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Democratic Assembly District Convention,

A Democratic Assembly District Convention
for the Second Assembly District, will be held at
II 'nitowoc Rapids, on Saturday, the 18th of Oc-
tober, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Member of Assembly
and to transact such other business may be
Necessary. The ratio Of representation will be
Is iollows
Blehars7 3 Delegates; Centreville 3; Maple
Grove 2; Franklin 3; Newton 3; Schleswig q;
Cato 3; Eaton ,; Memee 3; hanitowoc Rapids
4; Rockland 2.
ADAM BLESER,
Chairman district (ntu,llH,e-
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ANOTHER FILLIDUsrER1xG ExpEprr1o,

ANOTHER FILLIBUsTER1SG EXPEDITION.
Topographic dispatches from Washing
ton state that news had beer received from
New Orleans to the effect that another FL
libuster movement was in progress in the
latter city. A telegram from New Orleans
about the same tiTne-Oct 4, Or. NJ
says that Walker and his men left Ber-
wick's Bay on the morning previous in his
own steamer, and without clearance
Collector Hatch refused clearance to the
steamer Philadelphia, suspected fillibus-
tering vessel, which was said to be destin-
ed for AspnwalI with men for the Chiriqui
gold diggings. AS far as it has yet been
learned it is understood that Walker and
about 200 or 800 men have banded togeth-
er for the purpose Of making a descent up
on Nicaragua. The Administration is ap-
parently taking prompt and decisive meas
ures to stop this last expedition.
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IE- The Tribune courteously acknowl-

II- The Tribune courteously acknowl-
edges little favor rendered by us to that
paper last week, in giving it the list Of
Premiums awarded at the County Fair.
We assure the Tribune that, being prin-
ter, we are at all times ready to be gentle
manly and accommodating to our brethren
of the press. Besides, we consider our
selves in debt to that office for accommo
dations render the Pilot establishment
Make your draft, General, and if possible,
we will honor it.
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Our CAsDIDArE FOR GovERSoR.-Mr.
HOBART is now traversing the State, and
addresses large assemblies of people in ev-
cry town he visits. lie is listened to with
great attention, and the Democracy are
everywhere enthusiastic in their praises Of
his speeches.
Mr.. HOBART will talk to the Democrats
of Manitowoc county in this village en- the
lst of November. We hope to see large
crowd here from every town in the county
on that day. Those who come and hear
him will not regret their time -
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Nnycst Of the German Republicans Of
the County OF Nunit, roc

III
the County Of Nunit roc.
N hen within the sphere Of a political
party, acts are committed which stand in
discat opposition to the principles for tie
carry ing out OF which the party was organ
ized, tlen is il the duty of every true and
faithful member Of such party to submit
such violations Of its organic law to an i'm
partial ana earnest investigation; and free
from al. prejudice and temporary party
Interests, TO render to truth that tribute
which il deserves as well in political as so
cial l'e This is moreover necessary, as
an deserved pal!iation or publicly at
tempted justification of the faults and de-
fects # party would, among the unpre-
JUDGED portion of the people, necessarily
load 70 suspicion against the purity Of its
principles, and ultimately consign the par
= itself to the fate Of corruption, which it
should be the ardent desire of the better
}art Of is members 10 avoid.
IL is a misunderstood idea OF party faith
10 say that one cannot be true member
Of certain society without the unqualified
approval Of all measures which it might be
the pleasure OF majority of the society to
adopt-no matter whether such measures
be in harmony with its leading principles
or not. That man does not truly promote
the interest of bis party who humiliates
himself as It's slave or as mere serf of
some Of it's leaders for such a man can
have no self respect, neither is he in a posi-
ton 10 command the respec; Of Others.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Mr.. Ii. Brooks,
conductor on the La Crosse & Milwaukee
Railroad, was killed on the 9TH inst. The
train was separated at Hartford, and in
coupling the cars together again, BRooKs
was crushed in such manner that he died
from it.
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SENATORIAL WORCESTERSHIRE learn
with pleasure that EDWARD DECKER, Esq,
of Kewaunee, has received the Democratic
nomination for State Senator for the coun-
ties Of Brown, Kewaunee, &c. Mr.. DECK
Err possesses the ability to make a good
Legislator, is a working Democrat, and
will be elected by heavy majority.
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The ATTEMPT OF THE LIFE on THE SUI
TAN.-Advices from Constantinople to
Sept. 18th state that the Sultan had come
near losing his life. An Ionian captain,
commanding an English steam tug, drove
bis vessel twice against the Imperial caicque
and the Sultan was saved with great diff
Guilty. The captain was arrested, and Sir
Ii. Bulwer (the British ambassador had
promised most searching investigation
into tie affair. -'"
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E.moerat,e Assembly District Convention.

