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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE IN

To John williamson Take notice Of a Pc
tition il chanoery, filed against you in the
District Court, for the third judicial district
within and for the County Of Dakota, and
Territory Of Nebraska, on the 9TH day Of
April, A. d. leo, by Joseph n. Fields, to
which petition y0u are hereby required to
plead, answer or deuurr, On or before the
lIth day Of May, A. D. 1850, the same being
the first day Of the next term Of said Court in
and for said county. Said petition sets forth
in substance that you did, on tn 18th day OF
February A.. d. 1853, execute aud deliver to
said Fields, as trustee, a certain Deed Of
Trust tthe following lands, to wit The north
cast quarter OF south east quarter, and south
east quarter OF north east quarter, of Section
number twenty-five, in Township number
twenty nine, Of Range seven east, and lots 2
and 3 Of Section 20, Of Range eight, east Of
the Sixth principal Meridian in Nebraska
Territory, TO secure the payment to one
George Watson, Of a certain Note Of the date
Of said deed, for the sum Of $3.50, 90, payable
to said Watson in twelve months after date,
with interest at 4 per cent d month sitter due,
aud the prayer Of said petition is that the said
Fields may be decrset TO discharge said trr5t
for the benefit Of said Watson, ~ a sale of
said land to satisfy said note, aud for general
relief.
Wa +. LOCKWOOD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
April 7th l86O-lw-Pr's fees, SO 90
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
DAKOTA CITY MAhKETS
Corrected Weekly By ZiBGLER ECKH,PT
H"olesats and Rstaa dealer, in Dry
Goods, Groeeric,, &c.
HERALD OFEIcEl

DAKOTA CRY, April, 4IS5S
WHEATFLoUR-s1,oOa ss 90 porbarrsl
CORN MEAL-Bl, 5Oa2,01
CORN-50c per
POTATOES-40a5Oo
BEANS-$l, 0OaSl 20 per buthei
HAN-l5el6c per ID
BACDN-l2al8c per ID
LAhD-l5altc per ID
BuTIkR-2Oa25o per ID
EGGS-l5c per dozen
DRIED A~PpLEs-l2al3c Per. Ii
DRIED PEACHES-l2al6e psr IN
sUGAR-lOal6c per 10
COfFEE-l6alc per ID
TEA-75ca$l, 60 per ID
MOLASsES-75caf 90 per gallon
BEEE-3aiOc per ID
PORK-515c'plrlb
ONIONS-Sl,Uy per bushel
WHISKEl-5UcaUOc
IUhbLb-tDJJnuv Cod-s I5per
FlNE--suj per 81
SalNGLEs-piues7, c%ottonwoon s. per NJ
LAltI-s4 Per VI.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
NoTIcE TO cREoIroRs,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of John Pilgrim,
late Of Dakota county deceased, that they are
required 20 hle the same together with the
vouchers thereof in tie odige of the Probate
Judge for Dakota county Territory Of Nebras-
ka, on or before the lst day Of May, 1860
Given under ny hand no seal being pro-
y.ded by the county this 2eth day Of March
A. D, 1860.
A. n. BAKER,
PTobs,s Judge.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

The Hayper's Ferry Investigating Com
mittee haa another meeting on the 10th u'
The SerLoaut-st arms, who has been IN sesrci
Of Jotu Brown, Jr, has returned, aud III
formed the Committed that be 10 ia Olio, hu
refu/ci 10 be taken. lie iehcs the Com
mitlee aud Congress, and Gays his friends viii
not permit him to leave the State.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Late adyices from Washington spprise "a
that the receipts ofJhe Post 0Hae at Rebraska
Clay, have reached u sum that renders the Post
Master OF that Uthoe subject % Presidential
appointment. ac Geo. . Griiet, mas accord .
iugly been ~re-appO,uted % thar olioe by Pres
ident Buchanan. -NeJrast.gH.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

BUSINESS BEFORE PLRAsURE.-Bvery one
OF our farmers is hard at work, prepareirg
ground for Simmer crops, or feu csing in the
aslds' We predict a large yield Of spring
wheat, corn and potatoes in this county next
fall, Let industry thrive
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
Laws OF ne ProvIstoaaI Governmental
JFmersOna

