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Total Liabilities $40,704 So
Il. KELLOGG, Secretary
HUBBARD IL HUNT, AGenss,
MOL Lon7nis' building,
Corner of Clark aud Water strerts, Chicago.
Atn'Icstous for Insurance. the renewal 6f Policies
md 81 basnes. connected With ths o1ee msy he made to
us uy appointed Agents The CITY Of Chicago, with suQ
powef tecsve proposals and Issue oIc!eA Fayn'1
Sic terms as spon.!be Companies And it, aim will
BE- to secure the confidence the public by honorable
course o. dealing.
ii. MAGILL, General Agent, 81 and Is West Third
street Cincinnati o. whom ali Application for agences
u Western South extern st4tea may b. Addressed
Ap9.&0lY
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K N A P P, NI n
FORMERLY OF NEW yAFr

II K N A P P, n, D
LIZ FORMERLY or NEW YORK.
su be Consulted either personally or by latter !, r.-,vx
e Diseases which be rrats Nth unprecedented suoetas
on new ssstsm. LIE cures Chrome Caats Of msrsssSs
pY gsns,ay, such u Marcus AID Neufae1e AdsctonI
DIseazes Of Heuen, AL For1na Of Scrotufa Dysnecss
doEtpa:lon Ska D.ea>es, Caneerous and Tpb4reu{us II
{RcEnna Including Pulmonary Caaiunpkoa Hhcls :sisIa
F1zlyais, Epllpsy sthua Sal Hteuu, Etmiiert sn1
IskeYrulttent Fayers. the DIse3+es a Childftn Ac
h had exteaive practice aud wQntetfu, xuer...
n the treatment uI
9kIFCERS,
which he CURES without the knite.
Remember Doctor does not premise aufe al staesa
Of Diseases. While ALI D1casea A4Lx If MI In
s>Aaon Ill srAss IRE not Your may eu.sbe thu
weak not nex-today not tomorrow; hence the danK4
Of delaY.
~ Consultation ftee. Ohce hs4s from I'm, 70 I'm,
u 0fElCE 178 81: CLARK STREET,
ee4% AAY Coe. t1aIk and Qnnsoe4G4.. Qhtzkp. III,
, 1860-08-06

CE|V q IElAC1IIV M.
~ a15- s35. 333...........&4O. 4f0. go.
L.cuKNELL i CO.'S Late Improved
D0UREE L0cH TIaUT R1sT STTTC0.
NARRATED l.. Give u ko0u sattsl Ac0" - no
highest pctt iu mAsktt. Msk~ tue sfGh ~ The
ttI3 AAcniRts Nc are - uctts nH1ef ths a. a. ~
Iii in me iced stfaFght Hted = = tEum csE
mon a2ools from 70 ~ s."srr. @ z tke :nth Run
I.he1, and will >rlTGsi. HEM FELL. itCK. GATH
Eli. QUILT and FMiIHDtnER.
They Lave REPEAL EDLY taken the AtG HE<f Pre-
MEMS of 4,t}<I a:e:riY III constant ~, vs
have bad TO oteasot tu 70 cut .u pHt . n ofteF.
Muslns 10 heavr t'owatue. The Two nlacAfres n;<R
o7Iy In the euk IT md arc eA.a? e. nst It. n
tht iii onn -t.uetop+ s4mn.es nf &e-Ine, circular.
lad Cuts srut nn sec~ Of >:anp W ire sol 4x*nta
her for the Ualr EttsAL HtMMEH aud HC adEt
,iu.t die 10 III hic1ns-sfs clu and al wtd.ns nf
hem vii hera nt fes ani eaa easy oe A.
tachet 10 ary ~ewDx Machine. trce $5-
Iarue Disc ounts TO tho 'Crado. Agents,
CteFxy.
tHtsents wanted everywhere: come lah - us At
iei Pn.t .If1ce box 39~2. Eh'c1'n I!lnols-
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l)AHsON & REYNOLDS
J. ATTORNEYS / COUNsELLOKS At Law.
SO = DeRfhorn &treef ca

