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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

MoNovILLE-A merchant of Monoville, at
the Mono Lake diggings was lately in Stock
ton, buying goods. He said that business in
Monovile resembles that of'49 in the mining
camps of California. The credit system is
not INDUCED in because the inhabitants have
more gold than credit.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

The case of Elizabeth Hildebrand vs.
Nicholas Matherson, for breach of promise of
marriage. was dismissed in the Fourth Dis
trict Court last Thursday. the plaintiff hav-
ing failed to prove promise of marriage
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

TnE Arizonian says that Major Gordon's
company of infantry has been ordered to San.
ia Fe, to relieve Maj. Sprague who, with his
company, will take post at Fort Fillmore
1t is the intention of Major sprague to COM
mence working the old Stephenson mine, in
connection with the company of which he is
. member.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

A ROUGH looking customer. called upon
Doctor in San Francisco on Wednesday. and
had ball extracted from his shoulder. He
Is supposed to be the convict Smith, who es.
capped from the schooner Hicks, on Tuesday
night, and was shot at by the guard. The
police are after the individual
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

d. F. BUTLER, of Lowell, Mass, recently
Democratic State Convention, belongs to the
Douglas wing of the purity. He is a man of
n high order of talent and a lawyer of distiuc
tion. He is, says San Francisco paper, a
brother Of our well known citizen, Col. A. ]
Butler, recently of this city, now of Sonoma
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

THE regatta at Oakland. came off on Wed
nesday, and was won by the Kate Jennings,
entered by Henry Brown. The other entries
were Mary Holt. by j. B. Jones: Sylph, by
Capt. Able. The boats started from the
wharf at Oakland, sailed up to the alameda
wharf, and beat back to the starting point
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

RuMoR.-There was q rumor in San
Francisco on Thursday, that Gov. Weller had
appointed Don Pablo de Ia Guerra to fill the
vacancy in the United States Senate, until an
election can be had by the Legislature.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

Hon. JESSE d. BRIenr is lying dangerously
i'll in Eadison, Ind, of inhammatory rheuma-
tism. He suffered severely from the same
complaint year or two ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

INDIANS IN TExAs.-Advices from San An
tonic to September 18th, state that the In
dians are becoming very troublesome again,
killing and manning all the stock they can
find. The treatment received at the hands
of Major Van Dorm seems to have exsspera-
ted instead of intimidating them. The from.
tiermen are becoming alarmed, and are mo-
wing their families and property into the set
Elements. The Indians are said to find a
ready market for all their plunder in Mexi-
can territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

BLOWN UP.-The Cleveland Powder Com
pauys Wheel Mill blew up on the 14th ult.
But one man was seriously injured.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

The unpaid wages due the employees of
che Michigan Southern Railroad, for which
a strike was had recently. amounts to $780,
600.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

HS3zTrnpGy HAVING JUST COMPLETED
hSskxGAfSfAeHY one Of the best Galleries IN the
SSyR9sykJllgSsSJW State, have concluded, for the
IL Xjt.2s%h accommodation OF the public, te
.i.1r-~--- open the same with a great re-
duction In prices TO enable all, both rich and
poor to send their lkenesses to their far-oG friends
and who will fall 70 send picture when he pro-
cure one for the triaing sum of ONE DOLLAR.
will take Pictures for 81 80 which have heretofore
brought 81 to $5 and those which have been selling
for SO to $S can be had OF me for 50 to 81
Pictures oil cloth, suitable for sending In letters,
be obtained for 81. A proportionate reduction
will be made in all other kinds Of Pictures, except
those Of children under three years Of ago. Having
the best light in the city, and every necessary facility,
will guarantee 20 my patrons as good Pictures as
can be obtained elsewhere. hope the public will
give u trial.
Remember the reduced prices, and that none bu
good Pictures viii leave my Gallery at 20 ID street,
three doors above the Theatre. You can procure
good Picture for 81.
au14-my T.. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

The London Field states that Mr.. Ten
Brock has made 100000
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

A LETTER from Texas says it is generally
understood that Gen. Houston will be the
next United States Senator from that State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

THE Paris hospitals have inherited $4,000
pounds from the late Lord Henry Seymour
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

IT is stated that the value Of the tobacco
crop in Connecticut this year Will be 81 .oOo.-
OOO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

Attention IKibernians.-There will be n
special meeting Of the Marysvillc Hbernian Beneyo
lent Society take place in the Basement Of the Caho-
lie Church Thursday evening" October 13, 1852 at
o'clock. full attendance is requested
By order of the President
TlI0S. ]. POWERS, sacv.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

The San Francisco National comes TO us en-
lsrged again, and in new dress
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

THE Oakland Fair closed yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
LOST.