Democratic Assembly District Convention
Tor he First Assembly District, will be held at
- Court House, Manitowoc, on Saturday, the
5:h of October, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Member
Of Assembly, and to transact such other business
g may be necessary. The ratio of representa-
ION y Ill be as follows:
Cooperstown Delegates; Kossuh 4; Gibson
B. Msnitowoc s; MIshcott 1; Two Rivers s.
G. II. SCHMIDT, c. w. FITCH,
wv, EAr0UGU.
Democratic District Committee.
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The DOUGLASS FAMILY.-The Washing
ton States of Sept. 80 says:
Miss Ellen Douglass received to-day a
most hearty welcome from those who had
the extreme pleasure Of making her ac-
quaintance. We congratulate the house
of Douglass on the introduction of this now
heir.
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THE OSHKOSH INCENDrARIEs.-J osEpn

The OSHKOSH Observation-Disclosures
LACY was tried last week at Oshkosh, and
convicted of buring that city on the 10th
of May last. He was sentenced to the
State Prison for fourteen years, and seven
days in each year solitary confine ment.-
LAcY's confederates, Potter and CAss,
have not been tried this term, for want Of
witnesses. -'....
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H- Until election takes place, large
portion of the Pilot will necessarily be
devoted to politics. and the roofing out '
of the Republican party-after which we
will give our readers more interesting mat
ter. We will make our paper welcome
visitor to the fire sides of our subscribers
during the coming winter.
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WAuKEsHA COUNTY.-ORsoS REED.
Esq, has been nominated for the State Sem
ale by the Democrats of Waukesha coun-
ty. lie is a brother Of our feIow-citizen.
Judge REED, and if elected, will make a
leading member OF the Senate.
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CALIFoRNn Observation-Disclosures
TRIUMpHANT.-Sufi returns have
been received to indicate the election Of
the entire Democratic ticket in California
Let Wisconsin follow suIt.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUcUs.-Our Democratic
friends will remember the Democratic
Caucus this friday evening, at the Court
House Let every Democrat attend.
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a CALIFORNIA DUEL.-Late accounts
from California state that in duel fought
between Mr.. BRoDERIck, L. S. Senator,
and Judge TERRY, Of the Supreme Court,
the former gentleman was killed-havinc
been shot through the lungs.
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4 u 4 IT DIEH0LN,
Chairman District Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
- ---zaa their imlracticable

monr in 1856, urged their "mi'fae''sao,s
nal .,oetrinc" Of Congressional rr"'ec''o''
r.,.. Ac Cincinnati cOnven'i"n'
Tie opposition that has arse" III ,"s'-
- congressional protection, must create
.'.,,o uulcss abandoned. the Virginia de-
,.-,,;on I, the Cincinnati Convention "naNi-
...a,ir advocated this doctrine in 1870;
ur.srs. Ma.ou nal Hunter We're the supper
,rs a., aAycc-;,- of it IN February last
on III. ryoc 0! the Unite! States Senate
,;,.,. Viz has fully committed himself 10 ''''
,Ioc.rinc ard W have seen nothing 'ro" any
.:;c:ubrr oi ConsivsS from Virginia Gen! '''s "
,as>:,,, ing in, POSITION occupied by inc rvI,e'
syr.a!.yys Of TIE party at Cincinnati "'" III We
Senate ap5, tie Executive of the State
Should = convcn,joo Of the party t''i to Fai,'y
the action OF its former representatives. '"e
,,o,.,, ,o,f,;or Of the Virginia Democracy NIL
T.. ..,,c and ,)c State sink from her high posi-
,;,E =. = header ui Inc Southern Democracy.
v. appeal ie oar contemporaries to cohsiovF
where ,iiry are urging the party, and to rei!cc;
well upcu ,A,ir opposition to Congressional
protection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
ERIpAY MOHNINt!, Git"1-4'' rs '''"'
cors,,o, Democratic PRINCIPLES c.! tie slavery


