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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

- UooosGe y ng1G = oomo e3t00s O.
many Of IL river 1pwns bslow q. thoseh With
ls0 virulsaes thsn last pear.
I Il hss sntir~ly sahsidsd n this City now and
With pseper eAhsss On part Of the people and
Commsa Cesneil,to sleanse and purify the City,
~Aich are bsing put forth, We apprehend no re-
turn Of Il.
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STATE OF IOWA.
To John y. NJ. CrockgeE.:
CtIR-You hereby notified that on this 25h day OF
- March, D. 1852, there is file the office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Jones county Iowa, al
Anamosa, Petition Of Andrew J. Reeves, claiming OF
YOU One Hundred and Sc snyfve Dollars, and nineIy
cents, money due promssory Notrs, executed
by you to ono Adam g. Woods, bearer and that I'M
Monday, the 2th day of April 1884, and make defence
to said claim, judgment will hs rsnderd against you
thereon, ANDREW J. REEVES, Plaintiff.
By J. MANN, his Atty
March 25fh laa2 WY
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NOTICE

CTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber living on
y the middle fork of the Little Maquokc'a, Dasnqu"
county, in Sept. last, Stud Colt three years DIG ths
Spring larger for the age. dark bay with black nano
and TAIL long ears small white Spot in tho forehead;
any person giving information Of the to me or ~
the Miners Express Office will be literally reward by
me. WALTER COOK.
March II WIN.
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Eagle P0int Ferry.

NOR crossing Wagon and pair Of aorscs. with load
and driver from the east side Of the river, FJty
CITY will 30 charged Each additional pe- Of Ecrscs or
oxen, twenty five cents.
THOMAS McCEAEEY
Eagle Point, Iowa, April 10Th, 1s52. w2ni
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Dubuque New Stationery
ROCK STORE.

VHARLES RATTRAY, hegs to inform tho inhablt-
~ OF Dubuque and surrounding country, that he
has commenced the above business in that commodous
store Immediately under the City Hotel, where he Will
be hapy 70 serve them with Every thing in the above line
He has.
SCHOOL BOOKS
OF every variety as used in the State, writing books
Slatcs ink, quill and sfe.l Pens. etc.
STATIONERY {. PAPER
OF all kinds sizes and qualities r m the finest writing to
the coarsest wrapping
Account and Mercantile II all sizes hand or made to
pattern at the shortest notice
LITERATURE.
c. r. will keep on hand Of all kinds Of
Magazines.
WALL PAPER Of the newest styles.
A G. X. will employ his whole time in the Trade he
hopes by diligence and earnest endoavor to please to
meet part Of the prb!ic patronage. lmay %, dw2ml
COrkery's General Agency.
r AND WARRANTS for sale, ono or dozen.
II Improved Farms for sale, of all sizes and prices.
CITY PROPERTY for sale,
Houses and Lots in great variety
CASH DRAFTS on England lr land and Scotland.
PASSAGE TICKETS fur sale to bring out emigrants
from IivcrpOo.
INSURANCE. on Lite, Fire, Cargo and Freight, risks
DEEDS, BONDS and Mortgages written out and Agen-
cies genela ally attended to, by
CHAs. CORKERY,
may lS-dwyl Notary Public
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Pace CURRESr OF LAND WARRAsrs IN
NEw YoxK CRY.
For 100 Acre Warrants $l22a128
10 62n66
:. 40 30a33
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Caution.

r FORWARN any and all persons from Trusting M
\ wife Eliza Holstne, on account as l shall lay
no debt she may contract, she has left my Bed and
Board without any good or lawful calsa
FREDERICK HoIGTINE,
Dubuque county, Jefferson Tow nshp, Iowa
All ID
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To An WHOM, f. rssay Soucerg1

