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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

CAUTION. Al poson. sre hereby hfbid
u hafl-Uuc arc.npisy Jog one Jonsihan Shlrt-
i~i, TarIsI 1nging 90 the town II Livsrmure, ,
sbo isli ihr iHrn fftm IN said tosa without the
kuos rI-r rr CIrsrnt Of the Ovsrsssf. of the Poor
81 LiftrU1fH. 1nd refuses 10 quietly and pehcsabl,
fytufu-WIur Dos vile D. now supported b, sa,d
IOWA OF livsruJte--as sad town Will paw NJ
Lili. Zoe be- .uHpaft sRd relief, they having made
ample pro,isi.H i0r the relief u all paupcr. charg.
able 90 stid town.
TRISTAN IlILLMAN, ovstsesr. Of
CYRUS SOBER, the Poor
FRANKLIN GIBBS, )oiLivermofe.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN
R.n. EDDY
Solicitor of Patents!

Late AgeHfoiths u. s. Patent Office, Wash-
iHgion, undr The oei Of 1857.
Of state ST., opposite Kiiby ~. ,Boston.
4 FTER AZ extensive practice Of upward.
~ twenty years, continues 90 secure pa,eats in
the Uniied States and ALEC IN Great RTiisia,
Fnnoe aud o,her for,ign eouniries. Caveats,
Nj eci6eaiions, Assignments. ADD all papers OF
Da~iass Cor Patents executed on liberal terms,
aad with despatch. Researches made INTO Amer
lean ~ Foreign works, 10 determine the validity
OF utilit, Of Patent, OF layrniioas-snd legal or
other advice rsnlsred in all matters touching the
same. Copies OF the claims 81 Any Patents iuf.
ni.hed by reniting on, dollar. Assignmenis re-
cofded al Washington.
The ageacy 10 not only the largest IN New
England, bat through II inVentprs have adtanis-
gc. fpr securing pateais or ssceSiaining the pat
sniabiliy Of invsntion., upsurpa-.ed By, " not
iu,.sasurabN superior 90, any which caa 10 II.
fred them elsewhere. The testimonial. below
given prove that nane u MORE SUCCESSFUL
Ar THE PATENT OFFICE Ih.a The sul.eri-
10, aud a. SUCCESS ~ THE hest TROOP
or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he Would
"A that he hl. abandint reason "a believe. and
eau pfoye that a. no other office oi the kind a..
the ch,trrs Tor professional services 80 moderate.
The immsn,e practice Of the Subscriber, durins
t~.nt, wear. past has spsbisd him ~ accumulate
vast collectiono 81 specifications sud ufcial dscis-
Ton, relative 10 psieais. Thee, besides his IN.
tsn.i,s library ~ legal and mschaaical woits and
tall aeeaunt. Of Patents grated IN the uniisd
states and Euiope. ten isr him able beyond ques.
tion, TO offer superior facilities foT obtaining pat.
snis.
AllGecs..ity ola Journey to wa.hington To pro.
lufc ,,,ien,. snd the usual great dsh, there, are
saved iH'taiou.
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sr,rr nr MAKE