,.s,,,., ,,o:-in;cr'crerce ty '"e Genera! "''erh-
AoS"'"'' "', exclude slaves. IN any ot the
men:, 10 in'r'H"S.
territories OF the Union
No Federal Save t",.e. y" I''EF'sS"H''! DIS
.;o.i,n in .aygr Of >.ye properly III the terrific
e'''i''''" -, ,,;s,-;;, ,i,,,.,.,i :.
:es, and 10 .V''S - '' ''' '. e','' ~
Whenever in amy o: Tue territories Tie s"te'S Of
s.ye persons 0. the -icn; o: slave property, the
safety Of apv ,ic,g-tq.io,. OF persons or pro
'.;!.' OF s''''! - A. ,,,,,e,
peIty, Is uneohS'''H''o'.'''! "S'''''''''' J. '''
and duty Of Congress, yot less Khan cf any AZ" eve
,,b.r Dc,nr,u,,,.t O: INC General Government, -
,,.,,,,,s - IA, security OF
exercise - t''tS' 49, ''''7' -. ,,,.,;,
e4Hai f!V'etNt'A - '"c i'-'''
.occics o. persons ans. prorcr,y
49,, .,.,;.,,.,fr.,i ,i.l, .. ro"u.r so.r-
Az '"'' a'.'' ..,.n :, rr;.ory. on
re::aiy, emitting Inc i'':.''
application or ;h,!r s'!.i''S'' - ''N '','''' ''''
,II;,;,r !, enact their u"' Safe Constitution" ~ !"
-. 60, rr,.r,,,., >. 4, ,a;.a!.r yo:c, w:h"u;
.--t -, - E.arrai ,.,c':p,, AL. tv s;;c! Con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
ST. Arrival of the Quaker City in Hampton Roads


>...... ~. r"-T'hr Disabled steamer.
,,,,,. l.. arrived "a liarnr:on Raa!S in
''"'"t >, !,'..,..,, Sat-. .r Georgia. The [.
-" "; ,,.,,c,. ,,,,s.r Civ K. W. Shuitldt,
DE- ''"" jnri from Ecw Yorl, On " cnc,.
n,. , ;n,. for Havana arrived last ni:h; 4;
80 Y in jIami.;.u Roads. When TIE
C;,,, ,,> ~; ,oIr, On, from New York.
IT, 49,. I,,,yr md h,carc completely lisa.
- h. ,,,.,;,.s ,,ber ,ho,; - dr, :, :.
- IS ,,.,. i1r..,..> ., 49,. r,.,o-tc,! hy the
L,,.,..a uuriarton on .th i.l>,. Subsequent 10
''"' g.. If ,,n jr,,,h,r,o, 81, IT,, --ih
;.,, H. i,r,j,,r ,ity mad, her way UDstil-
N'H,; ,'s ,.'''.,y,rJ mnIrr canvass until &
+, :; ,,L,n nm the 9th ;r>, - la,i
~; :; Ion.i,ui. 1922, she had sailed and
t'';., 'i'i Iam ,n;I.s
~ =. ~. ,;,"c = steamer PISSED ND without
'''' ,I.' n,I.,irr l,ity'S SIGNAL az distress or
$50 If .,u,,, although hear enough to Per
c.;,.,. Lnfh
,.,..n p n ;bc schooner King Fisher, "
~, ~ yo,k whose CAPTAINS name is not
~ ,..'o.n lar. ayay for the disabled steam
,,'I .,;,h ,i, ryu. Characteristic of Il seaman.
n, ",i anJ s.,id he would stick bv Us until
=, ,,h;ct, was faithfully and CALAMITY
r,.,,,,,l Tao I,r, Il ,ua." of Alexandria.
H., .T.wr,.l orr signals and laii by IL; until
$780,, !, Search Of a steamer. At. NJ. Gale
~, ,.:,,L .rnm the Nor,hward of Great iuIce,
~ "i''' a.. shin when ,l:e was laid 10
,.,;.i, h,aI :, in. Eastward and behaving
n m;'" 'II for (c,tycj..h, hours. during
~ ;ni, ,;,o. !: nrr1,n. necessary 10 hcaye
.' nI',.,I ,tc l,rl f,ri,h,. At roon.tmc OF
" = D',,G -. uinJ hoy;or abat.d the
'.'s '''' Ia rc 2u Io,, 4. %, VAS
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALr!aonr, Oct. l3.-Flour is unchanged
Wheat is tirm-l5, 900 bushels were offered;
sale, %: white at $l.20al.ij. Corn is firm;
white and yellow siaS5 cts. Bacon sides 10!
r,<. Mess Pork $lj.7jalG.oo; prime $ll.j0
Whi>l,cy is firm at 29 cts.
Me- YorK, Oct. l@.-Flour ms declined ia
Zoe: southern is unchanged. Wheat has a
downward tendency; red 81 %, white 81 i2a
-. Corn is buoyaut ard scarce; s. iS re.
fused Cor mixed Cotton is very dull. Ness
Pos $!J %0s - -. prime 10 Gall. "hskey
2gic. Other articles unchanged. Stocks dull
ard !owcI: Virginia - $9i!.
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MARINE NEWS.
p0Rr or RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10, 1859.
,,..-.. .nt. o., 80. .'rIDrt

