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, 1859-11-18

The PuTscr Of the steauer Arizona, at New
Orleans, has furnished the Pieyaune with the
following summary Of tie latest news:
On tho night Of the s0sh Of October, party
supposed to consist Of about thirty men, c8me
into the graveyard, in the vicinity Of the city,
and fired some thirty shots from small aims,
hut did no damage. They were answered by
d discharge Of canister from feld-piece, but
with what effect is not known, as, On search
ing the place in the morning, no bodies were
found, the killed and wounded, if any, having
probably been carried of. Several ranches
had been broken into, and money and arms de-
naaudcd under penalty Of death, and, when
found, taken away.
The ranches Of Neal had been broken into,
and everything destroyed: the house would
probably hare been burned had it not been Of
brick. Neal and his family had escaped to
Aatamoras. The mails and passengers for
Arizona started via Point Isabel, but Learning
that thirty men were on the road to intercept
them, the passengers went up On the S. B.
Gsamptis, and the mails were crossed over
from Brazos to the Mexican side Of the river,
and recrossed at Brownsville, and the mail
from New Orleans came down the same way
Several expresses that were sent to and fro On
tho American side had been taken prisoners.
All the horses and cattle within the vicinity Of
Brownsville had been seized, and the people
were dependent on Matamoras for fresh pro-
visions. Parties Of men who came in to Cor
tihas, ard supposed to be from Victoria, we're
nearly nude on arrival in Cortinas' camp but
WIRE soon supplied with clothes and arms, and
= lot Of cattle had been sold at Natamoras,
though who were the sellers or purchasers it
, 1859-11-18
MASTERS S!LE-State OF 1lli-

ASTEKsS SALE-State Of IlIl-
w ara Took t'nnnty. SS.-Supen rco1tt Of Chkazo.
J..ne- Maycrs'f. liII to frrtc:t .< mortgage.
lue!e hut - hrre5y k!sen thai IN Of d.
'yHrs tay nf ~ tenhes A. i! ls In >eo:t, Masier
Tie Court Of thlrAso. vii. 'h&
IL e If 49,. day. rel! 1t pnu!.e aaetnu t' fhc
..est st,sr .F c%,h. nj tbs bnrh Iaot Of The Cnuk
H.. -. In ,ae city rsthca., In liz coutv
sid. TIE fsl vi xde>erb~S rial es'alt. ut thsrto:
s%ay te to tn.kr the uPtn tie
.ecres with inetrst aud t-W!t TaAt certain farm
r. 1T. II &C !of laad- kna~n - north hall of E~
G:xcsnnat quarter settpn - t.} Ia
trae:i,nal suw;s4p fv t4 L.t Of twelve .t:t.
Of IL. tasd pEarp nt1:d.n stuase In the towt Of
LevIen, A'uuufy iuok Stale Of l!n. c0nta Mtg
>sxty two AID twty LuaIrrh~ 81 b.
s.ne mcs~ sItA4. IRA SEuTr,
MI-rr IA cha,ce.y Of The Superior Cvut Of h,t1xo.
Hc..tasu. Auy.l:th. 1:Sy. occassaAtt
, 1859-11-18

W ha.:z hen r4'< IA the ray1aeat Of eertain Bort
~ ,1. Pa Y T. . "1:s r Nss.a s aa az, r.
urs t,y of uss. 1851, Ed 70. record The shrd dzy uf
aSu,t, lsA, rreurttA "a the 1:ttuEera ttce la and
u The eouniv Cook aud stats Of illinois. took or
cxszes %xh"sn. pAs~ ~ aaa being 4 ths lands saI
premises htrs,nz: sfI+eEi- and In ~hich talt
1nd sttscl;t< triCt In an, for Tho pens II Ten
Ihou.an eaIse n!onsd fos The pas nent t"she ahcse
haneI William f. Ntt!er2hAu. hfs EXECUTOR. adtnnstrA
at.na Of the Of nss Thousand aoltass. With
n'erest y ea cEut auuu In current Euns n tho
c.sy ns New York.
Now Therefore. public notee II hereby kven that hv
virtue of thr If so!s sa1 moltkaxr cuQtaned ant
tn II tbs north 4baF Of fe Court Anus< in as tv Ut
chicago In the County ard lite atoE<~aa. hA highest
h.teF taAh ten ok.uS the forenoon. S2tnTtxv
The thL day u Ieruo Eet: ilr '&nts dtsc5x!n sid
Mrkake, viz: Th r-.i estat Auase. lying a1t beuK In
Gt Souaxrrt quarter of ~ecsirn one IL In hwn*hr
tnns AuE of rang. tr. tn ~ -aAs Of The ihr
s:ts* I'd IL ee,t:; md e'y Ut ,st+npn It The 'aa
WILLIAM r. AecLESAlIAS. Morts7xee-
{AAEA tLAfF, Any. o<3+zt$tdLA
, 1859-11-18
k4a..i ADVERTISEMENTS