We received on Tuesday last by the Express
from Denver, the Laws enacted by the Pro-
yisisnal Government q Jefferson Territory
The embrace about 700 pages Of manuscript.
We saall commence the publication sfthsssme
In book form on Moadsy ncEt-NtbrastiaH.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Mr. Forsyth, VI the Mobile Rsgisfsr has
bean appointed by the Governor OF Alabama,
Commissioner under the act Of the recent
Legislature, for the promotion Of direct trade
with Europe, The salary IL 81, 500,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoMNIr-
TEE
W~AsHISGr5E, April 8

"NehANNANAf hIAAA "
The Democratic National Committee met
.his morning T~enty-seYea States we're rep
resented Geo. A. Caldwell. Of kentucky. wa.
chosen Chairman pro tenn, in the absence Of
Judge Smally, and O. L. Yallaudigham See
Rotary
The Comm'f'ee adjourned 20 meet AZ Char.
l,st,u Oh fh, 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, in ths Grand
Lodge Of She Masonic Hall, which had been
inferred ana accepted fer the use Of the Com
u4ttea
10 ans uuRniuously resolved, thatit is mex
psieut under existing circumstance to change
IhR place for holding the D5mocratis Oonyen
uau luam Charleston % another place.
Previous 20 action on resolution MI. Vail
audigham stated the reasons for the call,
which grew out mainly Of the complaints Of
inposluoHs iH Charleston.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

owe NUsr TIoHT Bloomington was the
scene Of a free fight on Monday last. Sever
al persons having undertook to hide a large
quantity Of bad ~whiskey, nearly succeeded,
when by sons u-naocountable reason, some
unknown Gauss, a conflict dire arose. 1t vas
not Stewards "irrePressible conflict" for this
rsassu, viz; it was depressed with a blow Of a
tomblsr, from the hand and well directed
aim Of a bslligsraHt Milesian, who had been
Worstsd in a hstio combat a few moments
previous. When the sght was at its hight Il
humanitarian onAp, what lives thar, at
tempted to persuade them with q club, to dis
psrse. Ho vas observed making good use Of
legs s little while afterwards. Another chap
who was largely engaged investing his capital
in the article Of whisky, aud putting it through
8 process Of home consumption, then aud
there, grew slightly boisterous first aud belIig-
ersnt afterwards, was elected from the place,
by tks action Of a lady's foot. He Was very
much put out" about it.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
Dems.ratle YIstorv.

At the City election In Florence on Monday
last for Cigy oa1ers, the Democracy elected
their sutirs ticket.
The Democrats OF Decatur, Burt Couaty,
made a clean sweep at their Charter election
on the "a inst Nebrastiaa.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
NOnICE.

is HEREBY GIVEN that I will offer at puri, s.
to the highest bidder, on the eth dsy Of Nav ps,t
between the hours Of O'Clock, A.. and 6 e,arsP
W., at the door Of the Court House. in DrkotaCfv. y
T., FIR the amount OF the taxes thereon aceruiug f-
the year 1869, the following described tracts Of hlt
Stuasei in Daketa County and Territory ,fyebu.sa,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

WsArHga We listened n,-
''hsr DAY to a huge specimen Of N. "'
nomo' aud Of the Teutonic persuade s'a''
'ronsly dilatiug on the weather. s,;d '''I'
tsh de vorohe.. yeddsr vat Ipe,e, 80. u
mt dust shust so like hell all time '''
no' sec the beauty ana symmetry o, hi '
OF the matter, but observed the vol, Wv
hi' subject slightly obscured-witb do,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

FAvoEs.-M, Il. Dsvsr Of 81. Louis ag.in
has eur thanks FOR late papers.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
4ahota Gitg 9trajo.
D. MCLAUGHLIN, Bdltor.
coNNE1rlour AND RHODE 1sLArn.

saturday Morning, Apru IAN $500.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

PEEAChING-Mr Mar-'in Mn
Sunday next, Ito morrow in the ,,.,. %
W. Virtue. His subject will be n. " :.
reiig.on. Let there be a good a,t,n '''al
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Dakota City, April 9TH 800
, 1860-09-29
1a1ssR Bfownlew and Wn.

