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Of Psrsonsneld, Nathan Neal Of North Ber-
wick, John p. Hubbard Of Acton. Hans B.
Hobbs Of Wells, were appointed eommittssto
receive, sort and count the votes for candi-
date for Sheriff Committee reported
whols number Of votes, l1
Necessary for choice, 62
Geo. Goodwin, Jr., Of Wells. 70
Luther Sanford Of Parsonsneld. ~
On motion, Voted, That Edward E. Bourne
Of Kenuebunk, be nominated candidate for
Judge Of Probate by reclamation.
Joseph Moore Of Newfeld, Mark Allen Of
Sanford, John T. scribner Of WATERFORD, Jos.
G. Goodwin Of North Berwick, Joseph II. Gil
patrick Of Limerick. were appointed commit
tee to receive, sortsAnd count the votes for .
candidate tor County Treasurer. COMMITTEES
reported
Whole number Of votes, III
Necessary tor choice, 20
s. K. Roberts Of Waterboro', 80
Dimon Roberts Of Lyman, Is
Edwin D. Randall,
Scattering,
The Committee on Resolutions, through their
chairman, John N. Goodwin. reported as fol-
lows:
Rssolrsd, That the Republicans Of York Co.
heartily and unanimously endorse the noble
declaration Of principles embodied In the CHI
caro- platform, and that they will contribute
their full share to swell thu tide that Is bearing
the recognised opponents Of those principles,
Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlln, 70 the
highest Offices In the peoples gin.
Rssolrsd, That In Israel Washburn, JE, Ii
presented to the people Of this State man en-
inently qualified 10 adorn the executive chair,
and that we will do our part towards securing
his triumphant election.
Resolpsd, That We have entire confidence In
the men this day nominated for Judge and
Register of Probate, Sheriff, Senators, County
Commissioner, and Treasurer, and to them We
also pledge our united support at the polls.
Report accepted, and the resolutions adopt
ed.
Able and eloquent addresses were made to the
convention by Geo. II. Knowlton and Leonard
Andrews, Esqrs., Of Biddeford, which were
heartily applauded. The South Berwick Cor
net Band we're present, and enlivened the meet
ing at intervals with most excellent music,
which added much to the enjoyment OF the oc-
casion. Adjourned.
ALEXANDER BENNETT, President.
9. E E pa. BRYANT lsecretarie,.
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House, SrRuck NJ LIdnrSIS0.-0n Monday
Inst the house Of Joshua Day, In Kenpsbunk-
port, was struck by lightning. Mr.. Days
daughter, and an old gentleman In the house
at the time, were both prcstratcd BY the shock.
but werc not materially injured. The electric
fuid ratified the dishes about and made quite
confusion. but fortunately did no serious dam
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OREGON. The news from Oregon Is Of tho
most gratifying character. The Republicans
have carried majority In the new Legislature,
whereby two U. s. Senators are to be chosen In
place Of Delalon Smith and the notorious Gen.
Joe Lane. This 10 indeed striunphfor Repub-
lean principles, and the 6rst fruits Of the bar
vest which Is to be garnered In for freedom Gro
next November.
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DRowSED.Vpn Saturday afternoon last .
little boy. seven years old, Frederick Fisks BY
name, was drowned In the saco river short
distance below the Railroad Bridge. lie Was
bathing. and got beyond his depth. His body
was recovered after remaining In the water
about two hours.
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CoRRrcrIos.-In our report Of the Fourth
Of July celebration last week, We gave the name
81 Leonard Andrews, Esq., - presiding OF tho
Masonic dinner. This VISA mistake. hshould
have been Mayor Tuck. LsonardAndrvs uss
toast-mastec.
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- Advertisers are particularly request
ed 10 hand In their advertisements as early In the
week as possible. In order TO secure their inser.
ton they must be received by Wednesday noon.
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Mr.. winslsw, IN experienced nurss and 70
male physieian, has Soothing syrup for ehildrsn
teething which greatly hAcilitAtes hs prcse.s o.
testhing BY sof,sning The gums and rsdsens -. M
nsmation-will slay all pei. and sar = mi rive
s..t ~ your,,ivsc s sIisf and health 70 yosI In
mt. Perfsetiy aafs In al esses ess savs,nsss
.s.t IN snothss column. yrN
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Ara You insured ?