MORTGAGE \ SALE. Whereas,
ma Il 4.ysy 4 D1r.oa aud Ju':a " La7tsou. his sife
Ii. Ii ~ e l.: = II
III ceiiy.T d Iss.e h Lt.ren~onh es1taa s*.H q
cgs Is ps7aeas u ,s<s "a 3TolsoV a9ts. - et
ess ~. "a "a 'ad = az AZ moss
eo =. ksesfr. q , &C.: ~. - a. % I'd
.sssd r. qPa.ts<nsa - a. =. n r.
"a! a.! eayasn1 q AZ a i: ao'e: - eused q
zxs, I'D Lag Tow u Ps.t dsS NO. ~ ::
s4..s q. sns poses ~ I'D .a,hoy oy d @o,staxs
~ r. X sa< e 1sa
oaf y ,sa 1 q ~ 4 < s
;i"a sa2s' u s 4 @ e::s: ~ - d;:sfd
e. c*sa'y i G5a2 I'd ID : Z
aunhese4 nineteen oSsA .mss;ed shlsty ta ~
de.e:e<a Tsss:r. staer @'th ii .aa ~
x * ~ III .nd Ii T.
r1ht .s4 equity q redemption Of ~ Ae.s.1.t Ass"
WILLIAM B OGDEN. A.1ixaee Of sald Aoftxsea.
u.o9 ssG:5..s IT ,, 1'' Tor 'A' A'x3ss;
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CUUk
F. = II ssss 'sLs*ss: as;es Hao'sS @
s: %Ssssy ss:sais s::s: -
the oer ii tie Cox Of the Caok County lreuls Cas
S,. a.y e ssp:estF p s's y a,n :af ; III st
dola. lf.cted shtFn u Ce.t County ~heh "a
,os shs ~ ssseas.st. .ssii S<.sssiy :
e,e said coor Coun'y crcu!s Court or esuts thr
Housetn The CITY 1t CHICAGO, third Moniay at No
ssnb.r =. T. la, Il ha and plead - the aid
h i..or i de- @ I'd ynaa % Eaose I'D co1ssias -
Tn, and .nu>h Of tas pra.efty STACKED b sum
ssit s. + sssz a. WI = 10
TRUSTEES SxALE.-Notiee is
l. hereby krea that wheFes. John jenxs aud Pana1a
tte ;teetds9. Uase :. cox tea1fy. liaot. u Rsens
look is q Dee1 Pa M lid soarey tbs under
So,. tor Tssay.en* II apa,sv pos.r. ps1ea.si5 men.
II :s t's IA Ht Ses
tie paynsst Of .a flum:soEY Sstt ana ssts.t ed-
IL .:a \ ~ sos = sf Fl Fl
Trust Deed aad ;he Legal hol the's"f ah7 IN pa1su
power and anaorty c1af NED upan ". ~ such Ttu
sell ss public 4ucnu at sae nsa door u aha Cautt
81 S y & r IA # IL I ~ y
u N"venaer. a, D. ts;s; 1t y eloe1 u ssit d,
>aslvlon Sapexr 81 u Ia y Lunt subdivision ot:.ts
- and north tareeouEths Let fur ~ 10 block
ns e 10 r. e1.s as sf II
sh~ass neTsa oa lse paE With H. I'D ea.t ns !"
ws to y b. Perry lhe said .ssa ~ Il July. A. p
1as Y .,ee ihe pyntai ofa Note ot So Ths1.and Dol
Dated The sl.s t.l Il Oxtootr 4. b, sss oesIasoxA
Tneaaose *a1e postponed mil THURSDAY. Aov.n-
eer 5+th isa'. Al The sa1ns ao1s zaa - P;ass;
, 1859-11-18