NOTICE is hereby given that petition fer bsarey 10
Nv sell tho real estate If Michael WoeaseT, lsre Of
the county of DUBUQUE deceased, Will 10 heasd before
the County Court of said county At The e tenn q said
court 1882 and that all persons av az eIan Is against
VALENTINE BIEUtL,
ssuuoue May -, 1852 3w. Administrator
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IND LAPOHlEH Us A.lsV~~, &c.,
No. %, Main Street, Dubuque, Iswa.
(Sigs Of the Good Samayitsx.)
rTAS now IN store an entire fresh stock Of Drugs,
Il Chemicals, Dys-stufs, Paints, 0la., 0laa WAN.
window 1lasR etc., purchased By himsslE direct fru
tho Importer and MaaniAetursn, and selected with
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WE will sell Land Warrants Of all sizes = settlers,
at the lowest whosae e4sA pY1e =.
We will also locate On terms a. favpah.s n
any in the market.
Dealers In town In the country supplies the
liberal tsr1Ds
We aiso have several FAkMq. with nr without In.
provenenfa. Tor sale In oeeAque and the ad3.inins
counties. ~~x
Anlsttsn pes paid, p,ompty attended o. and inf.,,
tion etvrh ffVe 81 charge.
nT 0Aos = seAiss. expedite tie Bank, .M@a s.sss.
O1huane, fowS. CLARK 4 nlHgEkt.
Nay 18th. l6s1~-Awy
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yV1AKEN UP. the 18th dav of April. by Joseph Ri
/ III. rford, in Buck Creek Township, Delaware CO..
iowa dark dun Mare, with three w ite feet: shed all
around, right eye ont, and several saddle ma,s lad c
whom Abe came, bride, saddle, and m.rpgiihis.
Appraised, by John Benson ard g ". Hobbs a. sixty
dollars WILLIAM PRICE, Clsr,1.
Delhi ApriIIs52 wa. Del CO. Iowa
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Milleral Paint.

m1nCr0I Paint.
TNIRE and Water Proof Mineral Paint. The under
Il signed has been appointed agent for the sale Of
simms, Mineral Paint. A large supply of all colors.-
Just received and for sale low at the Drug Dtore of
A.GILLESPlE.
NAV nth No. Globe Building.
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Cooking Extracts.
LARGE supply of Extract of Lemon, Vanilla, Nut
n meg and Rose Just received and for sale AZ the Drug
Store Of m:y3] A. GILLESPIE.
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vHE Undersigned found in the road near the residence
/ of Rev f.. S. Morris on Yesterday. case OF SUR
gical Instruments. The owner can nave them ny
calling at the Miners Express Oco and paving charges
NAV ia DE WITT PERCY
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HAVE received supply of superior Mustard, for sale
i by package pound at the Drug Store OF
NAV GlLLESflE.
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Free Ds mocr.cy Nomsnations NJ Ptttsburg

ffrrsBURG. september 5, 1861 5
The free democrats held County Convention 20 day
and nominated an cutire ticket as follows
Ier Coneress- Twenty first district Neville Craig
twenty eeoond district Wm Shinn.
For STATE Seaato--Wm II Stevenson
For rIsseabp-hlcxander Gordon. Samuel Hayes VIM
r. Forree J. Edgar, Heron Foster
For she,iG-Georgc Il. Riddle.
Beeoiutons, OF which tho following Is the purport
were unanimously passed.
Fiat Approving ofthe platform OF tho National
top ana oeclnrine che OF tho 10
feht nnd fight for free labor free speeoh free
Z :.
socondFGvorinF tho uomestoad bill aud coneuriug tho
unittd stated Senate for neeeotne 80 pass the elew
Third Recommending Doniunti ms by direct voto Of
The people inttcsd Of Intervention oonv tons
Fourtb-EavaTing Ia prohiNisg tbe saio ~ liquors.
TithHacp ,ndipg tho MT of
Ard tho ostat-hment Of agricultural buroeu by tho
general Eaverpmont.
sxth-iAvitine p. Halo to visit city deliver
address.
About fifty six delegates present, all of whom
cvpced determination pursue the contest vigorously
1t il understood tlat Mr. shinn nomnqtod for Con
for the Twenty second district HIS challenged IT,
Rove (wbie) Co address the people throughout the
county from the stump
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Later from Mexico.

