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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE

DlSSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The paftnershi p heretofore sNistiag bsis eea
the Subscribers !. tbs dsy dissolved ~ mutual
consent. AZ PERSONS iaisbirl 90 said 6rm
tegae-iei 10 settle the same inmediaisly With W.
Hubhaid. who - daly asthouIei % settle the
HIRAM HUBBARD.
4. N. HAMMOND.
p,ris. Nav 4. Is6n.
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STATE or MAINE.
O1toUu, ss.-Supr-ms Jud,cial Cou,t. Mach
Tern. ls6O.

OAFoUu, ss.-Supr~ne Judicial Court. March
Tern. isGO.
Dora Bnd'ofj W. Mauvld,n \. Ts,lor.
4 NJ nas q appearing o. The Court that the
y aid tsfrnIslt b. not az iahahts.t 1T this
state, sHi has nN teuant, Ngyut o. auofps, there
b., and ihat be- has nn notice ct The penlsucy OF
this suit.
Ia. OFprHTn hy The Court th,t the aid
risiHiiT aaith the s1ii dsfsaaat u the p n'i-nc'
of this snIl. b. causiHg an abstract ~ tbs stit
With ih,. order ID Carrt therron o. L. pah'ished
thfee weeks sucors.,,riy IA thr Oxford pcH''ctat
a paper rrlbiri AZ Psris in .a.i to1uiy, he h't
pailrlfou 90 Do thirty ts,s az irast before the
nat term rt saA Cunit. o. o. hslirn a. ians'
aE,r-.,.tI. on che srs.lI Tursdly 81 Augist neat,
o. che sgf that thr nod defendant ma, then and
there aBBsar 20 sli Coat. ant shsw cause, II
as, b. hss. why Illymeli shnih net ~ reader.
I'll ssail.t h,m. All sNrOIfiop ,ssusd accordingly .
Aussu SIDNEY FEHllAM, eek,
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W a nArnN.
MARRIED.

o. Cp7ia8, Arf.i 81. o., T.. e.. ll,rIow. f.qt
&. 4. llt..Hs ~ tsHtou. o. Me- ADJ An,e New
man ~ u.s.rH. Msy 9th. Johp T. Thomp.1u
81 Hartford. a. Ars-Ils : Uufchlas II piN6-h.
o. ut,ts... Joe 81. o., Wm. ". Bolster Esq..
N....f n Abbott. VI. r., &C Aadlyer. O. Me.
lIrt.eII 4 Poster 90 pNlsHi
o. Tu>urt. 7.h irst. Chs.. " Lovs1. Tsq..
Of Narss,. 90 Nc. May Chlal.sr, 81 3.
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LOOK HER E!
Ye Men who want a Farm /!

rI'IIE subscriber will cell hi. Farm, situated ia
Hebron, one mile from the Acadeuiy. Said
farm contains rs acres, suitably DIVIDED iniu
field. tillige and pastursge, with a good wood aud
timber loi connected. There are two well. and
a good orchard, part OF which has recsRtly
tetn set oat. This farm !. enlirely ienoei with
stone the buildings are one story house two
good barns. wood she'd, granny, grlnd good
shoe shop, and other necessary out buildisgs.
Thi. farm will he sold at bargais. ii applied
for .oon. For farther Information inquire Of the
proprietor. on the premises. -
FRANCIS II. PRATT.
Hebron, April 20. is6o. ~
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AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS
R.H EDDY
Solicitor of Patents!