ONroEp, sat- The Supreme Judicial Court be.
gun ani holdsn al raris, within AL Coz the
Couniy II ONiori, on the scooni Tuesday u
March 4. u. 1850.
Il PuN the foregoing pciition Il !. Ordered.
u That the petitioner cause an attssted
cop, u the said fctition All this order NJ
Court thercoa 10 IT, publishcd three weeks sue
ce.siyely IN the ONiorJ Democrat, paper ptinled
IN rans IN sail C.uniy Of Oxford. The lat pabli.
Catiqn % h. loufIcrn d,ys At least bcofc the neat
term II aid CoIrt. ~ b. hoticn II Paris. aisre-
aid. oa the second Tucsisy ol August ncSt that
81 person. ,alsresic'l NAV then anil thcr. 10 sd
Court appeaf snd shev cause ifany they have Why
the praycr ~ said p.ttiun shusli not H. grated.
Attest SIDNEY PERiIAM. Cistk.
4 true copy 1T J-ti;ion and oUietuf cont iherron
Aues, SIDNEY PEGiIAM. Cicfk.
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TliE .sl,srul-t hsr,b, give. public notice that
hs h,s l-su dol, appointed D., On, honrr,hls Jsigr
II Probate &C. The Count, uf ONtuft. and assun~d
the rust Il Executor II thc h.t Will and tesla.
msut &C
BENJAMIN y. FNNON late 81 D,,6sn
IN .aiJ Couni,. decreased, by giving bod a. the
law directs. il' therefore r,yur.t. az persons
b. sre indebted o. the estate of ssii d~c,a.ed 20
u,sk- ifnmed,itr paymsnt; and those wh1 have
an, demands ihsfcon o. sNhiht the AM o.
luBr 10. ls6O ELIJAH HOLMAN.
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frank Blair has been renominAted for
CSngress. BY aeclanstiou, by the R,Publi-
cans oil 81. Louis
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STATE on MAINE.
AuyUrANr GINirAt's uFTtCT.l
An.n.Ia. lu.- -. 800
General Order. No. d.


The n Compan, AuiII-ry. 1f Nuh1-n. d. hereby
changed 60 The \ Drmr'Hl, che c'mp'ny 4
Lisht lnhuip 81 ftsgHu, ~ he Z COMPANY;
The T. compan, u Light lnh0tN II Lcvision. 90
M. - comian,. aai ihr 4 ,lmr,o, IT light
Inaatr ~ Norway o. thr u cpmp,n, sri slI 1T
.ad oamianss are hsrrb, attached Co. the Iifst
Hr-iusut on the thiri nNisiun. - that aid
Iirst Krgtmsnt, as uYv constituted chiu C1nsi't
II thr iuulsiag cpmptni-s, va.
4 company AutI-r,. Arhufn;'
\ company LiEht lHf,aiy, Portland;
n olmrsn, Light luh1'p, ruunHi;
4 crmIun, iight lnl,uif,. fuuAuj,
u campsn, Light luhutp. Wr,ihr,aA;
T. comfsny ii.h' lriantp, Gorhlm;
= conp,n, Lish, lnfnlp, rrs,pou;
q co,ufln, Light l6nuip isri,Ja1,
N company Light lut0ig, Nouvs';
4 r1inf.su, Rtenen, 4 tuand; ani
n comfany R.f.m-o, rouhnI.
The q cUnpau, ~ light lnfaniN uf kiueD -
hcrsE, sharg,J Co the e cumIau,. aud thc u
cuurlB, Auitirp of kuIry Co che : comp'ny;
inI .lgyihsf Wih thc \ cour,H ol Cavalry Il
A,ta1, che u cnmpsu, Light lai,utN II Bfo~a.
Grt. and the 4 oamp1n, lgh, lui'Hirs ol rof.
~, afr hci,b, attached O. th- Second u ,g,uebI
AMI Tiut Bugair on che Thlrl p,i,iun.
IL 1rfsr - ths Crss,rs .isTta-tAf.
DAVIS TILi-~oN, .ih.ia-i GsN.
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Bryant Pond High School.