PORr OF ElCllNOHD. CClOBEH 10, Ioos
giGH WAFER THIS DAY Lf:k v'cLoct
ARRIVED.
SreamIhp EoaaoE. Couch, New York, n.css Ard 1ints
gcr..
steamer Gser.- Anns Travers, DsGore, ni,s az: p.
ssugcT.
Brrqur Eu. Mckee, BAHIA. r!a Nor:c!s. IN tsllsn
Schr John Alexander. Lewis. Baltimore guaEo.
Schr John Randolph Phillips Baltimore, gnaon
schr T.. {. Prsysrr. Trodd, York river, wheat.
Schr David Hale. Concsiin, New York, hay.
SlO0p New Packet, Gray, sEIi!Iaeli, Wheat.
Syhr New York, Cromwell, James river, lumber
schr {. Z. Back Cob1, Windsor, y s., plaster
SAILED.
Steamer BclTdcre Kecnr, Baltimore, nd:e ADD p.i's
gers.
Scir Lydia Ann, Weaver ChsIl.-toE, miSe.
sehr Champion Mitchell, dosn III" river, l.ht
schr Bucns Vista. Roby, down the river, light.
ScIr ID VI Miller. Parker, down the river light
parquc Clara H. SGtil, S'andea, Rio, Hour.
SShr Carrie North. down III. river. light.
MEMORANDUM.
The schooner c. L. Bucs eXp.r!sHcsdheavy weather, T
the lD,> Of sails and boat.
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LATEST NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
ls,,rsapi OjTc., So IS? Hr'n .S.--... n.iG7nf. !
7Ei'oRr-p snR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEy Yvka, oct l3.-Thc steamship City
OF Manchester, from Liverpool, with dates to
the evening .. the esth Sept, arrived here TO-
dag.
LIVERPOOL. sept. o>.-Thc market to-day
closed veal. Wheat i, steady. l'rr'sioaS are
quiet and dull! sugar i hea'y. ton>ol, u".
chans !
TIE steamship, Eor:h E'jton ard jason
have arrived 0u;
The LONDON Times says that me seizure
Of the Island If .:sn Juan originated IL aud"-
city and assumption; In. England IS AFRAID 70
ayrnge II; yet il i, Iiuc 20 put stop to s"ch
notions.
The Dictates. Of Moieua la, oTdy'ei 3o,2n'
..!inc rifles to bc despatched TO Naples lie
SAYS the King las LEFT for tie H"ram frontiers
with the purpose o! having an interview WIKI
tns Pope At Rome.
LuNDoN. Oct -, despatch iIol.i HaF',h
,a,, that Prince Napoleon aIrivei there yes
tcr,!ay morning, when separate conferences 'a',
mc!ra:c!y took place between the tTcnr'' ami
Sandman and French and Austrian F.en'po'
tcm,arici.
The french are actively crss:,. 70 ming
ont 4 C'i!aa expedition.
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. s.D-S .
TtII.iD.