Thssubseribsr. having been appointed an Assns
forSsversi Of The bsa Insurance. Companies In Tho
country. 10 prspsrsd to take risks on D"eiiings
storsa Merchandise. &c. And also Marine h'ks on
vssssis Prsights and csryoss, on terms consistent
with soivsncy and fAir proht.
irs CHAs. FRED TowLE.
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cause Of America, II I could have conceived
that thereby was founding q land OF slavery
But enough. and more than enough, Of
these authorities. submit that they over
throw, beyond controversy, the historical
statements and propositions ofthc Chief jus
tiee.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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ArrorsrxESr.-Jesse Gould. Esq.. Of this
city. has been appointed Justice. Of the Peace
and Quorum Tor the County Of York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

.WEd. GEO. CHArrLis tcolored) win preach At
Mechanics Hall, In the Quinby sussuir Block.
Sunday. July 18th.
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The District Committee will meet at the Hall
in saco, at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of the
Convention.
The Chairmen OF the several Town Comm
tees are requested to forward the names OF the
delegates to the Chairman Of the District CON-
miWee at Portland. as soon as they have been
elected. By so doing, the proceedings Of the
Convention will be much facilitated.
Per order Of District Committee,
LEWIS ID. SMITH. Chairman.
Portland, July 2, 1850.
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rassrrIfIOy, BROyCHlTlS, ASTHMA,

c.,srrh' ssd all Chronic Diseasss Of the Throat
and Lanks. suecsssniy ussssa oy Mxp,cArfp
q. M . r q u, M. De,
Physician Cor Dissasss Of NE LsnEh
100 Congress Street, Portland, Ne.
Dr.. Morss sili Be- o. the Blldssbrd Hour. Blddss,
fbrd. Friday May -. snd for The scoemmoantsoo "
wish % consuft him. he will b q the 40 Hons
6aeo, Friday Jans and ~, and July ssAa&
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County Nominations.
FOR SENATOR'S,
NATH'L G. MARSHALL, Of York.
JOHN ii. G0ODEN0W, Of Alfred.
LEONARD ANDREWS, of Biddeford.
FOR Co. COMMISSIONER,
JOHN HENiNiENwAY, Of Shapleish.
roR SHERIFF,
GEO. GOODWIN, Jr., of Wells.
TOR REC. OF PROBATE,
GEO. Ii. KNOWLToN, of Biddeford.
FOR JUDGE or PROBATE,
EDw. Z. BOURNE. of Kennebunk.
FOR CO. TREASURER,
SAM'L X. ROBERTS, OF WATERFORD.
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Whole number of votes. l3a
Necessary for q choice, 81
Leonard Andrews had 1872
Thomas Curll

John 8. Parker Of Lebanon, James NJ. Tib-
belts Of Berwick, Stephen Grant Of Kittsry,
BENZ. Roberts, Jr,. Of York, VIM. Hill of FL
hot, were appointed committee to receive,
sort and count the votes for candidate for
Senator for the Southwestern Senatorial Dis
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l'et committee reported
Whole number Of votes, 100
Necessary for choice, 81
Nathaniel q. Marshall had 81
John Wentworth 80

