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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

SHOOTING ExTRAoRDINARY-Afe few DAYS
since Rev. Mr.. Dennison, of Oak Grove,
killed at single shot nine prairie chickens,
If Mr. Dennson is as successful in bringing
down sinners as chickens he mnst be for
midable opponent Of the powers of dark
ness
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

MILWAUKEE NArIoNAL.-We have pub
lished, and are publishing the Prospectus
OF this new Democratic paper, but have re
ceiyei only number or two.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

I. G.. Olmsted was declared the nominee
of the Convention.
On motion of D. IT. Van Valkenburg
the President appointed the Democratic
Central Committee as follows:
A. Hickok, Town of Cato; Chas. A.
Reuter-, Town of Manitowoc; Jason Pellet,
Town Of Gibson: Adam Blesser, Manito-
voc Rapids; John c. Eggers, Two Rivers.
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die.
II. s. PIERPONT, President.
IRA P. SMITH, Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

SrsrESDED.-The City Bank, Racine.
suspended payment on Monday last. The
bill holders are amply secured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21
State Treasurer

a grand total of S547,908 SO actually
patd out Of the general fund for the year
ending on the 3Oth day of September $50,
1t will be remembered that Gov. Randall
at Horizon, denied the figures of the Sec
rotary of State, read by Mr.. Hobart, and
in that connection sneered at the immac-
ulate virtue" Of Col d. w Jones. This
official report Of the Treasurer fully sus-
tains the Secretary's figures and shows the
false estimates of the Governor through all
the pettifogging devices by which the re-
port attempts to befog the matter. Tho
clean footings are S647,908 Sc, and tia.
cannot be explained away or lodged
Madison Patriot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

lie whose soul does not sing, need not
try 10 10 50 with lis throat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21
S173,279 "a
inns, to wit +:
S162,227 81
10000 90
s345,506 09

Making total Of about S345 500 08
from the entire disbursements Of the year,
(S547 sos 36,) it leaves a balance of
$202, 400 IS to cover all other expenses
Of the State for the fiscal year, including
the expenses of the Legislature, the sala-
ries of the Judges, and all public officers,
the appropriations to the State and Coun-
ty Agricultural Societies, the appropria-
ton to the State Historical Society, the
expense of postage, stationary, fuel, lights,
labor, and also including all other accounts
audited by the Secretary of State, and all
appropriations made by the Legislature,
payable from the General Fund, with the
exception Of a few appropriations and au-
dited accounts, amounting in the aggre-
gate to s2,947 SIS, which have not been
called for.
Since the receipt into the treasury of the
last State tax, all demands upon the gener-
al fund have been promptly paid out on
presentation. The State has now no float
ing debt.
The anticipated receipts into the treas
ury between this and the first of January
next, will be amply sufficient to meet all
accruing liabilities, and leave a balance on
hand TO pay the salaries due at that time.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL ID HASTINGS
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S162 ,227 S4

There nas also been loaned
from the General Fund, Gin
Guiding in the total amount
disbursed as before stately
to the Wisconsin State
University, in accordance
with the provisions of
chapter 207, of the gener-
al laws of 80, to be repaid
out of the first money paid
into the University Fund $4,000 90
There has also been paid during the year
for the erection of public buildings and
the support of the public institutions be-
longing to the State, in addition to the
balance before stated as due to the Wis
consin Hospital for the insane and for the
Capitol enlargement on old appropriations
the following items, viz:
To State Prison current ex-
penses, and for erection
of workshops, wall, &C., S54 5000 90
To institute for the educa-
ton of deaf and dumb, z5O5o 90
To institute for the educa-
ton of bind, 1895 90
To State Reform School for
erection of buildings, &c, 1890 90
To Wisconsin Hospital for
the Insane, for erection Of
buildings, &C., 49, O3
For Capitol enlargement, 1862 q
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

Deducting these several ST
list. Those items properly
chargeable to rreviou:
years,
2nd. The loan of the Wis
consin State University,
Sd. The amounts paid FOL
the erection Of public
buildings, and for the sup
port of public institution:
belonging to the State
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