lEroU the New orleans Pirayune, Sept IL
The Mexican schooner JoFen Manusuta arriyrd lac
cyeuiDg nom Vera Cruz, bringing dates or the oity
Of MEXICO to the 18th and Vera Cruz to the 1eth me-
The principal paint In the news % = that which rs =
mcnt mt Ccldoba The latter raoveDent appesxs TO -
independent Of that Of Reboiedo yot to hsvo the sse
aganet tho sle internal excise laws at presenA IN
iorcc and tho arbitrary measures Of the State govn-
mcnt gene rally The Comniasaries OF the uproue r..
yerpncnt had concluded hind Of arrangement with t.
Cordoba rarty but tho agreement consurmats1
or rather II may believe the govcznmcnt joFaals &
was violated by the insWsents. Tacss had seized a
The city OF Cordoba ami forced tho 70 Ar -
haste They left the garrison In tho town. aad thes -
ysnced in force upon 0raba stter from that place.
dated tho rith ssys that attack was expeotod dar
Rcboedo appears bad not gained stscngth but VIA
endenvong to effect junction with the Cordoba foross
He had boon at Naouco for time Here accoedla
TO the official papers he had bo<n coamittng thc eree-
atrocities. They say that the roe lion would 60
surposton. It was reposted that an extra ssssto~
Coners would be called expressly to act in relatiQs =
Tho GuaJsisiars movement sppcars to BE- =,
strength. VhciDsurgcnts had collected foros n s.e
men. The aptntswinao Of the city had recog,k
towns haa followed tho example Of the csp,s 70 nioos
aurgSDts took $1,000 from the mint for whieS re y
contidcratey gave receipt in full The faa snsy vca
s.ntipg that should this not ba given, ~ Mc recse
DaSna wac hnsy organizing force Of - ~ - !
infantry. two regiments Of cavalry, nd Ssssss.
l The Mesatisn pronuncismiento h.
SOD The insureeuonIsts now dorS ~, shs vS ~
sis,sct To n.nes Mooa.a1os and declared Ssdsrs
have produced much effect nas uocs n"t ssse y
mpo,tsnt poit Of fspic was ~ ,ut to 49,, ~. -.
i Business ut Acapulco x.~u,,,
The CemaDcbcs In pu ,na.y hx aA-
ose, f9od rart s., q forty Mexican soldiers 81 w.
nr.Licher arrived :, S.a vs,s c,sns gut woupded
was recsived With y dus ho.oss a ~ s,e aosn -
= 'as sav = u - 9 TsAusnssssc. ~ -" ~'vs
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Common Pleas.

bCfOfO HON JtLu6d IHgfuHh1u =.
Srrv. I-ELdks ~ Relies vs. Peter Il. Rocclr. ell his
was action 90 the amount Of two promsory
OF 81 900 held collateral security for loan OF
$500. The defendant who was tho maker Of the notes
gave them 20 Spar Co., 20 raise money for him; aud IL
Il contended by defendant that they diverted from
their original purpose and had boon given to a hr
Townsond collateral to loan Of $500, at tho rac OF
quarter OF per con. day Townsend got back his
$500 from Bolles the plaintiff he (Boce) loaning tne
money upon the ohsck Of Mr. Dickinson, end tahns
the notice ccaterai Boes had given back the Docs
to Dicknson upon a settlement OF accounts teswecn
them and t controyertcd whether the IlantN got
luxurious interest not upon his loan on Dickinson
check The eiencos that tho note was dvercd rom
IFS proper c and that defendant Is not liable that the
hands: and that Boes In parting with the check tho
prrcipsl evidence Of debthas lost his remedy upon tho
coste1si security tho note. Verdict for plaintiff, s925
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The Ecav York State Fair.