John l. Perkins OF Kennebunkport, oliver
HAnseom Of Lebanon. James E Wilson OF San
ford. Elisha Piper Of Parsons6eld, 8. d. Han
son OF Buxton, were appointed . committee to
receive, sort and count the votes for candi-
date for County Commissioner. COMMITTEES
reported-
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Lord Mansfield, IN III, in an opinion
which declared the law Of England, said;
'The state Of slavery Is Of such nature that
10 II incapable OF being introduced on any reas-
ons, moral or political. but only by positive
law, which preserves Its force long after the
reasons, occasion. and time itself. whence Il was
created, are erased from the memory. II Is 50
odious, that nothing can support IL but posi-
tive Law. Whatever Inconvenience therefore
may follow from the decision, | cannot say
that this case (Somerset's) Is allowed or APP
proved by the Law Of England, and therefore
the black must be discharged"
John Locke wrote:
'Slayery Is ~ vile, 70 miserable q state OF
mSn, and ~ directly opposed To the generous
temper and Courage Of bur nation, that il /.
hard to be convinced that an Englishman
much less gentleman. should plead for it."
Charle. Jams Fox. the early and tru,
friend Of America. the lsrge-hearted and the
wist, said
"whh re- mi to regulation Of slavery. my
ie,~,'''' "' tae'piuces me Ia Know nc
s.Sp {" iII. q ,air'oL Of robbery and {
res.ryuon it.,r. Personal freedom 10 {
right, oi Sassa d, sso deprive e. his fellov-crea.
ture Is CRIMINAL IN - depri,ing; and he who
withholds II . no less criminal in Withholding.
Edmund Barke declared-
THAT slavery Is a state 80 improper. 50 de-
grading, and ~ ruinOus % the feelings and c.
paeities OF human nature, that il ought not ~
be suffered "a exist"
Montcsquieu, auChs Frenehmcn, wrote:
at is impossible tor US TO suppose these
creatures 10 be men; because, allowing them to
oe men, 9 suspicion would follow that We our
selves are not Christians."
Again;
In pemoerNsies, where they are al upon an
} ,h. .s.,;, sry y contrary 70 the principles
Lafayette aid:
II would never have draw. nv sword In The
, 1860-10-10

PoTAToEs-Th., su2p1y = 1ssse.: I'd tn market =
scarcely - tt1a-cloa!ns 1t 1t&2oa.
eEEp5-Ts1n1n1--Ths market during thu week has
bktn qte hat ho,de.a at grrer,ly fsm and ttsais nb
change IN p.!s-a Sails tolsy were. 1so b,Es prime at
'a.lo bass fn 1t ss.i:K. F1Ax-la gaod demand nj
41.lea5l:2s.
sALT-Dutlne therah week two eafgoes IF st. rb*s
cna1.e sat picking lave ee ccsv.d which Il offered
nj scc ,er "a lhs In bulk. Liverpool salt Is selne m
Lied rxeotns ptr bag. sfa:use sail Is moderately
ary~ and tteady at $l4olss fe coar,e and Fine and
t,,st for Dairy.
SPIRITS AND L-Fssu1rs--Canp ptanc, TIC; Durnr
Ing Fluid, &c; 1nrpsnssse, <ac. G,Iiueed, 6;e: No
1LaEd. af?5e; No.a Lssd sse: Eeghsat. 15c; Whale,
i0c SPERM, Ais; N'assfet, Sc; Tannes t0c; Shosc,
SCI Dp~ncr. Kerts ETC teal. soc; ss.1, ssxc.
sTATsrH-l0o bxa pure Fulton 1t 6Hc-
-SALEKAl Us, ho-Eabb't's Pure Saotauss SIC; ncat
Me, cna d. 51lc. Uabhat.a Potash IN til chr. s@lse
Corb. Lsy. 15c.
TAl.iUW-The7natEes continues 9uiet nad d:rp. with
Halted *aes Of country and buchtsa s. a9ac Tic pack
tEs are hp1llnk Ut loe, without tu}crs.
TrGk1ADL E,-un3uns Are in large suppty and duH At
ec sweet Potatoes In good sup2'y 1t $il0psr tushel
tutrna1l1otl.
WOoD-The surp'y Ia Hight ard the asket nrm. 1on.iug
tie week careue Of Beech sold At LEX and
11 Mapie NJ &4.0l
, 1860-10-10
Europeans; ind Chinese News.
AERI7lL OF THE STEAMER CTrT or DALTl
MORE At MEM YORK