EnssR 1Fosvnlew and WH. L.
XaDesy on UiAunAe2. -
Fstsoo Brown1ow sslstsa IN tbs Knsxvills
(fs1a.) WA$g Vt tbs sd faat., rsnssntrs hs-
twssn himsslf and Vim. L. Yauosy on ths sub
jet Of Disunion. Ar. Yancsy, in his Knox-
villa speech, ha7ing avoided saying uhat hs
would do In the event Of Mr., L1ncoln's slsction,
the following aote was written and ssas up to
tho stands:
Gs ytss1. ;a' s|a .aeaa e ss .9oM
st: K tn ''''o
szas Z '&&sSS$ Il + ,,r;}fs 4ssazs:
"This note {says tho WA;g) was handed to
John H. Crczisr and Dr.. Ramsey, the Trustee
Of tho celebrated hank Of East Tennessee. who
Indignantly refused to hand it to Yaucey, and
returned 1: to Asnley, whereupon the latter, in
iront T. Of the stand. propouuded the question.
aoeae olgnihed bEotheFs.in-lAF and experienced
nnanc1efs called for ths nots, md turned it over
10 fancey. HI. fancey then cslled out for the
gentlemen. By name, who had signed the note,
No held IN his baud-totd them 10 come upon the
atand, and DO would anawsr th.ir questions. We
III mounted the stand. lie saked US if No wero
49,. ~ LOT bsa1 We promptly replied ~e wers;
pointing to the hoor Of thestand, 'you are now On
!, better platform than yon vera ever on in your
lives, and theteupon The Breckinridge Dem
ecraey shouted aloud! Turning 10 u (Psr.on
brownlo.. standing. Al wa did all ths time,
willing to stand whers Mr.. Bell does, and will
you indorsc what he sxys in reply to the ques-
ton you PROFOUND to ms p We replied yes,
! endoree I'll Bell has aaid, and 70 further
than he has gone. i am one of = numerous
party At tho South, who will. il even Lincoln
shall be elected under ths FERNS OF our Consti-
tuition, and by shs authority Of law, without
committing aoy other offsnse than being elect
ed, fore. ths vile Disuaionis.s and Secess'oois.s
OF thu South TO PASS OVER CUE DEAD noprea on
THEIR MARCH, TO WAsHtSoroN TO DRxAx uP 4als
CONVENIENT
, 1860-09-29

Daily Review sfChicags Market.