THE OsssLAs-eoyrnnoR uUEr-riorrocKErs Esc.
Urea, Sept 6, 1852
The Fair "a In full oparation onres boing
allowed The Judges hnge been viewing the articles and
only tho members Of the Society and their friends have
been admitted 70 The grounds to-day. high opinion Of
the fair s generally expressed and, whole it Ia
garded Oh oil sdes ns equal 10 aoy Of It's predecessors
rhe show Of articles In senufacturcrs' Hall is large
admirable. and there is good display of Gowor fruits
and vegetables 0f rcaping machines. there
on eahibtion amongst o'hcis that Of Mr. Nc Jomics
Governor Uupt arrived here this morning ue is the
guest Of tho Hon o. o. MRtceson
10 MOI row the piouchipg. ma ch will take place
Two persons DaIned Williams and Cole arrested
TO DAY FOR passiDg counterfeit moTey.
Tho weather has been very warm and dry to day.
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SSosfssEx Sc. G. Benedict Esq President, In the
Ctar. The minutes OF the last proceedings read
and approved
Application Of tho rehooi oaiccr OF the Fifth ward to
pay tho current expenses Of Ward School, No - to t
July, Ls61sj2i2 so; OF sthoO officers 0? Seventeenth
va- for appropriation of 81 600, to eSabo thn 70
1T up and fui nish class Of tho school officers OF
Siatconth ward, for spproprat;o7 Of S2S so, for
expenses Of az School No 20 applications fog
fec cvenlRg echools Tor females in Eighteenth ward
application for primary school in Eightccnth wa,d; ap
picato1 fsf scb0l at Mauliastanyie; application
from Twelfth ward for q school site on Eighty seventh
street, Fourth cyrnuo; foe $500, for No. e.
sEs,GwAgioSs APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. j. u. Csroy sppontcd and sworn In before tho
Cierx of the Soard Commissions OF Comm Schools
% sixteenth vscd In tho OF Il. Grape resigned
MI jean Deiamaec appointed Trustee, IN the room
OF Mr. Carey.
The resignation Of Cyrus Laston, Esq., member Of
the Beard of Education and Of tho Executive Coznteo
wss received. Accepted.
ON ballot being talen, Msssrs. Beale and Carey
appointed TO Ill the vacancies created by the regnaton
Of Mr.. Lawton.
ArrHorRI.rfog SCHOOLS.
resolved that the Comptroller OF tho city bO
qussted to authorize Vic City Chamberlain to place tn
Of SCI a93 20 in tho CITY Treasury. subject to th
drrfs Of the Boar OF Education ami stter the Ii
September 1852 being the amount required for supple
and Incidental expenses OF ward schools for the mex
month
| After some cther buslnesa, the Beard adjourned
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MADAME S0NTAG.-THE SPLENDID ENGRtvfN0
M te celebrated artste In the char aoters OF Doaua
Anna enc "AsaNe published q quarter OF . coutury
ago. arc for sno and Tho Of tho
Of the yIie art srspectfuly as this eood
urss nre) ~ comparing tho great prina d. nna the
sent Ssy Win whst she was In tho zenp OK hor career
So sra nov n the ohars.ter Of " snns hnua VIII DO
pettsovaaty yepathet Addless. 20 Herald efsoo
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Superior Court-spscasl Term.

srrr. 8-Dtorps Cas-G~drer .. Gdrdinr. This
was an appicaoa for almosy pe1ding tho suit Of Caro-
line Gardner X Gardinee foe divufce from bod and
board on ground Of oruel treatment The aiav,ts
on the part Of the plaintiff stated that the defendant
hsd treated her badly that he had one oco s-on
placed his foot against her stoeach. and on auother
pulled her nose On the ether baud s61svlts werc pro.
ducsd 10 show that the Ausbend humane mild af.
ectionsto, and dpyotsd TO hls ehirsR Decision re-
scrvsl
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ITNIon COURSE, L. I-sTAKEs AND PUsses TO

