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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

80 Father, what do printers live on ?" "Why
do you ask, child" SBecause you havu't
paid for the paper for thrcO years. and Still
take IL" o
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What {, ,melaneh6ly ~ - =;
young mGa sssS ltl
bca;S On Als lsssl sse 81 s. A.s y
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

They have got fellow In jail, In Chicago
for swindling. He dried snow and sold It IOr
salt,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

what esntlesnsh
prOpsiety, INK 8 ~
af.np .f'H'o'l'N = ~ - ~ "
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GELWICKS & JANUARY,
D. W. GELwICKs, WA. A. JANUARY
AdVcR1tAinR.

One Square, I0lnes rs insertion. @3-each sub equent
knsersn, q ST. Business Cards Of ten lines less,
wear, els three months, Aln.
liberal Discount will be made the above rates. for
all yearly and quarterly advertisements which exceed
gQuAre.
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COUNTRY Wrong Country"


CHARLES z. ABBOT,
Pebble AdminIstraaor.
0FrcE with TlOs H. Hewss, Esq, Corner Of Main and
~ COlOmA streets, PiaceTviIle I484tf1
Z. w. WELTON,
County survcyor.
rs prepared to execute Surveys Of Dehe' Roads MI.
OrFICE-UniOu Building, PacervIIe [4sSl
F. HI. HARMON,
Notary Public.
OEEICE Mt sanderson NewelIs Main st., PiacervIne
~ Deeds and other instruments acknowledged tn'3"
SAMUEL J. X. HANDY,
Attorn'y y aud COHMsrlIOr at Law,
OFFicE City Block (up StaIrs Main Street, Pincerve
~ li.ls6ml
&. ID. PATTERSON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
OFrIcE-MaIn Street T1AcervIlle.
3. W. sANDERsOS. D. X. NEWELL.
sANDERSON T. NEWELL,
..''."'y> ~ Law.
0FrIcE-In Douglass Building tup sair' Main Street
" PlaeervIIle. lAug2OSIl
THOMAS ID. HEWES,
AtIOr"ry at Law.
OFFTCE-M the corner of Main and CoIoma SITS (up
~ Etairsl, rTacerville.
@. D. HALL, JOHN HUME.
HALL g. HUME,
Attorneys at Law.
nrF1CE-In Dorsey's Block (up.staIrS), Main rect,
~ PacrrvIlle. l40l
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
Attorney at Law,
(NOLOMA, II Dorado County, California.
w. H. BRUMFIELD,
Attorney ~ Law.
AFFCE-In Dor'cy' Block (up-'sIr'N Main Street Pa
\ } crrvine. [Isl
r.. NJ. ANDERSON,
Attorney at nW aud .snIy Pub!Ic.
AEEICE-UnlOu building p-staIFs) AaIU s.seet ma
Y crrvile. [5.Il
WIN. &. DAVIS,
JaaSIrr o1 shr Peace.
AFTICE-CnOn Building (up.,tAirs) Main Street. PiA-
.cL.nK,N ND., % HARVEY, n. D,
DRS. CLARK T. HARVEY,
NAY NJ POUHD at the County Hospital In Upper T1a.
VI cervile, at their Once In the "Cy Eock." Main
Street [1I>l
81
I. 3. TITUS,
PhyshIam and Surgeon.
\THICE-At the Drug Store Of C. u. PETIT Main st.,
~ fronting the Plaza. Resdence-PirSt door below
the Presbyterian Church, COlOmA st. [sIl
Bob. RANKHNS,
Physician aSSA SusgeO".
ATFICE-On Sacramento street, near " RAnkin's Ex.
~ change" (2&1
DR. II. w. a. WORTHGEN.
OPF1CE At the TAcervle Drug etOre, few doors heiow
" tie Theatre, Main street. II 3ll
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Z. w. WELTON,

County Surveyor.
rs prepared to execute Surveys Of DtcheS Roads MI
i ming Claims, &c.
OFFICE-CnOn Building, RaceFvIle. [4 85l
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THE
Mouutairt democrat

Hs publIshed every Saturday, the Office COlOma st.
PiaceTViIle, by
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r.. NJ. ANDERSON,

Attorney aa rNV aud 'snSY Pub'1c.
AEEICE-InIon- building (aps staEs), Malta Street, T1S
\ J crrvlle. oil
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CARY HOUSE.