Eat, Ag,nfoJt6s u. s. Patent oGes, Ws'h-
ingfon, under the act 81 1891
az state ST., opposite Kiiby St, Bo''o"
a r.rrR mn extensive practice OF upWsrde
n tser,, ,sar,, coniinu,s - secure Pa,sm'
an. Una,d St.,s.; AMI aLo ~ Great hfHs'
rapc. and other foreign countries, ,N
81 sr;6~,iip0s, A.-igp'aeuts' and ~ PsP
Dp~inr. e,r Patent. executed On hoetN 1910
sad With despatch. Esstarch'' MADE 'n'o 49,
lean ~ for.isu ~o'k., 90 detsfm'ne VOC
a, n,,I,,, a p.,..,. OF Is,s.iioa.--snd IegaI OF
other advice rssI.reA 10 al matters touching we
,,m.. Capis, Of IN, elaiw. 81 Any Psisn'' 'o''
ai.hsd by iernttins eos 1oHs'. A'''gh@en" 's'
corded At ws.hngtoa.
! The arsnc, 10 not 'only the largest m Wv
Enslsnd. ,iH through u 'n'eHirr' hF'e ai''"s
20, faf securing patcnt,, 90 ascrr'r'H'ng me %"
,nlabiliiy 81 iayentions, unsurpasssd bl"",,
i,o,.sasufahl, superior 10, any which e's 70 OF
l.rrJ them cisrshsre. The testmohlss bs,o.
ri,sn pso,e that nm. " NORL SuCCtSrt VI
ar TIE PATENT OFFICE 'hsn ihs ,ue.cr,.
.b,,. sad a, SUCCESS ~ THE BEsT FhoOt
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he uoS's
sd that he hi. abundaut reason 10 htli.'', 'nh
80, &c ,hat u no other oihe, Of the l,Dc sr-
the chitrr, i"r p'oiessionsl 'ei'',' s'ns''
IN. ,.,-y.p,, practice oi the suhs'tih-r' d"rlns
,.,,t, ,.,,. r,.t has rusblsd hini O. srrn'D'-is
ir.ll.,ti,eol ,psci6caiions SOL f'ial s'ei'-
tons relative o. p.tsuts. Thee 's's'' s'sN
t.n.iyr hbflr, at lrgpl and 49, haHiral ~o,s' an.
tall ac-,aai, 81 Patents Eranisd - Tho ,'"'h
STATE. "A Eatope. tsnlef hiu ahlr tsl e.d i's''
too. q aaer ,upsf,of facilities Tor obtaining pat
rats.
Allnrss,.ity Oh Journey 10 wa.hiagion iopfe'
ca,, , p,tsnt. ADD The usual ,pat de IA, there are
saved in,eaior'.
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Ts,hmOHidlt

TsifimOHid's.
eel regard W.. Eddy q. one oi the most espsb'
and Succession practitioner, Nth vAo@ have
had Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
rsiouefo tFatsnr.'
eel have M he.inlion IN as'urng inTshiov
that the, cannot employ person more eomps'h
AL tru.ivouhy, snd mote cayahls on pu'iing 'h''
Application. IN a torn 60 secure i"f then az ,'fJ
.nI favorable consideration ~ ih- Ps'gnt Otles'
EDMUND BUKkE,
Late Comm,.sionsr 81 fatents.'
Boston, Tsrusp :, ISIS.
"Mr. n. n. Edd, ha, made ipfm NE THIRTEEN
.pplicat,on. on al hat one ~ h,ch faisnis hsIs
hen grated. sni that onc - now p-ndi"g such
u.m,.tsLald proof u great uisui snd ability %
NJ. u.rt lead. me IN recommend al ia'en,of'i 10
.pp, ia him 20 ptocufc their r'isui,' az iheN may
h. ,urs 81 having 'he mo't iiithial attention b.
slowed On their cases, and ~ Nsfy fea-on.b1s
charge. JUN INnnNh''
Tfom Sept. ~. 1857. to June ", ls5s, the cot.
.eril-r. 100 cour.s Of be-. large rrsrilcs made. -
Twice.I,sIreisd applications, ~lNItLN ~
PEAI.S, EVERY ONE of whi,h wa' decided ~
M. C,yor. h, the Commis,,ousr II rstsn's.
Il. n. EDDY.
Boston. Jaa. 2. lsCO. -
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RUSSIA SALVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT

russia s,tvE crREs nvRNs.
NUssIA sALvE GUNS cNNcERs.
russia sALvu CrHEs SORE IILs.
RUSSIA sNLvE CUHEs IrcH
russia s,tvE CrHrs TELoNs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURrs seam MEAD.
RUSSIA sALyE cuHEs NtrrtE RASH.
nrssA sAtvH Cyurs CyTs.
Russia sAtyE crHrs CDRNs.
HrsstA sALyN CyHrs SCANS.
russia sALVE cuUEs sAir HHNrs.
ErsstA sitvE Cvns SORTS.
HrsstA satvT CvRrs INA ntrEs
RUSSIA SAW cvuEs Wiurtows.
russia sNtyE Cruus utcEns.
NrssiN sAtNE CrHrs WARTS.
HrssIA s,LyE cvHr. SORE SiTrtEs.
RUSSIA sNIyE CvErs stiEs.
russia sILvE CvErf TtsTTw.
RUSSIA sNLvE CrUEs mNowoEs.
ArsstA sALvE CrEE scthNN
RUSSIA sALNE CrHu HrNioN'.
RUSSIA sAtyT CyEu suRA hrs
NrssfN sAtvE Crurs INGUovtNo SAitA
Hr.siN sAtyE Cruu SPIDER sriNos.
uyssiA sALvr Crurs sHiNuirs.
NrssiA sAtvH CTrrs TRrFTiuN'
Hrs.iA sALvH crRrs MOSQUITO Brrn.
hrssiA sAtvE CvEEs CuLutAiNs.
RUSSIA sALvE Cygrs TnottN LINES.
Hrssi. SAVE CrUH WINS.
Russia sstvE CruIs suHE TAh&
HrsztA s,gyH CrHrs HofL-.
russia sAtvE CuEu rifsH wouSpa
RUSSIA SAVE c'.rrs IttLs.
.lrsstA sAtvr CrUrN HuytsEs.
u-sstA sNtvE CrUrs OiNrrED HASns.
Hr,fsiN s,iyr CrErv srE,iNs.
Hrs,.tA s,Lyr CvUrs swritrD NosE
HrsstN s,tyU C.Urs rGlsIrTtAs.
ursst, sAtvE CrErs LANE whisr
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THOMAS p. cLEAvEs,
Weights and Measures!

i HEREBY .irs r1.ir 1.U-e that have been
4 Hrp..r.rI ~-,..r a. Mr..lr snl M-'surrs.
o. th- t4s.1 ~ rafis. plI have appHirtri >atur-
tst.ftr PSI Itv uf JIr- urNt, tr McrIrHt.,
Warmer. .II 81 others ID, hHrg ip t5aif wr. : hts
tBi m-,.Hr-. az haze ihru compared With the
t.auss1.f.I. of. thr lac r#il.lrs.
BLNJ. WALTON.
Pau. HJl. VI, =, 1900,
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Medicines,


sush o.. A,ef's SarAp,nlL. Aver. Ch,rry Pee
toai. A,er'. Ctthirtic PILE, Wrghr, lndiss
Nsgrtab.- rill.. K-anei,'. Medical Discovery
10 C,tk', roieut CHEVY SSup, Do~n's Bal-
.,mir EliNr. Week. Mage Compound. DAVIS
Pain kirsr. I,ngl~,'. Uttcf.. Ciatk's Biu,'.
Tisk'. rou wins Bitsr.. Brn~n'. Tfochr.. Al.
w,rs nitrrs, Castor o.. olive o.. CampL ~
Gum, Npan'. rnluunic Waff.. ilsir I've, M,l.
lst'. Condition Powder. i1r hofse.. buru~tt'. co.
oo4ins f,r ihs hair. Birru'. Wash fur remo'in.
tan a0i ft,cile., g.. Al.r ihc Celebrated Ku..p
S,l,c, ~. Gr,niin's ENcslsior S,l'e, Indian Al.
he.yr .llye. ~, r,p-r and Slr,chninr for ~.
hns IlIrs. Ubgs snl llsafs ~. Marshal'. ca.
nuh Saud. Nth lpts 81 SHAVING 4 TOILET
soar. frcnch rsflamrr,, l,on's kalhiiron.
~psiiIng's N1ssusu. Cuugus, by The Quaft or
ls.s. rurc BEARS OIL hy the Qr,ft ~ les.
wupi'. iia,r IIs.t1r,r,r. Oil. anil Essences 81
Bstg,mat, Lsmon. Chc,ksrl-fU, Peppermint.
s. Glm lr,l1c, Sp10grs, s..
The alslV, glp's have hrrn pufchlsei Tor cash
do~n. hni wiil 10 .u.l 10
SATISFACTORY PRICES
JS.A q. fi'l, rf~r,ri o. pot IN perfect fe.
p,,, 40 k,ni. Of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEwELEN, a1i
Warrant 20 give Satisfaction
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE At SHORT NOTICE.
TFCrhrlis f,r oli Gold and Silver.
BrruIL Hut. isj9. IS
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~ CORNnILl. BOSTON. oS
BROWN & TAGGARD,
Publishers aud Wholesale
Booksellers.

