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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
In the Cmcui, Court, Of jefferson County
Js' V Moore and Ja.. Burr. PFC.
~ CHASCERY,
AGains John w krnn~dg SAIkanS whit,
Gerard Moore J q Bahn.n sni 40.
Grew HuD,et. Trustees, AHd Ousttein Hoot-
mss. Michael Biur, rbona, Ga Buchanan
Alan ). DsndrIdRr, LeOuarc Sadlsf, WIN
Homer, hinOT Hursg. VIM. Lucas. Roh.rl
Lucas aud iae Back Of the vaI,J N vmsi
MIA ana Ben! amin Luc,, Deputy Sheriff
Dstcn'ants
EXTRACT E2oM DECREE OF MY 20
IL isj6. - IL - iuubeT ordered hat Ih,s eAu,r
BY like consent b. referred 10 a Commi,sioGef 0,
ascefIain AMI report WhAl liens there are % SAID
land, Ihcr pr'ufuy, and uhat MONEYS are in The
hands ~ Grfafd ID. Moore. and ~ whom the I'm,
!, payable, sni any oihet msur h, msy d-,a
pertinent, or any OF The paf'is. nay rsqdrs in e.
der to siaif en'stalion u she lant ar.tg so
saii sale.
Cory-Tesf-.
II L Brown cl,rE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
Peruvian Gualc.

CHARLESTowN ACADkHY
V'Hhersfeise' Of hi. insii,niiop Tor IN. ca-uirg
l. iein, cpmDvneiRg SeP'-rnse ig Gad c,ai1.
u'bt hive mouihs, will ~ eoIc acted D.
y. q NORTH n JOAN J. sANsOgS.
TEAMS.
Ensinh Dspat'mtht, per st.lun s,,.,
OF hge months, SOW
Classical ADD MAIZENA, GeG, Of Ave ., .,
mUnhs wv
French. per Session, 5to
AcmiRsius Pee 100
Nune atniret bui hose ~ho engage 20 C. ai,n.
Je !" Ihe I'd Of he ssssicn ard 90 GeJGeliuA iOr
Atsencr.
Messrs, ". a s Indulge III, bore rha, un,irir-
surniiOn To taeir duties as Isacbef. viii ,.,uf, !
liberal share 81 puoie psuosss....
Jolly 1, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
sEIiraei Fo- iAc D,cru.
aoBT r GROWS Ger.
CoSnf.UoN,s. Oygfcg.

CbaflestOsu. Feb 10, 1850.
Ihs par'ip int-r-s'-d 10 tbs ss.,s~ss.s,r. b. IRE.
b, n"t'trd ihai have APPOINTED he Ita q, a.
Marc nsIl 81 nv saiI OHas l8 re. q.- OBJ.
ab7'e decree. A. sh.ss .tus col p.scs lhey ere
i'4sfri 'aI~n|. GIvru ur' .'my fsU' a. ''Hm.
nialDu-f a. jts sal C.gff rb. ssf -. -,
- .'Irs''N SAML sTDNE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
isao--PGruLAR TRADE
RIBBONS & NILLiSEET G0aGg.