AN r street, somewhere between First and Fifth, a
~ lady's large Gold Pin with Pearl settings. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at the Merchants Hotel oc1l3t%
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOflCes
NOTICE Is hereby given that all parties having
~ claims against the estate OF Joseph j Perry,
deceased late of Yuba county, will present the same
for payment to the undersigned, within ten months
from the date hereof, the will be forever bar
red. All par les indebted to said estate, required
to make settlement within ten months.
DAVID s. BROOKS,
Admir- of the estate Of Joseph J. Perry, decd.
ocl1 -30d
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

AN iron life boat has been built at Havre,
and found on trial to be very serviceable. 1t
is built of cast iron sheets, is 264 feet in
length, and 5lt feet in breadth The reser-
voir Of air is divided into three distinct com.
partments, so that any accident happening
to one of them would not destroy its buoy
ancy. Self acting valves let in or out such
quantities of air as may be required to pre-
serve its equilibrium, according to the weight
with which it may be charged, and, by
means Of a waterproof cloth, so arranged
as not to conine the motions of the rowers,
excludes the possibility of its being swamp.
ed. under any circumstances by shipping
water
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
i Drs. Hubbard Teed is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent LORENZO HUBBARD,
oc121 II. w. TkED.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

HALLS sSOrsnParilla, Yellow Dock and
lodde of Potass-Admrable as Restorative and
PURIFIER OF the BLOOD. 1t cleanses the svst.m
of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pimpes and scorbutic eruptions from the skin: re-
stores vitality to and strengthens the nervous system
For rheumatism, Llmbago and Gout It is uueouaIed
Sold by druggists generally at ST.
X. HALL CO. Propretors
l43 ana rs Clay street,
sepl3-6m Below Montgomery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

nearly opposite the Post once
N. B.-Repairing done in the neaest manner, at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
NJ p. THOMAS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
NOt1co.

HOIIOway's Ointm sHt.-Asthma, Tightness
Of the Chest and the various diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, well Os the innumerable eruptons and
ulcers which attack the skin and flesh, yield invarla
bly, to this preparation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

NEW YoRK, April 10Th, 1853,
have analysed n sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and finl it u be pure article,
OF fine flavor, ami without any deeterous admXture.
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

GIN. KDBE has returned to Sacramento
from his expedition against the Northern In.
dians, having been absent about two months.
He informs the Standard that during that
time he has had some eight or nine skirmishes
and that the total number of Indians killed
has not exceeded thirty or forty. 1t would
appear from this, that some of the accounts,
as to the operations of the volunteers under
his command, have been entierely incorrect
He has in his last expedition succeeded in re-
moving between 400 and 500 Indians to the
Mendocino Reservation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

WV. IT, DAILY, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-Your "ARONATIC VALLEY WIS
KY" is received, and, after careful examination. l
find II to be pure article, entirely free from thet
adulterating ingredients so frequsnty used
JAMES J. MAPEs, Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
Daley's Aromatic Valley Whisk
SPRING HOUSE,
Third Street, MarysviIIe.

TTNHE undersigned having taken the above old
L tabishe aud well known house, will open the
same to the public the 30th August.
The house has been put in the mo complete re-
pair, and the Rooms will be found inviting to the
lOdger.
The Table will be supplied with all the decacies the
market affords.
Furnished unfurnished Rooms to let, with or
without board.
share OF the public patronage IS resnectfuly So
lictt.d nuSO-my J. G BOLENnER
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
DALY'S
VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w TION of dealers IA well consumers 20 the
following certificates of we'll known Chemists, who
have ANALYSED
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
no TTEELAnTES OF OALTRORNIA.

