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DENTISTRY.
HALLTWELL SUReEoN D.

DR. HALLIWELh SURGEON DENTIsT,
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Lambs Knitting machIne.-5ESIUB
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shove Trains or Boats, will be called for BY Oosehs'
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving thslr sddrcs'
at the Omnibus once, l4T Supsro- street, 1sEi
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The receipts aad shiPmsntI Of Flour aud Grain
for the week ending this morning were as follows;
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OswRGB aARKEr. June n.

M rELzGRAPHl
El0uF-In good demand. Sales at 81 Is for No.
Ehitsi 50 z5aSS so for dgubIe extrs
"neAt-guiet; pa ties q parI in their views.
Sna1 lots 100.
tn r grains nominal
Canal kreiEnIs-Flour 3se, vhest gLo. corn
SO 70 0ew hork; lumber S. p to The Hudson.
Lake lmpOEts-S8 81, uOO bu wheat 5000, 600 #
lumber.
Cans, ExpOrts-7,Ts bblI -four, $500 bu
wheat, 1890 corn, Is, 500 cats, 1900 rye.
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Legal IuteIuEence.

UNITED STATES COURr. Stephen Goho
and Patrick Riley plead guilty to . charge
of peddlipg without license, before this
court yesterday morning, and were fined,
each, $50 and costs.
The trial of the conspirators 10 seize the
steamer Michigan, Rosenthal and Mer-
rick, was resumed yesterday.
The case against o. G. olmsted, charged
with stealing letters from the Toledo Post
Office, which, it was thought, was disposed
of by the finding and 8 sentence Of the Of
fender to serve six mcnths IN the Erie
county jail, refuses to be disposed Of, it
seems, and will not down. On motion of the
United States Attorney the prisoner was
lately brought into court on . writ OF
ha5eas corpus, and an application was made
for setting aside the judgment Of the court,
! as it was not the sentence which under the
| law, should have been passed. The ques-
ton was fully argued in court BY counsel,
and on Saturday morning last it was decid-
ed to set aside said Judgment, and allow
the defendant to withdraw his plea Of
guilty. The case will probably come before
the court for trial On Thursday of this
week.
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To Artists and A~mateurs.-A. Hart, at
his Eupgium. ls2 suDeri 7 street, offers to Ar.
sts aud Amateurs, the choicest co lection Of
Artists Materials to be found II Cleveland, con-
sisting ofEpgnisb and American ColorI for OIL and
Water Color Painting, hne English Brushes, pol
ished hsndlss; Paettss Palette Knives, sOttensrs,
etc. Bss also on hand a large and elegant a'sort-
ment Of Oil Prints. Landscapes, Fruit and Flower
Pieces, from which amateurs and others can select
the beat models to enlarge into valuable paintings.
The utmost care will be observed in hlling oraen
by letter. junS'zS
Dried PeAehes-A lew bols uppeeled for
sale by J. G. SIMMONS & CO.,
Jun7:sI9 so Msrwin street
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Tnr srcRxr sxRvioK Or the Field, The
Dungeon aud the Escape" Is the title Of the
new work just issued by the American Pub.
lisbipg Company Of Hartford, from the pen OF
Tribune Correspondents captured while at
tempting 70 ron the rebel batteries at yicks-
burg. and confined -in rebel. prisons twenty
months, the rebels refuisng 70 exchange them
simply because they we're Tribune eorrespon.
dents. while they did release the correspondents
Of the World and Herotd captared at the same
time. General Butler Hoally arranged for the
exchange of Richardson's for Pollard. q Rich
mond editor and Historian, aud sent the lat
ter through our lines to effect the exchange
but be arrived just AFTER Mr.. Richardson made
bis escape from Salisbury, and being gentle
man Of the chivslry persuasion broke bis, word
Of honor aud forgot to return. 10 this Book,
Mr.. Richardson gives his experiences as secret
correspondent 10 the South 10 the exc ting times
just previous to the breaking out OF hostilitiesi
bis subsequent life with the army OF the Poto-
mac, 10 West Virginia. and the Western
Armies, including accounts Of the battle Of
Antitsm, capture Of Donelsou. Island No 10
Columbus. Wilson's Creek. down the Mssis-
sippi; his capture, confinement. and wonderful
escape, with his journey over 400 miles Of rebel
territory, under guidance Of Dan. Ellis, and
the "nameless heroine" who now that the VA
is ended is nameless no lopger-Miss Melviu'
Stevens; and bis safe arrival at Knoxville
'Out of the jaws Of Death out Of the moutl
of Helll' The book is well written, aud ex
tremely interesting, and those who have sub
scribed for it cannot help being PLEASED With II
II is illustrated with eleven engravings.