RIBBONS RIBBONS - R'~BoNs
TO Msrshrn's Nam. O.. J.tH-,s. / a',s, ~ R,h
bone, Millinery q 90. 500 C-,A b.r,-r, 10
al -, Coo =. ''~ e'-ntrv Tro cash
hsbbon HoE-~ 10 Chamber,
Street, New Iurk
JoHS ARIEL.
Tsr.riisurp 49,
We bave originated new ptlu,tul.---a bsg 90. fr
the Ribe'o Tad Sh'rsby we rf1- 'a.s hssr ~
fiAis, NlMti - 40 'rIE - niAr H. .EI- s.s.--
INl' WE sE'L rUR C,SIt W. BY ipVl
CASH " 80 'ati,b~i Wth . TTE ,rSr rtrgtr .-
~ % src'rd pf,,c Have III tool, rnark-i nj
PLAIN vol RES, 30 that man, "otusu SD % /
'huN sc, d''r'ivy ne y.iu. tor 81 ~ rnus,
oar rriec> f"' br't TaGeira tbou, all color, ~,
10 , i.s,' per piece No : .e's PEI pee
. set ~
80 ..s.g:.
No Is 81 ~, pr poe.
We oder FA>CN Ribbons 30 .tyIe.,'sUeL
o.. al q"1hte'' - g'e.. Ieil az composition aod
our r.,.' sirrss. !. thr seu,re ct as,r..,o, IA,
Rb"uNs. GA l a1i,' hsbt pTstt.,' sad 60 y
ROT pEs. ROT Cu-.s i-,;su s.,,.s asl III.
ittr' 90 'E'e 81 - ., eeot rem c,r,l,l l,r,--
fyrr1tn' 90 sArp.'. ,Hl O. e.. s..ls,'
flpNo LSCES. G"ILLiNGS, -. 70 --uur .,-,
81 'h'Ne t'oesN siz-ys is. N.s p.sf ssf .a, g,u
tNr,s Gc7ds tom credit ,-'.s,
Ou- 'nteH'icn inis, ~, RsStga T.tI, = .t,nIs
IN ',fnfd =" irss - don sstis gU"ds. To do thus
utm
We are / uoa Men. 40 Scrgh.' IA. 9th -.
'oitt i5- psiTosag. q Mcfeb-E,s. il rvrgy ..,u o
ne ait~d Sates anj ~" Tie sssS.ul. ri y..o I,
''r T' 18Th lAgi' '''i' aad E 5,,,, 49,.
/ Cash ef.soa HoBe. IFS chasihsr1 s,rr-. \
n-sr Ih- bos.e- River Nsi,r-d - a.,
! JssG.rE -. isyE--'.G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
TIR GINA RI MT:

A RIir, b, 90 tie CIsrss OEes rik. or.
sih COun. % Jrasls'r C3au,y, 90 tie = b Jsr o.
FsJfarT. i-I1
DO w pt.rsfu. ,tr',y
~ CHASCERY.
AFatzp
Tt..as Eu't'rfofs, Afni- ogSsr-.f
yan-f,l ass a. Ssms Na.attt Aad
- sFfA SHFga.fTf. Days
'INiE s'i-t. q .hts sait ,s 20 rsi.sss 100, sil.
~ Tom b. % nsrt aIiv. .rrsta Burfsp .
"eCb eseh trs.a.@ tf to- P.staHf EsmB,.
.srsf- o. fsrf sr8 ssrlfs4 .,a D ef.f Tr..r
fs.~s Gr5fusry 1-t1 i-tl rhvt.t ,r.a Bsss
o. go Hsmas. Fs.fsys sf- ussss
d ars'sIIrF .u aIhfsV.f f.sH ir FI. .Hf, tsat
~ b.'-ffsnt Js.sph sHsuAi..f b. t.f s,tart
~ % 7ss ~ is hereby fsg1usf .ayyssf asfs
sfsio 1ss ~ .n.h sfs, t1r r1H.irs'irr g. he o.
80 az 49, stati' rrrs'ssryis paistfhsfu.s.
ss.tta .tif ms.fs-
J. stafAsr aftsrsI ihsfssrb7 o. ofts- %
ppt'"hst ssrs sees 90 for sBc -ssstvs 81.
~ ~ NirK'sis Ffe~ pfsss ssuseaesf oyifts .
" J.r-''ag e1uofT sod pof'sd o. ne rani ss.rai
20 t"nf' tiua's % saH CUuaiy ~ tss a.. 4sv
% its BsIt CrgdfT Ccuu
Cory Tfss
psH 10 80 ET BROWN CT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
Real E.ite tgenry,