D3. L.. y. CZAPKAY,S PRIVATE
Medical and Surgical Institute Is on Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys Office, San Francisco The
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks
ton unless he effects u cure.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

The hign reputation Of the parties Is sufficient guar
antee that the article possesses all tn. merit claimed
, 1859-09-09

SEW ioRk, Sept 9.-Coutracts were e4ccn,
crab aa e t9,s ~. cy BY he Western Union Tee
. saa.i kansas and Utah Telegraph COMPANY :bs, by
WHICH tue former Company hare become ths
contractors 1 Of al the Telegraph Lines West Of
~. o.. Ioais' and arrangements are now in pros.
tue Lines Of: the two litter Companies ns
Snaer Tue general superintendeuce Of CLas. If
nt;s;oo'ns, n';;e from St. Louis to Fort Smith, 5ov
n nNies on The route Of Bosterfeld's Overland
Mail from ST. Louis to Atcbison and Ut H. Thc h
!asser o y now IL successful operation for about
Gs1;fn y miles vest of St. Louis, and the line to
erdns ootaaa f ~ fort Smith, is in good working
oraef lot about 800 miles west Of St. Louis h.
nc tn., latter line which will soon open another
tec.aon Ct about two hundred miles. The
assoc'ated rsess will receive rery full re-
p911s OF california news three or four days in
a9xaacs Of the overland mail at St. Louis, and
Mlth'n the next few months it NAV be reason.
aoiy anticipated that the California aud Utah
!nes VII become the most important source Of
exciting public intelligence ~ "
, 1859-09-09

fEw YurK, Sept. 6-a r, n.
VA aetre ard uachaaked Sales $500 brls ut
kaf. ~ nuteT State: 4tH5QJ fer oil AID exft4
sood r1,9, fsr super Nt<tsa l4f 50 r common Q
ground shn,f1ts x3 for and :a5:5 for fresh
~1.Asaa' ra - 4esAs o'9. Rye Flour. s-aoat ".
bu n II 81 IeHt a morn aye I'D 19:c better les 1900
NIrhJ ~ Tor rev white Michigan; 20 for NJ " red
Eentnia' q for whte 1ndIna; i1sI for he whlts
dan Kye dra 10, xed wssein: = Or new white Cana.
II stnr- -. and fref ii sc fur od MIXED vc.t4 RI
Old s.t S lof he~ DO deresd Oats dull SC for
for Canadian ~ IT" ao' ozt5Se los "estesa' assfe
tm.aa!skI-Flsn; saies rs tb,a 1t &c.
al IL - oss-Posk heavy and ioEer: s71ts 90 bbl It
II n ns4s % for uninseectet do; II for ceas
:a \ p Beef dn; salcs l53 bhs 5Ga6 foE primes
ext,a1 " es. fE arke4 Chicago; 1.1l.to for
ant II ~ nama aun. aeau quiet. Cut Ndala buoy
a5 h1 2 -. shoulcers * for hams Lant dmer sales
ter dlm q 1ssSi1S ~ e pns western Eqt
1eady 1t sGs3f ~ In Gusii,v ' 7' ~A~e'' 'ea
Es sh 1ae. % bSod Sona lesst $. ssx Tsaa sx y.Hi
ut Ifnd,s... -: y guaz.sX; I0e9; / :6f; NYU
CGf AZ. ~ Sk; Harlem pre $; Reading TX; Ga! l.
, 1859-09-09
Daily ReEicw Of Chicago Market


+ rpr,cu7s ., 1a0zspAr Esxs1no. sept s.
~ aheed 1c. The schr Bonnie Doom
!. | ~ ~ '3c >'axen Sestesday evening" schrs n
n.osden and oaward. wheat to Buffalo at s..
fAouK-Aecepts, eos b5is; shipped 5ssobbls sn5,s
sooa aensnd and steady Sales we're: ITO bb1.
ana 1oo bbs Peoria City" 1t 400 On trart I'M
roa lar spring Extra At $50 delivered 80 bbs sood do =,
sNoehsefed; 10 btls a1owequs" Red Winter It IN d..
nvefsd White Winter dull and nominal 1t 4soa5n ~,
! Flour, 3as93La. AA1e
CORN MEA14-so tons uubo1ted n, ~. ~ 5..,x.-s.
I WHEAT-Necc1pts s4le4 bu sh,nn.,t. ~ -.
Nr1KR-Qulet Sales uere:-a,o bu M wh,t..+ ~ =, A..
IN store; so bu So.l I,cl at ~ In so7e 1ro, h,
Red as &c In store; Is. bu Heeeted at g. IN to
Not 50 trnn. Sales we,c: 1o15 In n s...s -
sems 1ooo bu do Ia lots at Ike in tto 1so nn do
&c In store; do At 75e on track $40 bu n
at sc In store; 1000 bp do at II ke IN s.o,a ., ~
lots at &c In ssorc; 100 Lu ReIe-ted 1t tse In - -
coRS-Recepts, 1s94s bu shlp,nents. 17ooobu .t,-.
ketquset aad 1r. Sales 5ooJ IN Canal 1t &c 49,
@,00 hu No, It Gle n h.. I sn, N, 4. =, <.~ ~
eu do 1t ehe In stores 40, bu do at &c on taek IN h
| No. Ut 5akc ia storc. Vpa
oATS-ReceIps H. bu ship1ents. 81 bu. A,,t.t
hFz1es Sales ~ ooo bu No. IN m m rvr, .,,s
horse 4: e4Xc In stose Zoo bu DO nj &c In ,torr
RfE-Eecript., Lis, bu Market a,uer. sa,e. us,..
100 tu Nc. 1t s6c Ia store 800 hu ,,o .+ n, m -
bu dsat BIC on track.
uARLEY-EcceIpts 80 bu No l In rnod d,u,n a. ~
G4ec IN s:ore.
TIMOTHY SEED-Kecsipts 11as4- N.
and dueE. sals. wc.r 600 bu p,ms 11mohv :, =.
, 1859-09-09
Law and Order mcettn.v II, fxorts.,,.