OFF1CE at the PAccrve Drug stOre few door. below
" tie Theatre, Main street. 8ll
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OswEso. 500. . is5s-yLovx l-ehsns-a w,r,-..
material eharfr stl's 2 1000 bast p, -, ~
diaas. toRN bstsf demand 4 ? l,. -. !, - -
rlch j. CONSIDERED above De a@Ikri GYL A-A a D.
YORK AK fNYotTs. 30 o. be- w. "a ~ = 49,
go ha.h. Ssri~y - bob Rye Csxsi Fx,osrs 'sass
Bah. Wnsai. 2eoo b-.l. Com IN
GHirAso ~.pt. AiLoCF WV ar wEr,- ,,...,
a.-F~.i t. CoKN qatt and ds.lusA 3, a.. a, =. ~
.,-sdv -HUsfNrs 10 RyfTAL0, 300 bash -, S,is
hu.h What. SHIFsr>Ts TO OsEEco - - ~
RECEIPTS: 80 bb.,. s1ur. '2e' bah wi-s, = ono -
BUrs,Lo. Thur.d,y. sert. s-s s-Nus,, q,
or- sa- tr.-s --ctuE dlguWasL lie le..re ,s' ~
aly D.. :, ttL sails. 90 bis, - - 6 III 49,.
cioc, brands OHIO Indiana M.h.ssn lni Cansss 49,
a. ~ 80 - ck.is Co WHEAT IL usSs-.ss SsS
--..f ..sls sairs in go bush Rcd Oio =, q rsssaN
1000 bash R.i Winter Illinois q e5 sao bo.i NJ h
: sG = - ST Million ard Ono. ~ 3 or K.at,s.,
sca-r. ard vrsr-d az - RsE nounsl ~ - O,r.
la.s.r ssI.. atO' hu.h N@w a. WHISKY -
ht'. b. = .c CANAL FzstShrs dull, See On - a. ~
WI, a. or Corn NeN-Yors RrcrlPrs ~ -. e q
h. D. Corn ll5l bu.h. Rys. is blsi. Bar~s Sd = "aa
Splp~s>r> Nv C,NsL; ana b., Four q 81 br,s ~ vsA
= s.o bush. Com. 800 bash. OA,s vac,
CfNcfN>ArI Set,. a-FLoCS Gcl I'D lrronir.. III,
al. 70 brit 20 sny important isne WHISKY $500 -
WHr,r cgl and ). lo~eEi Re- So whi,s 81 IA " a.
Nrw OxLr.xs se's a-CoTroy-rhe SAL. -
$50 bses vrsy st3 pEices there Az ssy-u ~
CoR> quiet al 75c. COFFEE tim, Al al sdvAlo. q ~.
'CE,ptysrox Sep, a-The So. q corrox =,
have been 100 bse-. the msrkr closing an syur. :, =
L. g,od " idiing Is quoted L. Gl-.c
Prrt,n,rrsr. Sep. a-FLovE qiie, y. s--, rts o.
- Tor new. WHEAT UNCHANGED CosS sc,i,e At Ssxs.
B,Iri~osr Sop. s-FIous dan Al aasAsaseS wsy.,
WHIskY steady City, n. oaio, s,sZ7, Psovis,oxs a
Int Unclaimed
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MARRIED..