FIliG u. ,f-sru..! iat.r rsrttr- having LASD
1 FOR rhIEIN Wilma tutly t.rtTAg.r.
I..s Cd. Fam, @t., Farr'r., Tuvn
Tn.. .s. 90, f-- ar nr REAL ESTATE
.r ... "... l'sa1'sE-G iauUs thriru.aus .i
..arf...t.r 40. h.,rs D., FrfY extensive. arH
Hr base r...t., al .E..s IA .~ f.r,nr,f y
ss..-f. .=aa"s ns..i Erel.4a T0l. Agency
.f. Hr.''. '.r - 'w' ,rars sot has Ucra
..uu# rHH. a~ ,..s - .n m o.. a--tri.
H.s .-- CIV. .ur 30 rrJr-... bs.aa Ir.rlrr-
aa' luyIfr psHtrs 100 '-
f.. .a .. ~ 20. "HI. |.u.sf. Vf.I
.r...E GROW. 4 PRICE
Jg.- - ''~-l. Na-.r..=u, ST
settlements Desired.
\ m. a.H. ufr'-.u. soft ~
'sr'.'t on a,1-'..- DE
a0m.a. .s.r ..fr.rsr,rrss.
r..rrE.
10. -..- ~. W. r.s., Zoo %. r-,ar
u.r va. m .. .a.r... ~. ft... (
5000
y 90 ,uUru
So T r.,.. r. ,.r
.s. .,...s
H.H.r I.....r. ..
m..I "t'. 600. .a, .a.s.l.... .. lu.
......aEf-.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
W.. - yJR.
- iSre DAMS HOUSE.
-,suAsei a. tho corter II Hanover a.
Pratt streets
BALTIMORE MD

HNI.I 7 NTTNTI VII
4 " ..H - ..r ..ftu..# ..H OF Ha r.
4 i.n- F.I.r o. .#a.pu .s- ,p,vs
" '-'f'I brhhEE sd t''r.hl' h,uE iun .4..-.
:. n 'h" 'aiat,H >fl'l.r .t The Es.rtn.fr D.. q ,.
hnUr.'i, a1i zoe 'aru- d.isHrv .u t.. ~lr.-
=. Hs' he iHt,r -si syr.r-rrlrat. o. rta
49, .H..fIHT O." are tat~l 's fl- -tt .rh - ra.
en- improvement, lsfs. 800 az, ~ 20. I'm .
t...f - fI'- ~ o. 'gu.su1. MAJ. fr-rt ,..N ...
go. "'rf. al1 ss'Traa.t .Bs e u.tr, IH, q, ...
u. Hri'. H'.TA 4. Pts4'r a. 81. p... Iss.r
go. fhsn y-fr.'s.,' ..I ono, boo t.. 80, b. o..
ra.... boz a. 'Ir iali,. sHi tr ts.,, .,I.r,u. .
D. H-r N.- s.r-e-. ,Hu ~HI Urf ftfb.
'H o. zf'sH'Fs p.ut'. ~. Sr.I ~. sf4...
N.-l baggage. 4sI sHr- 500 r,r,, .tr.r ...... D..
si'' ttar "- &C. sr, e.rfatHrI On sak- 10 s.....
ihr s9.f~ 'Hv 'f'raf, 'iSr ADAMS
h,.IsctisIl,, 80
ID. ~. DAVIS. g..
Lat ile Aisu, Iiau.r Cbf.E H,
Nav % i-l-.I
PU,r q By.fd PER F.t - 20 ON v.,
.r I. f..nf. b" -snf., Par NrvS .. 49, .st.,a...
, 1859-10-12
The Democratic EEotv-dc~dOC' in Nyfa.
SANhkn.