IRA P. SMITH, Secretary.
, 1859-10-15

i lx4vExwoR1u, Oct. A.-Thc overland cx.
preaa, with dates from Denver City to the gu,
inst. ar1ired here to-day. An election had been
liana was elected. The vosc was small. An
election was also held in Arapahue County, un,
der tho laws Of Kansas, creating considerable.
feeling. Tho previous policy Of The mining re-
jg;on has been to ignore atl political connection
With Exnsns.
Snow had fallen to the t1cptl, Of one foot a:
tho Gregory Disgngs and other localities, caas-
ing temporary suspension Of mining opera
tious; but succeeding mild weather enabled the
miners to resume their work. A large number
z,e le.Eins for .he states TO PAS 'he winter
worth $50 had been taken from Rns&cl's gulch
Several others OF less amount were also found
Two hundred mea were still ct work in Tarry
nil DistEict--a&l making good wages. The Kun
RAJ lead yietded $56Uin Iwo days to three b. nds
. The miners remain vigorously III work il Ill the
dispinpS
, 1859-10-15
Daily ReYiew Of Chicago Market.

,.,, -,< ri, r xlpAF EEfxtso. oe1. H.
CITY takes wheat from keno,ha 10 Butalo It 7xe.
FL0UH-Reeelpta es:t tMs; shipments. 1875 hbls. Mar
ket dui! and 6 lower Sales ve1elo3 bhls oraass
Spring Extra Ut ~ - delivered; % b: E1ta Cho:ee O.
It 4se3 dtlistred LII hth "conne1" 60 At stl5 ca
tsnek: 1cQ Ills Stsrag" CO At q ls t7ex; s5 bas
"AKlnney Goa d. Ut a u On uaek; 70 bba Miller
FIR" and 10 bbls good Spring Extra, Ill 1t e4sH de-
Nyeed: 10 bbls do It 4419 deliverrd TO bbs Badger
State Super. 1t &s Is: 80 bbs White Winter at tsoo
MILL sTUFFS shests In good demand At t1o6oatl-co
ton. ddlnkt In seq1et with kaea Of 10 toas good at
$ls Fine % track tona coarss
st IL % on tl1ck.
NUEAT-ReceIp.., 9a;7s ba; shipments. ts.oh huth.
Ku7L1-Sealee and in asmA.d. No Fed advanced 1t2
s. Sales yese-7o0 IN MOI BED ut stc IA store 1900 bu
a ii &c In 100 hu No Kad 1t SIC in stoss 500 bu
Re]eded II 7sc IN store. SPK11ostesdy salea were
1900 bu No Spring 1t eoe IN stors $500 bu do Al Sole In
stoe soo bu Do At &c In sore 1000 bu No Spring At
IN stoe $500 bu Do At III: In store 20 hu do at71e IN
ore 4aop bu do Il SC In storc; 100 bu do II ;ste In
store; 100 bu do 1t In koe 5000 tu do 1t sae II
store; LOO bu Rejected 1t .sc In store.
CORS-Reeaps, 6:.6 hu; no shIpments. 1arktt asta
and bare Eale. today weeSoo bu No At 80: In store
iii bags Do It Sic traek; do at sec tack eco
bu sheed curu 1t &c per t1 ns b. cas Ear Corn
1t Sc = .a D. on tack; ea1 DO 1t &c on tsads-
oATs-Reeepts. 7.94 bu; shipueutA ncnc. Market ID.
yanced xc Sales we1e-too tn Caali 1t =9cas; t0
bu No II SIC store bu do atss.in stae; 1909 Ia
do ri sc On track.
-Rtctlp.a es1s bu; shpnenta, ls5oo b7- Nsrket
I'm. Sales ve1e-3ooo hu No 1t 6se IN kose; 10 hu do
on sacs - baes ehoe: White foE Seed 1t d.
pot.
| BARLEY-Reeelpta, 674s bu; no ahipmen.s. Assk1t
stesdy. Sales 800 bu No lat sc in oFt; ~ eu
do 1t s.. In store; 400 bu no. .at Sc in z.rse.
sEEDs-Recelrts, s:.o45 ~. Timothy seed dnl ard
dnoopux Sales we1e so bu choice 1t 4eIo 150 aks good
, 1859-10-15