"no. EAfa21... q RE+rorn m
C11cAoa, 1ll.So.s,
..;a11 M;EazEe1s Eeynol.a El5 Co.. l. A. Eurr Co..
wood Es9 philadelphia Messrs. Sfnt.r T1Hs;cns Az
~ VI. ,!thommedle9 h.a Cincinnati; John Andrew
G.sms IT, n ho3fa o. Gonstol D. " lksh'er. President
Edward lerTrrant kq., New York; Hon Ira, iarT,,.
lzQ., Buffalo, '' ~ Ic,s.G,~
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M 0 n + Y l. o 4 n ED
4FA on frs: cl,ss securities 1t the
BunhlnG Once Of WIN. II IgIeo d. Co..
NJ. Ct CLARK STREET,
Tire to five year Loans ri 10 per cent EoYt psfey
Discounted. T. ST *dvaltes o. Warehouse Receipts
~ City Scrip wanted. myArs5<ly
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NRw YORk ,IARKET-OCT. "a.

FL(AUR-MaTket duIi, heavy aud about cents
IlWcr with onlya moderate demand for export ',ud
home cUnsumB Bton, at the decline.
Stls-7 l6.thu Ubls, al S52ltls51sn Tor super
tine sIat S5,4s5,4j tor extra state j2jIEj3O Tor
Slpcrdne western; ,4j6e37, for common to medium
TO western; s5,THG5,75 toF shipping brands eA-
(ANADIAN FL0UR-In scarce supply with a
light deHiand At rather easier price SHlrs are 5H
bbls at s. IS al, 51fOr common 20 choice extra
Rhk 0lR-Qniet and steady Win sniall aales
s., 3,jud.S ,35 common % choice supernnc-
IURN AEAL-Dull and unchanged Sales lJ'
VNHiSk YE.darket a shade firmer while the de-
"au' s. not very active. Sales are 400 bDs at FAC
q oents. ,,,,ao.
lower with only a moderate export demand at the
decline. Receivers placing large p9rtlon oi the
receipls on shipboard, sales are white Mlchlg@n az
SliS9,57i winter red western al u yzstglSi; MI
waukee club at Sl2ifGl. .2j amber W sconsn AT 81 =
al ,2i Chicago spring at 81 ls4enl,2l Tor lair T.
goOd; Racine spring al Sl,lg northwestern oiuD AT
el,aEd.I q; and red state at Sl.3l.
RYE-elUiet at 76GSOc for western and northern.
BAfGIEH-Uuh and heavy, with sales OF lzSuO
hush A. 67c for state and SOC for Canada East and
CORN-Without striking change and tho demand
is qnte moderate. sal are 7lOOO bush mixed W. e
] leru at Ggc atOat, AMI l0c in tore
DA'TS-mly in limited denHud at about previous
prices. sales at 3s59@3916c western Canadian aud
PORK-Market firm with a fair demand. Sales
are 7 hbls SI9l u for mess; Sl4,ST9l45O for prime
BEEF-Market quiet aud steady. Sales are . q
hs at g., ,750IIZ5 iOr country prime; S5UAD5 p Tor
uuntry mess; S6G9,JO for repacked mess Slu,5g u
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and unchanaed
BEEF IL 4flS-Quiet and steady. Small sales at
! CTT MEATS-Firm, with small sales Of lOl
packages picked hams at ll4c, and 7UO green hams
LARD-lIarket dull and unchanged. Sales are
/ l4O bbl- at iZt6Q1l3c. -
CiIEESE-5teady at gz@uc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The HABB0R.-A sudden shift Of the wind has pro-
duced an astonishing Change in the appearances Of
our barbor in lew houfss Yezterdnv afternoon
fherp we're not 70 exceed six eight lake .rsft in
n1rt: this morning immense hert ia pf.s.Tted 10
riayg nearly blocking up the harbor an having ar
rivad during last night We have never seen "A ,rg
az number f vessels in the port than al present and
c1nsderthlc cet Of vessels are yet upon the ak e
I.f,yen fbis port and the Welland Canal The dock
present scene OF great activity, aud the indications
nrolni-e driving bus L. the close OF the
II navigation. The receipts o. grain for the last
twenty -four hours aggregate over half a million
busheis-OSireDO Tines 18Th.
VESSELS SrNK.-fhe scow 0ttacO from Cleveland
for this port With 9 tons uf coal for E B. Msrd,
Esl, struck the wreck pt-the propeller Mt. NernOa