NEW Yong, Oct. 2.-The ateamshlp Ch} of
Daitimore arrived at 4 O'Clock this moFninK.
LATEST VIA Qpksss7ows.-An official dispatch
says The SHrdlaians, alter short comoat, occu"
pied the suburbs Of tho porta PiA Of Aucona.
The enemy, with four cannon, wAa defending
the gates Of the town Of Ancon&.
Orders had 1: en- received at Tonlon to pre-
pare considerable number Of seanasa for the
conveyance Of troops
II is asserted that three steamers are expect
ed to arrive at Ma'ta With reintofceuants from
England.
Lstters from Athens annnounce demonstra.
tion by students ia trout Of the kings Palace,
With cries Of" Down With King Otto r." Down
with Austrian some cries Of "hspoieou for-
eves!"
Two Turkish wAr ve,seIs are at Juan Decre,
and tho conmaudsr declared that be would open
tire On the town upon the slightest attempt TO
create disturbance
Great miserv aud mortality existed Ut Con-
stautinop!e. The pnblic treasurer had deferred
pay ymcnt Of the intcre due on pubi,e secuEitses
Exchange on London had risen to Il per cent.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 2-The rebels Aara taken
Nants'eng City, IN the sk dsstricts.
An American named Vert undertook to re-.
capture Sl6gpoo, but failed, and was wounded.
The allies left for the Peiho en- tie 2fst Of July,
and were to tsks tie Fort before treating. Tie
French dislaicn was landing al Pehtend- A &C.
v're engagement hid occurred with pisates;
| 200 were slain Two European leaders csptuzed.
Calcutta. Aug. 2a The Aahrajak Of Tse-
| Faneo1e died On The 18th
PARIS, Thursdxy.--Tbs Sardinian Minister
| had III audience Il the Emperor yesterday in
order to tAke leave. The Legation is LETT in
| charge Of the First Secretary.
Gen. Guyon had issued an order OF the dsy de-
Glazing his RESOLUTION tn defend the Pope to the
last. An Epyoy from Rome, It il ssid, had ar
rived at Paris with the Pope's ultimatum, to
the effect, that it France does not interfere to
| preveat farther progress of the PiedmonteEe,
| Ee will leave Home forthwith.
| The King Of Naples had executed Gen. Sal.
orza II Gaesa for BIZ sh treason.
| Victor Emanuel was 4bout to 60 to Bologna
| f4sdru koilin WAS at Naples.
! Forts Telago, end Terlito at 4ucona, we're 10
ken by assault By the SardiLiaua.
, 1860-10-10

:UMt;E1;--1Ic receipts of lunbtr during ke last wfes
auaont.dt' 1"l:o.-5 fee. DusitG tie c'nespsIdn5
week In 1879 the receipts wert 6,5l3,t0}fst-
The m4,kct during the weck uuusaa:ly sesc 10th
for ca7Go~s a N I. yads. :e uun.teF Ut country
dealers asiteA themselves Of tho h-H sr he rarous
railroads. aud cals hhr 10 rcp1snish their Sticks FROM
raocs e4ers lea:u that 1Ie bu*:uess WAS mora tlan
double ttat Of The ta]f week. about this tiue re
aua tba. the tc Ing amo.g country merchants much
nLc fosefu! tlan has tteil frr several years ra5..
Ttteteis good inquiry fvr tcatds ofsts and scaatug;
but tie riacpa inquiry to he f5E aslnE ertct
c,hs. Tue i,eu.s crop TO I've Eat,r,ed will
probably tie demand for ts klEd Of lumber - e
active al winter.
Ftem al quarters there is complain the scarcity ii ,y
boa Is. IKE dCl state OF he tec fer the past years
tkeeur1red ealsss iso ri'g ~ bo-zds tos seasoning to
ths ,2u'e 1tsns Al h" fo, AID ttsl1nIn
feel The TT css ct t. lsy trpr- IL esIecia request
foFtEc IT, Louis an Missouri River trade: hut thc:e Is
al:o Al increased it1uy for ceIs from al rats Ct thss
St7 asweii a. firm iowa. Tie Ie:usro ma;e proernua
tiuie las csu:cd aeuau r be ter sra1.s u ube: ca
we'll Is every hicg csr.
VI have TO ctun-c {, nots In yar1 prices so dears
n~eck or ten da. s:eo were Disposed 10 aav tr IT,
rte: Int tai 1nya tendency 10 dr1re bryl 10
The Ase:.if. tsv.r, ~h+Ee ratts t'ra t.1 kave
been &C. III; recy at si.o3 rer tho@satd feet ccun
buIds atl .enens scin. tteaiy at e1: and twere
| fet1 etrH u :l.fg3l30e.
TIE eouatfs at4t.s bought carg-es freely dur1rg
the week. at at.u former prces. Tic good surptS pre-
Se1t-d aty upwatt t,1,eucy. Common mixed ear.ots
were sos st *s:@so.o. an gooito raest s!o5oG.s co.
| Tha following SON, tf the }eatins
SALES or utn6oEs prE.So THE wrEE.
Cargo Q: tchr Queea # The Wet firm VI. aomleee st
s1a; so.tot fee tutIs coM1ea aid to2. fon r. Cslr
River, res lrg cn1l. at So; aeo ot Mo1soon cm
Mukegr, lul rcn, 1t sl three If Tic saa.e to
as1lsc at sI; caro- "f selr Uln. lrp Muskts strip.
, 1860-10-10