Au,o,s their many valuable qualifications. are
Ca-Ivis's E,av,, vols. mo.
No. Si,,atiIs4', Qas,s'.' EaEtsi, : 'ol'.
Es.,.,1psfi Ia~irIg1, i'ols'
Pr.sv's Clisd Li'1Ty, O'ol''
Wurlrs fsUu's Ws'h, 6'os,
Rl.5s T5grn Esprs, O'os.
FEIfss
C-a,rla, Worls y Erasrs Bi'v, u vols.
Nss.r.. Browa 4 T,gg'rd Keep constantly on
hand a vrr, large All complete stock II Letter
aaI Nats rsrer, Ea,rrp--. Peas, luk, States.
ihr vsri,u, school Book. DO uss en- Ncw Ing.
hBI, Rihlrs. G,t U,nk., Stsodsrd sni M'scel-
h,s8u. Book. sni ryrr, hing iu any nay per-
a,a,ns o. grurnl BOOK snd Stationery bust
nsss.
They w,ll b. pleased a. supply orders from
RaaA .slirf,, Clpufp Mruhhnts. teachers, Sc,
Al satisfactory purr.; aai wuui ,o''te then,
~hra visiting che cttN, Co cali a1d examine thef
t.f-r sta-k hsf.irr Purchasing elsswhsre.
brown n TNGG NHD.
ruhi.hets & Whpiesair h'oksslvrs, bo'Tos'
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DY>PI P>IA

Ta-,, 81. o. H.ss,.- ya.-a s...ra,- tbs h'Fr'-
r-.. as sra.rr OF ..i,.a.4... sri f,u,he' 90
,s. .sa- .,rrrts. Dgrsa,a .. l-araf....
Tr,,ua..l r.tbr discovery .' ihr
Originated Hitter,
T-srs 81, .... .1 ur...Hr aro-'..l.r 90 those 'ai.
fr... r.r, ft.. sole .pn,I i..-''s. 'hl-4 rsiis'-
sHrt-srs -,..r. degree.
TIE power a''he.e nusr' o''r che above
r4aa. |.ss.- a. u,'I s. .ssr al 'hl.s ha'iHg
,as.rosts.s ta .a.-ri,J, l,-s.t,.r, asI f..''laal
l...l.a. OF o. ...a1rh, s. vsH o.. AifisH al
G.s-ll r.t.f, ,. ir,art a'. yrs.l,aa.
CspT sTa Letter from school Teach
cr IN Detroit.
p,rEbtr. Mob, Jsns nc. ls55.
u-..r.. s. " Ta~tr 60. Basras la
rs..rs.r. III. flH uNNsHNArFr biffta', ! Gao
co.,. fss, 4rrr t1y.r- u- pRipfr-n &C. 'e'"'l
u...... sr| 10 Ia#sf .,il- eiia run a1i 'rs' .'''-
t.fr. .f.rl-t. sas fr.stI',l H.1H tv a iiir1I
1...rrH..., ..iIs.fI . tla s.l.- u-' Iri1- o. co.
..r., Of Guer'. Os,Essstri h.'irrs. bsi,fr
u-.#- alf bly.r Gle -rratf r-lr'~i' al O.,
tUr IUrrta.s ..s. l..I t-I lHlil-s snI hhN
49, sT.Irs.. So, H4I .I.. rs.aaia 20, Zoo" "i
s-,r.t. -l.s. H1rf tisfTFasIu- rtHl tlaH mN 90 10
vn.rl have H.rH sa.irs.g rairi hy tHis iuTaIa'l.-
ur..lrlrs sri be- gtfs ue great p..tsur- o. re-
ssrrsr o. fp .r, alf aI whi miy b. .uacuag
fau f1fs lps..a. ut.a.t.
". BACON,
Tel.hsr af Deffa.t ~v.sgt school
P.a1,r.lH. sara ". T1wtr a Co.. Boston
s7fUl .,.s.. o.. o. Hur. = e., rsu.. Va.
A. Rrt. : Ittl psus. u. .. Moves, Nar~s,;
y. Nr.gs| * Co.. u1r,friI. " : Chase 4
e.. uNI-'f. O.. =. tITrf.er s1i e. %. a..
No. Ur.HrI al4 li .....srs cssushere.
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Dry Goods s. Groceries.

AL .uea athrr ari.r.r' AZ ,rr u.I'Iy Kept IA
VARIETY STORE.
WANTED, D. ,,.hhHsr &C. grris, Ld6S,
Wool. aHI al. aJlrI Aiui. Of ''lrt, tfnda.r.
JOSEPH FRAY.
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state OF Maine.