ia ri a. pelee passage, auf immediately sunk, leav-
ing nothing visible but her main-top mast The
crew had barely time 70 save themselves by taking
to the small bOat with s1bioh thry landed on The
mainland, ftOm wnence they on to tlis ci 10y
cam through Cantds. The OttOcH, We learp, was
iwued by parties ~ , agfuaw land we betipYe was
insured She is seyeB gearH I'D, and-vill probably
prove total loss. The above accident occurred YES
teray moTniug at o'clock, the weather at the time
being s0meW hat foggy.
The agent Of the Western Trausportatiou Co. 10
which the NJ. Vernon belonged, insists that the
above vessel could not have run upon the wreck OF
that propeller, which lies In eighteen feet water ac-
cOrdng to the representations Of subnarino divers
Detroit Tribune.
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Last nights Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEW OEk- bcl .
The Asia arrived this afternoon FROM Liverpool
18Th, via Clu- nsi0Wn lAJlI
he City Ji Washington arrived last night
English polite UuuporJaui.
Sir Harry Smith Is dead
a. is reported that French army AZ Rome l. TO
be 41rBlelted iU 60 600.
FuANcF.-F4s nee was supplying Sardinia with
large quantity oi lNns and ammunition
rhe Bank of -al-e decreased 81 oJO 600 OF les
during the month
Tine semi official c. ,Jitu.ionri has an article
complaining Of Salslir ga. and pointing 10 q Con
gr,s- as tie means Of Sg,iing matters al right
The Bourse was animate! ana advanced 9ls
francs
The cannonadiag Of Capua commenced ON the
9Th, and the GariJaldians gained fresh positions
The cannonading was Suspended Tor "a hou's o
bury the dead.
They recommended on the 10 u and con i''.'td
till The nth.
II was reported thai Garibaldi was :. ). r'., ar
AOlturmO.
universal sytfIrage as to tiie union Of Italy unu
Victor Emanuel
Tie sandman Chamber Of Deputies adopted
the order Of the day rendering homage 10 tTarl
baldi and approving the project Ot law for annex
auiOu 10y vote Of290 TO G.
CavOur proceeded to vote by defining his policy.
He urged and sand be desired Rome Tor the ealn
ial Of Italy, and uttered some menaces agansi
1t is denied that Russia and Prussia had sent a
protest 10 f,Irin identical with that Of Austria
Lights on the Austrian coast Of the Adriailc are
re established
The City Of Norfolk got away with 1870 slave.
The missing African mail steamer, Cleopatra.
has returned under canvass with her machiner!
broken
Liverpool, l3, A. 8l-The Manchester price
are again higher particularly, for yarn and pro
duce are 50 fully engaged that large extent Of
bu-iuess Tor delivery is impossible.
BrradstuHs-R. 5 S Co. Wakefield, NASH 6
Co. and Others report -four I'd lower since Iucs
day, making the weeks decline L. SALES 2S-f,
Sls6d.
Wheat in lini. ed request and again edG3d dc
crease making 4d on the week. Red Western
Ils6dGl2s2i. Southern 12>2dg l2s6d White L
G12.
Indian corn, good demand. 3Gs@26S9d mixed
and yellow. 39sd40s6d for white.
LATEST VIA QUERNSTO NN.
LoSDoN, Saturday eye.-Funds stationary at
yesterday closing rates. with little business.
The Queen arrived at Cologne 10 day, and WIS
expected TO arrive in England Tuesday
PARIS, Saturday .-Rentes 6s 95 The Press
saws the great Powers except England have mott.
fed The Cabinet of Turin that they won't recOg-
nze the blockade Of tia"'a
Victor Emanuel will elrer Naples on the 17ti.
Liverpool Suuday.-The Militia arrived here
yesterday and the Europa at Queenstown
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saturday Nights Report.
FROMNEW YORk.

