davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-01
From PtAe9a Peak.

.Sr. Josrru. No., August s1.-Furth.r 3D.,
vic:s from Denver to the 25th reached Us Ibis
morning. Tho censul reiurus wero uenrIT
complete. The population Of The Cold Reeio1
is sahout C, ,0oo-45,0 ,00s OF it within tue bonnds
arJ OF EAasAs..
The Engineer Of the smoky I'LL Exploring
Expedition has arrived At Deorer from Color
ado City, and reports woed, water, and erass
on Eesrly the whole route from The Nissouri
River. He is confident that u excellent road
il practicable. By which the distance from Lear.
.ea.o11h to Colorado City shall no. exceed 40
miles, and to Denver City $40 miien. ~
Excitement continues in regard to discover.
iea Of silrer ou tbs Blue RireF, and The rein.
increase IN richness a. they descended.
Mining operations continue briaf IN ths
Southern Dicgiugs. 4 pan ofdirs in hcSnlty,s
nnlcn, . ie9 DAYS since, yielded .ss7,s5, snd
$s0hAve recently been found.
Parties Just &srired from Nsx MEXICO re,o,t
TIE wheat crop in that country, which has
hitherto largely supplied the Pike's Peat region
with donr, viii be mostly cus cff
The troubles with the Navsjoe Indiana con-
$ipue serious wa
, 1860-09-01

R1cHxoxD, Va, Aug, g,st so.-The James Rive.
a2d Canawha Canal has been coudjtjona]lT snId
70 French company of capitalists. Tie &C.
uon OF the Legislature Is Necessary to make Ii e
agree ment tinal. Tho capital Of the new Com
psby is to b.; not less than $50 00o. 900 nor
more than $4,000 900. Ths Canal il to be fa-
1shed to the Ohio River in eight yea1s.
, 1860-09-01

Fker3-Ft.m and unchanged.
G4u Wheat market h.t ri.ht eoted With s1's, 1t
400 bu rcd winter Weueyn at ap& 001 bu No. I'll
easo PIT The rnaEkrt ttis morning opvred fr WITH
Eocd demand and afles tbs teamexs hod.rs adv.ne
ID tclF vcvs while withdrew their r- ran fbs
muket. ea'ea early 90 bu ~he ei.e5; Io0
ho red % 4 1a4:o In En.2 Chicago sp!ne It Iii.
Last-!oQo eu No lcako erink at 17X 6Goo n do
200 hu No. 3to .rriye At LIS. Corn It noon
nNed 7e better; sales ooo b. Illinois 1t b5e; eo bu Do
there are l11ea.
VAzAL LF1x1cErsAdEa,eedl IL houE ard ,{e On x1zsn
1lo1T. a3c. wheat. tac. ecro Ike to New Iors.
14Kf Ihf HTA-l63 200 bu y hsa 400 ou COTE.
CANAL Exrok1s ~ bz dou1, 81 200 ba wheat Il 80
, 1860-09-01
Telegraph Meeting In New York.

Ne<Etu2 m NEW York.
EEw Tex. August sl.-The North American
1etezfIPn ,Assoc'ation, embracing tho eight
y session for etreFa1 days 1t H. St MAJ
oiss Hotel, N this city. Tie business tfansant-
ca was Of no puhliclntsEtat except in FeFerrnr.
tha subject Of An overland hne to Californ;.
"a aais important matter thsra x1s, viii one
exeePtor, ~ unanimous vote that d is iuexne.
ized by Tbs Las aeasion Of Consrc., I. :.
greatly: to b. regrsusd that his Issoc;.,;,n
controlling, Is it does, al tho telegraph iutsr,
essa Of tas county, shonld not havt adon,sd
measures to casTJ out project. second oujy IN
!mPoztaaee 70 railroad to The Pacific, and It il
10 % hoped that matter Of 10 much iutarest
. . the ntrrsndls world, ss we'll u the F4darsi
diArepute. ~ '>3' Is0
, 1860-09-01

Arrival Of the Hteamahsu xur...