handsomely printed on good paper, from large
clear faced type, and very neatly bound
Price. cloth $3oe, leather $3.50. Sold oniI
by subscription. s 81
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The pisaticsi steamer stone Wall, st Hsv-
ana. bad been formally p'ecsd 81 the spaqlh
Plenipsteotiory. st wssbiegtop, at tie d.
pos.l of our Governmept. without condition,
bat ,htouipg The Uuised statss 6osetbmsut
upon lie magpanmity, in the matter Of meet
ing come SIS 900 expense incurred by the Cap.
tain General 10 securing the vessel. Mr Seward
promptly admits the right OF the suggested
claim and agrees to It's payment.
The lshtteudsr 81 the siouewslIi to tbe
United States by the Cnban- authorities.
was accompanied by a promise from our
government TO refund TO the Captain
General the $4,000 which be advanced
'to'psy the crew Of the pirate, To be surs
the Spsoisb oificisls did not make that .
condition Of the surrender, bat only ex.
pressed q hope that II might be paid
This may b, all right, but It looks queer f.
Strange, indeed, II our government fs 10
pay its enemies for their efforts TO destroy
our commerce. The tnohey advanced .bS
General Duice was . premium paid 10 tbs
nations enemies. He gave IL with ne et
.pectation Of re- reitiug il back from us y
He must chucklc, as he hugs the gold. 70
think what a paltry set We arv 10 refund
the expense o. bis rebel venture. Now
let Us pay the losses OF the English. hol
ders of the rebel loan and assume the debts
Of def. Davis empire aud make 1t square
ell round. .-Ers dispatch s'S = ~
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CASSor EscArk MS i6REArsEss ~ smes
Buchanan is the victim Of bis Own personal
hpd oliticsl popularity,. He can no more
sleape Is than be cap bis, own shadow -
He .isc most acippba ticslly sufrtipg from
tbst pecaliat conditioned the dbumau fstes
where greatness ia thrust upon Q man,
Mr.. Buchanan iIiyes AL Lancaster, Pa
has isedthere for many long years Except
ct ihtetsslsi of iocfiieial duty 'elses here
seems persistent in living there baRd the
people seem determined TO sieta him know
that.ahey know that be iives,dtbete. We
learn from q citizens OF Pennsylvania in
whom we have implicit confidence, that for
three years In succession the voters Of bis
city yshsve boBoreda him With their suffrages
as Constable, TO he extent OF an election
! Aud thrice under the law requringIit. has
the old Pi F. gone to1tbe proper hautbori-
ties aud mhds an oath that his election wos
without his wish, acknowledgment or pro
curement and tbaar be did not desire to
hold the Office In this way Mr. Buchanan
is annually reminded that be holds q dis
tinguishtd place in the popular regard Il
bis city Having been an ardent 2officc-
seeker oil the days Of his mature life this
would seem 70 / be ., fitting diversion for his
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22

CoLI,IoE on THE LAKE-Ou Wednesday,
last week, very disasterous collision oc.
cured on Lake Erie. between the propcllers
Dean Richmond which ran into ana sunk
the Illinois about midnight Each party lay
The blame on the other. The crew aud
passengers Of the Illinois we're oil rescued
The sunken boat is in two and one ball
faihoms Of water, an,a fighter from De.
uoit has gone to her assistance. Tbs car.
go consisted Of 3,25G barrels fod-, 300
barrels wheat, SO bales Of rsgs, &c She
is owned BY the Detroit aud Buffalo Trans
portatiou Company and fully insured.