EITcUrrVE DEFAErHTSr,l
Augusta. NAV Z, 1850.
IN adjourned session uf the Executive Council
will h. held at the Council Chamber. ~ Augusta,
on TUESDAY the twelfth day OF June next.
Atest: NOAH >atTH,
Secretary OF State.
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S'ANDERSON, the senior ani oely surviving
- pauisr Of the 6m 1t Sandcrson \ Lanetgln,
PyTotechnisis To the City of Boston,
Dealer. 10 F,resorks. Committee. hr cities
and towns. and private individuals, wishing su'
r.riar saiety.mitchei Potable FirrSork. "f any
descriptive, sc their own u-c, or pablo display,
or isr .ale, frpm 1000 TuUpedDcs At IS cents 10 "a
display IT = so. 900, will COL u iur iaer ad'an-
tag - call and examine a stock Of 6resorks not
equ,llcd Ia qtantity 90 variety by the combined
s.tabli.hm-ut. II New Eugand. and ttr superior
~ quality 10 al Others, a. the test OF tea years
has proved.
AL orders addressed 10
HOLDEN. CUTTER & CO..
% AL % F.Isai. a,d lO7, III g. lI3 Co-Erp
Stree, B5siJs.
AGTNI, ron SANrTEsoN's SAFrTI FIRE.
wOREs.
Ia,hs Crt,kr,, TS'p,d5ss, Fig', Lisiras. Bal
Issns, ST., s., -, ell Loser fAin Ell 0iAU..
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400 Dollars an Acre !

Five acre, will make an inIrp,nLsn, neoms
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT
AtPlea,ant Mills. Alhniio CouaIy, y. J.
1000 acre. of thu. land ft sale ~ p. HURn.
,,m.,I, Of Norwsy, NJ. ri. s1,.i - iasrs a ~
N,s J~-..y, on favorable ttuls ~ C,-sh, Aad
the balance 10 thTre wears.
Per,Bn. en- see frm.. ~ o,rsilg be'", ~h'eh
p.o,lucel last year los l-s.h-is n! tria-rt'e' tn
IN. acre AID sold laf - - p"f h'ishsl The cost
Of gct,ins thi. hni ,alo Cr,nlruics u. snail,
compared With ihr ,Srotu.s, an's wtsn os'o" ~ We
y permanent orop, p'e,hns - e'i'isa'EH' ",-'TS
,,,h,,y l,t IN. p.sk,ag, which 10 - CO. h-'sh.
o. Tks, ace 30. worth $500 li,h-l ia Phil
sdelphn. m
Pre- IT l,nI SD az acre. Adire-, J. u
HURD, Batslo T.. a., Pleasant MiH'' Auaa"a
Co. y. ].
Feb. -, lsoo.
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Safety Fireworks!
At REDUCED PRICES.

Stsi.rssa {. Liargas', SAFETY Ireworks.
A4lrsr LI,srFaa's SAFETY Patent firsNoTks.
Sssfg,5H's Safety Portable Superior Colored
ItfrNufks,
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Nm a. 5 NC

~ u - c<<S ~ 0-o
'I,IIE Suuth Pari. Comet Band j. prepared 70
furnish music &c Celebrations, Anniyer'a'
r,a.. Pirn,cs. ani al occasions ~hets aAitay
nu.,r h. required. Terms reasonable.
Adifs.s. FRANK n. SklLL.NGS, Leader,
or ". y. BOLSTER. Ssch.
80. Psrs, April, lsol. IL ."
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Aul.l. spNEY rCmItN. Cl-t