CART n.ca: August a1-!Tbe steamship Full
.on. . Cap.a.a as Wottani lrona :Ae1rs via South.
o'clock this evening, bound for SeT T Yo,E e sbe liz
~ boarded by Tho news yacht Of the Asgo.
e!ated FFrss, and the following summary Of
:. fhe steamship Connaught, from Boston. ar
n'sd r. tt q.lTsI on the eoth. Tho Canada from
10 nos'on: oo va atiax ar1aved Il Queenstowa on
rired It Londonderry on the a6th. ' ~
Ine protogauoo Of ths British P&slianeot
~4s e1pcc:ad on 1le 24th.
E!i1een hundred Garibaldfan- :.
lnefe mo Line WAS interrupted sas. of Calais.
sna Il supposed to bare closed for tas night
, 1860-09-01
Fnre1En Markets.

EofelEn mArke4s.
PH A11icA.l r,,..
~ n; srsa,he! h. beea unraso..h,e for cra,.
It I'd advaaetd edeis :. ana Chen
~ n.S ~ @ o. sew IL "a whe IL e r r. ~
IEerMexE-Dea! best|' r,,4 .,.
He1ay Talow Ill, htF d.s.a. uA Que&- Bseon ruA md
.,s s1nsi r. EHufas readJ. u f5se ouI.t . sr. -,
~ qaan ~ Va u advsneed ~ penn "a Of
50? q naaa 1t - fd03a q. nrs,s ne' I'd 0H IN
eoo Ia goa REMAND II Induction, 50 ID s9eady
BARN. Brr.. .pa o,h,.. 1oans< Auk1Hls.
a,Ad5+ snkafa faa.e3. E<fss ae.dy. ~ Fscer.nJ
sh. nnea.n e. sphs TnpensIns dp,. ~ I'll gene
sukauT dec4ne6 Iaf1oV lH1htiY dectn.T = guilt Il
III La SO ~ Of al qualities eshT s4VtLA ~ h.es
e3ocAs-AnattaeaA aocu1ittes hsra.
fn 611A4xx Fr11py1 tI.,.
,,s.o n.tfr71.-1hs xssthe1 has been N :, .nr,h.
ali ~. ~ ane o. Tnesday. Nafexfid ~ to9 ~
~.neeT q hfe1d&u6a &t4ire ma Trott
hsit - t unaeJ more aett I'd sealhe7 III -
u 49, e e!o.ed Il ndvanee Of q ~ az. Eas
eon o. re .Aes se:a o. 1Ss,. ~ pSps q tne
ID Cd. ~ :. H. ~ Tor eol .1@es Ks% = pa
s I'd " T. ~ a. xxed I'd ysox CON Taea r.
n.,eo .aos,Mos'-A. nala9. tet very dul1. Beefhcr-
"a 0a' n. 1a1d s,ady; t.ies IL toss Z; e:
sprs ssesrsRo.a ~ a and p:lo ,l,xsrv s,,,.,
x1oA0o4 Abxxf AAxxt1lDousols r;ossd n
E"NV0* MkptY se@afk fe+ aecounf y" 4oeaaaJ u
, 1860-09-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FH0M- EUROPE.


NxE foaE. Aug: 3l.-Ths Steamship Africa.
from Ltverpool 1s:s, ria Queenstown lsth, ar.
Ths stsamer Vigo ar1ired at Lyernoo1 an tbe
19:h. PSo' VIZ 'ne
:. L44EaE.-coa.ols for money 9sf@ss % 100
ior account Bullion in the Bank a. Enp1snd
~ eseseaaed fas, 900. Money alichtly more
S.Fa hninpottapt'; y.ny., tr,n,,;,; ,..
, 1860-09-01

sT: Louts. Aug. 3l.-9amrel Brush was exc
euted to-day for the murder of Seamid. last
Mafch. He spoke aoms trenty minutes from
the tc1ff,ld, freely contesAiDg his guilt, saying
ne rt1oteed at Last that he had reached the ED
has Rsserted biz innneenea - ~
, 1860-09-01

LEAvRxwoz7H. Aug. 31.-The Rocky Noun.
tain ReUs Of the 22d says 2 or 3 900 Cbe1ennes
were. causing much anuoyau on the Platte,
begging ard stealing, aud in some eases IT.
lacking ranches.
, 1860-09-01

eskKu Axt81 6arr CArTk11rks AID EAn xs-The
sP ez!Penttzs Of thls city ~ o. s1ite. They haga
hFheHo heen 1eeeastnx lo PET dns but now demand
They turned out Ibis mosntnz three hundred struos
40 ade qute ~ through the e+ts
Iuads By same Of their number a.ocatoa was
hed mmittes composed Of one from 4Ach yard wss
app,nsed % confer with the boa,eA-oswt1o Tunes 9Th.
Tbs ahip ea1pente.s Of ths city struck to-day for
higher wates They demand fourteen ahlinss pr III m
and ch .verr Saturday We have not hfarh vheher ,e
ahip bl3efs hid ateedod 10 their deat6,Bu6Aio Re-
public, 9Th. ~
, 1860-09-01