IA y ga NJ VIM 4AAbA SNllOOls
nCNtNT'S POND. NE.
1'HE Tau Tsrmofth ln,,i,u ton Will commepcs
on Mou'a,, September 81, sui coaI,uue I I
sesks.
Freeiand Howe, Principal,
With .uch assistants a. the school demands.
Mas. M.EI L.. ilowI, Te,- her 20 { Music.
Nc il1w- i. ~eii knowa as a. sSp~f,sacsd
and sur,e..iui teacher, anI the trustees have iull
cuu6t~asy iu boo ab,it,s.. Mo. Howe will giyc
-ss.n. Boz .U,asr &C sacred music--oa the P,ano
% MsIoi,OB.
TUirioS.-Coumon English, $500
Higher TO-. $50
laugusgss, IO
lr,uch, sNta, 200
Music, ,Nua, 20 90 be % Lessons.
Ia. believed that Br,aut'. Pond afford. supe.
riof Advantage lHr High School. Il i gu,st ,
u.rai ant healthy village, situated on the Gnnd
Trank Esliuai. The school rom :. the most
plsasaut be- thc Cauuty, and Will accommodate a
hrgr nuuhsf Ui pupi.. Boafd will hc furnished
ia The br.J bniii-s from rs o. I so ref seek.
Rooms can IT. Uhiatusd on Vsry reasonable terms,
b, those - hH UIsh O. lizard theass Ives, AID thus
fgiuge the sVI,l.r. ILCss Nishing o. procure
tosti of rUsu. ,houi appl, early. Particular
aitsutiua wiI b.. givrn 10 those pfstanag o.
teach. aat ,s..f huiug 1f colcgc. Il - hoped
that au ~,i 10 pr~ssnt - the beginning 1t The
tgtm. An ,Nllb.iion st.l L. given at the close,
Il desired.
JOEL pERlIAM IT,. Secretary.
bNaui's iuai, Jul, ., ls6O. -
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DIED.

o. Wool.tosA. Lima. VIII Of Or. anu. Note.
ag-l J..
L. roulrI. l,h. VI. la Black .-sJ - ysar.
and ~ uHu. ts.
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] fau. ili.I Ua the aii-ruaon ofth- 10 inst. =,
\ a. vIEli-IiNUN PIrE. "a the tk-us,. ola
Turks head. The fndsr wiIi D. ss,ishl, rewatd.
cd o., isssia1 90 "a ihe once q The ONiorJ Demo.
cat.
JuIyiO. 1850
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THE sub.ct.bef hrrch, gives ruitic notice
that be- hs. b-,u dhl, appointed D., the hunori bic
Juisr II Probate iat The tuuHN oi uStfi, AMI
as,uueI The tru,l IT administration ct the estate
u
rULtN CHARLES late 81 Lowell.
L. ssrl CuunN decreased, b., giving honi ne the
L~ directs. lls therefore requests ,ll pcrsons
vho are indebted 20 ih- estate Of laid deceased
o. make immaculate ulSrsat, snd those Who have
ans demand. thstrou o. exhibit th sane a.
yuas 20, ls6O. NATHAN CHARLES.
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Medicines,

sueh az Ayers Sar.apariila. Ayers Cherry Fec
toraI. Aycf's Cithifiic Pills, Wright's ladiaR
Vegetable PILL. Kennedy Medical Di.coyefy,
DE-. Clark Polent Cherry STup, Dowa's Hal.
.amic ElNir, Week. Magic Compound, DAVE
rain Killer. Laagley's liiuers, Chalk Diusu,
FISH. Port Wine Biiiefs. llrowa's Tfoches, At.
sell. Bitlers, Castor Oh. Olive OIL, Csmphor
Com, Br,an's rnlnonic Waiss. Hair I've. Nil.
Iet'. Condition Powders for horses, Durntii's Coz
ooains ior the hair. narnctl'. Wash Zoe remov,pg
tan aad ircckle., Sc Also the Celebrated Russia
Salve. De. Grsndia'. Excelsior S,lse. ladiaa Al.
he,i,e .al,e. ny Paper and Str,chnine ior kil-
ling Flies. bog. ADD ncafs. Dc. Marshslrs g.
tsrTh Sauf. With lots Of SHAVING s TOILET
SOAR, fScoch re'iamey, LSon's kath'iron,
Spaiding's Rosemary. Cologne, by the Quart 90
ICES. Purc BEARS oil by the Quart of lcss.
wcod's Hair Restorative, oil. and Essences OF
Be,gsmot, Lemon, ChccketlrtN, Peppermint.
Sc, Gum Nuhsc, Spongcs, Sc.
The above goo'. have been purchased Tor cash
down. aud vail h. .old At
SATISFACTORY PRICEsi
J. =. A. u Toll, prepared 10 pot 10 perfect w.
pair al Kind. Of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
yEWELIl, aud
Warrant 20 give Satisfaction
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE Ar SHORT NOTICE.
rFCa,h paid for oll Gold and Silver.
BrrHrL Hut. 1859. IS
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Commissioned oi Ialtnlss
81 have NJ hesitaiipn IN assufing inNenio's
that they caoaot employ person more eompe snt
and tfu.iwofihy aud more capable ~ puttng their
application. IN q TORN 10 secure oT them IN ssfly
ami favorable confederation AZ th- Ps'snt Ohlce.
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Mapcs' Sup. Phos. Lime.