The Democratic IIo,v-dc~iloxv in Wis
consul.
The Democracy Of Wisconsin arc uli by the
cars again, kicking. biting and gougins like
.nadmcn. TIC c:>pS hti!i in the trxt instance
seems 10 have been I5barts late speech at
Hurcou in which he 1cviescd the Harstow nd.
1uinistration in sort OF halfcondemnatcry,
hulf.2pnlogctic view. Barstow Gnd Grny tEtrc-
upon tired Etruisht shot ut Hobart, 10 which
that gentleman has no! yet replied. But now
comes declaration Of TIT from an unexpected
quarter. The Madison pErio: ()cmocrctic
central orGan} o2ens a heuyy battery on the
Milwaukee Nt.c* .'or p"53tsAi"" Nobarts tptesA
.;ast IL IL I*lot,si t.: Says .he Patriot:
"That Mr. 1lobar: intended to say all this re-
ported speech would imply, We do not believe.
1t WAS ono Of those III considered expressions
which often falt from tho mott careful en in the
heat Of q debate. Eur it will be remembered d
taat neither Hobart nor Randall knew that there
WIZ n reporter 3IescEt taking their speeches tnr
publication. TIE excuee Loss hot apply to the
cl.iur ul,r .,r<eurvA the report and gave extend
cd pu},}cay t0 lhc lEconsi!cTasc sentences. Ir.
Hobart evidently ia."ndrd IL tisclaim any. re.
hpuraibll!,y t.,r IN Administrator which h.d
passed. out sf existence ard no 1ncuibcr ui
which wax candidate before Tue people, aud ia
1euy that the uctx Of either Of the !administra'
t;ons Of ]Iarstow or Us.shiurd were in issue in
the l'resect campalSn.
AL ,l.c+c things Nr. Hobart might have
shown iron. the rec ,-d, bat the interest Of the
pnrts did not require il, ,or did Da,s.ow, Gray
aud Smith desire it. They were aware Of tie
ropu'ar prejudice nsainst ,hcm, aud they were
c"nteut to bid- their time and let the public lis
fnry yindicA:e tleir public acts- Gnder fh<s
ttrcan.<'a"css the languog< cf Mr. Hobart, trd,
carnl<*s and ooa4idsrat<-no:Aing niofe--Iu
the publication ef thos< remarks in ii Utn.o.ra:i.
psPer tcas tt|tjsratiy stupid u not naitesous.'
This means that it WAS entirely proper fol
Hobart to 90 through the State stAbbing tl't
Kev. Mr. Ears.ow in Tue lalk, but !{fe height u
irnpiety for nay Democratic cd.to1Ao publisi, q
1.-THE old Spartan law Of theft which applaud
cd tho skillful picSpoe=ct, and visited pcnaltic'
only on the ,nsiai,u:t hune!cr who was fount
, 1859-10-12
David c. Brodcrfck.


Mr. Frederick has been struck down in 1hc
iuftness Of Lis powers, and in tile morning Of
his usefulness. Though but recently ayal lencd
10 the nature and moment OF the "irrenress;I,lc
Conflict " whereof our Uniou is lie prena. lie
Slavery Propaganda had no more determined
ana hardly more effective antagonist, Though
peaten ~ tue recent contest, lie Lad four years
E:ps, to retrieve h.s fortune aud redeem lis
o!ate. ote. FOR sh's, he would have iaborcd
WIFI re esolution and courage that would hare
deserved succeks, if they did not comnnnd it
isut iie was marked for destruction, md couid
hardly hare avoided that fate. Had Terry fai.
Inn next mud Gwin or Latham third. lie Vas
never married, uud leaves no family to lament
ais ununac!y death. We presume Gov. WelIer
viii sectlre lis seat in the Senate, unless Judge
Jerry should cluIm it, in pur.uaucc Of GOV.
MaTcy's celebrated axiom that to the victors
betong the spoi!s Of the yanquished."
Ca'itorn'a - Eenccforth submissive satrnry
oi tle slave lover-as reliably SO Us Arkansas
or FloT,aa-lnotc SO 1ban Missouri or Texas,
ier delegates Ut Charleston will sustain any
platform and any candidates that the Olgarcl,;y
may prescribe; and her four electoral roles viii
ue given for slavc-trader Lamar, or any other
Ihlon, hating iirc.eater, in case he should &C.
cure the nomination: 4 gallant minority will
s.rugE.e against such degradation, but TOR the
'--'' A~A "eE'- a." '~AA A0u IL lnE flAfEn0IQ-
srs mean ever 10 press the tcsalization Of their
peculiar institution" within her bo.tiers. now
u their time. Hitherto, slarcry in California
l ~. been upheld only By judicial decisions TIC
last ot which WIS truly thougI, jestinglY said TO
hare held the scales Of Justice even 6y giving
:. tug aaw 70 the North, and lhe necru 10 tle
sault' Ieneciort't, tie South may take law,
negro, and nlL "And this, loo, shnIl pass
away -
tn socfal 'ifc, ar. Frederick was one Of tho
most exemplary :nea tia: could be found in any
GeuntEy. 10 clergyman, no phil1n.hropisi,
however proud on tie score Of iuoralitY, could
teel more 60 than Ar. 4. lie was nerer known
ia enter gambling den or house Of il>(ame;
and III business transactions or personal deal.
lngs' h's word was relied on as implicitly as
though be had entered into the most solemn
W'ltaen obligations for their performance. For
these traits Of character Mr. i. was a great fa-
sorltc, and among no class Of persons vas he
stsrensef shan with The clerey1nen Of oil denom-
NJ man.
, 1859-10-12