FRIDAY ET121E0, cepI- u.
.FRE1aHTs-X@la lower. Tia eak'setaeaa ~cre-
To 0aweao, tchr Gstvoob vhssi Il cikhtsen cent?
To Port Colbospe prop Cur Of Nadnor. What from Ra-
cine 1t l4ke; schr ph4rope What om thja port nj 1se
TO Bu1alo. prop Chicago. wheat Ut lie; set1 New
London &nt Llcauor wheat II 1sHe shr Yankee Blade
wheat II lsc.
rLouE-Reeeipta, 80 bbli shipped, 100 bbls Maz
ke& dul And heavy. kAes wese folluw-H bnls civ
Stone s1!nx extra 1t tkt ds oe bls good Spring *
TIA At Alex del: LOO bha Dectos~ and 10 Ibis ttr1nd
not nsned n q 10 del bbs Spring euper a3 Is s
u bhb Go 1t $50 csl; 80 bha do 41r1.
NHEAT-Kecetved II, ~ bush shipped u "a bu.t
Market heavy and saae lower- eales 6pohu Nort
wette Club 1t sc In ttorr 1000 bu do In store
1h0o1 hu no. Spsrs NJ 81He In store 500 bu d. 1t sic
In store oo bu do nj 87c In zsore lto bu do at s6c
In store 900 bu doat Il: In ttoe bu No. sp,Ipe
Al efe In store oo IN do II s4xci storo; Is Qo u d.
4e in stest sao hu Do 8,Ac in ttosc .o bu DO 4.
s3c In sore 500 bu Rejected &c insto.s 100 bu do ut
sc in Store W1x16o bags choce While Mich nj 4115
track u tts White 1nd Red mixed nj 4lc6 On t,a4k
coRh-Keoeived. = q ba; sh,pped, $500 b. Market
dEm. Sails wcre: <,aol hu No. c1ra! ut 4l&- afoat
100 90 At Aoe aaos4 t bu No. at ssXo in stors
1ooo tn Do 1t ssc in to1e oo bu Ko3 In store
100 Lu do nj -: in storc.
oATS-Rectlyed asso IN shipped, Z,ecQ bu, Market
dull and heavy Sales s.ooo bu No. :oyc ahoa.
5000 bu do n he In sore bags n &c on t,aek bags
1t 2tedel
RYE-Rteeved. LIS hu. Aaske. q"iet. s.1es wsre:
1t tic On aaks 10 ss do n ssr dali al baes
d. 1t hoc on .x1ek-
HARLEY-Aeeclved, rs bu. Market dull. Sales xesc:
~ bahea choice It tic deli @o} bu do del 100 bu
10. at 6oc On 1act; rs ks Nc. n -: track
TIMOTHY SEED-Kece!ved. tts3 Jus, Market dull
and &c lower Sales vere; .o3 tu.hts pzns At aal:;
30 bu do at ts.& Del Is bags common NJ a1l4K.
Hl0HWIEEs-Receivtd,l lss bbla- Market dan. 6Atel
IS bbs cy At 1sKc 80 bs eouat q. lec 100 bbls
do en- private termA
ALo0uOL-4:04oc per fa,.
BROOM Co~N-1n good tup:fr snd market sa:her
helvy. 6ales were tons common, looee. II t5o0;8
tons h71ed, At 46310.
SWEEP F6r4ToEs-so .ksataloo.
AlDEs-Rsce.ved, tl.co4 ~. Market boo5art. Sales
to-day dresn Sailed and inmeI Ut IKE; ~ do
atsxe; 10 do At II Calf eklns Is D.y Flint At
M1t<He.
.TA1Low-Fhu- 70 bt1. C,tJ.. sxe: bs,, Country
LARp-Sornfnal 1t llAe
MESS FORk-F11n 1t 4ll.so.
BUTTER-Conmcn F1skln, eh91oe; Pzims do. 1oXG
lie. Csoce DslrT In ztquest Ut le9t4e.
EGG.-1n good demand lat 11<9lQxe.
.F0UL1AT-tl5o3l.75r Pc: deg. for Chickens.
PoTA AToEs-In good request md Inn At 50: fer good
Eeshannosks.
LIVE STOCK-Receired, 5.5 Detves, 1Inss Hogs
searce aid In coed demard 1t ss.4a9.tr. 1eef ca,te
uu.e with es.ts Of medium To kotd II II 4AaHt
, 1860-09-29

HARRISBURG, ra, Sept. 28.-The Constitution.
a U1ion Executive Committee nat to- day, un-
e.r the calf Of the Chairman, Henry Ii. Fuller,
Tor the purpose OF completing The. electoral
ticket, and selecting candidate for Governor.
The following electoral Belleverett ticket was
formed:
Aee:ors al Large \. 1ngersol1 and Vim.
II. Wright.
D.str5ct Elee:or.-Peter Williamson, Ed. Z.
Price, Stacy B. Da:krof, L. j. DuRal, W, Il.
Slingucl, Z. ". Woodward, Finsley Jetter.
F: ). Dlckler, D. II. Leech, Jno. Roberts. w.
W. McGuigan, Lord Butter, Herman Il. E:k.
man, Francis Tyler, JRo. A. Sterrett, Wm. n.
FenIose, Jno. Mowry, JAS. a. Landis, il. j, i.
Flidles, Alfred Howard, Geo. Barker, Stephen
Moyer, u. Il. Henderson, J. X. uartsurk, Isaac
Webster.
The following resolutions vera adopted:
RtsolEfd, That it il not expedient 1T this time
for the Constitutional Union party to nominate
candidate for Governor.
Realized. That Henry II. Fuller, Vim. Lyon,
John Roberts and VIM. 2. seymour, are hereby
sppointed q committee On behalf of the friends
Of Bell and Everett in Pennsylranis, with au-
thori!y to 70 modify and change the electoral
ticket this day made, as shall best secure the
harmonious section Of all national men.
ief0tred, That We recommend the holding Of
Union State Mass Convention Of Iii citizens
Of PENNSYLVANIA opposed to the Republican or
gauization at - early day after The October
election as practicable.
, 1860-09-29
The Great Fair at Sf. LoufS-..The
Prince OF Wales Visits tic F0lr
s:rtunds..--AWards for tho Hest

