered for sale ut public auction, at the door Of
the Court House, in tho city Of Red Wing, in
said county Of Goodhue, on the 10th day Of
March, A. D. 1850, at two o'clock P. H. of said
day, to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage debt, together with the costs and ex-
Penses Of sale. Dated !: Sd Feb. A. D. 1860.
SAMUEL DOUGHTY,
WY: ). JACOBS, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgage. is3-td
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGE SALE.
wi Default having been made in the condi.
ton Of certain mortgage deed Bearing date
the 25th day Of February, A. D. 1888, made by
Territory, (now State) of Minnesota, to John
W. Cook, Of the same place, which indenture
Of mortgage was daily recorded in tho Office Of
the Register ofDeeds of the county OF Goodhue
Minnesota, on tho 25th day Of February, A. D.
1853, at II o'clock A. NJ, in book number 4 Of
Mortgage deeds, on pages 2z2 and 223, Whereby
said Fessenden conveyed to tho said Cook in
fee (subject to defeasance on payment of the
note hereinafter described the following prem
Uses situated in said Goodhue county, to wit
the south half Of the south west quarter ofsec-
ton thirteen (13) in township one hundred and
thirteen (ll3) north Of range number sixteen
(l6) west, containing eighty acres. Said mort
|premSsory note Of said Edwin A. fossenden 70,
the sum Of ono hundred and seventy seven dol
lars, dated February 25th, 1858, pay able on OF
before the first Of september, A. D. 1883, to
John W. Cook, or bearer. with interest ut the
rate of four per cent. per month after duo till
thereby, were, on the seventh day Of septem-
Der, A. d. 1858, by John W. Cook, sold, as
signed and transferred to Samuel p. Snow,
which assignment was, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1858, recorded in the office oil
said Register Of Deeds in book I'd Of Miscella-
neous Records page ~. No suit or proceed
ings at law having been instituted to recover
said mortgage debt or any part thereof, and
there being duo and unpaid on said note and
mortgage ut the date If this notice the sum
Of one hundred and ninety -four dollsrs( 1l94).
Now, therefore. notice IL hereby given that
in pursuance Of tho power Of sale in said mort
gage contained. and Of the provisions of the
statute in such case made and provided, said
mortgagcd premises will be offered for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in the city of Red Wing, in said Goodhue coun-
ty, on the twenty eighth day Of February, A.
D. 1850: at O'clock i. NJ. of said day, to salts
fy tho amount due on said mortgage debt, with
costs and expenses Of sale. Dated Rod Wing
MIMI, January IA, A. D. 1860.
SAMUEL r. SNOW,
Assignee of Mortgage.
GURNEE & REYNOLDS,
Attorneys for Assignee. 160w6
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co MN ERClAL.
RED VIM: PRICE CURRENT.