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The trial Of Mary Harris for the killing
Of A. j. KwrssgRs, o clerk in the Treasu-
sy Department, is. drawing toa close. Gu
Saturday last fVe physicians were respec.
lively on the stand 10 give their opinions
ia hypothetical eases, in order TO prove
the insanity Of the accused. All the doc
tors, however. did not agree. Que Of them
sayin that. as physician at the Jail be saw
the prisoner generally every day but neve
observed auyindications Of insanity in her
but bis attention had never been called t.
hsr mind
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On tie 10th inst bonded warehouse
at jamestown, o seven miles from Spring
field. containing twenty Eve hundred barrels
of whisky. was .strDek by Tightening and It's
contents destroyed. The whisky flowed
down Hill into the Saugamon. which was
covered ell the way for more than mile
in sheet Of S'nes. The G,ea. Western
Railroad bridge narrowly escaped being SCI,
on Ere BY the burning 8uid The loss is est; !.
mate at $500, 900. 't '-'h! g. ''al sfa1
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The PEYsfoH LrsT--It bss been many
times said, now that the war is over, we
must set about paying the expenses. The
national debt will soon be placed in posi-.
stion to be constantly diminishing by the
methods of taxation now in use. But'there
is one obligation bch we cannot SO readily
discharge, which will be valid against the
nation for many years; aud is, the oh liga'
tion to pension those who have deserved
well of their country. We can hardly
Judge Of the extent to which this will reach
bat since the war has closed, the claims
are rapidly accumulating and are arranged
az fast as possible. 1t is stated that since
the war began "a. 900 pensions have been
issued: "a, 900 to invalid soldiers, and 50..
900 to widows, mothers and minor child
rem. The payments to pensioners the past
year have amounted to $9.000.0oo. when
all pensions arising from the war shall have
been granted. the annual expense will be
abut $l3 900, ,00o
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THE ConoKED PEosAE CT ALExAxpsrA--
During The past tso years. the colorsd
people Of Alexsndris have built ever three
thousand .dsesdn @ houses. at cost OF from
three huadreS To- Que thousand dollars each.
three churches. and have established sbost
twenty schools. There are sight thousand
colored people 10 that city. and at last &C.
couDts only atwenfy y-three we're draw ing
rations from the Government. Though
considerably inferior in numbers.. the white
population are . much greater burthsu up.
on the government. 81 az..s soi1 lol, l'
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Ts senty fonr inhabitants, Of Springfield
Mass, return incomes above $l5.ceH Tbs
! rsest amount is by G. W, Cbapiu. $sl
.s6I. Dr..J. G.. Holland, the author, re-
turns $l6,584 and Samuel Bowels. The
publisher Of the Springfield Republican, re
ports his income at $4,000. tos D,.
The income of John Poe. pork packer
at ST. Louis. is. 1000. The income 81
Ames & Brother, po'k packers aud prosi
sion dealers. is over 500. 900 80 tI9.qs1I
John B. g ugh, who lives 10 BoyIest on
Mass, reports an income OF COCO
George d. Prentice. ofthe Louisville Jour
nal, reports $40. les. "1'y Pr ..'9
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FATE OF TEE SEcEsH AHrsrocRAcf.-Of
the vengeance inflicted on the planters of
Alabama by the returning rebel soldiers. Dr..
Hunt, formerly an editor Of the Baffho
Commercial Advertiser, gives the following
account in a recent letter from Selma:
+ This, you know, is the heart of the
slsveocracy. Estates are large, lands fer
tile, and the blacks constitute about two
thirds of the population. 1t had entirely
escaped the horrers Of war. The poor
whites were all forced into the war. The
rich stsid at home 10 what were called
bomb proof positioDs'-tbat 10, were de-
tailed on some bumbug pretense of serving
ss agen's contractors, commissioners, etc.
These latter grew rich--apparenily richer
than ever before--snd showed their zeal 10
he coufederacy BY huuting down The poor
cen cripts and deserters, who were hume.
rOu', par leu arly 10 the barren region to.
ward Talladega.