Horses.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The Fair Grounds com-
menced filing at an early hour to. day, the peo-
pie an1ious 10 see the Prince of Wales, who
accs:.ted an Invitation from Capt: Harper,
President of The Agricultural Association, ex-
tended him in CSnads, to visit the Fair. The
party arrived on the grounds at uoon, having
driven through tho principal streets in company
with the Mayor and few prominent citizens.
There rsa leud cheering when .hs Prince en-
tered the arena, in acknowledgment of which
he gracefully raised his hAt. Passing around
the arena, the royhl party alighted in the centre
sud ascended the second story Of the pagoda,
the band playing "God Sara the Queen"
Hail Columbia" and "Ysnkee Doodle." IN
huff m hour the party descended to the grA.s
plat under tue pagoda and witnessed display
Of cattle and contest for the $Gt0 prize, b.
tween eighteen splendid horses. sevesal promi-
nent citizens Of Missouri, including Hon. Ed
ward Bates aod Governor Stewart we're pre-
scented.
Al I o'clock the royal party lunched with tho
officers Of the Agricultural Association, after
and contest!ng horses sutered the ring. Ths
awards we're hnalIy made as follows:
Best roadster stallion in harness, (&600) Sill
yer Heels, owned by Gen. Livingston, Quincy,
Ill. Second best, {9300) to Ethan Allen, IL,
owned By II. q. Smith OF Livingston Co.. i'll.
Third best to Humboldt, owed by Kelly L
Thomss, Nelson Co., ky.
Tbs amphitheatre WAS filled to overtlowing.
and every part Of the grounds was covered By
moving humanity. Not less than 100, 900 reo-
pic were within the enclosure.
At three o'clock the carIia2ca entered the
arena to convey the distinguished visitors from
the grounds. After riding entirely around the
arena, the Baron acknowledging tho waving Of
hnndAerchiefs, DC, II raisin hin hat, the party
proceeded outside the amphitheatre, aud rods
srcuad tie track. The Royal party was re-
ceived everywhere with demonstrations Of high
respect, tut nothing sbtrusiEe OF offensive.
, 1860-09-29

BYTAE1HAfx.]

BT TnHa1Afx.] Nkw Ioax Sept. a. ieeo
FIaraf7ous opened .Iet and s1e,dy with mod. r,ts
With shippers ecntra,y ula1 back ior lii faTthe1 ~
ceaAiun. a1es l19 bt part last night nj S3sa5 for
xse ea T. t:d.sn 81 = 1er .er
as.7oab fer thi:pre b,aldl e1ta round hoop On
a7:o1l1 eo1n,a to eho,ee e1sa. Kys Gaup uus, sad
ate2uT. Small sslSs u a1-bnG4{0. Com meal duN nnd
% Wa1.x1mIhm H 'npGs,lus s.ttss se11E bSsat ..,x.
,s bet 11sted seaay for winter fed With nod.
lu On wnt,s avg spstns Shipper. experiences e1rt dt.
ey 70 ssis = tsslI m ss e. 90 x.tt1
LOO bu ni1ed ,clissh q: ii 50sisl, Zoo Ia cbe,E5
iasn. I q e = x1s s|aS 9e
la1 e bn am!+F Aiehikan Al els1- Rye sh.de d,mer
~ 81 T. Gs x,.e1s skhs s:e a!oFs d.
8 81 :ssS siS 81 rs @
en- md csnae ~ f aaa "a e iar sts,s q Tor ~t'
al ~ ana a:a oonG SALES 42s bh at
sew ID III NUE., af It'll sas 5'
une;ange. szles 20 BIZ. 1t s4al foT eount.1 pla
:S fS4 nss e. e. pssf spd
ran! uu AID nominal. Eut also very duh At tia
e r. g si Z e. hs 5 s ;a
beeb made LATELY fos utn.e taes daring the pa.t
S:ti se ia
1.*s fof M tse ,eeense I'd 1ana,.T s,.sr .n1
@ 70 ts ai., ad..nt,ne .s r,,y a, SHE,
T. 2e s 80 es s. bst: tRS
MSEhx; Se hafa r. y: DOMINGO 4 is0lskc- Molasea
active w!!h rather timer feel,nE SAes reoorfedt E1
H.1.s nhds =, T. Gsse. Porte RICO; 10 be1ss
s1ocf DuI iove1. Vi ons q 10 ezeep.1o,,.
/: *: :eie Ds 81 s i ri a1a :ts
u hso 1onda loo Tenn Il 81 Is: No &. ssi, 1>'
, 1860-09-29