The Wkeat market last week cpcned dull, on
account O. uutarorahlc news from Buttalo and
Scw York but during sue pas: tlrce days Tie
market has been actiee and buoyant at an Ed
vance Of :G lc on slnin;, and :.@@,3c on Winter.
Tie receipts If Winter during The week hare
been very light, and shippers find great
difficulty in ,naking ur cnrgues. The closing
prices Of wlc:.t yesterday were: NJ. l White
sl.os; M. Red, c3.G:';c; No. ! Spring, sag
Sic; No. . SrrioE, 71It,'':v; E'lvctctt s3@774c.
EluuF, though dn! ii the beginning Of :l,a week
closes active a',i firm at SS.s9t:..5 for Spring
Extras, and 80 for choice Spring Super
Nia:cr White ilour dull ar6 noinii.:l Ut 81 u5e1
:5.;9. ltyc Flour, s-1..5tIS.;y. Corn scarce aud
ADVANCED ac-clusIng ut ssc fer No. in hto1c,
and 7oG s0c for Canal ett.at. Oats III good CT
,nand ard Advanced during the week 3c-c'osirg
ut 30@slc for NJ. I in store. Rye adrancc.l &c,
with good shipping iu'lairy-closirE IL: '2;G
&c for No. iu store. BARLEY quiet Mt sc fur
No. l, an! ..Gl:a>c s:r No.. 9. Timothy Seed
active and steady at S:.1o@21a. Hisbwines
advanced 1!c--esoau. TT &C. Hides emil and
declined !I!c. FFcislts declined lc-closiag =:
Ole for wheat u Dn1a'o. aud 1pc 10 OsweSo.
, 1859-10-12

CHICAGO.
Ncw style Of Mailing Papers.