i fN| 0I CE1 y NIALE. - " II0I Et1EH
L th- ~ day a Feasuay, 1879. Frederick Wilhelm
,isua 2n VIII. the ntut Of FEorasoTT
S"l.' das. .etos*1 ii. ISL. sAteusrt " 9. Sans7.
ui~rs. pal .3te t.. the "rt al .atd ~.itn s1eentsl
E!s cern Deed at Tas una.ux 10 the detsxutd VIII
povts Of s,- In !su IN e payment u sid nofs.
thereby runsestnk :" tho undersigned LIT M. eight
~. Ia Buck Nc ihs-. t'', ta Il Y 't"Ees >ubls'sstn VI
iuLn A-tcf'- Aitlon I" Chicago, In .h* County at
'a.x. Sits Of tl"n:s. Ant wAsrcn v. default bus lrea
rrat In the payment ef pott.cn Of saIl ntt. Arl,
Tie Il: u .at ck cuun,y February 4sa 1s5.,
y ts.ok ri "f Dvxss~. Page =.
ctta ntt anu luz application u las Legal hph!sr ~
ha!d unts, /, Samurl strau- ;hs Tsee N naid uted
oc'nk u she fnreu Q! satd dAy rel At pasEe
,pn tAr h<kess htler FIR eAsa II tic north "E VI tho
Court Hs, In the city VI Chicago County u Cook 41T:t
r4 the described parcel u Ind u4Asr the money
SAMUEL 3rRACs, Trustee.
C1Esaso. Soy. II, 1859. nolsst IA
, 1859-11-18


complete stock Of
GROCERIES,,
COMPOSED ia par - follo~s 70 whleh tavtts The II
sefton Of 6efssde:
so hhds mnseavado Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
3oo bb1a Chicago Reaned Sugar.
$50 do Now York do do
IS bags Old Governmtt lava Coffee,
125 do L.aguira Coffee,
$50 do Rio do
as do l1ocha do
100 bhls Now Orleans molazsea,
100 do Cuba do
,9s q % % aaj;s1 asf%s house syssp' r
IS do Portland do
400 hlf Ghosts Green and Black Tea
$50 BIZ sawyor's White urasivo soap
100 do Jesse oaklay's do do
400 do A1Palm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do atorine do
- do Mould
$50 bbls smokins Tobacco,
100 do Chewing do
AIS butts do do
$50 fancy eaddies do
uo NJ Imported cigar.+
50 Jar. maezboy snuff;
275 boxes osweso Starch,
IS bags Pepper,
as do Spice, 25 boxes Cloves,
IS cases a Nutmosr.
- tcs Prime Rice, 400 mts oassia
IS bxs.Pxime Goldfish,
ITS hf bb1s Al White Tizh,
1919 boxes Scaled He1riug,
l76 do Al do
1914 bags Dried Applos,
IS bb1s 3ante Curraut4,
1o8 boxes Layer Raisins,
SIG do MR do
80 hfbxs do do
900 coils Manila and Jnte Xope,
ATS rea1ns Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Twine.
112 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy aa1t,
$50 boxes Pipes,
For s.le veET low Il. D. GILMAN ECO.
~Aetv f4s Snr+h Water STREET.
, 1859-11-18