tnd 1861 Hoks ha.e arrived this week md oyer oue
th Of them ealne h this unk. Tie selling rg!cer 4,
Quoted b HcH1T u. Gtan' Superintendent Tie r1ftt
n follows: 1ood cornted Hogs &H9s4c pound eE2ss.1
lev releG Cd 1os Live sod Little hh.r. Dlsu crY I'D
1ns ~cah1 Il ycly E.o.ahA for packing but the PACK.
en- 90 NIT sesm dloted 10 average very heavily TIE
and lard. Sf ~~-1.
neo Do.n.n gives the following the prles Of ucss
, 1860-09-29
MARINE JOURNAL,
EQ1T Or CHICAGO.


ARRIVED. .GApt. Is.
Prop Barber. Brown. 81. Joseph u N lumbar 10 bu
yteat, l1 baskets peaeaes. - brls apples.
beHz Comst, EvasA 0tand HAren. n b.1 meal tons
ndsr. ae b,4 eikh~lnss. y bst: p*schta % 6.i,
= bras 81, 70 BRIT trult, harse and buggy.
talk Tornado, ponaldson. knkrton. 10 TIM, noEss-
ss& ifn1dale. Psrsoas, % Ksl.1as,o u m lunatr.
p N shingles, I eo0 laih.
seaz M.atsxcu, MCKAY. Nusaaecu. % q 1aa be1 100 N
sehr Nesmald Thor psou, Whlto Rivez. so N aAlnxa a
y cords ahibgle boltA 10 N E&veS'
6chr Nhir!vind. Be1Fh, Csr.ervtls. s6 c!rds Wood.
sehr 411,ra AIs Whiss LAKE, % eofds sa'es's 00su
schr Tfaveier. John,sp, Fort ul1o ss eor:s voed
tehE Gold Hun,er Curtis, oswego. oeo ban Il d lfon
sear Dsoss besoli, pe,.s osrtso 90 tons II Iron.
sehr Annie Craig, Bof1t. Pot Claiborne.
Eear Storm kns Whunex Presqut lae, :oo,on. coal; M
boxes peaches 30 seis dous 20 bax, wheat, II zol'
Bchr Irwin sherman ManlHec, 70 m lumber.
schr Yankee Blade, FIetchcr. Bu1.o, 20 tena cos-
schr Alvin Cl.,i, Hxsis Mu:fexon, lis n Lumber.
SehT Ccu1wfikht. Fnxxohon lsesQue >e 80 ton1 coal
tea1 iontatse carsy, ara1d Haven, - N lumber.
schr Il i ei..es, % weieh, Marquette, 1on m lumber;
Scar soossa sco.3e, Grand Haven. 7o N ianhes. 1oo
srsr E;bs Kss5er, Ma,tsxoon, 8 n lumber.
s<Ar William Wal1ae<. Stephens Mussexpn = u lumber.
sehr Kitty Grant, Howard. Whtle Lska, 90 q lumber.
schr Ih1ea sl.ts1 Gilmore, Mal!towoc ZIG sh'nklea.
CLEARED. =.
sehr Hubhasd, Coyille. Iu34lo. Is, ,boo bu wheat.
tchE ovnson, Mtry F.1t Coltofue, L. SO bu NAeLt.
Se4F kluy GrA1t. Howard, While L1ke.
, 1860-09-29

WAsn1soTcS. Sept. 27.-The President now
gives more than utual attention to our foreign
Rfai1s. 4 room for his especial use has iust
been prepared at the Stats Department.
About hFty clerks thus far have been appoi 1t,
ed in The Census Bureau. Among them io-day
ire Vim. J. De}aro, well known in connectin1
with the Southern press
The Poat 0lice Department has determined
70 discontinue the present mail service from 1t.
Joseph to Denver, aud send the mails aroua i
By Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"A grand pyrotechnic display, and visit to
Mount Vernon, are II the programme for The
enter.aiament Of the Prince Of Wales,
The receipts into the Treasury last week we,a a
&l,e45,e0o, Of which a5cu. $500, 600 were jor
custone.
"A private letter r,-n China Says Minister
Ward has nrisiento Washington for si1 uorths
absence, owing to ths bad condition Of bis
, 1860-09-29