ArsrUAtr uT FtNtNTIfH f MHif.
n r.., oft fhr oisH, Co. ihnt che shii isirni-
aut at ---, tr ~lt, lt .hIi Pare, ca che t~rn.
f,.fl.f dot, 90 JuYe. \. u ISIS. hy bee pr1m.s-
60, nats ai ihlf d1is o., hIn s.-i. pr''u.'rl The
fIl.ritH o.. rl, Boo ur afirf, ibiri, -1ur t1Iliu
aut lt, .iraI cent. ol lrn,1I nni i1'.rr'i.
pafs I'd v.ut OrtHEsl 10. l>i9. Nrtutnah'c
Nv trru. t~iq. NInmHIu, -.
wv. $50. Bolster. Avs nr P.f
4 fr,r. l.r, rf che arI-f 1f CHuu v,ih aFsu act
oi r.slaII. svut.
Nus.l. SIDNEY rEgWNM. clerk
ni-~oLuTIpN or COMPREHENSIVE.
IL TIC utHtBHU.hir heretofore rNIsiIHg bets go
d. .Hbs-u'.H, lr HVa1f'. r11i. We, rs this daN
I.s.rl,rf. o., urHH r,rs-l. j'sph fnN,
sl.rs. a..l .It.I 90 srli.r OBJ. i--sIn,s ot the
afr tH1.
Byba.s PpaI. Jara ~. ISL.
JOSEPH FRAY.
JOHN D.. MERRILL.
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DIED.

Il r.o,. Jaa, ',s. Nc. Jo.sra IIos, .ssI II.
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lie IA, also openei With an salirs oee aud lie
g,nt stock u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-14

Fron, central America.

New YORK, July I2.-Advices from Cen
tral America state that Thomas T. Meagher,
and associates, had concluded contract
with Costa Rica for building a railroad from
Boca del Fora to Punta Wala.
Advces from Ecuador represent the coun-
try in a very disturbed state.
An engagement was daily expected at
Guayaquil between the troops under Franco
and Thosefflores. Those of the former were
committing terrible outrages, sacking
towns, &c.
From Bogota we learn that Mosquera IS
marching upon the city with a considerable
force.
General Herran had withdrawn his name
as a candidate for the Presidency, and was
about 10 return to Washington as Minister
Plenipotentiary.
Rev. Padre Alair was arrested at Panama
on the lst Of July, and thrown into prison.
He had just arrived in the steamer AnRie,
and was supposed to be on diplomatic
mission to Europe, from Gen. Mosquera, to
present to the State Of Cauca.
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Overland Mali.

FAYETTvILLE Ark, July I2.-The over
land mail Coach, with San Francisco advices
to the 22d ult., passed here this morning.
Ten convicts escaped from the State pris-
on Oh the Goth.
The Republican State Convention on the
2lst nominated Charles Z. Washburne Will
liam Ii. Meeks, Charles A. Rice, and Anto-
nio NJ. Pierce for Presidential electors
The Jacksonville, Oregon, Sentinel extra
of the 10th ult. says that the official vote of
every county in the State except Wascoe
gives Shiel, (Democrat) a majority over
Logan (Republcan) of rs votes. The vote
of Wascoe will increase the Democratic ma
jority.
The Legislature stands from to 10 OPP
position majority on joint ballot.
Nothing had been heard from the party
that left Canton Valley on the 9th ult. to
re-estabIish the pony express.
The accounts from the Washoe mines are
rot very favorable.
ST. JOSEPH, July l2.-The Denver City
Express with dates to the 9th, passed here
to-day.
The Fourth was appropriately celebrated
at Denver City.
Business was still dull but improving
An average of 40 trains per day were re-
turning to the States
The arrivals were decreasing rapidly.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY E.. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