Rtcaxorn, Va, Oct 14-The committee to
whom was referred the subject Of churches in
xosdzn countries hot within the Jurisdiction Of
any OF tie foreign missionary bishops, reported
q canon to place such under tlle general Convcn-
tlea of tho q. S., aud subject 10 the Episcopal
government and Jurisdiction Of the presiding
Aiabop.
It was referred to tho committee on Canone
Ths proposed amendment 10 ariiels 9Th Of the
constitution, to establish court Of appeals Was
rejected by large mi sjority. The House Of
B1hop. pissed = reso'4tion 70 appoint joint
committee to devise plan for The creation Of t
fund to aid feeble parishes, aud congrc.
Rxional Missionary stations. The House
q Deputies took up. the resolution OF
Of the Missionary COMMITTEES to appoint 1t this
session two Missionary bishops, one for the
Northwest and one for the Southwest, and it
was unanimons1y adopted. Tha whole congre,
and adjourned after prayer: This was consid'
<rnd tbs most solemn hour Of the Convention.
, 1859-10-15
RY TELEGRAPH.
TEsEE .,ptYS LaTEE From EtGoFf+


ARRIVAL OF TUE STEAMSHIP Africa,
, 1859-10-15

Stw 0EixAxs, Get A Vigilance Commit
tee has lcsh formed al Natkkrille, L.. TO aid
ths police 10 arEcs.ipg dangerous characters.
Twiggs haa responded to tho call for aid frou,
Brownsville. thai he hus not men enough nj his
disposcl 10 dr1Ee lht indians from the iroptier.
and e&o therefore do nothing. The ranches On
The TexaS side Of the lilo 1ran;o have been
abandoned o. account Of Indian deprrdc:ious.
The citizens Of san Antonio were raising txo
companies Of Rangers, and other places were
.aisiu gsvoluntecss on &ocouat Of Gen. Twicgs'
Sakbillty 70 protect the coucEC.
, 1859-10-15

SAyASxAn, Ga. Oct. .1s.-Tle steamship Ca.
hawba from Harana, 10Th apd Key Wes. stl1,
has put into this port for coal. The Cahawba
has on board the passengers Of the steancr
Star Of the West, which put into KeT West dis
abled.
At Havana snsars wcrc dull, sales being iini.
ted ut previous rates. Molasses was hrmcr.-
Exchange on London was quoied at 15i@17 per
cent. premium on New York, per cent. pre-
MUM.
The Republican Of this morning contains the
following editorial news from Hayana, brought
hy the steamship Cahawba.
Maretzek and Brother bnd leased tue Tacon
Theatre ut $4,000 ger month.
General Coacha vas preparing to leave Cuba.
The money market was easy; the weather WIS
unsettled; there was but little fever in the city.
Sugar opened dull but closed active.
, 1859-10-15

prTrrex4m.1 NV Yo1E, Oct II, l5.s.
F1orz-puu h-avy and i1c lower; sales s0o t,'s At
S&4 ~ nnf STATE &Gf 81 fur extra >tate {ecs
for supere W*He1p. 10 for Coz mon = ssl'-
I'M Nestc L. 4oss g fsr interior 70 Eood sarrrc
hea,y: sales 90 hslt ii 5o@6 IS fs to choice
t.a k5e Flour in LIZ rcQaezt fuE eotataan to
UEAix-Wheat dul very heavy AID @ec lower; sales Of
SM bu 1t tex tar Auwaukse club 81 to ~ for sool
t. choice Weseu. suit ss!cs % tu II a Ea'leH
uu.et and unchanged to SC. IoEu droop!pE without
Me-; mixed Western he4 81. Oats owsE and du -.
70 &c for for WeseTn. e "a 4tc fur anad
WAiAkY-5aies so b IS Al a5saashc.
l.foystons-PoIk tun Ind uNeF- E4ts 15o IRIS IT
alftsa 81 tor fness 10 te for Primo. eef uuea rel
sales 4Q0 br8 IL cuhtry prime ;Sto ~ for
do ncA: 3u9t0 20 for rttekad ats eI txt1 mess.
Netf hams ID mod .rlte rcQuct- Sales ITO Gls Prime
mes href outt 9G0 nT ntw Cut meats ecarce snd Inn
II &c for Shoulders and sHc for Atms zeon quiet aaa
changed. Lard luwcE- 1leI1He+ Butter STEADY It
f.r OHIO, lt &c for State- cheese steady At
Woo1-Hokters askiaE extFsns E1tts- Eath ehttks
eaes Smal tarcels seuog u t4ac for low mel
to Ssxouy. Pulled dzn. Small sses III SO Foreign
MosT1-S6 ebassc 1he qu.utlsy e9erns Is larxe and
tbs deu1nl eou4 aHad eeat call ss; On
p4pcr The to4t to-1aoirow viii take csc m11oa mostly
silver.
<ecoud; nta1ly the wh1e as h5Ehe q sln5 1En Gal
i Chi and 5 soee x PAc MAit kca0inx. Z 4: e..
kEI6tX; 4 ii; Gal Chi 74k. D v: G j. t'ftAEx
ICGs; Exnauaa l193; u ) ~: y ) fuas ~; ~
Iaadi1k TX, 81; e tVt Pac Aail7t Is Of Is
, 1859-10-15
Conservation OF Episcopal Bishops,