NEw 0ouk Der. p.
S.las Holmes. one of the oldest AID weathirsf
sIipJv 5 VI this city, lied ye-terday "a rs
Greenwich. Rhode island
Counterfeit Vs East River Bank New Io,k
were attempted TO be- put in cireuaiion. yerler-
day. They photographs and are badly exc
cuteI.
specie.
3lr j. Van ShaiCk announced tu The Board Of
BrOSvrs that he should be unable % inset las en
Sag s-uIe. Us and Rt the SAME Time oieriug 10 settle
hi> Contracts al To-day prices otherwise pr
1errgd.
4 large uuuiJel 'f contracts have been settled.
ana the trouble is supposed 10 be- temporary as
hls clients are strong.
The market has been deranScd by this suspen
sion and closes unsettled
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ARRIVAI. Of TlIE lsAREI.

CHAEtHSfuN. bCl, p.
The steamship isabel from Ha-onsiil,. -3.t has
arrived
ihl Sugar market was uuchaulcs
Tbs CROPS were promising.
Key w est adviCes are uisO 10 the 23l
i,i, ship Cerra iiOrdo. from new Orleans.
UJuud for CurS, win q cargo q. 1900 bales ut
COTTON. b.lged on the l5h int 0H Loggerhead
Shaal, Iort.rges. \ third OF her cargo would
be saved dry aud the rest damaged
The English bark Louisa Mason, irOm Baiize
bound 10 Queenstown, with nluhugOly and dye
woods, hgu arrived in leaking condition and
was unloading.
The Havana correspondent Of the Mercury says
the report Is unluuuded that Spala is nttug Out
I.eet al Havana % aid MiFamOu
The spanish Venezuela Minister, ihe Spanish
Consul At Saquayra, and I30 spanish vuis grams
had arrived at Havana.
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rRnAI WASHINGTON

W AsHtNGroN4 OCT. y.
Notwithstanding The urgent application Tor
the Tn-iponomenf Of the Kansas Land sales, the
S,crt nrY nf the Interior has not cgafged tt as
Irniu.ir under the existing laws, 20 suenit That
Recommendation To G.c rres'.icui win ihal view,
t.fnta
TIE Relief suggested by the Secretary is that
the lands Of pre- emptors shall NOT be sold They
Will have the benefit Of the Twelve month crrdit
allowed by law for paying for the lands which
tlirn becomes subject 60 private entry.
lac rr-. itlruI has made decision IN TIE case
of General Harvey which Will be prunu' gated
to the War Department though he is sregarded as
having violated the Orders Of Lieut.. General
= utt
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William Mitchell and Petition for money aud relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
FENHE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE

uUu-resIuents % sad otate, will take notice
tt PIaIntI has tins day tiled hIs petition
Court ~ iOreclOse mortgage Vn certain premises
Iescriued therein, gwen ny Defendant, " Imam
Mitch, Il, to PllHtlH secure the pay ment OF
dated April l. 1850, tOr S6Zz 0-OO twU from date
nlth l. Ierest ten cent.
Inc DeleLddnts viii appear and make answer on
he 10th day vi December ls6U, or Judgment by de-
3,tlit will rendered note, and the preui-
sc= ordered 10 he sold ~ pay lhe same.
Attest: hULA W b. NOBLE, Clerk.
CrOwell White, Pluinui's Attorney.
tl.,Jl,sr Istit Ogtl.3IU
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aAeaifines.
IA EALTH OF AMERTCAN va