} yhe next scene in the drama was the
return Of the paI Ioled armies of. Lee aud
Johnston, These prisoners Of wa,' Inflated
or irateruized at once with our troops. Il
| ~
respect. Bat on The other band they came
back breathing veugessce against the
bomb prooi--l was up in ,bs hills, seventy
miles from here. alone aud without escort
or gnardy aud naturally saw aud heard
, much from. both sides. Old citizens were
. fesiag from their homes, aud piieously ap
pealed TO me TO know IL we could no, send
troops 10. their rescue. q Toe soldiers we're
openly defiant 10 what they tbemselve.
called the id old secesb, robbing them
} of mules, cattle and provisions, ,sad will
qniyeriog lips telling me OF oil the long
eatslouge OF wrong aud outrage OF the last
foaf years. Several marders bad already
! occurred and many more nave hapenet
siuce. They that took tbe sword hav
fallen by the sword. Last Saturday tw'
wealthy aud prominet eitizsns were hung
. ssd the gang hare announced prosc' ibed
!. list OF six others. Understsnd, this is no
s . guerrilla wsrfare-il Is Corsicsu vendetta
8 osn and do go freely lhI ougb oil The counlr
q without DAGGER. But the rich csnnot.-
!, The slaves. on the other baud, behave vel
Through slItbe debssemept and ignorsnc
y Of the bIseks there isss Christ.lke elemen
8 10 their character. q gentle forgiving spirit
Q whieb y wends,fuls They know aud insis
4 epon their freedom, tut tbey have slresd.
. learned thst liberty implies labor, and ar
= nostIy ~ we1k assia fos wages. An
: |tbsie sssickss<uAs,srs, husisdt tdovn By Ih
. Isstarned soldissy taIp timidly. 70 ,ahe Dle
) gers for protection.
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FIRE AT SEA--A dispatch from Halifax
announces the destruction by fire, on the 25th'
ult. Of the ship Wm. Nelson, with some 400
or 500 steersge passengers on board. In the
effort to close aud fumigate the hold, pitch
was used, with red bot iron can thrown upon
1t, an overflow of the burning pitch, set fire to
the vessel, and she is said 10 have burned 10
the water edge. The officers and crew esesped
10 boats, and two other boats, left for the pas
sengers, we're stove and swamped, and but
about 80 oiths nsnber were saved by a passing
ship, and they badly burned.
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. Pension DECISION The Commissioner
Of Pensions has decided that pension Of
$25 per month is granted to those having
lost both hands or both eyes in the military
service of the U. States in the line of duty,
and, $40 per no0,b to those who, under
the same conditions. shall have lost both
feet, II sseb parties were entitled to q lower
rate. Of pessior uesIer the act OF 1862 -
This higher pens5on will date only from the
9Th day Of July, 1864. in the ease Of pen
sioners already enrolled, or OF applicants
Discharged to thst date.
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pec,us for bic new museum. This, be ss-
seris win sufpass Anything Of the sort
ever attempted The tendency Of busness
up town prompts him to select Union
squste or some spot 10 the vicinity. twill
now turn to building. said Bernum, and
such building as will astohish the world.
On the roof viii have my mepsgrie Of
wild beasts from oil parts Of the world
LIS extent will be three times the size OF
my late establishment. and as FOR curiosi
ties there will be no such collection this
continent Or upon, ,any other. y ~ "a
Ia published card Mr.. Bsrnum rsys:=-
Grateful for the uuiversal feeling Of
sympathy expressed for the loss Of the
| Ametican Museum, snd not unmiudfsl
Of the immense psuonsge shich has been
bestowed upon my efforts TO please for the
last quarter Of . century. I have resolved.