R1cuuosp, Va, Oct l3.-There Was gren4
throng in attendance ut the St. James. Monu-
mental and ST. Paul Churches Of this city to-
day, to witness the consecratioo Of the Bishops
aud Assistant Bishops Of New Jersey, Ohio,
Texas and Minnesota. Rev. Wm. Henry 0der,-
hemer. Bishop 81 Sew Serse5, and & Rev. : G6sSo n;:
we're consecrated in ST. raul's Church Rev.
Alexander Gregg, DiAhop Of Texas, in lonu'
mental Church, nnd Rev. Henry L. Whipple,
Bishop Of Minnesota, III St James Church.
The ceremonies were vcry imposing. All The
Bishops in attendance at the Convention assist
ed ia tle consccralion. The attendance inclu
lion Of t6e Church was not II session to-day j.
, 1859-10-15
The Associated Press nnL Eongrea.
4tOnal Reports.

new YoRk, Oct. 14.-Csns.derable interest
having been expressed to learn the intentions
ofthc Associated Press in relation to the Con-
grcssioual reports Of the approaching session ut
Washington, NC are authorized to say that the
proceedings OF both Houses will be reported by
telegraph with all possible care, and as fully as
heretofore. embracing a clear and accurate
statement Of al tie business Of public interest
transacted. together with concise and unprej-
udiced statement Of the points of Gil important
measures, resolutions, debuscs. DC.
, 1859-10-15
5000 TO 5000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY

Goop1r1 Co-5eo majority for Ramsay. md
the whole Republican Legislative tisket elected
y Senator and Representatives.
RAMSEY Co.-Thcre is Republican gain of
500 on the State ticket. One Republican Sem.
rand Representatives certainly elected, and
one Of each doubtful.
HxxSEr1x Co.-s93 majority for Ramsey and
gress. The Republicans elect Senators and
WAsa1xoros Co.-eoo Republican mnjor;ty
on Stste ticket, and Republican Representa-
tivcs.
W1NoxA Co.-Soo minority for tho whole Re-
publican ticket; Republican Representatives
elected.
FnlxoaE Co.-si1 Republican Representa-.
tires elected, with handsome majority for Re-
publican State ticket.
Ramsey county 500, Hcnnepin sou, Dak6tah 400,
Reid It's. Washington 100, Winona 100, Anoka
$50, Carver 100, aud some in Wabashaw aud
ch,saso. making The gain, thus far, something
over 1900.
The Republicans are known to bave gained
| one Senator aud two Representatives in Ram"
| ser county, aad orc Senator and one Represent
.ative IN Auokn district, one Representative in
| niec, and probably sir in Dacotah. =
| There is NO doubt that the Republicans elect
their Congressman, Governor and State officers.
| and majority in both branches Of the Legis1a
turc. The Republican majority ia the State
cannot be less than 5000, and will probably
reach 5000.
| LATER
LACROSSE, Wis, Oct. Kin Winona County,
Min., the Republican State ticket is ahead abou,
800 votes. Ii this county they hare elected
three members Of the Legislature. The State
hns undoubtedly gone Republican By large
major1ty.
, 1859-10-15