p.,r,nn.s e' ~. 1cealn e. 9 In baltimore.
ed iv tbe az sp swlhe town meeting CALI
tiis a. nfsernnon - men OF baltimore, assembled
Square 10 deiihernts q. aour o'clock in Monument
rrscuino the c;ts fre upon aud devise means for
restorns, .Is es from Its present condition aud
ssosog rast .ae supremacy lnw and order The
eTenns. ua.e vas aensely packed, and ali tie
1ues ths .s 'eaalnG thereto thronged bv maxses n
omr e"s 1aGst orderly Respectable and Influential of
'1I Tea Tes'.sas. .sas.; VI
ch,r ne y n~eess;!lng es;g was organized on motion Of
Naay Wy u. H'nks, By calling to the Chair Wm "
MMoodward, Esq, Of tho wcll.lnown A!6 firm ~ III ~
ZOO oou*ard Co. The preamble and resa,n. 70 W
i.n@s u1s submitted set forth ii clear and eplatc
endured BY the citizens Of Baltimore conSemns aJ .p,
sa'stsass ses Gf Club rule. md proposes yeor
| preston OF the sentiments Of the publir NJ r.
ensuing election BY protecting Tie purity oftle
a5Ie md nG1: ugd placing in nompaton honest
;nsc. ~ afth meg 81 opposition to the nom
The resolutions also provide fo, H.. ,..:..
, 1859-09-09
Dananrlal arn Gnntlnerclal.
MONETARY
THCREDAY Eyrrw. E.,+ .h.

4HrRsoAf EvEstsG Septcmbe. 8, lssa.
EASTERN Exchange WAS not SO plenty to.dav
and although rites remain still the same ri
tne market Is homer- Bankers are suppyinc
taen customers ut l per cent. prem. !: aud ont.
s'oe there was little done. Currency is in fa;,
supply, md business generally is actiye. f;o15
in very limited request.
AZ" ioRK GROCERY MAnkEr-Nev Yort
ocpt- ''-coaee has been in good demand to.
9as' and sales hare been made Of 100 bpes Of
'u'a NJ lsc; some ceylon at l:c; 90 bags Mar
sa aeatpo ut !: to lesc; so bags Larusyra nt ,oc.
.1o oags Rio ut II to ILL., Stock OF Nil t;oJ,
~ ~. uFst hands this morning. 97.305 norLanas
Nlnscon Sons Circular says the pubi;c 81.
se;e!sea to IL orr lust, passed of will great
tI,an pai' .! IN Improvement in ordinary descrin-
bars va. ~ d,ns.a3 dG u. Ihe entire Offering $3.50
c. InVate!y, there has existed u rood dcn'and
aIa az 1ne recent advance has been fully mainta;n,
~. W. Inc Ana's cargo Of $500 bugs has been
~ 1ahea on speculation on private terms. StocE
br.seS @ at 5s4 6sEs; % Of Sugars the sales en-
Which we're about 200 Porto Rico. part al 81 IT,
&c, and NE remainder consisted Of Cuba Nns.
cosaao ut st to 6@c, and I, 300 bags for ref;n;nr
~ =. private terms, said 10 have been n,ode e.
81: Ior1s MosEr rNAnKEr-Sept 7.-Currency
Sonunses 3 scarce md in good demand. ati aIc
d!s. Eastern Exchange Steady. at le nrrm ~ ~
Missouri funds, and 1c prem for currency,
clscHsAr1 3osrr MArkEr-sept. THE
dasfffe Of this morning SAYS:
We have no material chanee to uot;ce in ,ba
MAJ fddi TOR Eastern Exchange, The demand Is
hst .h neeiS bE dealers at 3c prem, and althourb
Ihe 81 Mhuying rates still range from 40 to L. tSo
Gnk OF nc business is being done at the ins;de
suae. = aer,. hanksts' checks were sold to dealers
nose who had surplus to dispose Of Tere liz
pace II at &c. Gold is dull The retail ro.e
&c prem, but round sums would be sold NJ
. = 45c' We heard Of no transactions in Se~
;f'eans: ;th There are not many biIls ofItr,n~
.us1 n,e on the East or South, md for good papeF
uI uto Is ready market at Sc for thc former
aa lec for the latter. 1u the markr, T.r
nsuFrent q money there Is no change. Western
~ y Eood demand ut ae discount ior NissourI
I'D 1c discount for Illinois, Wisconsin az !
Dwa- Round sums would seu = sbade hs1ao nao
lese figures ''''''e oe'o" !
, 1859-09-09
Foreign Markets.