IL EALTH OF AMERICAN WO
tATll n AN.-kead notices In the Tribune since Dec
5roln his EEcellency JAMES D. WEsCOTr. Cow
edheI ol = loridal and member Of the q s. senate:
FoI upNafu OF twenty -five years [ was aH1 cfef
with disease IN my family which tbe lsst r1sicirs
and surgical talent IN the country fiIei H. ilrs b1f
which yielded in most satisfactorV n1anr,sr ~ ~
Grasieu0erg Remedies. eonscislitiogsiv fbsi-
use. JAS. b. W'Fs7 fl5fTT
NV huRK, FebruarT 1s5g
Or. J. +. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: some tive 49, -,
intimate female friend had been sufisring frez,
falling Of the womb, whites and derangai nlsusfra
alton, together with the attending fmpfuus =,
clearly described IN your adFertisemeB and pan
phlets She had the very best medical skin In thi=
city tin entirely pr0strated and her phg sician finally
told her that he thought her ie might possibly D.
prolonged little l0uger uI.hcr the oct Iuiicioua
treatment; For two weeks alter that she continued
20 SINK when came into your Office az the GTae-
lenbefB medicaI Institute and related her symn-
toms. As you WIS confident OF the Graafsnlefq
haTsnal ghln0lcOus l relieving her, she dischHrg
ed all the Physicians and t-icd It, though doubling
" FfoYllentlally u g 10 ,ed her quickly, and I'VE
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence Of The e
plaint and she Is as strong, active and healthy
when young girl JNO. r. BRIGGS
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ARRiEAL OF THE ILLINOIS


The steamship Illinois from Havre via South
ampton the 10TH has put in here for coal. Her
advices are mainly anticipated, but contain some
points Of interest.
The Garibaldians had taken the south bastion OF
Capua.
The Royslists were returning towards Gaeta.
Ntctor Emanuel had set out fOr Naples aud lad
issued manifesto TO Southern States.
The oardiniaus under Victor Emanuel in per
son would enter the NeapOlitan territory nj
three different points on the yll
Illistria and Dalmatris.
The French troops occupy Vitrr.so. V.llerav
Ciyita, Vaecahia, Castallabra. Tivuu isnlssfri1,,
Frascali, Albano and Naimoi pan.
The programme OF tile futlue Congress M, Tt,i
ian affairs viii be examined at Warsaw and fl,si,
submitted for the approval Of the Engiisii ana
French governments.
Adgices from China received via ST Peters
burE state thai GU Pckin militia lad be, " sel,f
isaiast the Lnsii--. biif the re1inese generally
were .ay0falle II 'ite-BLgi sh.
fhe CliHese llsu retti3h continues 10 extend
The Pope's oiiici4 .-ssurnal ll..d published q
article claiming Peters Ia frUuI all tile taitl
nj. but declaring that The Pope viii receipt nc
subsidy from any secular power.
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A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
"a the State Of Michigan, " II take notice that
.Os, phi k Hartwcli, Of It GATHERINGS canada West
did, on the 9th da Ut october, A. D. 1850, file his
petition in the Court Of UOmmOn Pleas "t the Coun
Iy of Cuyahrga, the state Ohio, against sll1s
) Stonr, Mar arttta stone, Asa Mahan, and Nm.
Z. North, deieudants, praying that certain ltuCs,
situate in Brooklyn township IN said cuu iy Of Guy
thOga, and known lots hZ3, bi, 90, b26, b4I, 6e,
64y and 6is, 5. Stones survey Ut CUlge J-act,
being part of lot No. 81, in -aid OOkyn township,
may be sold 10 satisfy certain NOR gage gwen as
seCurtyOr the paym Mt Ut rv- prOulssuTy nOies Tor
three hundred and nifty dollars each. with ANIMAL
interest, made by Sias ). StUue TO Asa Mahan, da-
ted May lst, 1850 and payable in one, two, three,
four and ve years after date, which notes and mort
gage were assigned BY said Asa Mahan TO said VIM.
T.. North, and by said Vim. Z. North the plaintiff,
Joseph *. HartWel.
The said Asa Mahan IS required to appear and ans
wrr said petition before the sth day OF Deem
Der, lShI X. 7. SPALbING,
Oct23:3l2 Attl for Plaintiff.
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ALSO SPECIFICS