axw 0RlzASs, August 31.-AdvIces from
honduras state lhat Walker had raised the old
Federal Central American d1g, and contemplate
ed tho regeneration and union of iii the Test
India States, vis: Honduras, Guata1nala, Mic
araEus. Salvador and Costa Rico.
, 1860-09-01
R1ra ut BTpousfnUxou
THE fndlNu1.

- 4-~:..~~-0..s III Au1 --The nai1-n.d
Eating Aonsa, belonging to Thos. Melon e.. waa
destroyed by fre this morning. Loss $1,000.
, 1860-09-01

K LIN DRIED CORN a1F1T
- III is1 81 ~ Isl .ttAs s..eas.,s4 e,ea
.,rr, 11oToap A1axp1ra
no. Aaso7sa Nnw-e
, 1860-09-01

ST. Lou1s, Ang. s1.-A rtolent ,tornn ri,i.1d
THU city last evening damaging, ,buiidines most
lbs fair ground. A'At
, 1860-09-01

IL h9gsEos tssi T-.eht III cSes:at atsa1 ceie=8oa
vi 4Cal4AN ChNlItAL AMI
" sh1AT W1sfIRH CANADA KA1r.Fa1s
rr,.a.,..,sutnAanM:Ek sunAMEk ARKAxGEukNT.
QhleAEA: 0'VoN 4ook OF L1ka Gl14&1
mE1LknsaisF f1pseth (Eundays sxteat-d, .rxt.. 4.
aH9 ~ p1 srsEe eaAaa Ddtke u sn %t1hs .rsss -
p0' ;taw 13Fk sou pm Fosfon Ii s.nn 9'o3a3
S'*Fe-s" .s tetx be aon kxpres4 lssesn es1n,
H,aa1.n sie Hss.ols !: e an.., susptnale. st:dse
';S2 N. bo:te1 t:1o pm, ~" Ao1H
CnsInas,i T. = ins1pr...-1s1esps y3tA,ovsa d
4T1th1sa9s eaa "a f9ll fIoes.!lls E1ess.s fsxe*p,Ea
n II Aou1s. ~ - ASas2- LOU
s1ntay T1atus nm
Thss - " ss&A& CA1a On all a1{ht t4a,sx
-. 45O Pm tnsl2 connect u farfs VI1n ~. v.
-S f:sas r. Rs;S n,s., .ss !,
S1h. SnE1s. aeasea oneesc md al :n;, !, Gss.ss
9AkkAze chez ked through &sa AAas-
IAsou8A Ftckx44 for ~ :, ts.
'*'''s ca'eata i: loss = r. esss e.;
q J. Hrl1sexs a<ee4ai r.s..r..1 Pertatssde1t.
, 1860-09-01
COMMERCIAL,

kHnAr Evxx1z, Aukaa 81.
Ths following srs tho receipts md shipments
Ear thu mast 81 hnura.
, 1860-09-01

EF-9teans Michigan. Cleveland; r7opp Su.artasnua
\ A4Rs1s1 bss9 ut on.: s;iE Norhamsertand sehn Dal
heoaEd Petfltss E Hart Fsee TEadsr Hercules Il.
DOVE Props Ut Vernon. Concord, Cntar4o PtsHuvxh.
brig .Tdo!fT: seh1 q D nesTis, + Butts, E.th.
e., Jnla, Nay Ann, E Roberta Nlnnesot3, Eeu
, 1860-09-01

n HreckftdGe Conven.fon Called i'm
Conneetteut.
HAHr12ap. Aug. 8l,-The T;nxr of hi. .v.,-
!oE punhshes . cali for a Mass Couyentfon ~
tas anonal Democracy. to meet 1t Mar Haven
on tbe 18th Of September, to nominal. BreE.
an11dgs AID Laue Electoral ticket Ths csII !.
s!xned ~ Hon. Wm. ". Estsn, member Of the
tout. A%0'' ~o1o's-
, 1860-09-01
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAxrF

New e ptatAd aud c1.sfua son, Chca.o Il. ~.
"nAo4I 81 sft nnActl1s Nth .hr xrrAf
r. " 1HxnS11vAS1A W: CtNTkAL RAtLRoAu
:. NM 1ofk. Fh!ladspala, Bals.Ecfe 1cd Wssain~tan
~ ne VIZ ate.:or to.Gs Of psaa51vAa!. as1 "a
A1.ne Aasses1 mA1ket II no adj tc14I eost
csxxsxe checked thfrEeh.
Trans leave tho te3ot coral u Of Csas a.a "a, R,..
s9!set1. Wass Side, ~ ft!.ow1: 1 'eA 0afsa
A'-;4arninx Exprrss. d8iy {9untay- exr.os,h .
of.A-Siaat Axpfesat daily i$atu;dsY ~ srre1tth
GoaaAesiIk t0rs1tn Ne WITH E!eYe!sod Mi ~ -.
nA!soaa :" !nakfk hu1a}o. SAf n fAs M = = 80
1oatoa Aaa ~ Interior towtx New E"s.Iu ~ -.
4osk CsetlAaod yew York and Erie EsI:frsd. " "s"
v. soat5 70 GotuMhas zacesvitle Sewart N,,a+
md F!Yginla- A1 'S''''e'so"nsof ohss
ae seo.s NEns connect At Fere>1 win train. ., u,A
NJ viii trssnss Crh.n.. D%ytaa and C!Eean.:ie
e,aear.. aosrt - L9W AsANx OTHER Rt'IrE
fae.t 1es L. kaink Through naa5 Of 10 ,srtst III
I'd sstsa;,,s e,;ss Of ss .e. ~a
sh;.s f'r* Of ahH{s 10 ihs Fix.
~: ~ S!eeY ears seeonrAay sae tan A's
~ 10 y ~ Company oMee come, ot ranTes ~
Hs9 HeGsa axfAta oppoits tts Ke7<Fe Homsr ~ .a9
} s*sass eo1ner Ct cA1A and Van Husse tt.t.
b pA1sieulafto a.k ior tes.,. av y4,+1,v,
PATRICK. T1ff%f
, 1860-09-01

r~~-..~ .a. AnwAsEs44. Anx. II.
.GaAms -Wheas advanced foer een,. on ,.,.,.. -
sane1s nx~1 e,1stnE vsy tra d nc fee No 49, e
hoS ~ ~ 81 tSHnsd.as Saos fs.stasot, xssdpa u "a
, 1860-09-01

Through UsMAAk CAa&l.
sr1aa III III: Bound sx wssacr: ss' szs,,ea @
Magnet, AoUxi; sehn Cadet, 11afe WItd, G TTpwss
aass S,,: ,s s,s1 Prep No.
ia E11eks Condor. Bound EAst-Ptcp Young Amer1cs:
chr o4.1Id, Flerpont Riehmoad, Iravel.E Funcn.
Iat11ek Henry. AutsAlts, Defiance.
LAEs Psrss.
BUFFALO. August 9l-A,rtved: prop Wa a.b y.11sv-
DouElss Chi@ss; 1chfs Wyan o'te, AcGfaw Do: Impns
rl Rant DO; Tom Dgtr. Etnkltman, CO. CLEARED: ron
heafoiA tFoahv. do; sciota T'avefre do; mig Con.
Boon. Atthsu Do; Lot toui. korey. Do. wi '''1'''
oS#1Go. Aukust =. s.-Aniv.d: brig Frontier Ctr.
nan. do; haTque @ d.sas West, Timer. DO.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. August 80.
"A Douk4&s, ottows, 600 bu eo1u
AaTare1. Aprsik %aoo hu csrn.
nsnasm Morris !7ss s,9. ~ b rrs lsoe bu wheat
" Bteva, South Loesport. Il suss yards d.nensloa
Col Mens, A'hsu, "a cube I'd. .ubsls nd do dlasn-
kesa,s 60 cubic yds russls .nd u do dts1 .,aa
1ss: 3se sss,s III & T. sp .. 20, b. wheat
CLEARED. .Ausu.. 10.
Y o Conner, Lasale, soo tx14 sait.
oe.n spra5 Or axs 81 b. salt, hhda suxa, IL. ss as
les lha coffee, bog fruit.
Z pou .lax sen. q, lkht.
pAa1be. Q t4wa. @ cm Il 1inber, aa oco shingles.
K',o!us.. Athena =. Eon.
Gol etctrnf ! thsn4 light
Ihants, via ta~1. 10 Iase, n 70 +, 1upbe, so
Il edings s.o shingles
, 1860-09-01