DrLp ut the residence Of Cot. George W. IL rs, y, ~
CHIuP late Of Powhatan county, Va. An-r graduating
In III, profession PHILADELPHIA DR.. CfGmp -ei:i'd III
Manchester ard rractic- ph! Sic very successfully Tier"
,r several years III, hr,l:h not being good In Mancr.-
ter h. removed lis native county where lie very ass!'.
ou,y pursued his profession Tor nearly forty years ur:!!
nj. removal to the home ~ hs .Uun.iaS Col Hopkins
ABOUT two years ago: spend the remainder % - days
With an only beloved lugter. Many vii! lie IN: Kind rr.
membranes Gfihrir .iicm! aongt his Old ''!sis ana
n"iyhbors.
IIorn bred AID confirmed In Democratic priaciIs, Il"
WAS Tor many years distinguished leader amongst h par
IS friends lone, AMI loved - meet ana "t WIN Item
on all proper occasions.
Though reserved and apparently somewhat a'iert IN
III. manners, he hn, Ia: fr!rnI IN Ia. ":'ati"ens
a Kind muster. a good father and crIn!it'hrT and u
.crupu!ou.y just and fair In ~ !raGE- Will HE
fellow men lie died calmly anil eH-iiy having expressed
his good will for all mankind hi, rcrc' t. part with IL
.n. and H. htiU AFRAID 20 de, few nor: hours be-
fore lie hrgahed II, li't.
DIR. on THURSDAY, ,i,r ~, Of Uc'oir- WILLIAM p
EE"H>! E, @: JaEes City, Va, IN '!e 1d'h r'nr o. his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAnulyGloN Oct. l3.--No action las Yet
been taken Ivy the Administration. responsive
10 any communications which may have re-
Gently been received from The British Govern
meut on the subject Of The San Juan difficulty
An extraordinary meeting Of the Cabinet
was called to-day, 10y request of Gen. Cass,
who. however, was NOT present. owing 20 an
attack Of sickness.
Gen Twigg> has been Granted leave Of Mo.
s.r,p 10 visit hlIrOpC
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COMMERCIAL. hEsGHa.
AZ fIh.tNu MARKET.