t'nr ma su1 'c1bes will c.cav1 find tle!. naer r7nlr1
m tho t7sfn Of Their Fcel1va r.re. nscsd Of pene.l
~rtcn ~ heretofore. THY vii 4!so Ind the time for
which they hhrs phil Ia a1va.c. indicated ths
tAstt will ter nAhs. I'll. Atw a7aaS net, ~c thlrE,
vii Prove olGra, rt!y t":h 10 soA.bee anl pu,,ers.
It viii prsrut Fos from sL!:g AXE. IN clvrf-
In The 1a:cs, aside ad1sss }~yfccy iu aad 1csc.
VII kee1. coaAwltsy In thn mind Of thc subscribe.
c1ae'lT wien his :ir4c Is cut: md rHpa;c ha to
PROMPTLY teMw Lis subscription. It en*rcr* the pu15"-e
of rrceit ind TIL. .lor sn1 e,lruse of scnta$
letter. acknowledging the sc1rs,cn u sruA1ees. Ay
sGatake IL r:adc In sLc nl:r-s u vtag c1sN tit
locks tie t.t lsiued s' snct t:r n=su o1 the 1a
ieE Will u1 l. then c7n Lc co7cc.cd nj orec By lie
mil clerk Ts ey.,a vii 10 aE.v will httroute~
enrsc recc>Sfy II 1a- - c.Is n4GEcxs Thereafter.
su !epta caAc .,s tlu, let them sesd ntle
0! t:ch fahsc.et AID lie laIAs vii !e Grce.cd to cth
t'ue srir.ra'e.y.
i r1 be err: Gays L.. oc ~ of urr D15 nnd TIL
Weekly r,+:::.a VI. tec,yr :te1 sst1skes On ,leis
r+rrTs.
, 1859-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct, ll.-The election ia thi:
city passed of quietly to-day. 1t il stated thai
annoying mistake was uaje in The tickets Of
the "Peop!e's Party. Tickets folded for one
part Of tue city were sent to another distric,
and Esce Eersa. and p large humber Of then,
The Representative and Senatorial tickets thus
polled out Of their proper districts will be lost.
PHILApELPn1A-keturns from the various
City Wards render it evident that The opposi.
ton ticket has received large rnjorities Mann
for District Attorney il elected By nearly 5000.
:! AI-EoaAsr Co.-ri4sturg election passed
oil quietly Vote snalL-about two-ihir3s Of an
average. About thirty districts heard from,
indicate a majority for the Republican State
ticket Of L7bout sJ00.' .The Republican candi-
dates on County. ticket also elected by smaller
Eaaiorities. l.
Yonx Co, Thomas Gochran's majority in tbe
borough Of York is SOP, gain Of 90 since last
~, when the lae Democfatie majority in York
MONTGOMERY Co.-CpnoAohocken Messrs.
Cochran and keim, Opposition candidates. for
Auditor Genernf and Extyeyor General haye
81 majority in the borough. This is loss Of
lvo for the Oppositiou,:. Is compared with the
1he rotc Of last fall for Congress-.
LANCASTER County-Tbe Peoples State tick
cast is lighter Than it had been at any election
for many years.
The President left 70. Washington this ere
njng.
En1E Co.-Enc City-1aitd, Anti.Lecomptop
Assembly. las - majority cochrane, Auditor
General, Republican, Is majority kein1, Sur
Teyor General, Rep, ) majority.
BLAIR Co.-Alsoons--l1all, tie Peoples can-
didate for State Senator gains largely; as far "a
Heard from over B!air's yoto for Congress last
Year, when the latter carried the county by oyer
1,.to.
CrunrnLASn County-4echanisburg Cocl-
rms majority here is So, and keim's ST. IT.
win has los.
DACpux County Cochrane'a
msjority in Harrisburg District is 165. Dau~
ph1n county elects the wTole Republican ticket,
, 1859-10-12

rd;,"s ~. ~. urcs.-kfotectaSe r', Tariff.
Thcrc !. M 1 n-t;.1o t;-IaIt ~ >. a,,
caro msnu{,ctnres =" - ,r,,;.,. '~;s,, @ w ~, e11.
YOUR o1teution nnt n,rc r.,4;.,,.-,n ~ ~ d"
could ,,,c, t.o con,;t,, fs.a 80 ..ss n'Su
zrra of X. nans..s,;. ~. Ao'p.e" Gil,
,hc yo,.h,-o.. .....a" pa4: ~ tu's e'.s' anu
.,,o- ,.... 9' :'. A'A' ! '1''sas W! toe'''
MI rro,r,,' ~ ~ s ss.so ~ luz es'aonsnmens
nr,n1,.. ~ ~. ~.a'es ''an any "'heF Like
II n,,a ...;.,o au..,"
81 Th- c.,s,,,;.hm.-. 1 .r1 ~. tne ea''of says
extensive md r,r;ed s.a,. ."a.': n.'s W ~ u
requires more than can;to,-;, ronu;-o. f.,,,.;ss
FROM the u,opevcd interests rh;sh ~. .I1 na'1 -,
most exc1u.;selv rr.,t.d 4. .,,o. ,,,..;. -
&C.: Ge.n ~@'
would resncc,fn,,v .,h,:. ,,,. ,,.;, :,
have a tariff ti,t ,r;,t ,;..-;.":...a = -
American industrv Mi nv aT,,t. - 49,. ~. ~.
n,u,ufactur.s n, h.,,.,,.. ~ ~ W
,r,,, pe''anae''t pas's
, 1859-10-12
From Waklfnwfon.