HENRY u. WlLMaKTH,
Administrator Of Jos.4h II, it'auai, dtseAsed.
whxrt Il


Nv HElsEAS, On The FIRST
day Of MAY A. .. 1sss. the unds..n sntioned na-
el.es .n other personal peopx11S were lx n h4nts
sy for tnrr Indebtedness ta un:n to The sum Of
seEen ihosan iuas Of theseAhouts ami With 2o"tr to
,dn. lie ay- which the should h~e M due.
And whereas dc aut bis ra1e In rRyeat o tbs sasd
wholly due and ntnx to Public notice !. thess!ors
herroy Th1ray tL~ teath y Of November.
\. H. l9 1t ~ osock In the fotenotn. 1t the Stare Of
tspn44n Nay. No. ~ MARKET street Ia tbs City of chi
'cao. SHALL te =, pn5f suction tn Tie lxhess otcdes
psrety The purp4 tsh1txsnx tho ssd indebted.
neas Of - much thereof - the same v te sufficient
toyeF. g. L. AA1l&ION.
p4tsI Xaysnhtz !. i5:2.
, 1859-11-18

ysEc- hereby kive the unl-s!Gn%a adrinl4-
1, a.. A!,nssatE Vt JoaAA H. Ge.ouj4l deceased,
wLn .h* =t Lay Of 1Aeehlber. A. D.. las. b<twetn te
hnf. .: io"sosE = ~ md oeIres p w. n saId tay.
MI rrepcly. svo+ and eh .t.t!s roE:!1s tn th etale
II" sne - rSaed art ds<pote Of. VIII seli 1t pnt!c
tl rre,1s !uey atc1pted by tie xlh Jast.h II.
Gc,"al te~s.e M south c1afk trr<t in ,he city er
Eh.ta. County If 1uok aud >tte Of 1nui% all It's per-
snl ro,er.y. cods IND cat,s!a tvlonsux tn the casc
II The ta.a ~eras:. Vt e"mp!ets stock ga
t.uEsA lamps aid x1s us:xrs tnoa occ and ft11i
tu1 Epre bufxv. harness. hc., &c. Eusc-d
l.! s aave /. t!nS equd ~ carry on An exhaustive
ks+ o1ture ani establishment Also ltLtt Of
Lmps. shass, and chsu.ne5s- The ahtve viii b
7d zcrt OF IL has~'s xsin b nc. and
hand fur I'll uud-r ave dollar. M yors4y
70 bs removed Unit. tic e the eo!n with.
Lucy u. GEKCELb,
AdnnlAE1tFfx.
HENRY u. WlLMaKTH,
Administrator Of Iost4h II, tit,u4at, DIX sased.
, 1859-11-18
[nELAHAY, DUGGER g. GAL

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoEs At LAW,
Lx1r<axorlA City, Il. r.
Fiji attend TO AZ entrusted tothe!r
ta:e. viii also attel otIng Laud RAtrAnt, enter
ing land ia aug Ro,sion Of the territory.
U1ce No 20 Delaware street-RE stairs.
Kefersnees-1Ion. i. Lincoln, Springfield. II, Hon. O.
Hatch spsnstsat. ~. +: =. b1tet~el! Esa CAssko
C~stnslle, Iii. Hon. Il: fa,ss, Jaefonv!lc ~: Hon.
t;eo;=e Brown Anon. H. y. GIatz Brown, FL Blar.
New fozk city. \. r. Banks. Henry Wilson, Boston.
Hon. Lyman Trsultul1. Alton. ILL.,
r. Y. DrtAuAr. JEFF. l.. BIGGER ". v. GALLA1HxH-
Inn Cn1
, 1859-11-18

BALDWIN d DODGE,
- BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS.
Eoaaefi Aisns, Iotra E1lg.
COLLECTIONS made 1t the usual rates. Exchange On the
principal cities the Cuon bought Ind sold. Real Estate
bought and sol On Commission, Land Warrants located
). *0 per Is1 acres and nc pet Land uce fer All
siz<d Watrantsin sane proportion.
Ee!et1ntes-M1fine Bank, Chicago; Henry Fafnhxt1,
Esq, ITradvut Chicago and Rock lsaad k.tuad; Arae.
lean Exchange Baak, New lu,k; D1zkee bullock. st.
Lpuls, dt1oa4au
1ouS T. DODGE. 9. H.. BALDWIN.
, 1859-11-18
Ne1u 41ubltfattonS.
TlIE PLACE TO l;UY SCHOOL
EhtEk