F0R ASTHMA or PBTHrsI0. Oppressed, DifirgiI
Lsbored Breathing, attended with Cough Gnd E1pec
torutiou- Price, 50 cents per beI-
FOR EAR DIscHA ARGEs AND DE4FFEs5-Dlscharge
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles
Mercurials For Noises In The Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, snd Ringing In the Ears, and EarEcf-
Price, 80 cents per box.
FOR RSCR0FULA-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged ant IN
durated Tousils Swellings and Old Ulcers, Scsoiulo-
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per box
FaR GESERkL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result % Sickness Excessive
Medication, ENhausus Discharges Price, ~
cents per box
FoB DR0rsY.-FIul Accommodations, Tumid Swell
lnCs with SCauty Sscre0ns Price, 50 cents per huN
FGR sEA -SICENEss -Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nbu
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or nIoti"a-
Price, 90 cents per 0oX.
FoR URINARY DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urinaton, Diseases Of The hid-
ueys Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL E,iIssloss.-Invnluntary DischaTges
suits 3 1iI77ii q Evil 7l7liibIYs bPIc- M s5A s5A RegRS BAD Rs
clent remedy known, and may he relic'i upon as a
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice OF Prof HON
PHREYa can do so, 81 his Office 662 Broadway, dsilJ
from AM TO 8 PM, or by letter
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FIRE.

T TTITF - TTTIT VVTs %
4 lire occurred This evening az M. l30 Walnut
street below Second The celcr was used for q Q
storage ot cotton; the upper stories occupied by
importers of cigHr,, wines and coffee.
I.ass 70 OO1 dollars by fire and water. Insured
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TELEGRaPH COMPLETED.

Eul.l SMITH. AicI- =.
The Overland Mail brings tine s,1tiiylug an
nUuuccmcut OF the complexion oi the Pacific aud
Atlantic Telegraph Line 10 Los Angeles, on the
Sfh inst COngFatulaIOry messages passed be
tween tire Mayer OF Los Angeles and the Presi
dent OF tie Board OF Sui .eI1 isUrs. al san Fran
cisco. Senator Latham set the tirsi pole g.i>i
from Los AugeiOs on the Sih. and leit iOr HE
States oh the same daY
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NJ A R N E.

ARRIVED at Chicago, 25th from Cleveland, brig
Naomi, with coal schooner D. R. Martin, ccal and
apples. On the 25th, schooner r. II. Harmon and
CuyahOsa, with coal.
CLEARED from oswego 18th, schooner A. Bradley
for Cleveland with 80 ton pig iron.
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oswEGo MARKET-OcT. "a.