New YORK, July l3.-This morning Ser
geant Wyeth of the 7th Ward arrested An
drew Smith, member of the last Legisla-
ture from the 1lth Ward of this city on
complaint of Andrew Dugro, Ex-G Governor of
the Almshouse, charged with having forged
the signature of John Kerr, one of the ex-
else commissioners, as the endorser of note
drawn by Smith for 5000.
The fifth mortgage bonds of the Erie R.
R. Co., have been foreclosed and the sale
will take place November goth at the Mer-
chants Exchange. This foreclosure which
is probably the final step in the re-organi-
zatiOn of the company, as authorized by
acts of the New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania Legislatures, is rendered easy
and agreeable to all the interests involved,
in as much as arrangements are understood
to have been made for the final redemp-
tion of that part due the second mortgage
bonds, amounting to about S2,0OO,0OO, the
holders of which have insisted upon prompt
payment in cash, of principal and interest
1t is understood that the Company under
the new organization is to be known as the
Ere Railroad Company.
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WASHINGTON, July ll.-No proposition
of any kind has been submitted to the Gov
ernment by Capt. Gibson or any other per-
son for the purchase Of Mormon interests in
Utah
The Cabinet has the overland mail SER
vice again under consideration. One party
proposes weekly trips to PlacerviIle in 25
days for 5000 600. All the Cabinet except
Mr.. Holt accept this proposition.
The Z. s. Agricultural Exhibition will
be held at Cincinnati, Sept 18th to GOTH
The premium list amounts to $40, 900. No
cattle will be admitted on account of pleu-
o-pnueumonia, but large premiums will be
offered for horses, machinery, steam fre-en-
gines, &c.
Gen. Collum, former Clerk Of the House
of Representatives, charged with embezzle-
ment in office, was tried by the Criminal
Court to-day and acquitted
Theophilus Fisk, well known in the edi-
torial world, has been appointed clerkship
in the Post Office Department
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RsA- THOSE. BRICKLEY' 5 Improved Steam
Patent Bread and Cracker Bakery have
this day baked some Bread from Flour made
by Messrs. Iglehart Bros of this city, from
new wheat, and l pronounce it the best
flour from new wheat that ever saw. The
dough rises well, and is as lively as any old
flour l ever worked"
The -four above spoken of was made by
L. S. reynolds Improvement on Boiling
For anv information in regard to said i'm
provement, call at Iglehart's Mill, or on
J. P. Hutton, Washington Hotel.
Evansville, July 13th.-ltd&w
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CAN ANY ONE TELL.-Can any one tell
how men who cannot pay small bills can al
ways find plenty of money to buy liquor,
and treat when happening among his
friends.
Can any one tell how young menwho dodge
their washwoman and are always behind
with their landlords, can play billiards night
aad day, and are always ready for a game
of poker or seven up? ?
Can any one tell how men live and sup
port their families who have no income and
do not work; and why others who are in
dustrious and constantly employed, half
starve.
Can any one tell how it is that man
who is too poor to pay for a newspaper, is
able to pay 25 cents day for tobacco and
cigars
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Bs2g~ Rumors are rife that Sheriff Gavitt is

Bsly Rumors are rife that Sheriff Gavitt is
getting frightened at the want of harmony
in his party and the enthusiasm and grow
ing strength of the united Opposition, and
that he is afraid to make another race for
Sheriff. 1t is said that Mr. Cox, his deputy
is the victim selected for the sacrifice The
arrangement is understood to be for the
Court House Clique to run Mr.. Cox, hoping
to elect him. If elected, the gossips say, Mr.
Gavitt is to 90 'snucks with him in the
proceeds of the Office, of course throwing his
whole strength in favor of his election.
Then if Douglas should be elected Smith "
is promised and will probably get the Spe-
cial Mail Agency. That, with half the pro
ceeds of the Sherifalty, would lie a "nice
thing" If the Clique candidate should be
defeated, which is quite probable, our pru-
dent Sheriff will escape the disadvantage of
defeat.
There are several ifs in the way of our
Sherif's calculations. In the first place, the
Clique candidate may be defeated or,
Douglas may not be elected (he cannot be)
or even if elected, he may turn his back on
his friends as lie did when he besrayeds
Frederick $
Truly, Douglasism is a hard road to
trabble."
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THE UNITED STATES SENATE.-Thu Sen
ators whose terms expire in 1861, and whose
places are to be filled by the next Legisla-
lures Of the States, are Fitzpatrick, of Ala
bama, johnson of Arkansas, Gwin of Cali
fornia, Foster of Connecticut, Yulee of
Florida, Iverson of Georgia, Trumbull OF
Illinois, Fitch Of Indiana, Harlan of Iowa,
Crittenden of Kentucky, Slidell of Louis
lana, Pearce of Maryland, Green of Mis-
souri,, Clark of New Hampshire, Seward o.
New York, Clingman of South Carolina
Pugh of Ohio, Lane of Oregon, Bigler OF
Pennsylvania, Hammond of South Caro-
lima, Collamer of Vermont, and Durkee of
Wisconsin-l4 Democrats I Republicans,
and l American.
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New YORK, July 12th.-The North Star
brings only one day later news from Cali
fornia and upwards of 81, ,2OO,O 90 in treasure.
The heavy failure of Brewster & Co., pro-
duced a sensation in San Francisco 1t is
believed that their assets will pay all their
Indebtedness, amounting to $4,000 Much
anxiety exists in anticipation of other fail
ures, but well informed merchants believe
all the principal houses sound.
Brewster & Co have already confessed
judgment for 500, 900.
Raymond & Co., engaged in the grain
business, had also failed. Liabilities
$25O,00O.
Business was dull and money abundant at
unchanged rates.