essssssd weekly. BY McIntire l. shsasa Wholesale III
rst. Merchants.
RETAIL. PRICES.
FLOUR-3 oofdl4 90 per hbl.
WHEAT-Fair 7oa7s per bush.
OATS-20G025 cents per husE.
TIMOTHY SEED 2313 50 Der BUSH
GLOVER Seed 0l07 80 per bush.
TURNBP SEED-7lG0SO per IL.
TOBACCO SEED-so cents Der OF.
.3EANS-7@0l Is per bush.
GUTTER" cents per tb.
EGGS-S@l0 cents per doz.
SUGAR-N. o.. primes cts; refined Hole
sernshed and powdered Is.
SfRUr-N. o.. 50 cents; N. Y, syrup Is
cents; golden syrup 90 cents.
TEAS-4o05O, 6a07a0l 90; black 65@l 90
COFFEE-Rio Is; Java 20 cents DC, fb.
GINGER-l+0ls cents per tb.
PEPPER-l6020 cents per fb.
ALLSPlCE-l602O cents per tb.
C1NNAMON-5O0eO .cnts per fb.
RICE-70s cents per HI.
si4RGa77s%S11I S ser,s per ID:
SODA-l0 cents per fb.
CANDLES-Tallow 1873; Starr IS; Sperm
:33cents per fb.
SOAP Palm and Family 7@s@lo; Erasive
10iOl2 cents per H.
TOBACCj-ping so04'; Fine Cut 10000
Smoking lo0al;I02o cents per Id.
SHOT-90l0 cents per ID.
POwDER-Bla>ting, per kce, Is 90; Rifle
Asa5o cents per III
PORK-Mc.s per bbl. Is o.; per III. 10 cents
POTATOES oS0?5 conts per bush.
WOOD-c TOPPER cord.
.CRACKERS-BuetcP ! cents: Roston and
do 10 cents per HI.
HAMS-Canvas.cd ll0l2 cents per fb.
Sl1OULDERS-s cents per h.
BEEF SrEAK--sfbl0 cents per fb.
VINEGAR-2O025 cents per gall.
!6ALT-Coarso 25; Dairy 50 per Lbl.
.FLUlD-S00l 90 per gall.
'TURPENTlNE-l O06l 20 per gall.
OIL-Linseed l IS winter strained whale
ID hard IS per gall. ..ts
WHITE LEAD-2 0O02 Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per yard.
'UNBLEACHED sHIRT1NG-il@12h cont;
.rynrd.
HICKORY sTRIPE-lekla15 cts Der yard.
'DkNIMS-l30l5c cents peryard.
'PRINTS-Sf0lN0l21150 cents per yard.
TWEEDS-2504O cents per yard.
CHECKS-14G02O cents per yard.
GINGHAMS-l215025c cents per yard.
CHALLlE DELAlNE- -2O025 SCENTS per yard
HOOPS-l5 cents per sctt.
CARrET-4005O075G0 Oefef yard.
OIL CARPET-65 cents per yard.
BOOTS-Mens' Thick 2 soE03 50; do. Coli
coS5 co.. do. Brogans, thick, l 5ol0l ss6
70 per pair.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL,

EPISCOPAL.
CHalsr CHuRcR-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices 1T lO15 A. NJ. and ~ O'Clock 7. M
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning prayer ut o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. +. 4. Wsllos, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FlRsr PREsB1rERlAN-on Sixth street, [near
The Court House): servi. es At 1o15 A. NJ, and
VP.A. Rcv. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIST ErlscorAL-corMer Of East Ave
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
ssth 1t 10H A: NJ, and ~ p. NJ. Sunday
Scnool at 2 p. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ut ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks
observation-disclosures on East Avenue.
GIRxAN METHoDlsr-corner Of Broadway &
fourth street. Services at 1O15 A. NJ, and ;
p. N. Rev. Henry Kobe. Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEDx LUTHERAN CuUEcu--en Fifth street
Service: 81 loA a. NJ and = + NJ .,d Preaching k"Y
C. BoIen, Pastor.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ To all whom it may concern. The I'M
dersigned will make application at the next
term OF the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State Of Minnesota, to be held at
Red Wing, in said county, on the Sd Monday
OF May, 1860; tor the vacating Of so much
OF the town plat Of the town of Wacoota, in
said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly of me
ridian street, in said town, being all of that
portion of said town that lies ir township No.
lib, north of range 10 west.
GEORGE W. BULLARD.
Proprietor.
Dated Wacoota, Dec. "a, 1859. 456-tf
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T OsT IN RED WING,
Il On Saturday the 18th inst, lady's Gold
Chain with heart shaped slide and watch key
attached, cameo Masonic Pin, and pair Of
Ear Drops-when lost they were in Japsnned
percussion cap box. They are all somewhat
the above articles to this office, or to r. L.
PHlLLlPS Esq, Central Point, will be suitably
January 20, 1880, 1s1w3
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NOTICE,
Any person hereafter cutting pines or other
ted to the full extent of the law. And I will
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person Of such tres
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Westervelt are on my land. There are plenty
Of pines on the other side of the lake for al
Christian purposes, that are of no other use.
GEO. w. BULLARD.
December "a, 1859. I77tf
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~ A q T U N.
~ Al! persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing OF taking as pledge or other &C.
curity. q land warrant No. 1858 for l6o acres
ssued in my name, and now, or lately, in the
possession Of Charles W. Beers, Of Red Wing
Minnesota. as my agent to locate the same.
JACOB DEMAREST.
Dec. 81, 1859. i74ws
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4. q. nj q. II.