H1TEtKo44FdI NEF cEK. n&t+ p
Ftocn -0rcne1 nrm wrh +aode7ate !ssnc trade DE-
nyn NJ closed tHl With shtIet- Generosity 1eung to
"~,%t@ uutss ss.i.: s.':1!- safes HHh b* at
s33, sts ,ws4s s3a593 s. extra n t.: e3a
kup- western; 35tV67 - c'hInlt 10 etn
a3.f%<5tu hpi sr b'art sc2tsa ttut.u h. uh1,,
'unaaan nvss 4*t at r. ~ s.'ts ~: .*ai s5s.9
Z: :t a4n IL eh11tc s:rs. tom tlta1 cuIu.
M:--teA y; sal 10 r isH j. w:''' a'.e5.
:E1 -Mo.e aetTe aEt hfnce; sl'e 100 trls at 2s7
HsAc.
cn.,s-whsa,: export c..u&rd ep,l and price, ha-c
* y a:v4tr.d 144: pGr In t,tl. sae. 4s o hi II
uc:en a1.ssttl 81: 2'n' bn % fee I'll s, picard d,
II g." au Htu th caE stsng a .tttl q fur ir 10
II t,.; 3N9Aa Mis- akte Cub Of Il III :: $3.50 hl
.n~r RI at 4.7: sAatn wiffc Michigan at *so
q. iftr7a 1t 81 - a,d .aA' y, wtc lad II if
1.4s. Eve Gi,t sid firm So. sa.f >ira,f. >s3.s
*i h t:av ala ii stc t. 9, In fstr Qu.s In part
II. sud ~H'ut @tEEtx c."tgc. Salr N hr
ts i,r nit"r 10. Oats In rr fe,;s,> ius Ill. Ut
H. 'e e. re in price, Saes a: tt1aSc feT wer1es
cana srA -ts+.
iuwl-oSs--r i: tal', lcary anI declined. Sale. az
10 w4tctn ,im. nrs,: sis.s f"s tsste; 4i1.s s
oG pf ME- 1i Dr., III =, 'ew est ha. et!'ie !" and a-t
Is h!A slt'l pain a. extra. s'kc 10 day WY
aul. AID .as at ",y 0bEls ahta stAi.s rc"unry
IT, -. II ne ne 4,dt.t: Ia,u~ ~! a,. H.,naa II.
cls.ei. ca. meas !,ss nj s i: for thu 0tts: tGt@
1l3e fur xt.u liacn lnnt. Lafi das. 4le: Is.
his y, l+GaEc hu t se!ntk II lCttae tot Ohio: 164
1:c '"r .t,s'- th.'se -fclay = t5ali&:.
G4nrExIls-+ss tt siuie: AtAe II AniY cQt
fa.s sa 10. an! lin 1si5, su.as .a.l, wit ucde
ynts .e,aat1 sa1F 81 h'ts tuba fi..3 40 toxe
ilava.a ii t4e. aue 1ta hid. u r&a lc, ;its:ic.
SGtsk.-C chan 20: T. v y naE 10; i'snn ca
ii: IL seIp s!*; I rEs, & x CAi .:.; q l. III
| T. Il Il s.3x
, 1860-10-10