icy TELEGRAPH
FLOUR Market unchanged. Sales are $3.50 Tor
extra stitf.
EAT-Lower. Millcrs have the advantage,
while the shipping demand 10 restricted owing To the
nigh rates Of treights. Most Of he quotations are
Kept private but known be lower than those maue
public. Sales are b1n bush No. Milwaukee club at
Sis, HhOat; 500 bush do aoat rryate terms; TO-
NO bush No hChicag0sprin, afoat, on private terms
GslfS N-Dul.. Sales last night were 23UU0 bushels
Indiana ami Illinois private terms.
tBAtIl.EH-Ih iar demand. Ssl,s are 500 bush
prime white canadian, ahoat, at 74c.
KHE-Quiet.
OATS-Quiet.
CANAL REIGHTS-Frm, but Unchanged
Flour 47c; heat lSc; Corn lz'pC, 10 New York.
LAKE IIPOKTS-lsi,60 ,60U bush wheat, Z,OOC
bush corn; 2iSOOO bush barl-y; 10 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-3slU bbs -four; b2SnO bush
whrisi; l.5O bush corn; 2i5OO bunh barley.
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR [, 2 AND 3. PRO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o.
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecols de
Phsrmacie de Paris, ami the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
Nc. is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhosa
and all physical disabilities.
No 2 completely eradieates all traces Of those uls-
that have heretofore been treated 9y te hic-
cious and pernicious use Of copliya and cupens-
No 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury thereby insurinF to the sufferer speedy Re-
lief, dispensing all impurities, and roOns out the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEAIAR, Nos. ], 2 and ,, are prep9r the
IL carried In me aistcoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered BY
Vsiraau Ialemand ROux, Ricold, &C. Price S3 each,
or a cases for 81 which saves s3 and in 81 cases
whereby there Is saving Of S9. To Be had wholesale
and retail, Of Dr. BAkk0Ms No. ls4 Bleecker street
Dr. Barrow viii forward TIE lfiesemsr 70 any par
OF the world securely packed, and add esss accord
n . TO the Instructions Of the writer.
- Sold also By GATLOYD Ham an
VIZ, FISK, Cleveland lan3i
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ARRIvAL oFDRNvER MAIL.

OMAHA. Oct y
Denver mail coach reached this city about 10
ncluck last evening, five aud II half days from
Denver bringing five Passengers, including mes
svpgtr Of Hmcklvy & Go IS express with S26 OlO
Ia guild dust 5000 came also IN hands OF paSsen
gers. Mining news unimpoltunt
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MeAitiues.
z.slals
sszELLzIs
NTPS WTNSJOW

An experienced Nurse and Female PLY sicians pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRU p,
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COM MMERCIAL'



FLOUR Quiet and unchanged. Sales art light,
and thu only o,c worth reporting VAS 90 bbls At S5,o
fr T., wheat double extra and 50 s7E Ter white do.
WuEAT-The d. 70 l,t is lower aud heavy. Sales
ar s,r red on tra,. ~ sIo; do at sI.odi Sdo at
4 o.. car white at la; do at silT; aud do at
sl,l> ..r.
CuRN-Quivt at 4tc.
OATS-Quiyt At sag.27c.
HIGiINNINES-Lowor. Savs are 30 bbls Rt ls'9e
SEEDS-Sales are y6 bush clover at 5,l2A.
HUTTEK-S Sales are 500 bs choice W, 4, ut l6c'
snd % krgs Central at Ike.
EtstsS-Sulrs at l4c.
FRUITS-Drisd apples are Quiet at sc > n.
,:4rcipt, for the past "A hours are follows:
Whrat............ .-... 5, l72 bushels.
Ouru....-..---.-... -
,at~....-......-.-.-- -."-.. - .
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DOUGLAS IN TENNESSEE.

n NAsAN iLLEr Oct. -.
Douglas addresses, an Immense crowd
luae, speaks tonight
lau. refused 10 G.vidr time with Governor
to.tc. rae Eluer then announced o., situuid
peak after Naucey concluded
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NUIUANO- VET
Lii x Deversey, Brewers, We're damaged by rlo
last night to the extent Of el2t0J-lOss covered
by insurance.
Dr. Wan = Egan, an Old and respected citizen
OF this place, died this morning. HiSdi,ease was
drNr,-y
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AoATGoNE.e 8 Ia. Ott -.
Hon. RObt. ToOmbs addressed aa audience oi
about = 90 persons here, last night. lie ursr
resistance 10 death in ths clt ut Tie election ui
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ST I.otiS Oct 70
Jadge heitllley, who introduce. Jtli m tne
last l., glslaiure "a New Mexico, tu r,p-u sIuN
cry, ha, hvgu re- eiectou without opposition.