NAsn1SdToS, Oct. 11.-The business Of the
y. s. Court Of Claims Is suspended. owing to
home tr sickness. Opinions aze ready to be
delivered in nil unfinished cases heretofore
agreed-rcrhars 20 Of item.
The Government is satisfied that the yacht
Wandercr is the only vessel which has landed
Aff7caus OH our coast, but with view to pre-
rent any further violation the most stringent
efforts have been and will continue to be made
10 intercept any such cazgoes destined for The
United States.
The Secretary Of War returned to Washing.
ton to-day with greatly improved health. alt
the members Of the Cabinet arc now here.
The Commissioner Of the Land Office. Mr.,
Smith, entered upon tho dutics Of lis office to-
day
LeteheE, Governor elect Of Virginia is recoy.
cripg from a protracted sickness,
, 1859-10-12

Fixes reak gad is ma1ing its appearance
quite freely in th1s market. A. S. Evans, Esg.,
purchased ycs:esdsy from Mr. Simeon Graz, as
the proceeds Of two months l1bor, tive husdrcd
ard tw-nt: dollars worth. Nr. Gray il from
near laasing. Mich. There were some Gve or
s1x others i'll his u;lce, having 1rou, two l,,ss-
drrl to Two thousand dollars each. 4 letter
from reliable source nj tile ,nincs, now tcforc
us, estimates 1he amount mined daily in the
Gregory district Il s4Q,NJ, au.l throughout the
severh districts at 100000 per day. These
mines will ere long le@in 10 It'll upon the corn
ncrcial interests of the West,
, 1859-10-12

Masonic Correspondence.
The following correspondence recently pass
ed between the undersigned It will be as
grateful to the recipients as it is creditable to
the donors.
y. p. EGAS, ESQ. Master Of Cleveland Lodge.
DEAE S1n:-Learning Of the misfortune Of
your Lodge, in losing all their furniture in the
late fire, you will please nccep. the enclosed
check for $50, which you will present to the
Lodge in our hume. Hoping you may soon
again be ready for work.
Weremain yonrs.
GAGE, DEo. i DRAEE,
Chicago, 0ct. 6, 10. fremont House.
CrucAeo. Oct. 9, 1st9-
AEssRE- GAGE, Gno- d Da4kH, Tremout
House.
GkxrLExES:-1t affords me much pleasure to
obey the instructions Of Cleveland Lodge, ard
acknowledge the receipt Of your note Of the 6th
inst, enclo1ing your generous donation Of SO.
This is practical manifestation Of srmpa-
thy, and again demonstrates the prorerbial gen
crosity Of your house. Our loss was severe,
but such IN evidence ofesteem is ample remun.
eration.
Very respectfully, your cbd't serv't,
#. II. EGAS, r. II.
, 1859-10-12

LArE PAPEEs, Erc-The London Nufrat1d
.Hsus, Of Sept a4th. md other English papers
Of The saue date tare been received by Norris
l. Hyde, 100 Dearborn street. They also have
the A1rc=7y aud Wtxkl7 for this week, the latter
With she commencement Of new story entitled
'.,la1iou Grey" By The popular authczess Ars~
Mary J. Holmes.
, 1859-10-12

VIM. Carver, ia Nez1imaek street, was destroy
ed BY FIRE this morning, together with large
quantity Of mahogany and rosewood. The loss,
which is estimated At $4,000, is fully covered
nv ;psurnrrp
, 1859-10-12
NcsI Ha ire Democratic Couycu.