APPLES Stock small. sale a. 1905.
BUCKETS Sc.-Ps:ntsd Ducse's, .!-UC,? > los.,.,..
hsop psinted P.ils, q q ioksa :Ir,v, crts' iub
~ ooGLs. ue.t Heavy Ce - sv.i B-el-,., a.. : !.
d,s.u
EAGs--S eaGls,. rs..:Jc. Manchester Bas. Is ~.
Bsss i1a.s'.
rftsW.A.-ls selling n 50 60. IN.
BRCCNr.-ti.e.3, .ccC!'i'uy to qualify
BAtOE. The m"rket : atii's We sIo;e to-day r...
Sides to =: CENT. Shoulders ~ csa'. Ga Ia,
.u-.L "a Il l..r. r"id', -usIc cured A.r. - e,
u I.E.;--w, 4.oie Mountain good 20. n~le
lv;t.s. CorEIoa +Giss. The market rslI
,urTo%--i! 20 IL. cts. oa ume. adding !Dte.e,,.
CJrIU., IAI*-, Sc.-CotiGn Yarns -o..;1+ ,t,.
corLs.r .. cts; se:e Ts.ne - ct'.: Carpet Va: :: .
C0fFEE-ln the j5bplnr trade, Qao,r Elo !! &c ,s
LasuAyr- y 20 l25.. Jaw. l:5s TO Is
cuEH.-Se:y scarce az: vii! bring ron q 10, Z; q.
corn MAIL. sa:ry Meal 81 to I 70 = ba.Le.
Ho'. = {. Aaaa.: sine. iG(;3%,;: Sperm H.; ~,
.prFCi .. cri.:s. ~ sCi well supplied.
CUAL-"',csn .,d A.n AG;nr.i:e Coal! -, ST. :.
Ls'ilDr, ,:f p,f'on; i.eHfn Lunp, is. !caa...'
CuKs--Tcr c!,y asanI zion - pea .,f' lo.! e..
,u,se', :-r .o:' g'- .":' haAs! - Hafl!sa-P SOY,
cGNESr-J,n.,. E.ver 81 to-: 80 y bhi L.L
a:,,r 8. ;o&,f. >. Holman - ;oG.! 80. La..s..
J. p XIX j pgrIT.-;.5 az. or ac.,rd
gGaT..ki.'.-ss.'' hsh' Ds;@AEa !'shi. Sales AS E.
- cents :or prime
!Ia.ia, >: -: !,F5lHs'. u.~) "a" T.. ,
from wharf sis -: 1asTr!. 70 N"!Ih Csro.Hs yrr,
IN niarE,: ~. 3 - IGIu N'C.EEE. -" s=tU ~
yLOuR-Wr qg.:e SGpcr.us "oa- - a. 81 Is IS :;
ENtr. s"it 90 80.
FLoUk BAIELl!.-:- ~ cI.. ,acl.
FLAAshAD.-.l;,! 80 3, buse., o: % D.
Cgpl 2; ,o a",; Mu,covAlo 81 - SC Portland sy'.
q .6c, Refined Of good quality A. 20 &C. Porto r
5? To -.
MILL. UFFAi-~e quote fsra:, =: Is cs:.:s sacr, Z
cents, brD-as;uf - c-E;s: s..s'tc " Cents. ~ :.
cargo ,lesr rate, will 10 lover.
sUT.-li.rr siriG Ainonn. TOTO u ct'. so:' .aC .,
- Ct. isSU !. ~ is. f.GsE.s ~ Ina aaa
% e.. Coca mus A. y loo.
u,T--.,3 c..is T. bushrl tor new. f.ry SCARF
slUAHs--We quote &C yellow 81 a. 30 &c; kN;rs -
"a "a gtc. ~ Va 10 pc; Crushed TO-. 10 lie Ia
!itol:i NeD 0riesn. ~ to ~. Porto Rico ia 20
iih..--!:gI -rsI ant GuUpoHutT. ;aH II g.. - b,
TOBACCO he ~ .rL-; has ic NOR. animation :.
srea. ,..lani Tor iansy bright SORTS We quote Lu:.-
,r..l. - Ur 20 -: good e. 10 q. ,cmrsoa a.
10 , .. uc,..gu nv io?. Fine fHgl!.h shipping t.!io..
.u.y wrnYpr- l.. icusHt =; price, from g. y -
MIiEAI-lMr skc4I i.arsei IS without gsE'g cNE9s
Pine ~ht- rhua: hc!"g scarce, ~! t..Es 81 - T..
bu.hcl Rsi Eouid sell a: Il 81 yr prime SD ron .,
down according 10 qualify. ihr Sale, A.e gras....y
tou. ,ruulI. sometimes with inI.Te,t,
SHISkki. in demand ~ fU!i p.ice. We duCts (.
.inu., r.; so O. - cei'-. kichmOud EseGtet :: /.
" "a. No change IN other .-aaes
HuoL-ws,ieI - u ~ cents: III Ea'f e. % :. g! =.
scare. Mixed nef.H3 sHl Savoy =. 70 So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-14
TELrC2lPHIC RUMOR.

NV YoRS. Oct. l3-lt is stated on good
authority that Col. Fo:ncy has received no,i-
iication from the President of his intcntion 10
Institute prosecution FOR libel on account of
an article IN the Press on Monday, relative
to Senator Frederick death.
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TIE REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.