I of. JOSEPH. No., Aug slst.-Ihe Pouv Ex,
| p1ess' *lih ths following summary Of uers.
armed ias. night: -.
aaa Francisco, Aug. Is Reports are in cir.
| sa'atioo that the Tehunnteptc route is soon to
% opened and line Of steamers establ;,hrd
| oetKeea San Eraneisco and Nav Oriexus,
| ihe pony which should have brought The
express lettefs with St. Louis dates to 1uaust
70 arrived at Carson river On the morning Of
the 18TH without rider or rletter-bsgB. The sup
position i that tho horse threw the rider and
got away, or else That this Indians kilIed thn
rider and took tho LISTERS and allowed the horse
to escape, the later part Of lbe theory mt
being probable, NJ The 1ndIans would hays &ent
the horse aiso. Tho pony arrived at The station
only q few hours behind time, 70 that the acci.
aeos or n teEer vas the matter, must hare
happened bnt 4 short distance esst Of Carsor
VALLEY; Jet after an Interval Of nearly dies
days. no further explanation Of this strange it,
ter1upticn IL given. e' -"
Ano1her Express, with 81. Louis dates to the
~, il dae to-day. Its arrival will b teie.
G1apneo 70 orertske the outgoing Express al
~ rsSn .Msy tomos1o" evening, II It eemes
The cut going Pony Express Of the 18th
passed through Carson Valley on tne 1G;h. md
departed themes. for tho, East,. the .sams NJ
thong gh ro!h Dg bad happened. TIE last two
4.s 1sufessts have taken their usnd supply OF ltt
:! AZ the political parties arc actively p,ep.r-
ing for their respective conventions to nomi.
tare electoraI tiekets and politics in iii the in,
s teE1or counties engross The general public at
In Nan Fr,,.,.r, IN. p...s,:
fnn rn.n;f.st- - va.t tspuousAa orga9iza-
mi n-oh.hI1 ~. ~ LIE ";t eno zea'. IheJ
en,erta;u tt}onr hona. 81 ~ ,oi Atasoin: snd
Eytrv,},;no ;nd;catee r., ~. INC oIate.
Of great political change In California.
Cot fremont mas Issued notice to the Chi
orsnt fnrh;JS;ns ,ha1s ~ eo!o m1oes On his
Ta~TnSa- ~ c!sta ai iN ~ psJ NY more lleense
4. cs,ns . ,h"t e ii ~ IT, naas loseign miners.
nil itlaneS 4o h,,e -" 10y 10y koa eon'aneo in the
frol oxer r. d;.nn,;,;". 'aS r o.ne nas no con-
tao P1lnStPio "hether the o~nersof l,nd un
sra,s aois ~ ias .iiaa A'c aso owners oi The min.
onrs,.6n na~.r %. soa.s!1eu u VOC soll-2
t,rs. ~ th us T3 ~ oe:esmlned G ny the Supreme
Tna ,choone- s4 Cs-o1;na % f. !,
day te4 ba Aner r1er 1;oe sasd
-. E;.L L1mg - ~, se1elA japanese who were lets
~ ~ --r--e<o esea4ael'
Tba prtr,. --
Wales.
<t,rtsd odati.' w.. Aog: so'GIhe Prince aud sute
Coer9rook, and viii b back this eveuipg. Be-
travelled In 9 magnificent car, specially fitted
9p Tor him. The stations along The route wero
decorated With arches, evergreens, DC. Crowds
enee!ed the train IS it passed along. AtCher.
orook ne handsome pa!iliion was erected.
:, the If'nce received addresaes at st. Hyacjn-
this, LeQnoxYlle and Che raroal Atfhsl.ttn.
RIace ne Tss escorted to the residence of the |
1s,4.on 49, a. - 9aan finance Minister, nhsre hB
Pam1 WI " luaco ana Ae!d levee.
r.is homaas 'ne CLOSE be Was presented to Ar.
S;an. a. cta saa respected citizen. Who was
IrA1AiEkT. He Fuhkenusn%tv r !
, 1860-09-01