4 Ills 'alaible m,purc ). Zoe sale 1t the fam o
| the sub.suh-r. az ihr New York price
ifcightau charge. added. which d. ~ per lng
DARIUS TORBLS.
Sou,h Pau.. Aprl .. 1850. 10
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EnMrND nIRkE.
Late Comm,.s,onsf II ratenis.'
IT,. E.I.sr.fy = Ists

Boston, FshUafy :, ls5s,
"Mr. n. N. Eud, b.. made faf me THIRTEEN
application. ON ~ bot one 81 which Patents have
been granted. and that one l. now pend,"g Such
unmi,sk,L- proof u great nleni 'pd ABILITY on
~, part leads me 10 recommend sll Inventors 10
sppl, 10 him q" procure their paieus, 40 iLe' may
h. sue ct hasiag he most iIiihial aisni"u j..
.,o..d on thrir cases, and At vry reasonable
charge. JOHN INnhAkI''
From Sept. ~. 1854. to June ", is5s, The 'nb.
.stilsr ~ cuuf.c 81 he. large pfsFii'e. made. on
Twice.Rrj.r,rd applications, slNIEEN NJ.
PEAI.S, EVERY ONE 81 Nhich 80. decided in
h,s h,ur. by the Commissioner 81 ra'sn',.
Il. n. EDDY.
Boston. Jaa. ?. 1850. 80
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T'1,iiB,0HIah.
CHARLES MASON

"Itegsid W.. Edd, a. one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners With whom have
had Official intercourse.
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gfgal u .rr,s
y y lUE.-NoT1cE rs HERnpY

= r
" VI1UE.-NoTIoE IS HERBBY
given to the creditors Of the late Bank Of Mas
slloni a. Aassilloni Ohlo . present 70 ihe under
Harsh, q Maasillon Aforesaid, on before the si
day Of March 1861, for dividends, all their claims
against said Bank, All claims not 90 presented will
e forever barred from all dividends on the assets Of
sail Hank. BY order OF Court.
GEORGE HARSH,
ISAAC ST4EsE, Receivers.
June25:2g7
GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofR writ Of Fisri Faeias issued from the Court
Edgar Masters, plaintiff, against Moses Qnayle,
doiendantB, have levied upon and shall Oher for
sale at the ship yard Of Martin Quays, In the city
of Cleveland, IN said county on the 7h day Of July
1890, at o'clock p N. Of said day the following de-
scTibed personal property, 20 wit: barrels and con-
tentsi consisting Of bots, nuts, chains, kc., coal
1euttlo and gratsi ahive and strap holding down
stern post; 2iron block straps and Eindlail straps
lunele;290 sheriff
GHERIFF'S SSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofs writ Of Yendi eXpOnas issued from the Court
Of tCommon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit
Of the Commissioners Of Cuyahoga county, plaintids
oer for sale at the door Of the Court House. In the
city OF Cleveland, in said county the 2fth day O
July, 1890 at O'Clock p NJ the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the City Of Clsve-
land, county Of CuyahOga, Ohio, to wit: In Barber
Lord's allotment LOta Nos. 7l7 u.s. 81, gd6, east
bali Of lot No. ., south side Of end Of lot No
lots Nos s5, 800 and 4Ol south half Of lots Nos sl
and 49, lots Nos. 495 65f 6s5 6s5 aud al ID WIZ
leyvlle allotment IN said city Of Cleveland lots Nos
81, lsS and a5 In l. L. Hewitts subdivision and al
D. L. WIGHTMAE,
@, &W. 8. stotson, Pitts Atty. Sheriff.
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NEW YORK aIARKET-JULY ?.
Icy TELEeEGPH.1 I