ARMENT-p.0OD-On Wednesday, Sept O. az the calvary
Baptist Church West 1wenythd street by the Rev T.
HscoS Alfred A. Arment 20 Mary Woo both Of Ibis city.
RTON-SEAD-On Sunday, Aug . by the Rev W. ".
Mceker HIam Barton Of Caldwell MARGARET r. Mead II
Gen's FsiPs
GRAlDON-MtTCHELl-on Thursday. Sept. q by the Rev.
DIR Ferns Ia the Presbyterian Church University
place and Teuh street, Jsmes Grsydop t. Mary A. Mitchell
all Of this city.
HI STED-kHSDALll-0n Tuesday SIP = a, The Bedford
avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn, Rev 9 Remirs
Nj VIZ & Hustled 10 Miss Mary A. Kendall daughter OF
J. J. Kendall eco. all Of Brooklyn.
HARMAN-C0OSES--In Brooklyn, r n on Monday Sep:
by the Rev. {. Cheney M. Andrex Hartman 10 MIS-
Rose Coones all Of Brooklyn.
kiNkEI-PURrH--At St Pau NJ =. ChGrch On THURSDAY
SEPT 3 EDWARD 3. Kinney NJ Eiula Pardy daughter
Alfred : PUrdy 81. D. and granddaughter Of the officiating
c-rry raI.
, ODOEOGHU Fri EY-0h Tuesday SER . by the Rev
Father pr-coil : j. D.luis oDoDoghue ~ Nate A Riley,
both of this city.
ODOSOGHUE-R,LEY-On Tuesday Sep: 2 nv ;ho Rev.
Father DrScol : J.. Jos, ph j ODonoshp. OF Williams
hHreb. 80 Teresa NJ Riley Of this city.
PATRICs -CROsSETT-At Sandy Hin W. lnesdav Sep.
BY III Rev. }. NJ. Edg.Ttou, Mi j. Ps..k Prla.r OF
Gi.n's fSl. 20 Ai-- jane Crosse, Ct .he giAce
POMERoy- TOWSfkND--Ou Tuesday, Sept. 2 BY the Rev
DR. Adam Charles Poneroy Clara daughter the ale
L. z To~ns-nd. all 81 this city.
SMiTH- RE VI NGToN-A: savannah WAYNE County v Y
Tuesday SEPT q: The resderoe a. the hside parents. by
the R.N J H. Hsri-r Alexander Smith q New York 10
May ~. Resns:ou, both formerly OF Hudson.
TRIAiRJF-SrfN ES>-In Glen. Fst, on Mon3sy Jay ~
Rev, .Cha-. feEguscu, MI Lueius TRUNK, 10 Ms.
NsIsy n. S:,gen. bo;A Of the above Place.
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DA&D.

BARTlrTr-on sun6sy. SEPT; 5 Z: Sasp,n.iou Br.sse Nj
Falls, v Y of consumption AFTER lin
H. bItl,t late sf New UfcsH La, sfvd g wears mon
and ~ DAYS
BURTON-At No. ~ Mscdoosa y,rest svednesday Scr
q CONSUMPTION, Charlotte Cary, wife Of y Rarts aged
and 5
CARRoIG-cn WesDcsdsy, scu: .. bis Sesidcnoe 10 Is
Madison Nj James Ca1o hk aid pump 40
the tSd ofiis
CcREIu Arrsey CIV. "Wednesday Sep q oors-uspsln
MARY 2 Gore, sssc Il rCars
.DuRSlSGpn TUESDAY Sep: ps.rirk Darnrs. his rrr;
denoe, NJ &saeiin siaeet aud ke OF ve County FanAs
ssh, Ireland
FANNlNG-ls BTo<s lyu. WEDNESDAY Spt Nrhal. IL
.ut O: AoAssl and LAce FsGasre sd asa;As aud
asNs
JNSIZEN-A: NJ. 100 Wss~r street; w-iuesds, Sep.
Nj John JRu1s1 N ,sc Ss.1 veal Of ais
NAHTfr-ln Brnsklvr f1esoay sfs rrooE Helen
Elizabeth dss shr ~ Cai and NsftsTv. Nar-.! AGED
IL days.
PHAIk-In Bsootyn y. Y, Tnsrsd4y Seq. @ NJ. Jane
PhAiT Gs-d 90 wears
m fsieEss OF ;be fai. invited attend d. fanrs rum
h s's rcs5s5.re NJ. - Frincr stree: near W,au.hhy
Rroosvr on Saturday si'srnc n a; .o'~lask
R.NDOlPi-At Ne. 81 N.st rL- yh;;h .r..- oE T.st.v
s~tt Mn p Randolph, ia otter q Asa r. and M
ksid1lph. asrc mouths
RYAN-At No Fourth avsDs s8dexy @; dis..s Of IA.
hsSrt Niharn RYAN, aged ~ years
sHEIi ben ~ ASS-N DeIs.;., W-dArsdsv Ser. hy
;he Rev. Nj se.sk Hury eAs -Sn Of New iork, Helm
NJ. SAasAts oi bsnry ESAns
StLffR-A No RS 1sp.h svsr'.' on WecLssdsy S~ft Q
RcrlsSiS ssi.t " ;ss t7.b y,as 81 hs 81
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Meeting of Railroad Presidents.