-nr$? lott r htYxc c}1an*
S'os' 0A
''0!. -, oo's uoaf, business We" asaln se,s qa'eA
on ~'a1e0 '"'u@'' - consequence ~ .ue'' w.
th9aa da.s + bos hen ~ dn11 IN tb;s martet -.
i we we're in season Of scarcity, and it is dif-
10 1aet ,ne1s tn n
prices, and VIC quote white ut t1.os@l.1o for
!alr 10 pram, ana tea ath a. ;xnnd :, - hsnrs uo~
eontrastea ont - wfib the feeling which has prevailed
forseseral days past, a decline being looked for
ia the New York market. Flour is without
quotable change. The market for common
brands is decidedly in favor Of the buyer, but
choice brands are rather firm. A straight lot
Of 500 bbls, high grade Of single extrs, sold
at $i.75, and 200 hbls from red wheat on p. t.
Corn is in lair request at 6gc. with mons offer
Ing. Oats are very firm ut $50 from wagons,
md &c from store.
Rocurs7ru-0c. 11-Flour market steadr md
... -.
white wheat are quoted at $50 to 5.75. Some
very superior pastry nour will bring as high as
eW. Iee range ;of = este5n 1Iom fea "aeat Is
r;vine @ ~ from rom the Wess md from an Canada. n
large sales arercportcd. rri.es .re unchanged.
l,es. white is xor,h lis to LEO. Aeditterraaean
100 to 100; Western Spriu: IS 10 e0c. Corn
Is steady at last week 3 prices Rye has adsanccd
1 little and is worth 65 to 7oc.
Bosros-Oct. 1a-Rcceiyed II. .395 brls aour
o,th, o.+. c,rn s-,rca I'D 6-u ~ , ~,
A'-4' ~ e0A7* S0'A '~e@~" "1o "''1 "' AWE -
1.07- RYE, sse-
Hv,r yonx-f,ct 7n-R.c.;,,u ,.s.s hr,t
4o''7. VIZ
Hour; l3,1o7 ba wheat; $3.50 bu corn; Sl,se3
bu oats; e,oss bu re,
A1nASr, ocs lz.-Less doing IN wheat Ihe
sales are entirely in barrel and bag lots OF white
MICHIGAN. at a SO. 1855 and Lao n bu, for cood
Ia choice. saies 4.o00 hu. Rvs in the street 81
1ssc. Corn in The street 81: sales Of $500 hu.
western mixed in store ut 81. and 1900 bu. rel
low round in store on private terms. Oats in
5000 bu., ag2rcgating sea bu-; hare beea takeu
at 45c for old State, - 10 4+tc for new do.- and
80 for Cauada East. There hare been further
sales Of Canada East barley on private terms-
about 1900 bu.; also, $500 bu. Onondaga Co.
1t about tic, car.load Ssate rowed al Tic,
lieht, but alright a1ticae-at 13c, ind car load
State rowed t71c,
,rno-nct 1s-Rece,nts- tgo daex ~ ss,
1o.A'o ..,,, 49, ''sst
on "heas' 1@'soo oois noof. t'"uf-ea.es wv
hbls extra, x4.05; ~ ools ~ ~ aad lo9 nols ~
~ +. s1 TX. ooo hn red ~ r. Z. . t.oo h.
white, do. No sales Of Corn reported.
p,,-s,rpcu oc, s-r1ors-Tbrrc IL m nj.
+...,;an ~ S+.,re. s;nce orr 1..t. III. sn.ptat
;< 1'o~s.er i'm The saIes iron, frst hsns;s
Vs. s.M 1oni sn,ii r.nrne At T. s3aa4 for % .uperfns %
WI 1s s f. .nj * - ~ .ptr. fs-n;le
Feom From .J store Te quote nj Ees for sunef
fne. IS for extra. and f5ss to s-5o for extra
laan sno'ee a9.s r. xoox, aaa w. .a i;:s. - D.
ouote wheat Ut St.os TO 1.lo for red, sl.1a for
smber. ard t1.l5 for white from frst hands.
and a small ADVANCE from store. Oats are
e. from stare. Corn Tules .t IS to sGc and
mi, Preis ffr1n at x3c frorn .tnre and nnrier
| st roe
, 1859-10-15
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

FE1rAs Erxs1xu. Oct. u, fs:e.
ra IN D11ro17-oct. 13--CNFrpreI!et Fot,mac; b. TX
Gihfaaf, Nao.4, hxs peta GIoe. Dan r n.a1L 1eurE
Aaecs S2:ESat; sesss r. et i.@ds1; SFanhs:a. Nc
M6sald Hubbard. e!lnE:oa Cotsahdt, R3b!- 5 Robin.
1ou, Vim Graft Echo. Traveller. Leader, N Czae, Az
ErvA. . :.
Dovx-rrpoA Edith. Forest Qucea bark ! staarzrd !;
sehra tarA DaGcy. Oaoca- -
GLAZED ror CIxv11Asp-oc:.1 1,.-ScteJ FT1,se-,
4ooton. coal St Aoaas SO tons eol Ballad 20 sens
coal: J Ketd, ~ tons coal
oo. 01s-The bark Danube ard schooner Dav1. ashore
It cle+end hzve been pnsd o1 bY the Government
., 1rtA{rxr'.' ="
, 1859-10-15