eonpoUn which has seeurad the eontdere.
4Ea Of mess ths leatr9 PhYtrans Of EtV
IG1od ps!aaoe End sursnt foTrn Of Q1is ine -.
LINING al the retu1i v7xtues Of F4nrvnH B41x
my e h!ned vhh vsz.ous teri:s staaaehe. ~
Nh1 tonic 10 IL ID rvaef eu +t
,1se.tssn: pr .a'tet1 sooi Ia dyspesss
After p:os'sans dista4es xnd Ia feTrr md arr
Or eincrte npaiuts, lii I'D y in1aiunhle "sN''
" ca4s.9A c{tsntety md choles8 naorpq8 ths uha
remedy. ~ "' ~-S o@'t9 keofTa
0ns uf Tho frE Fhys.ei1ns ia uoxop h.. ~ e., y l.,
tae publ-.~ - ~ e''' o"+1 e1eisoto
Up a hit pint wtra. sus5 h-t]er In 7a,<,h,+
nj ss soH xlnee themselves rf its 1urellor ne it,
r,r1 st1n4 pafeuaH tEfkrrzts cs1de tethe Printed
, 1860-09-01
ChWING MACIlIh. E DEPOT.

~. XU8 LIKE ST HEET,
faesvsd full supply Of ees sirE Naehsns Cotton
1or EaoH Naehlnea neV psed u rYA nee1l9
3A2- se" ~ oaufe4 C1&hfatsd RAtyoer15
&S4NK
, 1860-09-01

rtd ~ afey s .sasssed n 1Ats tAe1es vn BE- pr
suak seasoo httvesA ~ 's@ o1f'n< ns "a
Buffalo, Chicago. Milwaukee l. Raciues
a.-s 'sG!si 'sGsEa e :; EZegf; t: '''
MOHAWK. DAcor.u
FREE STATE, GALEJA-
xoHA"ANDA, MENDOZA.
Fh1MouEH. cUYAIIOGA,
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO.
| HEPEuhEs WKNONA,
| ~Assoo3A, Mt. VERNON,
;ss t S.s e. s'st; !, =: M. ts.. neA.
:ssrfaz1 "a 6E1sSff sssSss e
CONCORD, Durk1Hx.
OMAR PASHA, SAGINAW.
bSffSo e 5ti .sS sfsa - s'
AnAxE EQUATOR,
EUPHBATEa. ECLIpsr.
oH0n0TEs. KQUINox.
2o<f s s:1 Il sst
MARY STEWART, 1LLIno1x
R1f Z E: aas4s &c i b1 Aaats
ComET, ROCKET.
%es e psa ssass st e :; essssa
oss'i ta;.s. Il ii. Coapssy, eoaprax IN 'heao2'&
16o Boats Of the Largest Class
III e:is e Eli
11fhEsEa "a sas .nsse, 81 tseR .a oa.f IT,
= st t.s;
We'd viii slslt, nd d.sp.e. ''a ''1 u" 1A'' md
The ltesfer,s Express,
to~eed md o7era.d by Iii. Company, VIII b. "a, ar.
, 1860-09-01