PHILADkLrs IA, Thursday, Sept y Ibt6.
Ti,c Presidents Of tfr New-YoIk Central, Ere Penn
sylvania aa1 Baltimore and Gh,o Railroads met in
consultation at the Srard Hoa.a this evening, and
In 70 under considerations trsis for the sttemen
Of IN r diff cues tie aeTeenen. made at New. York
Jufy ). II is doubtful, however whether sy tettle
meg will rs made 10 night.
10 p. H.-The Ralroad Cor enii0n IL most harmo-
Nous thus far but determination has been arrived
largo number of Representatives Of The Western
Railroads here awaiting anxiOusly the action Of
the Presidents Of the roads. a. the event If settle
ment Of the difficulties, and advance in rates, they
appear .,erminet to bold Convention at Columbus
on Tuesday for the purpose Of increasing their
rQses
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TrrRsFP-A No 7 y,,lan -.sv<S, ~ Wsinesisy sgall-
seYt Marc. NJ TJr1.r sdott~ dsasn,sr O. Una IL ."
I.r, sgd IS gears. months snt : dsYA
yCOREIyS-1t Ws.tips.nn nsso~ ueds 4 AZ ,ysn ns
seT; Harvey Law, ni.ni 90 Of John , aid NJ ID '''
Tn ris.yes sud of IN family respee- n |"
..sad Tho funeral is ffflayl errnocii - otA i"-
tie -eid,nc. - b.. c4rar-s. N. IN Esz, Bro1fway
VAHCF-tf No 26 We Thirty tfh stree % "ef--.ss
So al uf,io- Sar.h 81 jam. .suce q san
Antonio T,s1s. ~ he t-h gear Of 5r az
VALLACE-Or, Vstr.-d~y. S-ri ., Caroline vile 81 w
W. W. Wallace, aged ~ y-sFs . ~ a,
The funeral vii .ass psce from h. H. rrsdeDes y,
ProsI-~t street. Jssy City, Friday ihe ih l1-' q "
o'ei.sk ~.
Phisde rhA AMI Nes: Jsr.'y rs-srs please COY.
WISTER-C r-ssday AJAX -. GRIN. Tu~Tnsa.i q ar
County. Oiro Mar -toi "Aain " n'sI' h'Hf1'' VI
Ns~-lors ti.g
FL y.
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81, LOsis Fair.
Sr LOUIS. Thur day. Sci

ST. LOUIS, 1hwf"ay, Sept ? lS's.
Yesterday vas the lDo.. interesting sA exciting
day cf th. Fair, thus Ear.
TIE exii5iiion in The morng consl-:ed in a re-
markablv fine display Of thoroughbred and native
eat;le tlr premiums cor which were dHd.d betweea
tt S,at.s If Missouri Illiuo's Ohio and Kentucky.
IT, the afternoon the very climax Of Inten-e excite
rent va. reached by ,he display in tic anphitheatsr
there being a large uurnbcr Of Morgs5, Black HeTk
and other breeds a rcsa-crs, eins' aclhg station
yrLpgs and mares 81 all ares and probably bet
t,-lle,tior Of hryrre- exhibit ID at any fair in
The Union. The ineres " the fair continues 20 in
erea.e and fresh eries Of horses end cattle ase daily
heinz made to-Inrrow morning there will o. an ex-
elusive exhibition of Morgan and black Hawk horse,
of which abou. forty are on .he -sonnd
Professor Rs-cy, tie tanner, rare n VERY satisfsc
tory exhibition Of his wonderful power oyer wild
vicious horses, yesterday.
The weather is charming, and thonssnds npon
thcusauds N spectators thrcne The grounds daily
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CcsREcnos-An error having occurred in the pub
hcation of Mr. Fields letter in columns yesterday,
We now give il in It's correct form:
To tie Edit, Of The ny Tr,bune
sra: have received from Newfoundland a dispa.sh in
forming that although the Insulation Of the Ocean Cable
mains peec: has I. for several days
The ,eegrsrhc dispatch ihs. received from England
was dated London, September !.
What may be the of the cessation do know, bu.
conjecture that II is the change Of The shore end Vaent
which was informed was sbou; 20 be made
NEG York Sept. g. ls5s. CYRUS w. FIELD
Some other statements furnished to us ut the
same time with Mr.. Fields letter by the reporter Of
the Associated Press, enormously printed part
OF that letter. For these statements Mr. Field il not
yespopsb,e
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NE,y-Y0RK......