Opened with prayer BY Dr.. kidder.
0rlow Walbridke, haTioe CONNECTED himself
with tie u. + Church on Morrison Circuit, md
haring been an elder il the Wesleyan Nesho-
dist Church, T6s granted 4 recognition Of ll1ix
orders when be sEall have taken upon himself
the ordination rors before one OF the Bisheps.
Brother !. G. stoaghtoa was granted loca.
tioa a. htx usR request.
L Il. Bastee, David Teea, and Timotay G,
I oung we're readm,tted to ,b,* Conferences.
John Frost, Iecns1d Ho z, John 4. G,s~.
julius Du:s. }. il. CienGeaiog, A. Il. Moore, il.
G. Smith, Isaac Lslnourger, YIN. II. Gloss,
Michael kamnermeFeF. Christopher Schulz,
Frederick Lndsr. Valentine Fiescnkohn, John
SchuackenhurK, we're admitted on trl.i.
4 collection WAS taken to remuaerat~ the
extoo Of Clark s:te ct Church for extra se1ri:es
during the u tss;on Of the Conference.
TIE Committee cu Mssiona reported the
| Missions within the hauads Of th sCaufe:erce.
ard the appropriations therefor, amounting to
$3.50.
kEsuLC1IoSs.
RsfoZcfd, That the members Of the r, R. Con-
| ference hereby tender 10 the citizens Of Chlca-
60. cur most hearty thanks for the hospi:able
and generous entertainment OF our body during
the present session.
| Rssoired. That we hereby tender our thanks
to the 4. K. Companies that hare geuerousiy
] pasted the members Of this Conference ever
| TIER roads It half or reduced fare. being the
Northwestern, Galen4 aud Chicago Union, Hii.
| waukee, Alton and ST. Louis, at hall tate-the
Burlington and Quincy, al reduced iare.
R{std. That The steTs,d. Of The Conference be re.
9au ra Of those sup,sanLta1ed acLtf< va Lsvs
euraassea Inisers I'D isGe ,ae anons nc di
= est e: II, ;. e T. te s T .5a
sane amt Il. s.s:fe: M TT shafies &. r.; ef ,se pt1ie
| &sds-
TUE wArioS xosE.xx1.
The Committee reported ff3e as being subject
| to their order tor this purpose. 4 c21--,,; ;~"t
has been agreed upon, to be sst 70 INN ed;a,ejv y
| At cost Of $150- '7A'7'e'5'
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
| The Committee oa Sunday Schools reported
Constitution for " The Suuday Schoni ITn;on
Of the Rock River Conference auxiliarv ,s tn tha
Sunday School Union Of the uefhodiat Episco-
i pal Church. The officers Of ths unica pe7e
we're uomiusted By the Bishop aud elected bY
| the ConfereLce.
The following resolutions we're adopted:
Rtto'r, That ii the tnt*1pt.a7 Of The American
Bib >ottts with unaha;.d savos.
@ *, fsss Il; p.t
ts- re alnf der Ehsrmaf "a tn~ Pf..eiei II
etarge bt sunday scsooi tupt,i t,.dens of IL de
ccmpo>ed te :questsd to al tue er suitable d
postan ts. utct Cou,e lion, which eher Oonves-
VIZ I al @ pas5
our >uutAy -c'O Gnrn.
x.*a14 TIT ths s.ettt.s b Eequs,tsd to s:se5ts:n
Eesssd That We hare heard WITH nueA eradication Q:
, 1860-10-10