I TNIon CoUIsE L. I-sTAKEs AND PUsSes To
SeS ns hesss; % Ses. GSf S1aos @ Taursds,
asaa' y casssa to New ssasac ss s
oEs.as; g; n casue. Ma; othev .Yors No !.
nar ss ss sss9
iss sn5. 'Yss; Y;sgo wooarsf Gaks. s k'ana %
Mendas s'ass sss't
sls s Il Sst .sn 'ist IL 70
h Aar ass ac asss s.s
september SfgEso and s,ako, 5000 mile heats; bes. IL
sdsss sss1 #s ss e.
b51s sss ME s Sso e the second best
5aek koes,t. = " reasody, Lady sne aoodraa, 81
beat leTae n,ils heats beet 4a hassoss Diaok
Ws hossea ds; fsr sssa sdy w Hs:ac% saS'
ss"e sSy sssSts, aaa
ass a;s L ga ,se ks
sss xsgSs ssss I iis sss
sy. Ssy Sept sso
Re.. 70 {. ose, s ''y
500 $50 .ls ssso4d sa; ssss
Y. Dz'is ssss,
W aais ds s'iss. "ssssS cssss:
Rs' s'f + s'f: s1
s'ssssa ssss
:"
wss M Rsn9 Nsse ssss MSsd% sssss
nls heats best in g. to and harnoss weehio 5
!he Hoagland narncs BIZ True John; w Wheean, z
honest John; oodruh. Poiham. No l3-Monday.
StO0 500 the sccoud best horse; miia
heats, to hArness ODimick names Jack Rossiter;
psahoay, m Lady Jsne; Waodruf Boston Girl D
Fue1 y Lady Mtscow; W Woodruff r q Taconey; Nc
Lauga,iD II Lady Brooks; Conklln m Lady suffolk;
Woodsna, hg Pelham. No Nv edncsday 0ot6-Purse aad
,tsss sic nile hests saddle Pipsr bl Black
n" Oct7Pufse and stake $500 milo hea Ia
best In in harnese. Joel .nkln names ch Selim
M}oeh sp n Lady Bond; Mclaughlin Blanc Negrc;
y Nedino 4 Ge0rle Wost. No l6--Monday, Oct IL
Purse and staho 81 20 milo hcata; bets ia harness
iinek names Jack Eossitsr; W Poxhody N Lady
Lane; ID Pifer m Lady Moscow; 8 Mclaughlin J. Lady
Eroots; A Concklia M Lady Suffolk. No i7ThursdAI,
Get Furse and atakc 81 5 two mile heats in ha;nsss
niaSs s,E names Jack Rossiter Peabody Lady
McLeuehiin b N Lady Brooks. No 1S-Monday Oct IS
Pur,e and ssso $50 tyo nils heats wagon. driver
veisling 3@ lbs D Hoas!and names 4 True oLn;
Mheinn Honest John; Woodruff 6 Pelham. No I9--
lhursdny Oct 2lPurso end stake $I three mile hoats
to barness " G Ahrahama nance O Dliness, ID
IiIer b n Lady Hoscow; WoodruT m Boston Girl.
40 n-Monday, Oct t2JPurse and stake $780, milo heats,
los. in to wsgons Hoasland names Truo Johni
a Wynel, ep m Sally Bond Wodiul. George West;
SMeiausal'n @ Blanc Noare No 2l-ThSrsday. Dot :s
Purse sO' So to tho tecond boat horse three milo heas
Iok Jack Rassiter W Poalody. m Lady Jane;
Owner. eh h Kcnb'e jackson; Woodruff. b m Boston
Girl; d Pifcr m Lady Moocow; Woodruff q TaooneY;
HeLaacAiin. m Lady Braoasl Woodruff. q Pelhan;
JOHN L sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
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of COlOred People.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. s, 1ss2
There was large attendance to-day at the State Con
ention Of colorcd people, George Cox Of Obcrn, was
Tho President
Tho meeting was ably addressed by the Rev. Mr. Pen
ninSfop Of New York city. and others
10 morrow tho jubilee In conmcmorason o< tho docs
Ci coiorcd soldiSrs takes place
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Nyc,corolor,c., Ouscrv.,,ou..
nv hoRsfs LINE, OFFICE BAsEaEEy no. ~ walt ST
GgrtnuaLer