s.eanashps-Augus.s, Woodhsr Savannah, L MANI
Catherine. Paine. San Juan
ship~A kimben Marsh, San Frsncisco Tappan sxssA
Humboldt Holmes, Acapulco Tsppan stsIbuck; hx.u~
Payolch Havana. J. w. Elwen 4 Go.
Rarks-Exact Walker, Savannah Sturses Chairman ca
Cisnfu.gos, Wait, Cienhegos Ponvsrt L 20 A ~
Wolfe, Mobile ~ II. Brigham; Adslsid. Cooper Baby
Bordeaux, Walsh, Carver Chase II. Syrensen dan JoS
son London, Funhe Meincke.
Bnss-Cyrene. (Br Bogert, Dsby, r. l. Neyiss Sos;
Enterprise, Wi.eman. Halifax ID r. Devof
schooners-Prcso, Moss, Fensndns Dbbie Bunce; r. A.
Huniey Howard, Alexandra, Van Brunt s.xh.; n. D.
Crude Bartlett. Bangor n Sanford White Coad New.
berry, Fredsncksbnrs C. n. Pisnoni NJ hsnsou, r Law
renee, Alexandria, Van Bruut SA LAZY Adams DAVIS
Fall River, X. r. Dirnoni 3 Mills Tyler, Aessndhs, vs
Bunt slsght; Ben McCresdy Wilmington Powell
l.. r. Smith, Chesbro. Wilmington, \. Smith Ca q
ones. Bedel, Norfolk, Sturses Chairman l Ca Jsnes
Lawrence. Allen Boston, Dayton sprasue Howard e.sn,
Boston, W. Lewis Co T. J. Tu Pursly Richmond vsn
Bron, Slasht; Georgianna, (3 Bradford st. Ana.vs h
J. DewoH; Yorktown, Perkins ciudai Bolivar, n. u fss-
man 4 Go.
s,earner-Deware, Copes, Philadelphia, g. PerhinI
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Moyements. 81 3, Ocean e slsamer..
FROM EUROPE.


In ,tod~ship Pacific re~ Gdiedy-snne Cairns John \.
Cuilough and family Wm. Perkins Francis Cres Nm IA
Mics McCaulev Marcus Tu;hin, r. Insotsby M Nm ~
Mis-. OEarrcu Mr. and Miss Jernan, NJ and Ms Hanusa
Judge Reilly and sister, R Eyre, wife Al .on.. M W.
thr r. Charles Cafrone Charles sullivan George L1rsa h
Hamilton Mr.. tray Hamilton Baxter and sister rho-.s
Pscs.nhsm M Reilly and niece Msry Hamuona Mr. Jusss
erd NJ. RosrEs VIM joyce WIN. Nc kre, Rev. CiHrsr
Mrs Runs and son. Capt; sayer. Mr.. Foster NJ Al u,
Jenkir. M and th- Misses Cor. NJ. Nm
NJ, B. asey King Jerome Major Mis- Mary CkS
Mis- d ran Mss Meehan, Francis Toby Jaus wsAss j.
D.Cron Hcury Pyhe Daniel Rogers George Theus ss No
sale James Harvard Mr. Oliver John Arms'ronl John ns
ccn Mss Murphy and brohers F.n Byrne and George
Sinclair Jam,. Fiuay aud family, Maurice BenhIn, suA
Be achsn AID IS in stesraEe.
IN ~ Victory Jroas LonSonMr ROber; Johnson efss~
Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
C>peujug Of the Troy University.

I'lOT, y. y IT-I7'IIy- = p = -.
The Troy U,iversity, upon Mount Ida, overlooking
THIS city. w. formally Orened to-day. The lnugma.
lion e1eT Jse. were attaLdsd By large eaDo""r-e al
people, and were highly interfering. An ahdross
anon scholastic ed1cs,ion war delivered by Prof.
Strsg. and speeche~ were gwen by 'he keV: y. ;.
R|h,r.op the Rev. DIR NcC,inck ne Hon. Hiram
Slocum and oihrss About .i,'y " "ient- hnve al
r, adv entered az a.. University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Pennsylvania Politics.