TnELAuELpatA, Oct. 9-As the spe"1al train
psss+d Wilmington. Del, and other stations on
the railroads. ero~ds we're coagregatad At The
dep'ots; Int the trair passed Oh wIthoat stop
ping. The locomotive George Washington a.
sached u the train was decors'ea with EnHl1Sh
AID American Gags. The Prince is enjoying
...imsesf vs. much "a passible Ut hi. hc.--: The
storea a.. Chsstnnt street il il'nmir a.ed to-
right with the uo,;p "Welcome to Victoria .
Son. in gas light. The streets use cFoHdea
wiki people in search of election returns ana
The Prince,
, 1860-10-10
Ke-Capturc OFFS. nj. 1B0Ot1l By the Uni.
Il d StRteH Authorities

M.LwArkKE, Via. Oct. 3-L1st evening De-
putty U. 5, Marsbal Taylor, With the assistance
ot ore sid, srrerted :. II. R,oth, at Berlin,
IN this State. str. Booth Was taken from the
Custom llause, whtre he WAS confined for t. vlo-
la.lon Of the Fugitive slave Law, By party Of
his friends, on the first Of last August. lie has
betu in ,he State ever since, sacc. ss5uily Is-
ais.lne all attempts q. rerapture, He WAS seiz"
&c while returning IRON political meeting,
thrust INTO special train, and brouRht 10 ibis
city. lie wss lodged in the Custom House this
, 1860-10-10
FfOrfd& EfarFtnS

SAVANNAH, Oct. 9,-Etection rstusns from,
sixteen con: ties IN Florida gave Milton {Breck-
inridEs} n'sjori,y q 1.37I.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 9+-Tas Breckiuridge csnti.
da:s tor GeseEnar and Cpngrsssmen ire elect
ed by sbau. / 800 1nsjority.
Charles Jones, capdld.te for Mayor Of this
city m tie CitIz=n's ticket, Is elected over the
Democratic NOMINEE.
, 1860-10-10
Injunc1ion---Cotnex out for Lincoln,

ALBANY, Oct. 9.-Judge pecxhsm has eor,in-
uea the ttjuEcttuu to prereut the removal Of
the rails from twenty n,lss Of the Northern Or
klb.uy sud Ee.mant aud Canada Railroad
frt,m Albany TO Eagle Bridge, Rensselaer, TO.
AEos H. Prescott. President Of the American
State Ccuucii, has abandoned the Uaion sicket
and decluel tor Liucol1. His letter il ublishs.l
ia the EUssing Journal to- nipht.
, 1860-10-10

It will be remembered that at IFS start this
Conferences embraced the region Of the North.
weet and that successive Conferences have Been
CARED out Of it
ln 1913 the Wisconsin Conference aud in 1866
the Peoria Conference were taken CT.
, 1860-10-10

PllL.uELru1A, Oct. 9.-ihe Prince Of Wa!es
the Mayor o1 1be piuttornl Of the csrs without
any tarmal ceremonies. No speeches were
mule ws.atevct. Tie Primes YVES conducted to
his carr!age and driven to the Con1iue ntel
Hotel. 4 number Of spectators gathered on
the sidewalk OF the Hotel.
, 1860-10-10
COMM El2t.;;AI4.

f.rrex I'Ersa Ant Tr,nrsI,t
Irk.bAr EvkSsxH Oct. =.
Wzr11r REvssw. .--The weather during tie
psst week i,aa been mild arti pleasant, With
coal, frosty nights, ard very favorable to agri.
calturists iu =, their operations. The corn is
bxiag gathered, rr.4 from al accounts, te sie!a
IN the eertral u'd northtrn rortiors'of'ste
State is very ;.r:s, willie that .f southern ]i:a.
rc,s, whcr" tie c7cp was ,t''ngbt 10 be dsr1:
s.e,i by the droute. is u fair arerag>..@
The 'o:iar:rS 'ab'es show the rtctip.s and
shipments ol Produce during The past neek and
tiace tie In: s'f 'annnrs+ compared viii, 1889