ST. Lor1s. Oct a4.-.Ir. Otero, delegate to
Congress from New Mexico, arrived here to-
day, from whom the ktpuIl;ton learns, that the
impression prevails that the various Indian
tribes Oh Tho plains design making gu attack OIL
the settlements in Eew Mexico this winter.
That the Camanctes End Kiowas hase joined
Tor this purpose il well authenticated fact,
aud in order 10 prevent IN open wur, sufficient
troops should be sent there without unnecessary
f{41nv
, 1859-10-15

The market today dragged heavily aud t:t!T speaka
We do observes really busy hour
bee.e. had 10 be DISTRIBUTED in snail his
sDpg various brokers In order 10 work TURN OF 1y pht
air estm1tc m.y made the manner In which buyer
held b.ck Considerable sruMbIns waa :sioasd BY s
detcnQn Of the cattle Trains Tuta11Y ~ the trade EIa
very active ths day Al the above rne. W leave cur
previous average unatftd and hare reduced the 1cectt
outside p,lce for Nc. and haye advanced the tcT
uet higher rats for nrst quality Ne.
TIE kAEKE1.
notwithstanding the heavy a!val1 tie sazas arc xsl
cleared up al slight reduction Of ast weeks rates. the
cline being p!cu.slT not c:d In dsc1y ted No Quota
lr W uoes G4!hc usLt co. 5Aci DIsf!es eoui
tn nFtn
, 1859-10-15
:Flaancial a1lD Commercial.
MONETARY

FE1pAy Eyxs1xo, Oct. il, 1As.
Eastern Exchange firm and In good demand
at II z cent. prem. On the street, bills aud
ready buyers ut / 2 cent. Currency IS In fsir
supply. and the banks arc tolerably easy. Lit
tie or no demand for gold.
, 1859-10-15

Stale Court against the Q. s. Court.
4lch1gsn To-day rendered decision denying
ths Jurisdiction Of the u. S. Court in the noted
case Of Deppty o. $. Marshal Tyler, charged
with killing Capt. Jones, Of the brig Conrad,
hast fail. Tyler Fas demanded for trial iu.:a
8taGS Court. -, -
, 1859-10-15

oee q cia1k, corner Raadolth it. TIP sta,,s Csc,-,
Dsa1s1o.s-Paul Cornell, T. IT, Murray. J. n p,.n~ :,
l. Jac1bas, Issac a. reol D. Z. rA1ia J.ssph O. Inv
q. J. Var. George Wsaatsf Goo. X. H41Htl C. W iax
Iehss. NJ. Oas1S. '. q. A:W"tam.. 4. Baa>1nI 4
f.AMna. ,u~ l.. u. 4CEt:At !. Prea.t.nt
The advantages tha Loan Fad A.steatton o~.~,
any other monted Institution a1u: WIZ
H. ~ pe.es e lavs.ssnt laets Saving, In.
pays 70 arxs PEI entaxe, - ttrse in A.a,inns
na,ax 1ss! pspa.,sy Aaa anaas'a ssaatsx In iae
H. 1t converts reat lnlo c,pits ny tpabnx tho.< who
vii avail ihesne.soS Of IL tatsfsa 10 procure / n.s
stead through ffoz1 the Aaaue4ah the s,me II.
repaid BY smai! atated nth:y viii. ut,i
the Is teIu1nr< ~ making the Aas. tk.r
landlord Ing that each mouths payment goes a.
wasd making the property ther oxn-
Beok- FOR subscription to The stock now oEsn saA
rct.y. II the shore otce. between The hours Ct 10 H.
and Sf.x. ses0 a:x8-tu.
, 1859-10-15

Co1rxnrs, O., Oct. l4.-To-nieht popular
demonstration was offered Hon. WIN. Dennison,
js, Governor elect. a procession attended
with musie, proceeded TO bis residence, and to
masses were entertained ut lesee by MIS-.
Dcnuison
, 1859-10-15