HARRIsluRG, Pa, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1888
The Democratic Conferees Of the ANsth Congress-
ionaT District baloted all last night, butta 20 nom
mate a candidate. They VII meet again on the 2lst
instant.
sHOILIDAYsIuRG, Pa. Thursday. Sept. y iS.S.
The Republicans of the XVIIIth Dis.rc: have nom
mated 5. ). Blair for Congress.
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Passenger Sailed

Ia steamship City Of Bal:imore, fer Lirepo-Yss ChAhas
BrahoIn Mrs Musraye. MI ProleTo tmbrhser Robss
Caow Romor Forns Havana EdwAro L. Reverend Hsvssa,
at Gonsaer wife and child, Fr-erer Cabo Mrs ssr
Wonsck, A W. sus Leon Louis L<mbn r. J. Flinod, LEA
Whttonie p. Aerbury, ID :. Jscksn, Mrs. Hayward, Nn
Groom S4gsrar Mr. Csrdneal wife aud child Mss Apsra
and lS IN the
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The Steamer Marie Louis Oh En-.
scmrsiOuS.
ScBEnzcTsDY, Tburs

ScBEnEcTADY, Thursday Sort 9, 1853.
The steamer Mare Louse has made several eIcgr
sions tooay with Dr. Mott, Prof Gillesri DR.. Vet,@r
and otler scientific gentlemen on hoard, AZ the frl
speed allowed by the canal laws, ane AL was salts
6tgTy
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STATE Politics.

RoSpoUr, n. Y, THURSDAY, Sept. 9, 1853.
The Ulster delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention follows: District MOI, Mr.. :. ). HON.
mel No. III, Mr.. j. G.. Fasbrouck; no. III, M. T..
Dupuy.
BIreHsNToy, n. Y, Thursday, Sept; Q, 1858.
Dr.. Georgs Burr was this day sicctod delegate 20
theiDemocretic State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Arrival of the Asia AT Boston.

BesroN1 Thursday- sept 3, IHlS
The X. n. steamship Asia from liverpool via OF
Halifax, II below and viii be al her dock about md
night. Iernsils will h. due in NewYork at p. m.
to-6oTrOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Railroad Accident.

CseclSsATI, Thursday, Sept. y, lsss
The ZsSesyi,s Express train on the Ceairal OHIO
Railroad ran on tLs track this city to-day So.
tsl persons we're hsdly hurt, but none seriously. The
naip vas dessiscd ey0sl hoaIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Arrival of the North American.

ETINTkEIL- IHU-tINFl " p ., I'SP'
The steamer North American from Liverpool An-
gust % arrived at Quetec at oossek this evening
Her detention caused by fog. She has not Seen
IN collision with any vessel and there i nothing the
the matter with her boz sprit rigging The private
dspat,li sent 20 New York the meres COM 81 ture
and az such dc serving Of the -trop Il Reproduction.
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Mellow Fever i'm Sew.Orleans.

y poV-ORLEtss, "Wednesday. Sept. Z, IS5s.
The deaths from fever yesterday were 10.
gss EEw-0RLEass, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1858.
The deaths from fever yesterday were 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10