FLOUR-saIes l4OOO bbIs; at s.. .2sasso for su-
pernne statei S540G5,55 for extra state; S5G655 90
1of supeThne western; S5,l0A5,6O for common 70
brands extra Ohio round hoop Marked closinF
ather quiet with holders disposed to meet the views
Of buyers and the market is lower on common and
medium grades with moderate business doing for ex
port and home demand.
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales Of $50 bbls at S5,45
@7,50 for common 10 choice extra Market a shade
easier with only moderate demand.
RYE FLOUR-sales az S35094,2 20 for common
TO- choice Euperfne Market steady with small
CORN 1IEALs-sales coo bbls at ss,Das, ,0for
Serseyi s5,logS,l3 for brandywine. Steady with a
WHIsKY-sales 900 bbls at 1Jz@a5zc In nod
WHRAT-salss Of 5000 bu white Kentucky at
Sl5e lt90 lzJl bush winter red western at 81 l,409
- 11O-1 Mli1aukee eiub At SlsSS9lSz ahoat and
qellVeredi llo0 bush chicago spring at Sl,Z1Gl p
heoepts pretty large and holders generally disposed
RHE-sales at s0cgs2. Market quiet with sales
BARLEY-MaTket Dull and nominal Sales Of
CORN--sales Of 5000 bush; at 6sx@G43S for good
and strictly sound mixed western; 63 for white Wes
tern and CSC tor yellow Southern. Market heavy and
0ATs-sales at s7940c for western and Canadian
and 4Qce14lc for state. In limited Te0uest
HlDES-Market dull and heavy.
HORK-Sales 2f75 bbls; Sls,sTal9 for new mess.
~ p lor old ness sl57 for western pIme mess; Sl3
q ior Old doj $3.50 for clear; Sl387 for new prime
tl7yaq for old do. Market more active and ruisr deI
ll nla3dl chiefly speculative and confined almost en-
BEEF Sales 800 bbls at SaiSl25 for country
PRIME S4,50g3 i9r country ps5=s5 go 1870 for re-
SIo ea eii, si a9d % for extra mess prime.
45ARID-saIss OF 800 bbls at l2al2Sc. Market firm
BUTTER-sales at lO@l5c foI Ohio, and l4aI5c
loT WESTERN lO9lsc for statei l79lsc for Orange
CalEEssE-sales ats@lO1sc for state; 7gIOgfo for
STOCKs-Dun III c bonds Oh; Harlem lst
9lortgage leo 3 sinking fund bonds 755f; NJ S
90 Is4i 9 S2zi Erie ISL; NJ Casl(: NJ i3sS. mi
Cserips 6s; G 4 Chi 6z7s; Chi R ~.
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COMMERCIAL

REYTFW or TIE CLEFELANrD WHOLE
SIZE PRODUCE MARKET FOR TIE
HEEK ENDING JULTs. 1890.
There was quite buoyant feeling in the
wheat market early in the week, based on fa-
vorable foreign news, and $ considerable ad-
vance took place, with sales to millers to fair
amount; but towards the close Of the week, the
market became heavy and dull, with nothing
doing boyond few sales to fll orders This
morning the market is further depressed By the
neWs'from abroad Of a more favorable appear
anee Of the crop there.
Holders Of -four shared in the hrmness felt
in wheat. and an advance was obtained In one
or two instances, but there cannot be said to
any permanent Improvement. The sales are all
in trihing amounts for local consumption. Corn
has ruled quiet. Oats seem to have touched the
lowest point. and are firm and buoyant st an
advance. The receipts are Light, and retailers
have t0dTaW upon the stocks in warehouse.
There has been an active home inquiry for
eggs, and prices have advanced. Fruits, high
wines, and pretty much all other articles of pro-
duoe are quiet and without change.
ALcoHoI-Manufaeturers quotations are 4lc
for ss per cent. which is the only quality in
any demand.
ALE-We quote as follows: Present use. IS
Stock s69S7; Porter IS and Kennett $40,
BKAEs-Are inactive and nominal at 5O@sOe
for all qualities.
BUTTER-Is unchanged and dull, with only an
occasional sale for shipment. Prices range at
lOc9lle for Central, and up to l2'ze for choice
W, R., with sales grease at sc.
CHEEsE-Is in fair demand and steady at 8 .
range Of 797le-the greater portion of the sales
being at 7Ke@7Hc. Light sales Of old are max
ing at lOc.
EGGs-HRve come in rather slowly, and with
good demand. have steadily advanced, selling,
at the close, at IB9l2c.
FEATBERs-Are quiet at 42944c
GRAIN-WHRAT-AdVance early in the week
to 81 929Sl g for red, and 81, IS for white but
subsequently declined again, closing with sales
to-day at 81. Is for the former on track and 20
for lots from store.
CORN-Has ruled quiet, closing with sales at
4794sc on track, and Soc from store.
OATs-Have improved and close firm and bOuy-
ant at sc.
BARLET-Nothing doing and prices nominal.
RYE-Inactive, and nominal at '5e
HIDEs-The market is unchanged. Dealers
continue to quote ss follows;
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EXECUTTVR COMMITTEE.