THE PLACE TO EUY SCHOOL
L EDvkb.
WHOLESALE BOOK AND
= t a t1 Q n cry House.
TIE TEXT BOOKS FOB THE SCHOOLS
OF the North Western States.
S. C. GR1GGs + CO., Publish
sAspERs SEEs xsER1Es !; OF READER, spELlER AND
ao;a g 20 70 The young Tdey have been ocay
~ .sea b. Z Gnnareas @S 8,
n ae1s sa y s,,s
ne rate Of more than million copies yea1.
RoatNEoN's sERlEs Of MATHEMATICS. IA Boo1..
Ths 9n'y fnl sause {e1eept onr} il t6s coun
a. snS The sDs' # Sspe G: R. ssa be no
eateut Of reseaseh. and for facility md adaptation Of
the author Of Tie above sercsx
THnnMSoNS SERIES Of ARtTHNETICS, 6 Book,
rnp o d. xh IT.
WILSON'S sEr1Es or HISTORIES, i Dsots.
osat textbooks Of hlstozy eztaat-Prof. Anthoa
aIe no e aHpxt pas,sea and
can Auie satsfy tic wants and plabed Elm
cAtlon--A Teacher Of fsrpcb tNew Ore.ns> 81 Tesf1
wooDDURY.s GERMAN SERIES, Book..
s;sS es* v: inf''ass 1as
wELL>, SCIENTIFIC SERIES, INCLUDING chep..ry
PHILOSOPHY. Ae- tookA.
paused by any other boots Of he lind pnblshed.~
GKAi's BOTANICAL SERIES, books.
Jhs tsties nov complete md forms the most full
10 he found In the lanxuAge" ~''
WELLS GIsAMMAIss, Books,
already passed through three huodted edltions
ulTClcQCk'3 GEOLoGY-PEce &le5.
clsala9d correct q he Woaders of Esaoes"
1ND M1Si ofnEn VALUABLE BOOKS.
iesues Of the r1cz may be found 1t Not 50
Standard % W@ks fo1 private and public Libraries. a. Nos
E1ne stanoaey md Faacy Goods for 1aales u.e. 50 &
q WHOLESALE agents for Nabse Smith Cos Gold Pen.
.nt Book aatea letter and cap paper Il 80 II Lake
Wholesale Dsale1s and Retail Purchasers
Will fnd Al -Four Thousand different articles
1uprr 1y.xnp s q s:sdons9y a = and ,.,
from which 10 make seieeon eomp1sdn. A a.so.
re1 not stvsled BY any other Book HOUSE In the United
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BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS,
N GREAT VARIETY for sale sy
wM- TomLINsoN,
u R.ndolrh street.
CHICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
~ STORE -.........ss WELLS sTEEET..........s7
, 1859-11-18

Tux NAcH1xxs AID P1orxz1r Asov1 RtYra1Ho 70:
(. Combned Aeap+ts and Xower
foss.f fft1ss Corn NIL 90
: Two Horse G.xn Mlll.
11e do d.
Is Wood t3cr3pt.3
HoislrE Naehine.
Wheel uorse-Gakes.
Lot Extras for rAnfosth Reapers.
troceelsof ! RezpeIa and AoweE9 soA bysAr. b31t-
ton. Two 4 Polo and two At Sterling.
*6 Sugar Cans vi L..
DAy Mare. : 5eArs DID,
, 1859-11-18

CHICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
~ STORE -.........E WELLS sTEEET..........t7
DEPOSITORY OF AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
Publications. Of Congregational lhasd, Presbyteat.
I5Sard H. Carter and uthrrs Gould i Lincoln MaEtcnk,
xnd mAuy other Fut,tslels. .
NM. Il. HOLMES, 81 Wells street.
, 1859-11-18

cB Noticc.-Thc undersigned,
t,oskhoae1s in lie Merchants Cank Of Macon. GeoyGa
n. ty The p,oylops Of Charter made personally lablc
f.r IL s.ues The notes Of this Rank vii b. taken by
On deposit the keniuefy. Indiana and
Ohto IA TUCKER i CO.
, 1859-11-18

EH Those WHO are CURIOUS TO VII
nc4 the wondcrfu perfection to which 4. 0hsWadt Gate
manager ce,ors, ~ - has brought the rsauusae
tpr Of Wigs I'D Toupe%. Invited to rst his Wig an
Hair Dying Roor4 No. IN! Lake street, and examine
thcse curious productions q At. No Ac1tiny can detect
the artificial FROM the uturA! ae}nstad to the head
, 1859-11-18
Transportation.