Il
1ns 70 n usp s9pP5 psa1 St
@ .h.s the ope.a1o. q. - ia 's soe at
es% nso hs xere TT sst ~ wtti IN T5sus
:. I'd e.. as,s: ss:
.ss Ss1 Ss9,s. Ct sss .asasfs IL
n ~, e. b upoa !. uss
ef. Roa9 T. sh. wepa ~ q L. s hs1a 81 Eu
cr4 .b. s & & 1Sssa h,s .s..e
H. tru,h Of ths the s1t =. q
81 .sa 81 s., t.:
f4s.s r. Sta9d
tss "a i. ~; = L. n
anss'ea ths lovsst - ven astht hlehsa Ef4ds.
rHz zoIos1 or rn1 H41xxr.
aas "a 'a toef n* Gf e1Gsts
1ate Il a. sqa.y sood 20 oseh g. ',:fl :nd
nHset to.csy; we know that Of ihs1a bela tSsr
1e 10 u les1 aoss e ;a9 T..
Sc @ d ~
e4 Se5 *. 1 Tct.d.y I.ss
ss ,.e': = ct =
i44s Of dsoves bring aba per pound sthe inn no
1ss s1S:s. pseat r ~
AheA1 This Of cousss viii the buyet1 ~ 4 tn.s
:; f. f., 81; :;
~ H. seo M sies . e.ss s ss
full patcs ta1Y ia he a.s*reoon. VAN soeS sod At
<xA8sroasA11sr.
lh4 1olltWoE 7oAds hAvs entered futo ay+.r......4
a;.;d g.. 39ss{ s.9ee:s es,1 Il
sHsey,sz pa s e ss1ta. pans. I'D y &
Fl 4: s:: a:: 81 s.
csS@s9s s;;95;1,ii isa;a.i:f bssao *
w..saafas id VII: r,5tf;Ss nd II lii
iis:ss "a az Z 4 Pa1.t:oa % s;,s;s Is3ss2;
& &i ss;s; s !: S:;;s:: Is@;::,s
sea IL s g. So e e1s; e Se
i&eo 3o1e % ehasxs - az eis !. IT, s
IT,. b.: 70 re a.e. b.ef to s. sseo. nes
ssss II ss' ID q ~: ss: as:
sf ss ss.a { Is 8 Ss
III s On. as'',s:t,a a;s T. . eaest, ..esE Is -
+: 81 g. e:a s ts ef :s :aS DE 4 81
T., IT, S1s x ano..z ~ .tElt Or is Sol Se
Ee Saest. .ekhsd ta -. . @ass .!3se sssss
1ee stSpn q To- say ost.e hey link vi se es
lh.a =. q 70 ~ Diem aaiat sosTotr veas,nx as
~ S*e1s y 1eaa afs :. .hta Il. soessss
@ n i'll es q. "a " " T., e
I esSaoAs Aea 3sa OF tzoapoFA3Gu u md eTot@.f
10 the daadsAnakc Of dsotera in iht To- ~ no Hotk
naasot taouth vii laure koms whn hsys .irr.1x IT a
bright fsF VI LIE A1e fa&sa Of |
4NU1. *FV-- |
III h:xt besa seate and =, ree,.yed b,v
or d1s,i11t;5 6Fst. faE cora led md s1sxe
u tsTt - @5Hd. 70 reports none on sae hla aaoon n,tt
!. s1e 32r eem:1oa 70 Prime Tie rtet!o,s cf 49,,
g. y hss .es asSon 1ae s.a. hst bc.. sre
ont nued wA .ns1her, I.r:r bu,iuess H. III 70 the
Ies aays nat aud suddtn r< IA precs ha; oae1.,
Aofane " ptlnf1 Of dFttset estcrp IN
hs sgsIies X T. = u s.sxss snd s.x
e qe9n IT, the .S: on5, re Of H. .2. c
pd EoxraeI III na19 ~ tne Hs lot osirry u Octohs
o'oets AT now advancing tltr quotas:ops. A'' st'
fR1cE OF Ho5s THIS WEEK
1rn nn.1tr LIZ. VT. Dad Wr
s$s1oa QualtJ cor3- ftd, d,,.........S SCEtE eeA&sMe
III 9u elt{. smAl! zea, III md ptus SsA
AsEe dir itu -3c1 fat fat''''''."-sH4eH sA36H |
nssii ssEs eho:ee se,so IT, t:::::....s @tf ;3Ss
'1d!aa0 q cornuaon Hnel l'''-'.'... a. wanLd.
, 1860-09-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MAHKrr


fo1 11x WIFE RIDING Ar8 g.
tAbHaEod from ThuEadsys New York Tribunal
bEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for thl. tnAtket at ~ str,.t sxa
Thu hsp1.sesto.dsy an quoted II follows;
ftra Q1artY. Y..........sH09 t,rdiaary. -fas7-
asaam ''.........-..s &s souat eitsa good Bee1eaH
:Tre The Esnessl avesaze Il the malket ii ;ke
lae moi Of tne sales Iaoxe from &c Ia &
1oA Ho Of Deevea received in the city this .ax
sst head leae than LIT week. and s<e bead mo-.
q tae efke Of ~ Jess. Tho average npiubtr 1t esc
htnk atoa ahovs ~ had uose thsn H.
Abe following d.oves ase IN ln.ss 4 Hi West.
BExyHs ranx pu7xxtxx xxAru
- II Alertoo Co. pro 5lietor1 pf the Fasht x+o,
9Th 6rec ieiozt the Csts in NsTtst @
tbs following rt1tA8: ~ @8AAe@ 1tn
New Ynrk.,, 1s7 Yaw,
t,Ga s'"sa'a...'''. ~; Countctleut. =.
Judsna na''''"'x44s ttrsw se3ss1.-.........-.. o..
l:lluots. Ntseour
TffFtnfa aaEA4-.+.s
- %
, 1860-09-01

kUttALO d LAIti til. Ht]N
-. - galway. aaost<n nd a.ss :s.:.:3 sue1s :,
I.1a ls...nE Chieaso It soo p,n. pe.r,, =.
. E.ea Saaas q st9 Pm. Ns1 TnIk II ,p:is ss. &.
- com setak .tta n. r. C-nt:a. /. .ua :,
~ Eti1 =" '4s ea1oh oeoet. X. =. .CAErk1:.
, 1860-09-01