MORSE LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT 10. ~ WALL STREET.
WEDH,sDAv. Scptonber s, 1867
Btrf'sIo, 10 A M Bar meter 90 Thermometer rs
Wind west. Clear, pleasant morning
r M.-Beronctcr 90 90. Thermometer 80. Wind
west Char dud hot c,nning.
'EocuFrGR 10 Al fine, pleasant morning Wind
s0ath. Thermometer 70.
i. M.-very pIeRsan. evening pay been very warm.
Wind west. Thermometer 70.
.AsnUaN, 10 A. M.-Clear and pleasant. Wind south
Hsormouletcr 81.
8P.M.-Dark olouSy. Strcag westerly wind. TI,cr-
nometor rs.
SYKAaUss, 10 A. M Pleasant Wind northwest Ther-
nssncteg 74.
0 N. M.--Dark evening Ycry warn. Thermcmecr
T8 Wiud south.
UrsoA. 10 A. N.--Wara, Gear morning. Wind north
west. Thorraonloter 70.
q =. M.-Csear, pleasant ey,ninc ycry dry. No
wicx Thermometer 10.
AkuASy, 10 A. M--Ctear beastifuI morning. Wind
southwest. TkcrnsoiEotc~ rs barometer 1.1Te. Mer-
eesy n.
s's NJ --Gisar. fno night. Wind vest Thermonetcr
IS. barometer 2s13O. Mercury6s 6s.
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The whig pass meeting here to ~ has been largely
attended. The Hon. Thomas Ewing md Horace Greeley
addressed the meeting this afternoon on protection and
river, and harbor improvements. Several other able
speeches also made,
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Disaster to Overland Immigrants. e.

sr. Louis, Sept. 7, 1854
Reports have been received from III Passo which state
that Ccpt Whites California train lost all their animals
by tho IndiaDs. about thirty miles above that place.
The recent fire at Alexandria La destroyed Of tho
hoest squares including Chows banking house Burrott
Hotel, and largo number Of stores.
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~o<Nn~c>~cS>~~rNc.>~>~r0N~
Important Politioal Intelligence.
o>>r~>~oo~>>~oe~>oo>c>o
THE VERMONT STATE ELECTION.
S~~~ONO~oN~~N~e1~rS~>oNo~
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRAT.C CONVENTION.
>>ec>o~N~S~1O>o>o.>ocI>~oI>
Row between the Hunkers and Freesoilers
v~o-oI>>OSr~~>o~>oN>r~->~
Secession Of the Former, and q Candidate for
Governor ominated by The Latter.
>>>>~~>o~>~~~~>~~~>o>-.>~1
WCMaN'S RlGlTS C0kVEN TlON Ar SYRACUSE.
~>~o|~S~r~~~~o~~or~~@<~N>>
Curious Speeches and Proceedings.
Y>-->~~o->>~~o>~~~oooo~
Whis, Eretsoil, and Negro Conventions In Ohio
ana Pennsylvania.
>>o-No4O>~~~o~>~~-c-o1~~~.
state FaiT---The Ga,Olera--.YeIlow Fever,
SO, 30 60.
state Fai---The GAOlera---YcIlow Fever,
SO, So go.
The Vermont Election.

BUnLInoron, Vt, September Z, 1852
Tho vote for Gcyernos in twenty vo towns from
stands fellows, compared with tho results of Lass
year
Fbr Governor, 1852 Comp vose Of 1861
Erastus Foutanks wing -. ,2a6 3S72
John S. Robinson. dem ........2 LAG 1,265
Mr. Drainard free SOIL. G26 l. $50
This exhibite whig gain Of Let votec
We learn Of tho election Of 4s representatives yizS1
wings, Ia democrats and FREQ solers.
The votes for members Of Congress, 80 far correspond
With the Governor's vote.
THE LATEST DESPATCH
Bosron, Sept. 8-p. M,
The following su the returns that have bocn rs-
ceiyed up to this tmo:-
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UuFFHfO' NVPVVFfHef o I0nl,
Tho steamer Atlantic, as she lies IN twenty Ave
tathoms water. offered at auction for $40 0oO bu
thcro being bids above that sum- the salo was with
drawn. kks s stu retained by Mr. Warl
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Execution Of a Negro slurderer.