The Buffalo Con7-ercioi AGcer.,ser says:
Supposing then that We have no further ncrea e
upon the business of last year, imports Of wheat
viii exceed twelve and hall million bushels; an
Increase of onehird over las, year. OF -four shall
have iH.G0 barrels also increase of about two
fftbs. But We shall itaby have Hcr in
po.i-haryes; a. well az snte-harve-t trade. We -sy
this in the face Of knowledge of short crop in many
localities Wet. Lake Michigan shipped 7,i0i,og0
bushels OF wheat last year, 10 points other than
Buffalo. We propose 10 get about hve-seveD;hs Of
that deficiency this Arrivals al points in the
Wet are very large already, from the rev harvest,
and, under tie impeto- 1t better prices, more money,
and the sbsepce Of panic il must forward much
more freely than last year. When engaged in the
argument for reduction Of tolls wheat last Spring.
stated the probable receipts Of wheat at this po
for 1853 under the stimulus Of reduction at 100 sg.
W. revive our figures They were too small. We
DOW claim "A, coo eco bushels VI wheat tn:
h. received at ihis port dariag the Of navi-
CATION. OF four shogH have a; leas; million and
half Of barrels. against 81, 600 last year
The following j. statement OF tolls received on the
Nsw-York Canals during ths fourth week IN August.
and also the total amount received from the opening
Of navigation up to september in the years seei-
fsd h.iov.
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TIE following <our. If Canal Tolls wls received
- ar. SO !. Hl;a'; ,s, s q,
n..-.,.;-,s,, -Irys ?
= - d.. foir.i 49,. m Aa.., is;s -isaj -
T. received d-Fns is' urta v-st m Ausas; 1851 s 81
D,r..e in lsss...........................sgs $3.50 y
% veA dunn ,he nlara Of ,agss, as ... 7s, IS
To r,rsiy,e 61s 80 moth Of August, Bill. 5tss o.
n,,,,. in Angst, se1eo >
Tn. Milwaukee. Wateriosn aud Barabco Valley
Railroad Company of W--consiu. have failed 20 pay
the ,utrres. on their IL Mortgage Bonds due S~p !.
Til. line. under the name Of the Milwaukee and Wa
,ertown Railroad. wa. purcha-el aboni year AMI
half ago by the La Crosse and Milwaukee Company,
and consolidation followed but at spriug the latter
5;,.o..d of Il To 7 few who assumed the corporate
nam. FIT mentioned. The frst mortgage Issue rs
s300 Geo. orly mail portion Of whcA l. held here.
These f " holders, W understand contemplate lesa
proceedings with a view To foreclosure
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gives notice
,ba. the holders OF ID Mortgage Coupons, payable on
~ l., O, pro1.. can have them cashe on pr7euia-
ion al their office II Philadelphia. les interest ior The
running time al the rate Of y cent per annum
Tie Money Circular by the Asia agree IN reporting
b. Money ~ sket a. Substantially unchanged. The
supply j. abundant at 2,a3 e cent. The Bank OF
England returns show gain OF 2l0 600 IN the stock
# coin and bullion Me>srs. BGring Brothers say;
An.r-sn stock. generally necv-, With ~
Il good demand United States So Of 90 a ls asrYa
Boad. > sl Ma..sehn..tis - Boud. is Penn.s''1A
= - qrai: Illinois Central Share, "a discount @
s. ri. 81 Psnnsylyauia Central O.. lst Mortss- ~csi
Panama alro4d Bonds, ~.
The London Tunes notices sales on the 10Th Of Az
. of Illinois Central shares al - and y discount,
and OF Ere Third Mortgage at %. Hess1s. Bel son
Co.. report limited business at previous rates, eA'
cop Illinois Central shares, which were CONSIDERABLY
lower SALES at Is n discount. They qnote a. iol-
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Narkets-C.RsFULLY REpoRrED TIVE ". Y TsIsuSE.
THURSDAY, Sept. O. 1855
ASHES-Th. demand for both kinds is moderate but the
market I. steady; sales of Pots and P-srl. a. rs
COTTON-Th- market steady, with sales Of $50 bales
We repes: quotations:
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Illinois Politics.

PEORIA, IT., ThnrsdAy, Sept. 2, IojS.
TIE Democratic Convention to-day unanimously
nominated Nr. j. W. Davidson for Congress from the
IVth District.
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The above shows n falling off the Main Stem of
500 sSi 49, and an Increase of 2js 80 in Washington
Branch. making decrease on both of S9l, 395 90.
But the $l+,55G 80 receipts on the y. W. Branch
should b. added which would make the falling off
$05, $50 81. There is increase over July of
$6,Ol9 81.
Messn. James NJ Hartshorne and Walter Jaggar
have been admitted members Of the Stock Ex-
change.
The In Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
give notice in our advertising columns that Commit
has been appointed by the Board of Directors duly
authorized TO compromise and settle the floating debt
of the Company, by exchanging therefor third mort
gage bonds covering the entire line of road, depots,
&C.. subject to the prior liens The creditors are
quested TO present their claims at the Office OF the
Company, No. q William street.
Tie statement Of the 81. Louis Banks for the week
Il I'll.