The 1iscuaaion between r. Benton TAYLOR md
D. D: Driseoli, Esqrs.. announced for THURSDAY
evening, came Off sgreeably to call Taylor
(nemocfas) exhibited more 9f tho gent1en,su
and lees of the border mania Than is psuzlt1 in
style With the "Great UuwasEed." Driscoll
acted we'll the part assigned him, and held h;s
opponent fully at bay, bringing him 10 the shade
at last With the cry Of "qaarter" when csu xht
BY the "hip:1ock" Of genuiue principlel
a discussion takes place one week frum Mon
DAY evening next, between G. B. Waite, E.7.,
md Dr. n. ). Davis, at The Amphithe2tse. Lei
it be remembered. q
, 1860-09-29
Later from f:alifofn1a--.Arrivalo Of tho
Pony EXpreAa.

ST. Jostru, Sept. 27.-The Pony Express,
with California dates 10 the 18Th inst, arrived
here last nj 3hs. The news is meaSre.
Hon. RereriT Johnson addressed larpe su.
dience at San Francisco On the 14th. at a2 An.
niTersary Fire Department Celebration. Tia
1sature Of the speech Was strong appeal to the
Union sentiment.
Tha Bseckinridge State Convention recen;ly
assembled at Saci amento. after nominating m
electoral ticket, endorsed Buchanau's Admir- iy.
tration, favored the 0yerjand Hail md the Pa.
cihc Railroad, ard recommended the people TO
tote in tavor of calling Convention 10 revise
ths St1te Consultation.
Dr. ". H. Stone has been tried before Jucxe
Hardy 1or killing member Of the last Lcki:-
lsture, and was acquitted
Accounts from the Ne- Coso silver mine dis.
1Eict *re encouraging. Two tons Of the ORC I,e
o. the xay to San Francisco for testing.
The Washce mining accounts continue "a.
vorabse. The receipts Of ore ut San Franci;co
continue large.
, 1860-09-29

ATTENTION WKsr SIDE WIDE AwAkxsl-I will
meet al new members, and att others who may
wlSh to join in the reception Of the Hon. Wm.
b.. at " cat Market Hail, for drill and such
other matters as may seem necessary. Repub-
leans Of West Chicago, will you be there
Uniforms can bs had at the hall, from Moses
Gray, the Chairman Of Uniform COMMITTEE.
10 not f.rEes the time aud place, and al be-
there. This is the last opportunity for drill.
SAAfL b. RAYuoSD Con1dst
, 1860-09-29
~CoNameFclAl News bv rbar...,

n tL1vE1Foo1. seE- II,
BAEADs-rrs1-!he weather this week his h.~r h,I,-
fAvofsb< loi harvest 1I>xalon.. 4nd ke:i 1ruxTtr ~
ben made u Se7psn9 aud scouting .rp4 I'll ae af ia
osuet the Eran trsde i.s tt Quence dull IA
ba6oesa Gsnetay h.s h+n limited. IL this nttl tt eni
INK pas seu ih1 Ior wheat ii Tie extreme frductn
NOn int714F thtrt A1iea% Eaure ia se and nodef.te
husla@i* .aa dunh al tie ioxes rates of Fr.
tlVa1 eso1 ~ = y s tda ~ for eLtF1 Atate.
Indian eatn gust It - "a pr quartet tot mi1rd
~. asS ~ 1tss ~ -, - AieaaAnca of busers was not
proes o. TGssdaT Flour Y led nq4.y, ut unehsneed
a fE n. @ s III; I,asr o!1ed being generally
ns,s .ed .ess l!t9lls q for il eIs sof
"a per 100 FL. FDus-Ptl'adeahla sppertne. 5aeIsa
, 1860-09-29

DArrox, 0, Sept. 2s-The total receipts Of
the State Far tor the four days foot up I'll, ATS.
The Fair, notwithstanding the decision of the
virtually closed. The weather turned out uore
favorable than was expected, aad the exhibit
ors insisted upon winding up. Tomorrow, how.
ever, there will be sonae sports Of the ring and
Other diversions fox tn benefit Of ths grounds.