- NEw CAaTir, Deb. sept. &. 1859.
samud Word colorcd man was to-day executed for
The murder OF George A. Davidson, Of Delaware Cy
the 9th of May. while custody and tho way to jail
here charged With larceny. The prisoner manifested
aymp. Of rcncucc tall within the past few day but
lac has since taken part in rr gous e9crcisca and
fec cs mis- c,l: On tho grtows, he said he hoped TO
meet aIi pTosc1t-ia Hcnyu. ssd his iaA words
The Losl hayc mercy - Attcr tlo trap fat s
gave fcw stzyggi a.sd ip VASE Sfiusi a rde eight
I Hisusys. Iic wasn - years oi age and unmarried.
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TTNlON COURSE, LONG ISLAND D-rEOTrING.-FRI.
dry Sept 1oh, at o'eiocl L. N. stako and purse
iicnslend.b b. True John; a. woedrun. Baker Beyi
Neerei j. Woodrun. b. Duschuian Tho cars win leave
tae South Ferry Brooklyn. for Tho course o'clock and
return when tho sport Faro each % cents
JOHN. I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
CDNTRLvILLE COURSE, IA RUNNING RACE
=. e come on on Friday septembsr TO- at r M
Tor hundred ynrds carrying catch weshts in race
A. Johpson names z. soaiua; Mr Martin names b. q.
Coschpan. JOEL CONELIN. ProDrietsr
CENTRLYlLLE COURsFsLM.-PACING. THURSDAY,
mile heatsin harncGs. James Eof G. Roanoke Jo
seph Rochieaa names gr. 6. Hero.
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor.
CBNTREyILLE COURSE L. I--CREAT STALLION
~ atoh fcR 81 CO., thre. milo heats rounds WAGONS
October lah. Mr.. D. Tallnan b. &C. Lewroa ,s
hf. G. splcer Eames b. h. W Wastngtcn
#r@ JOEL CONKLIN. Prcprietsr.
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Markets.

hihsNl, sept. ;, I51l
1iLe receipts OF produce by since hs have
tecn follows: = Flour. Coco bbis. wheat oO8
bushels; .s 600 bu-heis biriey, 5000 bushels.
Picug l. steady with sales of SEQ btls Whcat--No
seics to report Cora is lower 10000 buSiIcls have
cbnptrd hands al 67c for unsound and GS Nc for sound
Iujx.d. piis0n Tliekcy seis 1t aif4c
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/ MON COURSE. Il. .L-PACIHG.-NORrHA AGAINST
~ tho South-fhursdsy, Sc 2tcmbe 4. at hst past

JJKioN COURSE. Il. .L-PAcIsC.-HoRrHA AG ATNsr
the south thursday, Sc ,tcmber =, az hst past
ociofb Pure otsO mile hest three Ia dve to hsr
nees Mr H. Jones orters r. Pet; Mr. u; woodruff ee-
tsrs !, n c.yu.a Maid The snnouI cement Of @seS.s
created no sleht sensation in tho sporpg ~ aud
uo mcpey thss will chsnge hsros th.s ocesd, is
imDo-nite to cosectore They Gckso sledscd to
Without eqaany in whole world me time made ~
beee herses u.s. as yet, uDsurPeeed and doun tits
ra'en i'll never acc equaea Pet has made bis mile
70 .sih and Teoumsefi while HoEaoie. tae fer famed
Scu' heEn heree equal either of tho. But
hsid What have We 60 say of bcrl AL can that
Aer rnst dee do speak in 6trengcr 10 ualo than
could utter no ohtr opportuy to witness rnsse
neotl1r vii prcbsby over that ths fcnas
oi heto bP rte nhay be hand tho ebosc C~rs
leave South Ferry .ar tho CooIee at oeio preo ely
an0 resur as as tho Fare each way
20 oeats. JOHN 1. SNE EbIKEk Proprietor.