Buffalo Market.
D. Tt1xakArh1 Br11ALn Ok H.
FLot4-Xsrke fsza fp1 the better grades Sles 1910 tis
at extra state: 4s5 for e11sa Michigan. Indl
ans AID Oaio; t3lsA4a@ % to1 toub.e exlrss-
0E4rx-WhtAt Gull AEd hc3ry until u afly the close,
Wien hol ess Of Spring aavauee y for spns cuyos o
lag Sc a! NJ Sale. Of t. d4y vsfy akht cur:
a,er Mickaa srste ters; staai! bts Caaactaa Cub
Il - sc> Corn scarce and tru s4les 800 No linolz
ai9F Oats qulst and Ealcz Barley dull Md !n ko5d
evprip. Saias 4ouo Caoadl.n Al &c. Rye ronEaal.
txraxrs b1. tou.. 1ss oao wheat oo0 ba CORR
, 1859-10-15

tDy 1,nno!s End Ais.!ss:rrra Te:eg.a}h.l
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct l4.-An employee Of the
Chicago. Burlington Quincy Railroad, named
Jas II. Pierson. was killed this morning, while
engaged in saving boards with circular saw.
4 piece Of board caught in the teeth Of the saw,
striking him on the stomach, aear the heart,
killing him instantly.
, 1859-10-15
FIFTI AVEN UE HOTEL,
ON FIFTH AVESUE,
At The Intersection Ct BsAo.aE opposite Assos sQ2ar
NEW YORK.
To be Opened Aucuat 23I> 1850.

At The Intersection Ct B-ca5.aE, opposite NsGsoz s42a.e
NEW YORK.
To be Opened Au.uat 23I> 1850.
t.opeE being the most healthy, taeAitu and crnt. II
tae city, and md c1nTeZett ks Eu4o1 River
and BG.aoa Ia: real Depos4.
The ent:.e q the est,b.anes: ~ the
cs,ufo.tatte AID aa:ue use hotel Ia The ~ort.
AL the that comfort sd coaTe2!eEct Eats
xasxzssed, laEe bcea Introduced.
Ever p,e7utoa has eeeu tAkel dqps eous9rftinr 70
sec1re Ia Fse Aty Of guests from danger Of egg
tss74ti2r. Sutton doube t1!ek Will e4.ena FUN The
ro<i to1.ion The roof All Of the Aocr. M teube
as3 a,e .epAeo e5 aA5~ e eezeat, Ea3lsk hs eG,se
Aaa; essss s;.o.sss.at. "a addition = .As
tzea 1tI;cA. R.nwAI i nea;tJ esnpe<ed
% Il :. is = IF q E00 'poa
LttT spse1ot,s AID tollaCoos ennttot. forming p.p
ncade of haotrtd eet upon each CT the six osie
E:ve kht s1c 7 n The h!1hes. tssre &.ry apt1sni
oE al e lsJsi paa: sas;
there grand 1Ec1nscAd- Ial. Sa!tes os gpsops Isr-
lo.s. Chambers and Ds<s:e Reons VIII III tse Eode:a
Of csues, travelling pasti-., md s:asIe eraecoie1
IN k1chsrse eouainipg Tie jo7:ratf Il the 1y ss4 III
the couveiences 3ok eo11ct,e! n;eccrse and tu4in-
h.. e.a .4d*a 70 r. ~. .: as aad
Bilis1d snd Che4s Ee. Of the .. appru,ea .y;. md
aprntnsas are provided fer the Of scsa z2d ia
M ruzu.t and err: 2stlce ct IL. ia t. es&.Ash-
aru has bssa e!1seiy teSacd and ns.usared fos ths
FlYEH AvEr4 f1o-H-
en:ct<st Wiz ;ae hcaix, Feaae dirxt to F5E1 AsK1Cx
uo7EI.- In c-jcr 10 fasrEe Immediate a:ixrtIon,
Ite GA-e oT.aEou Of LhIA Hoiel h44 b%eu updar the
S::tkR < ~ f.t3x s.1Exx. g,sgaeto< q hvere "a
asssotsoaaa HITCH. COCK, DARLING 1 ~
, 1859-10-15
TuE2 OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
MINNESOTA,

Glorfoax Resuff-TAs Republicans elect ehets
Aiase Ticket, tofh GoHkT<ssmsn> @nd :.
farss Majority or bath traae}ass or ths
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