CTEAM TO IRELAND, Eng
~ laad, aat Scotland for 80.
THE ATLANTIC
ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CoMpASr"*
New York and Galway Line.
Tbs 4szuneh lad powerful 1ron Steamer
PRINCE ALBERT, Capt. Campbell,
Will .t from Ne~ York, Thur.,r- Dee. Ah, touch
Ing II IT. Johns. \. r., To receive the Royal Na:s
P14cLs FAaAsx:-Flrst Cl4s &3o: ,-euad tlass ~
Third C1-s ~ Including fsxe 1tkrt4 t tho nccal c.es
la na!a l4Hea At T'~1v Ia tsfeat Bkz7 ireland
Third class peovtte pase. knife so.k. weE and
be!diH.,
First Cabin pa.sake to st. Johrs.
Fat t!tketa either 10 or tnu part Of CreA
Bt1. or further infosmaon appJ u The once q the
ANEKIEAS EXPIRES CO.,
seto 7ssl-sn ~ Dea1sosu stsest.
, 1859-11-18

:Y DR.. Scclye's Liquid Catarrh Re
medy-Waanted to be and permanent cur for c.,
ts.h Ondee ROOM II Merchants Exchange, oflake
uod ells .lrret. Circular viii! full particulars Of dh
sase e1e will he any a1dtess upon tho eFt Of
pc1nF poxtake stamp msSi-d H!6H
, 1859-11-18

TIE a5ose a.ets postponed mil THURSDAY. Nove,a.
mol. Ii u. Is. lusMER, TyrAee
, 1859-11-18

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

A, CSFoRTUSATE AFFArR-A FATHER KILLS Ma
SOFA mesr choly accident occurred about two mes
east of Poughkeepse, Wednesday, by woich
Atheiton Doty, a sd OF ii years, was accidentally
gun 10 the halds Of his father, Mr.. j. V. W. DOty.
The heart broken father relates the Circumstances OF
the occurrence as follows:
81 went u company with Hewlett Doty brother And my
Aheon about u miles from resdes north on
the then LET the road and wen, 10 swamp o~nei
by Bsrns and Davis; had with bnrelec loatd
with powder smell shot: my shoulder muEse ba,k
seya'ed sed, when abou. rof IN he s"snP
caught ob.ac., fell forward "a The ground -
which my discharged. snd Immediately heat
ny cry instantly looked around and saw him tinsf
rod b.hTd went 20 him sni fund Dc wss
.o; .he trast he s-,hrg ty be did not speak or
make rOse after h unnuef N bTe ath- soouI
i've nr,e AID then died brother for ~ Oysscksr
one Of this iuy held hir LAO until M Oveacker aud
others which soOg mirg.es then decea'ed
v.r 20 them Deceased perfectly well the time Of thu
dh.se u the sun he years old the sih Of Angus,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19
CITY ITEMS.

AnusaMRsTs.-W dliocks Theater.-This house
opens tonight for the Fall and Winter season with
new comedy, written by Mr.. Jotu Brougham entitled
.'The Ruling Passion and farce called "Ticklish
Times," never acted in this country. The company
comprises most of the avortes familiar at this house,
among whom are Mrs. Vernon, Miss Mary Cannon,
6iIs Hoey, Mrs. Walcot, Mics Tree, Messrs. Blake,
Lester, Wacot, Brougbam, Dyott, Young, all OF
whom appear in the comedy. In the farce Miss Hen
rarde Mr. John Sloan, and Mr. Floyd also have parts.
Laura Keene's Theoter.-This is the second week
of the new comedy of "The World and Stage"
IY;nter Garden-The second week of Dot
N,Jio's Garden.-To-nght is the benefit of MIR.
Henry Wells. The pieces are " The Schoolmastef
and the grand spectacular pantomime OF " Magic
Pills"
A~erican Museum.-This week giant seven feet
high will show himself. The play is The Flying
Dutchmsp."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