Red Wing To lgc No. IS. Of the above named
. order ho!d their regular meetings every Tues
day evening. it ga o'clock. ut tie Hall for
:mcriy known rs the Democratic. Club Room.
a. MEACllAM, ". G.. r.
JoHI S2lrH, W. $.
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VASA SOCIETY.

Organized Jan. l4sh, 1859, meets reg,ilarl.
every Tuesday and Friday evening, 1T the OF
Council room, In Phil!co. block
JOHN MILANDER, President.
CHAs. KEMP, Secretary.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, i,
ODistrict Court, 5th District, :
County of Goodhue.
Richard Freeborn, Plaintif,)

Ben A. cox ss Defendant. Summons
To Ben A. Cox, Defendant: In the ZANE of
the state of Minnesota you are hereby summon
cd and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which complaint is fled in the office Of
the Clerk of this Court in and for said county.
st the city Of Red Wing, in said county, AMI to
ssrve copy Of your answer TO the said COM
pant upon the subscriber at his Office, in the
city ofRed Wing, aforesaid, within twenty days
AFTER the service Of this summons on you, OK
elusive of the day Of such service. And if you
fail to answer .aid complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
70 this Court for the relief demanded in said
com plant, Dated BED Wing, January 9Th,
1860. HANS MATTSltN
le2wa PlaintifY's Atto,nev.
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WANTED cas- 900 worth Of Cash or Pro.
W duce for tho stock Of Goods ut FOOT'o.
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r OOKlNG GLASS PLATES, Of all sizes. at
II llyl kEl1ooo's DRro S1oRi.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN NEW
- Goods, and more to come, 1t
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r RNITURE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
tho citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock of unmanufac-
by Mr.. Cook, an that he is prepared to supply
all orders for furniture Of every description,
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also ell kinds Of COFFIrJS furnished to order.
Mahogony,
Rosewood,
aud Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap for
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Red Wing, May Is, 1859. l4e-tf
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SALE,

q UHNEf u I'VE ISULUB,
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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= The following Minnesota Money: Peop,.,.
BAL bsnk' Central Bank. Chatfeld Bank, La Cfos.s
and La Crescent Banks, =
IN EXCHANGE FoR DRY GOODS.
November Is, 1850. l5a.ms
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Dated Wacoota, Dec. "a, 1889. I56-t
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TABLE OF DISTANCES,

Red Wing, to the .talowing places
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OF MORTGAGE. ~
L State Of Minnesota, District Court, Fiji
judicial District, Goodhue County.
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BLACK1SIM7THLNG
BY
GEORGE ". PARKER.
At the new Shop on Main street, within ,
6w rods Of the crossing Of Jordon.
RED WING; MINNESOTA. 79tf
FOR SALE,
4 STORE HOUSE, with the lot ON which
"a. stands, near Geald's Landing, Wacoos 4
Terms favorAble-htle eaafanteed> inuuf
of E, BULLARD,
Wacoota,
Or COLvILL 4 HAMILTON,
Red Wing.
waeoota, Nay II, 80. 1lJ-sm
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st. Valentines Day.
f. p. Lowater has some splendid valen-
tines at his bookstore. 1fany Of our friends
wish to make beautiful present, they will
find at Lowater's an ample assortment from
which to select.
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sssssssd weekly. BY McIntire l. Sheldon. Wholesale
retail Merchants.
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Change.
Our subscribers will notice that our pub
LEGATION day has been changed from Satur.
day to Wednesday. They will hereafter
expect their paper on that day.
The Dance
At Ph;lleo Hall next Friday evening prom
Uses to be very fine affair, and We hope it
will be we'll patronized by the lovers Of
dancing. The bill is only Is cents, and
Francisco plays the fiddle.
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NNrf"W ESCAPE.
Mr.. Geo. Smith, 0: our city, while view
ing the stern post Of the steamer Galena, on
Monday last, slipped, and fell in. lie struck
on cake Of ice, which stunned him, So
that he could not call for help. lie caught
hold Of the ice, but his hands slipped off,
and he would surely have been drowned
had not gentleman fastened to bis rescue
and seized hold Of his shoulder, Just when
the current was about to draw him under
the ice.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