EHILADELFHIA, July 2
The Democratic State Executive Committee
met this afternoon at the Merchants Hotel The
proceedings were conducted with closed doors.
A motion 20 admit substitutes was negatived;
alsOs motion for the re-assembling Of the State
Convention to take action.
Robert &. Monagan, Of the 9th, prominent
AonlniETation man ana opponent OF Mr.. Heck
nan IN the last Conquest campaign made warm
speech saying that while he preferred Mr.. Breek-
enridge he was obliged % regard Mr.. Douglas the
regular Democratic candidate. He then offered
resolutions Of compromise About p out Of the 90
member present were DOnglasites, Is Of whom
were warmly sustained BY outside pressure There
Were hot discussions between the leaders Of both
factions during the evening, and various PROPOSE
tons were voted down at length.
Thos. G. D0well, Of Danphue Co, offered resO-
lutions, which were adopted by vote of 40
against IS, as follows: First, Calling on the De-
mocraey Of the State to unite in the support of
Gen Foster, 2or Governor, and TO bring all diff
ferences on the Presidential question in the local
election.
Secondly, Recommending the Democratic par
y Of the State to unite on the electoral ticket
formed at Reading, OF the following basis
II L should sppear, on ascertaining the result
0 other States Of the Union, that BY casting the
entire vote Of PennsyiFania for Douglas Il would
elect him. said electors shall be under obligation
% cast said Tcfe In that way. II the said vote
would not elect Douglas, but elect Breckenridge,
then shah Il be cast Tor breckenridge. If the said
vote vii elect neither Douglas or Breckenridge,
then the elections may divide according to their
own judgment.
The basis ofthis united action Tbeiug that it is
the drst and highest duty Of all good democrats,
however differing about new and minorities Of
principle, - mite firmly against the comon enc
my. The chairman Of the committee was author
lied 20 c0mmunicate with the electOrs and obtain
their pledge within thirty days. To act under
this obligation the committee adjourned to meet
At CressOn, at the call Of the chairman.
Prior 70 the adoption Of the Compromise res
olutiOn IN the National Executive Committee
many propositions were made, and among others
one deelarng Douglas the nominee Of the Dem
oeEate party for President, which was voted
down By syes I9, nays g.
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HIeHwEEs-Are unchanged, and sell at 1so
the market closing dull.
MEAL-COrnmeal is selling at s1,2s per cWt'
for good quality.
NAILS We quote them at SS9S3l9k for
assorted. and s59S5.5O for pressed spike.
OHs-Are generally quiet as follows Lard,
No. !. ssc@s5; No. 2, 7scG75ci Whale, 6sc97Oo
Linseed S6c@ssc, Sperm 81. l.sO9sl6 IS and coal oil
7Oe.
PRovIsIoNs-Are unchanged and firm. Pork
is steady at $3.50 for good qualities. Smoked
meats continue in light supply and active de-
mand, and are firm at 7h9sc for shoulders, 91kc
@l0e for common hams, and 12e for city sugar.
cured do. Lard is scarce and held at Il9l1he
for good grades
SAILS firm st 40 for fne and I, ,4Osl,5O for
coarse. Sacks are frm at lOse.
TALLOw-Besf taIloW is quiet at DC and NUT
ton do. OF sK99c.
VnEaAE-SeIling at l5o for cider and &c for
manufactured.
WOoL,-b readily bought By dealers, at a
range Of O95Oc, according to quality.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