kansas CRoFs.-TIe Lar-eaee RepuJiicdr says
the Kansas corn crop is likely to be so large thst it
viii be drug in market, unless supply Of stock
hogs car be procured to carry it to market. About
Is cents bu.be ia the estimated value Of the crop in
the vicinity Ct Lawrence. Whist It will be stu fur
ther in the interior where there is no demand except
from newcomers may be guessed st. l. is esti-
mated that pork will be worth Elk Gems apouno snd
The REPUBLICAN thinks that would make cora worth
- cent. bushe VIII i; ? Who knows
TIE wheat crop il, -sid to be excellent AMI Kansas
-four equal 10 be the best Genesee.
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that name with all TIER power in their several sec
tiops with all their union great questions Of national
policy put It down, SIR; l want to have ii go forth, il
they cannot merge their meerable psltry contempt
BILE feelings personal to thcmseves srd lutte in
great Opposition party, then they sho by that fact to
the world OF mar kind that they are not worthy o be-
ing the Governors af grea, country like these United
States and that therefore they should yield to the Ad
mnistrstve talent OF the minority OF the nation, CON-
posed of that miserable faction csed the Democratic
party. Sir, have more to say. We go to Utica,
hope, Ike a unit.
by Nh might interfere with the instructions Of
some Of the delegates.
M wHrKLER ..ked what course could be taken
where both the Republican and Democratic Candidates
for a cert ain office were foreigners
Mr. UILmAN-Tbere lie a gentleman on the Repub-
Ican ticket whose name is Dorshelmer. Sir, he was
born out Of the United States AMI more respectable
man don't hive.
The CaArRQAs-That Ia great deal, coming from
Mr.. ULLMASoHe s as worthy man as is Npni-
mated on either the Republican or the Democratic
ticket.
Mr. ULLuAs-I know that he has lived foty-hve
wears in the United States Dsturalzed citizen and
don't know Of anything in the American creed th.t
should prevent our giving him oar united support.
there s then don't know what the American party is.
Mr. ASDREws stated that he had known Mr.. Dor
sheimer for years, and LIE believed he would poll the
largest vote of any man on the Republican ticket lie
went for the best men, AMI he IN favor Of Mr..
Dorsbeuer. lie would not cay now that he should
give him his vote, but he very worthy man, and
could keep hotel, as any man knew Who had ever
stopped at his house.
Mr.. WAcsER emphsticaIy Endorsed this last re-
mark.
MI WHEELER stil higgled about foreigners Hs
had never considered himself allowed TO vote for any
man who was not native citizen.
Mr.. ULLMAS-The American party FEVER a. any
time have gone beyond saying that they would not
cast their sureg es for person that had not been Il
years in the United States.
Mr.. WHEEIER--I believe they have.
Mr. ULLNAs-I am very sorry that any men have
been 30 extravaganza a. that; never, say.
Mr. BEATTY thought that this discussion was not
exactly in order, and after acceding to Mr. Wsgners
motion. the delegation adjourned to fleet at Baggss
Hotel in Utica next Wednesday, at u \. II.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

The FIUsHIsG AND Lose ISLAND R.uROAD.-The
controversy between the Directors Of the Lorg Island
and Flushing Railroad Companies, touching the right
of way from Winfield to Hunters Point, has been
arnicably settled. The terms Of the agreement are,
that the Long Island Company to have tho right
of way from Winfield tue south side of the Flush
ing track TO Penny Bridge. For this franchise the
Long Island Company pay to the Flushing road sum
to be decided upon by three referees, mutually chosen
The grading at Jacks Creek 10 be paid for by the two
onpanes. From Jacks Creek to the turnpike road,
each read is to finish thirty feet in width and from
that point the Flushing road has the right OF way for
two tracks TO be used by both roads to West avenue
From thence to the Best River, the Flushing road
acquires front of five hundred aud odd feet for the
accommodation Of the cars and for their depot; also
the JOINT use of the turntables and engine'houses
All the compensation is 20 be by appraisement. The
two companies unite in the establishment of down
town ferry, which will secure the patrons of both
roads ag .nst all deten,ions, The Long Island Road
from Winfield to Jamscs is nov in course OF construc-
ton and the remainder of the road from Winfield TO
Hunters Point on the line Of the Flushing Road, will
b. proceeded with immediately.
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