The Stearns Mill.
Mr.. A. Jackson Bell, Of Minneapolis, has
purchased the Stcarns mill, on Spring Creek.
in this county, and is preparing to thor
oughly overhaul and repair it, designing to
make it the best merchant and grist mill il.
the State. 1t is located in most beautiful
spot. and Mr.. Bell is intending to develop
all its advantages to the utmost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-23
Twentv.four delegates from Virginia then

IWenty-t0ur delegates from Virginia then
Withdrew, leaving six.
Mr.. hodatt of Virginia stated that lie was
elected to the democratic national convention
+ 10 represent his constituents, but not to with.
draw, to carry out the wishes OF the people,
who are national, not sectional, to promote the
interests OF the unon not its severance. Ap-
plause. Mr.. Aloiiatt was called to order.
Mr. Lander of North Carolina announced
that majority Of the delegations from North
Carolina, on account of what they considered
the outrage on the south, would Withdraw. The
northern democrats 10 longer gave fair play.
lie announced lhat eight North Carolina dele
gates would retire.
Mr.. Ewing Of Tennessee, after enumeratng
certain efforts made by the delegation Of that
state to harmonic the party, said the delega-
ton, as a unit now asked to retire temporarily
for consultation.
Mr.. Caldwell of Kentucky, for a portion of
his delegation stated that circumstances have
arisen, rendering it doubtful whether they can
consent to further action in this body. They
came here to nominate Il candidate which
would be acceptable to the whole union.
This appeared now doubtful. In view OF the
process Of disintegration going on, they did
not wish to retire on any technical grounds,
but they did wish to participate in making
nomination acceptable to the Union, and
asked leave TO retire and consult. 1t was
granted.
The Soule delegation from Louisiana here
took seats. tAppause.
Mr.. johnson, in behalf of SIX delegates from
Maryland, said they could no longer act with
a convention prelerring Il man to principles.
Cries Of order States had been disfranchis
ed and it was inconsistent with honor to re-
main. They, remembering the former good
deeds of the democracy, now babe them fare
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BALTIMORE, june 22-Eceuay. Mr.. D Jug
las has telegraphed here to modify the plat
form, and, if necessary to preserve the party
to Withdraw his name. There is intense ex-
citement, and quite number OF dispatches
have been sent TO Douglas not to embarrass
their action but leave himself in the hands Of
his friends. There is speaking in Monument
Square, tonight, but no enthusiasm. Mr..
Halett urged rec nsderation and Il return
to harmony, as a separation Of the convention
is certain defeat. The democratic flag had
waved over the dome Of the capitol in thirteen
out Of fifteen presidential contests, and the
three defeats OF the party were brought about
by division, Never WAS victory achieved
without union.
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From Washington.

WAsmNGroN, June 22.-With the excep-
ton Of the tariff, the post route, and post Office
deficiency bills, are the only bills Of general
public character now pending in congress.
The senate passed the loan bill within ten
minutes after it left the house. Congress has
changed the title Of purser to paymascr, 9.
&. Bigler is confirmed rs consul to Cologne
Great excitement existed at the capitol and
in the city all day, and is on the increase to-
night regarding the Baltimore convention.
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THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS.