~ HlCAGO MIi4L-FlJI1NISHTNG-
~ DEPOT.
, 1860-09-01
The 1tesEer1s Exu,.ess.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPOR.
Il TAT1ON CoAPANY
Ea5e 1850. &C.
4H2 ppDufAr II e3-*A " ~ A@l*"4
, 1860-09-01

Tbs saaas p.psr adds: -A''''
- h.3ns %as,s asazs. which may b relied upoa =,
show that tho county Of Boons ~. h.. s;eiy r.;ay r..
~. l:s .eres et The.. which a. ~ % .,srsas u1s
buahs1s. 9ut thts estiuate il con.Fa.,sS Sto,eso
10y, Y. ~ convinced, snd w eonadenty@ @ as.
ssst % ahst the whsas e9op for 1880, mast lot " "
To- amount Of ground covered rita % corr Il
Ma b. sten anonnt4 to 1850 aczea It Is Too
ea1lJ to make retlabs estios.s, t1t, 1fno f,nst
tatss.enes, II will be safe to call ths sve+.ns
efop Of corn. 50 baAhels to the acrs. vh;eh
dnst. ~ ''1s sIAP'o pro-
xae ts'astioa Of tho crops i giEsn u follows:
Gesn, nn0 9eoo e@ah8a II 4foc,.,.,.,.. A7on M
oahE 1fpaa i VQssh n 20 20
Wu slyaoa.oo
dey says: @1''s@s os ysesss"
t..aas eea1ts 11t,s:1y aa,t7otug in prie., md ve,.
- 7Se waa paid, "4:a !" ons or two os-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
From The New York Tribune.
EMANCIPATION BY a VIRGINIAN.

Miss Cornelia Barbour, n daughter of the Hon.
James Barbour Of Virginia, formerly Governor OF
that State, and a member Of President j. Q.
Adams Cabinet has resolved to emancpate her
numerous slaves and locate them in free State,
where they can enjoy liberty and (f they willy
acquire property. The following letter was pfomp-
ted by tidipgs of this resoluton:-
New YORK, July O. 1860.
MISS CoRNELIA BARBoUR,-It was my happiness
many years ago to pass portion of two dayd at
the house and in the society Of your honored faith
er in Orange County, in the Old Dominion. still
cherish very distinct recollection of him, your
mother, and yourself, and Of the pleasure and n
struction | derived from that visit. Recent infor
nation that you in concurrence with the senti
ments Of the great men Of Virginia at the perioc
OF the Revolution, Of the great and good men oil
all Christian counties, except only our Southern
States, had resolved to give freedom to your bond
men, has awakened anew tho memory of that iu-
terview, for which / was indebted to the kind in
reduction of our mutual friend, Judge Field Of
Culpepper. Allow me to rejoice and to thank you
for your practical devotion and seHsacrifce in q
cause now doubly dear to me- since it has cost me
years of exile and banishment from all the fond
ties of wife and children, and happy home. In
my wanderings since my ostracism from our great
State of Virginia in 1856, have often dwet with
delight on the recollecons of the noble person and
the still nober sentiments of your distinguished
father. These feelings are aroused with increased
intensity By an extract inclosed, which have Just
cut from the New York Tribune Of this days date
Such sentiments are worthy OF one of tho great
lights Of our country-a man " no conferred honor
upon every station hc occupied, whether in the
Executive of his native State, in the Cabinet OF
one of the purest National Administrations, or as
our Representative at tue most mighty Court OF
Europe.
Go on, esteemed daughter of Virginia and of a
most noble SIRE in the work of patriotism. of free
dom and humanity! Others shall be Influenced by
your bright and heroic example. And may We not
hope for the speedy coming Of that good time
when the State We love shall resume her ancient
position, the foremost among her sisters Of this