lie ECHnfA- Jrrrrron+ IT,.
4fsadsnM VET dull. Ha1ta aimost coup,eted. Rirh
1s Ste1es % So;s sEcuiaT Of The 18th Aug. rrpp;S,
SS1s ven dal nu'nlnalsy Qaoted-Asuerican IL to +
I'd esst tn . .noia4!y wts,esa
5en 9aGssd = - to = " white &. Porisos kss
.raas s'ls5s 49, 81 9snta Msaag Co. Bs,na Co. E.ss.
1SHxe1, a.oon Gull Gut steady. l.rd q1ta It ~, ~
- o9a; ttnee quiet Elee ssraty. kos stesty II Il
e 10 lod fos cAnooa. Pot xshe dull 1T S to .9t .,r
GoE e tut pt1ees uGaesed usec ii @s. IA 10 -.
IeaAttie Inquiry aad pzlcxs weat. ~ @'s-
Money eAsety easier with abundant supply Conso,,
quoted :. 'or money aad Tie sousr n
week. ~A-'''s esa@3k toe
Hos 5spo1t be,4lssua dull. Sugar dali coee
!uand; butcher: ssA White Whtst quoted =. +os -
petra clned Is. Tess duh Il IsHis E aa1-
q: ~ Ohio 1s.& sss Penn +. aoasts -
:. e iS5 e. = e q isss ss y ctn; is1e;ns
97s; A!eh 81 e 8. ,sds s3s4 % .hAs soe<; SYGe:
Ro5 = stesaf q1,st F., stesty Lii Eoek 1S7; H
~; p Cant s. l& Eosx @GN - A"-4' @e'S
1hs Loz6nn 11t1ea uf EHday nY1 III r tss a..,t.z
l. And quotes nles It sa b u.
, 1859-09-09

= TRAGIC AFrAlR--The wife Of Thomas
cntn ";.en o'ed yesterday morning, and be had
tus Marshal stopped him, and corouer's nrr ;urr
Mas summoned to ascertain the cause nj hsr
aeatnSSqaire Coombe presiding. Il anneors NJ.
enat e both Golden and his wife lad been drnnt
Iof several days, and TINT on Moudar aff--non,,
'.s,l: nolden knocked her down, stamped upon her her
the ds.a tsn9 ner nose and dragged her about by
heard tue testimony Of several wi,nessa. aay
t3Gn adjourned to wait the arrival Of Dr. VIZ
Tlct, Who attended upon her, a DIV Or two " he. w.
iofe she died. Their verdict will apnear in nv
1sat 6' issue. Golden has been lodged IN iaii'M
, 1859-09-09

.nes se.tfos4 q ,e Sept s-rhe number in .tt.na.
$500. F. Fsstes .s: ss,s s.ssn s"ssy i. est'o.ted a
today and did oven better tLsu wv aa'n tried
stationary engine it drore ~ feet nf .t.a;. a.
and sesen machines, will. onlF trn r>..g suA!nng
steam. II plowH len fec: wide aud r. ounus ..
deep with only G. pounds. To.morror iaenf1 + n;,,
orrr aT ion& trs'n @ Of wagons aued With people
~, Ihe sseasn reaper and plox Of Van Doren 4
o'o'ef met With au accident and did moi rort
, 1859-09-09
-. JOHN HUNfER
ASt. y. y. Associated Pres.
from "aahln.ton.---Arrc rrc.t
StS1ndleru

~ WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The Postmaster.,.n
f .as nas fece1sed additional assurance. s,nd
n. trom tAe parties under the johnson Pacific mn;
tbcaasst tbs that they will be prepared to execute
The United States vessel. wifi ra,d.
L.otsct'on which may be necessary in conns. 5
t'on with the Nicaragua routes ~ eonneo-
Aooat ,. elesen hundred muskets aud rifex har.
oeea soid At public auction By order Of tbe rors @
n .na eG. ahe former brought from one dollar
four doll.ts Tho IargeI, part Of then, ons %.e. 10
purchased BY citizen Of New YORK tooe,sse "s
with fifteen heavy caanon.. ' 'osetaer
:, Leslie. the actor in the zecen. svindl. nm,
.ne Philadelphia ladies' started for Phiiadeiph;a
tals evening. il custody Of q policeman Of that
, 1859-09-09

The yield in the United Statea. n. .hou, !,
| the census Of 1910; was q, ,6ls,e70 busheI.. =
1850, 100 .5s5, 81 bushels. For the current res1
| the estimate Of production in the United Siates
is e01. .0o0. 900 bushels. %''0'es !:
TIE WHEAT CRor.-The Cincinnati Pin
Current Of yesterday says:-
We notico that the papers which have b.a,
exagesating the wheat crop 50 rersistentIr ~
beginning to find out that matters arc abont A as
", we stated seseral times, the past fire weeks
The crop is short one, beyond doubt hut 80
as short as it was last year.
s1oex Hocs coxso wrsr.-we read tbe III.
lowing in the Wheeling lat<Esgeaov;
Yesterday ten car loads Of hogs from Wash,
lngton county. came down on the Hemfeld mad
Tere ds1Een 70 Bellair and shipped thence y;a
As many more cane down last weef' ,nnt;na
10 all sixteen or serenteen hundred head. The11
are stock hogs, and are being sent to Iliinnis ~
be fed. i is well known that in consenucnrs ~ ~
the severity Of the Juns frosts in Washington
eoontT, the corn crop was an entire failure. In
discovered that the hogs cau be shipned tn iii.
nous cheaper than corn can be. slipped from
there to this section. The farmers 81 Wssh;na..
,oa county. therefore, willingly dispose Of the;r
hoes at e. 50 per hundred, aud tue purchaser.
efpect oy feeding them tiltall to realize I'd least
-: eHe5 aIc 70 ot shipped from Bel.
13t1 70 Tue western destination 1t the rate of
sixty.6ve dollars a car load. o ~
~ M evidence Of the scarcity Of everything
county, NC are informed that hardly a Gsv
passes but that from thirty to forty barre1s cf
aoor aze shipped from this point to supnly Tho
oemand &c! for home consumption. 1mucnse 1uan.
eees q vegetables aud particularly green corn
g ~ 1al,y saoFinE in the same direction,
Nepfesume there will be less soueaiiup and
grant.ng IN Warrington county Ills yesr ~ thsn hsn
We may add 10 tho above, that during tho
,Fessnt year, large quansaty Of corn h.. bean
h'pped from this city to Western vteints.
, 1859-09-09

tu-J BCITAIns Sept. 8.
F1ocs-F1rn more especially for rood b.uis n NM,
lats 3, s1t1a ~ TX M.ale. of 100 btls. oS'~'
a. tfr eaiss Of 90 tu old Chicago 80 In.
11s i0 tn new No do, to arrive, At SIC Is 100 bu
40 aod do, from s,ore. &c 34V1 bu White
r. y ~ Corn IN good denaud. cas!ng drua s1ts
Esa!us quiet e' NAeA~' ~ A'4'er ~ Dr. osAes
WHsKI-No1uraf
corn; 1.obo bu re -"f' -4-' "t 1+''e '1s'4
co1 fss-loe bAs four; - CO bush wheat 5000 bush
, 1859-09-09

t. M,oS1rEl1Ea. y, Sept s.-The vote for Governor
y. Sa1e, 5,125- The same towns last war ,,,r. ~.
nall II ,4o5, and Reyes 5,14s. Ha]Is eaiu tIsre.
iore over last years rose in these towns ma.
1sctqfns n from 161 towns give the Republicans
IT, Representatives and II Democrats: in d
districts there is no choice. ="