FRIDAY, june %.
SENATE.
The twenty million loan bill was received
from the house and passed The post route
bill was laid aside.
Mr.. PEARcE of the conference committee
reported disagreeing votes on the legislative
bill-agreed to, and the bill stands passed.
The post deficiency bill was received from
the house. Debate followed on the steamer
Isabel mail service, when the bill was laid aside
and the post route bill resumed
Mr.. YULEE offered an amendment allowing
the postmaster general TO provide for the trans
poration of the California mails.
Mr. WILSON proposed a substitute changing
the system and dispensing with the ocean ser
vice. Messsrs. HALE, WILSON, and LANE ad.
VoCated the substitute.
Mr. LATHAM said California pettioned for a
daily overland mail, and was i'll favor Of the
abolition OF the ocean routes.
Mr. GREEN doubted whether the merchants
Of the Atlantic commercial cities desired the
continuance Of the ocean routes, Mr.. 1ULEE
thought it best to have the post office depart
mcnt arrange this service.
Mr.. LANE trusted the mail contracts would
be taken away from the steamship lines, who
hndered emigration by high fares, thus open
ing emigration TO competition. Mr.. TooMBs
favored tri.monthly ocean mail service for
service.
The senate took recess till 6 O'Clock
During the session, messages from Balti-
more were received, causing great confusion,
the presiding officer threatening to suspend
unless order was preserved.
The senate re-assemben at six o'clock The
post route bill was resumed. Mr. MASON dis
cussed the constitutional relations of govern
ment to the transportation OF the mails,
Mr. Brown OF Missouri said there was
necessity for keeping up all the routes. Long
debate ensued, when the bill was laid aside
and the post office deficiency bill was consider
ed. Some amendments were agreed to, when,
without action, at ten O'clock, the senate adj
journed
Mr. CRAWFORD made an unsuccessful eff.
fort to introduce resolution that both houses
adjourn to morrow noon.
Mr. KEIrT said the president had announced
that he would not sign certain bills till Mon
day,
Mr. NELSON offered JOINT resolution to ex-
tend the session till all the pending bills are
acted on.
Mr.. SHERMAN wanted to adjourn till Mon
day.
The resolution Of Mr. Gurley, offered Wed.
nesday for printing $4,000 copies OF the re-
port OF the committee on naval expenditures,
with Burnetts amendment, passed.
Mr.. CoLFAx said that although Mr.. Sher'
man had got through with his bill the post
Office co mmtlce had not reminded the house
that the senate was now considering the post
route bill which was returned, with amend
nents. Many attempts TO suspend the rules
followed. General confusion prevailed, many
private bills passed, and the house adjourned
at o'clock
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Items.

Items.
RICHMoND, June 22.-The seceders met
and adjourned till tomorrow. All the dele
gates are emphaticaliy averse to adjourniug to
Baltimore
PnILApE1pHrA, June %. - The steamer
Delaware. from New York via Cape May, has
arrived, with the survivors OF the steamer
Walker ON board. The officers and forty
three men are saved, and twenty-nine are
missing.
New ORLEANS, June 22.-The Cahawba,
from Havana June IS, has arrived. Sugar ut
Havana was steady; molasses firm. The
steam sloop Of war PocahoRtas, from Vera
Cruz the 10th, has important dispatches for
the government
Concord, n. H., June 22.-The legislature
has adjourned until Monday. MIR. Shirley of
Andoyer and Mr.. Barnard of Franklin, mem
hers of the house, came near personal knock
down, to day, the latter accusing the former Of
talseh0od. Shirley who is a leading demo.
GRAFT remains in town, to answer any written
request from Barnard.
Ex-president Pierce has gone to IlillsbOrO'.
The democrats arc greatly exercised about
the Baltimore convention The nomination OF
Douglas would cause grand demonstration
throughout the state.
New YORK, June 22.-Alr. o. S. Wood,
several years superintendent Of the Canadian
lines, now in Europe, writes with reference TO
the projected telegraph line between England
and America via Greenland that the new
company will accomplish nothing but the sur
yeys. lie says: The more enquiries l make,
the better am ! satisfied we will soon have
direct line, working successfully across the
Atlantic. MIR. Wood predicts that the cNtur.
tionary measures OF the American telegraph
company towards the press, will lead TO the
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Masonic calehratinn.

SPRINGFIELD, June 22.-The fiftieth ami.
versary OF the Mystic Lodge OF Masons Of
Pittsfiell was celebrated iii that town, to-day.
with much spirit. Masons were present from
Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Albany,
and Troy, and also the entire lodges Of Berk-
shire county Rev Geo NJ. Randall, past
grand master of the state, delivered an address
defining the elevating and moral powers Of
Masonry. Dinner was served in Burbank's
Hall where speeches were made by Hon. II.
L. Dawes and others, and poem was deliver
ed BY Samuel B. Sumner of Great harrington.
Mount Moriah lodge Of Westficd will celebrate
on Wednesday.