10 complsnce With numerous requests, to
erect Immediately 10 this city musetd which
will be an ornament to our great metropolis
and an honor to the country. An ex'
perience of twenty Eve years will enable me
| 10 six months to duplicate 10 Europe and
America every specimen Of natural history
which adorned my late museum, and from
historical socities and other sources within
my know ledge can nearly supply the
places Of the Revolutionary and other relics
which have been destroyed. For years
have been obliged, for want Of room. TO re-
jccs many rare and valuable euriosities
stored in the museums and prvste colec.
tious Of Europe, which shall now have
the pleasure Of placing before the Ameri
can public; aud ! risk no,bing in saying
that before mauy months elapse ! shall, i
life be spared. open to the public 3 popular
lplace Of instruc ion and amusement iuh
nuely more excessive. commodious aud in
teresting than ever before known upon this
continent. shall despatch special agen
to Europe on Saturday pext aud sbal
BOON follow myrelf, IN order to carry out will
bu-iuess representatives. abroad the above
plan. e~"tis
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Fifteen ocean steamers, says the N. Y.
Tribune, left this port on Saturday. OF
this number two sailed for Liverpool, one
for Glasgow, one for Bremen, three for
Norfork and Richmond, one for Vers Croz,
two for New Orleans, oBe for Nassau, and
one each for Charleston, Savannah, Will
N ugton, and BEAUFORT, n. G. For this week
tweaty four steamers are al eady adveriis'
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Emerson Etheridge. The Louisville Jour
nal states, wss arrested iu Gibson County,
Tenn. several days ago. aud taken to Col
bmbus, KY. Mr. Eiheiidge had hecn deliv.
ering speeches to the people Of 90 exceed.
iugly exsspersting character, denouncing
the President personally and abusing the
Government generally ''2+d'A 'i'9a
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Major General Hooker has promulgated
his frat official order in New York. assum-
ing command Of tho Department Of the
East. aud relieving Major general DIX,
The order specifies the territory included in
the department, aud designates the mem
bers OF the depa rtment staff
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cleveland whol.ssie Msrket-July aoth

Cleveland Wholesale Market-Juiy 70th.
FLoUR-In good demand ssd without quo'able
change ssiss sDobbts Indiana red at $6,TS.
ay wHEATLess active to-day, closing dull. No. red
10 better, Sales No. Wabash red at $i.e2 yai
CORN Scarce and held hrm at Sc for sound No.
mixed from store. No sales reported - "a 81
. 0Ars-Dsnsnd fair, aud prices without quotsbis
change. Sales wes!ren from store at sse, and
= car Ohie from store at Soc yhH' u.1S sW
4 4, BARLEY-Inactive and nomiusl. . -adfia 5o1 ,
I, RYE-Nomidai at SOC from store. ,.. p, /
BUTTER-Dsmand fsfr and the market steady. Sales
). 2s ksg Western Reserve at 2lc. SIup Si' - 3At
gn EGGsA-In good demandsnd steady. Sales "A bbls at
24c.yir ghH. gl Wyd en.a4t qe,.
CHEESE oniet, prices steady at 1o@li as per qualye
Pc RoLEUM-fhe demand continues good. ssd the
market H. steady oSseec for round lots rensd; SO
4 Csc for smssi lots do- = 'u 9tF ug5is
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22

THE Commercial Convention which met
at Detroit, last week after a rather sgree-
-ble as well as spirited discussion Of various
topics concerning trade, especially the 10
teres,ing traffic with Canada, adjourned on
Saturday. A resolution was passed re-
commanding a j~diciOss reciprocity treaty,
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A new religious sec. has appeared ia
Maine. Among the peouliari,ies are eter
nal warfare with oil religious denominations
asserts the power Of the elders to heal tbs
rick BY the laying on Of hands; and pro
claims the expectation that within shor'
time they would be able 10 raise the dead
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22

RALEIcH, EoRrH CARoLrsA, June 2s. '65
6eperaI w. b. Woods, President Ohio State
Union Convention Z
slR--The note Of yourself and Mr.. Davis,
Secretary Of the Uuios Convention, inform
ing me Of my nomination for Governor OF
Ohio. hss just been received
have only time nov 10 acknowledge.
n ths briefsst form. my deepest sense OF
tbs greet honor conferred apsn me by tbe
0oavsntIon, and Ia, express. through ycp;
NJ nost eprdisl sGfespent with tie reso-
hiions passed BY them. BE plsssed' 10
signIfy ny aceepssnee Of the nsminatIon,