SPRIEGFIRLD, July g.
The Butterfeld Overland mail coach from San
ed here Last night
The following summary hss been reesivsd
san Francisco, uth--The news "a exceedingly
neagres e syerything vas telegraPhed up to Sat
Ihe Overland nail, leaving St. LOuis 2lst Nav.
arrived yesterday the 10Th, confirming previous
Ths Indians fed from the reach Of CoI Hsv,s
volunteers. All spprehsnsions from them IN the
Maahoo mines are sc an end.
ms regular troops will be stationed near Py-
ramid Lake and at other places where tbsy can
best protect all the ssttlements
Ihe company who went through In the pony
expires route expect 10 obtain q sufficient force
Eomg. 5. troops, now at Camp Flood in Ondsr to
Keep ne route nee from danger after II Is once
cleared and stations re-established
HE weather has become warn and pleasant on
the eastern side Of the mountains.
. 1ae llnez were returning 70 the works where
1ears ofthe Indians recently caused the absndon-
msnt
The aceounz from all claims on the corn stalk
ieaq continue as fattering as ever
1here Is nothing from the Oregon election.
A stage Wes robbed BY highWEymen on the 9th
1s-l SLlso, Butler county, Of $4,000 in transit
EeVI from Sandwich Islands is mp to the 24th
Of Nay
The japanese steamer Caudinanansb touebed
Ct Honolulu on the the ed Of june on her WsT
The markets were very duh at Honolulu.
She repora more valuable guano discoveries.
LAzEsT BT TELEaRAPH,
Ban trancisco, june y, g %. ms-Arrived To.
Gay 1oeamer Golden Gate, Panama, and gteamer
Ee4-laa nom Oregon and British Columbia
Sailed Mary l. sutton n Y HeraId ~ The
aorning Calico Fleet, Hong Kong, Conor isenbo
HonE-Kong,
The weeks business opens moderate.
5eeon ena lerd slightly improved
Cement s. so per Dbl.
4here Z more inquiry for candles, but very few
Judge IerTy's trial has been removed to Mar
Vin county. Indicating his acouittsl.
The noWE from PortI6nd OreqOn- q To the stb
one day after election
Ihe result was doubtful, but the probabilities
were for Logan's election 70 COnqress.
No opinion can Be formed as to The rolities of
the Legislature.
Two Democrats were elected in Mottnonsh Co.
y EIall ma5oEities where the Republicans had
hopeG-
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PMLADELPRIA, July 2.
A large and enthusisstie meeting was held here
this evening % rdfify the nomination OF Breck-
enridRe and Lane.
Hon Charles E. IngsTsoIl presided, with a list
Of Presidents and Secrefaries
1ne re.olutions ed0pted re-sfirm the Cincin-
nau plas!ofnsl ana TIE explanatory resolutions
Charleston Couye1fion
They also declare that TIE ,Front-st. Theatre
nominations sre mere uullify; and that the
lo.eLnAllon q nleeEenrioge and Lane Is entitled
cratic party.
A letter was read from Hon. W. I. Reea ..
commendiug coneiliation and harmony
Itgpeam q the folly Of sacrffcfng the election
Of M. Foster as Governor Of the Sfafe becanae
Of an abstract difference Of opinion on a theory
OF vast but not paramount importance and boped
thst milder councils will prevail, 90 that the eec-
toral vote Of Fenusy yiTauia may be cast agaipet
the Republicans and for the Democmfic eandi-
date who & most aYailnbIe