CoxcoEp, Oct 1.-THE State Democratic
Convention. which me. to-day, nominated Asa
T. Cate, Of Northfeld, for Governor. The Con-
veution did not act On the appointment Of dele
gates to Charleston.
, 1859-10-12

pUBBER BELTING.-The New
Il Ya.k Rn5ber Company manufacture Rubbe. III
h!ne betuE hY Ansr Psosta Of strength to my
f. s;t he a1 e1 81 - a
Soasta' raisnt Of kuot*. Toys DOLL. Balls reatas
Iarcy stores in Union Catalogues md t.ts Lii. i
she a o1l5) Forwarded afpga W i-t.sy the New
losk Rubber coEa1 ANY, u lartt5 atsset. Asw lrr4
, 1859-10-12

L ,nc,nbe7 Of tie board u Education, TO
wit. the editor of the Chicago Tn1*,) will llavo
it that there is Il direct logical connection bc-
tween proper estimate u tie grain trade Vi
Chicago and q hostility 10 manufacturers. IN
his view 1isc one necessarily involves thc
other; it follows h. inevitable and unaro!d-
able sequence. The Tines is Of opinion that i
2'ersou cannot speak lavo.ab!y Of wheat with
out grossly vil!ifyjng iron. We wish to inquire
whether tho educational gentleman has not
bccour couyc-t ~ 1T. L;nctan's creed that We
must be all Ole .;,i:,s or nil the othcr?:
, 1859-10-12

MARROW EscArE.-0n Monday night no1ice-
man on the West Side, passing near the Gale
na Railroad bridge, saw train approaching to
cross the river, and At the same time discovered
The dim outline, apparently, Of man asleep on
the track, midway the bridge. The man was
found to be one WiIfism Reed, who Is drunk,
aud in that condition had thus narrowly escaped
4 horrible death. He was taken to the Lookup,
and paid fne Of S, yesterday morning.
, 1859-10-12

McFackrns Observation-Disclosures, star OF
the first magnitude, commenced brief season
list evening at Mca'ickcr'x.
, 1859-10-12

New ORLEANS, Oct 11.-Gen. Twiggs has ask
ed to be relieved from tho command Of the
Military Department Of Texas.
The Austin Gazette says that the Camanches
md other tribes are planning grand exhibition
against the northern frontier Of Texas,
1t is reported that collector Hatch has diseor-
erred secret receptacle in the hold Of the steam
er Philadelphia, containing boxes Of muskets,
supposed to hare been ahippied at New York
, 1859-10-12
base BALL Mnteh.

WoEcesyxR. Mass, Oct. ia base ball
match for $500, between the two champion
clubs Of Massachusetts, commenced here TO-
day When the play vas stopped, the Excel
Ssofs OF Insoa stood %. ana tho Uniou of Ned
way IS. The play will be Resumed again to-
mnIfQH.
, 1859-10-12

CANAL Srnrr7.-The improvements on Canal
street ase progressing. The rickctty planks
,rill soon givc place to Grm and smooth street
surface
, 1859-10-12
Hcenau wants 10 Fight Morrfssey

Heonau ,ranta 10 Fight morflssey
u.ain.
New YoRE, Oct. 11-Heenan; the Denicia Boy
publishes the following card: "Sew York, Oct.
10, 1861 laTe been Informed through the
medium Of the public press, and By those who
were present and heard him, that Mr. Morris.
sey statel n few days since, that he would fight
any man in the world, mud me in particular, for
*lo, go. Hthis be indeed Mr. Aorrissey's wish
! shall be most happy to accommodate him, ei-
ther before OF after iny contest With Sayres for
the championship Of England. I will but up .
forfeitto light him for SO 900 at the time md
place that may be mutually agreed upon accord
ing 10 the rules Of the prize ring.
.{Sn. e HFHxAxn
, 1859-10-12

KlcHxoSp, Va, Oct. ll.-The House Of CIeri-
cal and Lay Deputies was occupied to-day with
lengthy debate On the proposed amendment
to Article 5 Of the Constitution as given in yes
terday'ss, report, and finally the whole subject
Was transacted.
, 1859-10-12

New OR1EASs, Oct 11.-The iatest adsices
frc;n Mexico state that Miramon WAS preparing
for vigorous campaign, and threatens The
Port of Atyarado.
Gen. Alvarez has received munitions of var
from New York and California,
Americans were preparing for the permanent
occupatiou of San Juan