New OELrASS. Oct. l3.-An arrival from
IIay;l says tia, the conspiracy a, Portau-
Prince is more extensive than at first supposed
Rigid pole. measures nave been inaugurated,
and the city has been placed in \ state OF siege
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CLARIFIED.

MARRIED. AZ Emanuel Church, Hanover county, Va, Oh
.s.h day Of Sept, by the Rev Mr. Conway. WILLIAM L.
BOYD o. Alabama, - Mis- ~ FARLEY SMITH o! iiano-
ser county
~ Dispatch and Noble papers ple.,e cory
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PETERSBURG MARKETS, o.: 10

CUTTo> Sales to-day % abOgt O. bales Pr!n- a. J.. 81
The .rc-;. coEInue glt 70. the season, thUGs D j,y =
rr.a.ng WnE,r We 80 not alter quotations. r G.s Rt.
o. gS. Pr.iu. White - TO - Othsr grades are =.
B.cpS-->toct gt We quote cincinnati sides a.
and Shoulder, ~. cts 10, the hnsshead.l TVniCc y.
sr.a.s cosiiuGr very .hi, With sales At sl0 % ls
COis--Ihc demand 10 very active st 70 cts Tor Ple
iiEss PVuk Id, advanced 10 $40. fLoURwe qu0.e TX
Srter,nr &; -uperne 90 Fine C. !Or c!ty brand, Coz.
rs Flour can be had FOR - cent, per sasrc lees, C.y FI
10 1.
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Not .NRnr>iEr.-II"bcrt II. Overstrcet, the
the rail road o.cIsyrr. vi" murdered John Dngsnn.
ic4r l.ynchbar;. last week. las mudc lis escape AZ
nothing ha- rc"m heard Of i'.'n since he left The
G.,rJ-blow Vas inflicted with stick. Drssan r."
,..;y.I hut ore blow. and that on the side 81 the
head. which .p: the ,kuIl. After committing the
a., Urer,;rect came 10 Iynchhurg. where he ha. =
wle. arranged financial a!ta-, and l":.;"r paris
unMuo-n
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FATAL RowDYIsN IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Uct. 1.-two men were shot
dead last night One was young lriShman,
the otter WIS the mate Of bay craft.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Convention opens every day d. e4 A. 81, with ne
reading OF morning prayer.
PRAYER meeting AT II. james CITrr At 81, 4. NJ
Service at the Monuments! Church every ri.m ~ \.
O'Clock, except saturday.
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LYNCHBt III MARkEIS, vCr 49, lsFs
Tos,I,r-lLr business !, Gui:c III. Ihcrc.ru'I
vance Ia the ln,rk, Ne quote .oy1 Wt.ppers a. !f.G
good fl!ers 3>al.. pruinss & y o.!
VIVA There 10 not heavy bGs!:rss 10 .ei-.i .
ira lots command g. 80. prime & -
FLpuK-uun. .up-rfue 35a;i. eNirl q '3ao
Coz. scare. r!'hs 8 h demand ~ fi.yU 10 z y
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.icc.DEN1--Co! Stephen farrar, Of Louisa
comfy. net With serious accident OH the l5th u.t
lie haI gone over TO Frederick Hall DEPOT, or
lin, Virginia Central Railroad, TO meet young lady
from Richmond. and stepped on the platform, hut
in attempting 30 get of the cars. he fell and irn"'urcd
On, oi h, legs TINT it will be necessary 20 nnpu-
,.,,r tie lun. and il is feared that being just ="
w., DID, L ;.l not Ice able, 70 survive the shock.
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-,

F.orR-Supsr f3"Na3IE! EziFa S5;U"3o-s, Ia.
s. 2iiIvy Rye Flour, s;oVsi25.
WuY,r-Wi.ir good 81 ..5.I SO; RED, go! s. i!i,':
CgCS-wEi;c 10y w,lgh;) >acts. White, Ioy ls.,s'.
90 cts Yellow >3.-tct... Mir.l sra>i ci'
C0aS MgIL.--whOlsS"l. s3a'p cent
V,r,-|G cents.
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