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, 1860-07-06
The Crops--DFoutlA In Missouri.
fFtom the Mo. Democrat. 3.l>

Of thls cy wlo h.s been two weckstraye.In1
n Moth sscuri VIC ~ho IL nan qa!te mi =
tent 10 res1!e nle!"n 1T 1na c!s -raIne
r,Vss ra1her 11eu; scsunn # tn" +cs OF
,e m the wheat ao tir rengs .nlrec. LIED d1nu' IN
ttr haY oat% and h'1rp crop Of IL: state MssouEta,
tycT sxp rIe ced rel ds,uh he tt Is o. tnts are
dr. and vets IKE tie GEahd, u-nav for 4taia.
er. Gu row b. waded wit out .faau ~. 1bEe 10
Thr"t fields wurh tAzset The line OF the Eiannlt al
a.. 81 Joeph Kali tnd sAoEt Il the straw. Nhef< It s
nj =, n far setd. The kTaln Is Gtr d..
Pr,,,aliy rat fsrn eE In huncTtd vii; pndscs his
avn auur' Id .u,pi,t= ~rl be utt ln TITS city, Slip
cou tles from l'uA. r - IL. la. eat. /. MP
yrxf lie ct4 any tie tee. IeAns le2s td lu!al'xs
tstlu r. But pros o. tue tto arr 4. icnf. l.F
II univ on he west side uf the Grand vs1 tic
i souii river bottoms. Hog 1aok Int AID III goed e
l:,so hcg dsurcr from Green t'cun'y. ILL.,, i.formf
us that fuef ptl.p-t corn MAS never lLo~E 1l4t
ttctiUn Uf he County The eu! II stotk hugs he
presents u snail u. tat in Enoa Tine th-re will
doubtless be Abundance.
wukk4 IN WESTERN EEw YoEK K-Accepti-g the det.a-
IatI,n tf tie 4rut suker h4t the wheat crop has
s. io with In uuslo, cd plea ure Ut
,hs fac Tie ntttEsa .uns Up 10 june lh tUuv tie
Rua that ti:r u.tu tru In tl. Its far asysscc1
BE- b.yont dancer ii attick AMI 1,tfl. 1urF Is n
te Of our re d. i,t1tstcd probable ~ rs
+ua1ust1ative 81 ,le ae VII at he grown tc
siyslr MD pr f::hty Iu ttis s'gon reg .nleu1y
Ai1yed !" IT, c.lture. Cs lls lunch Are couEden-
,has Tern New y.rk vii ssa,on far she nsst tine
In tevc1a: ytan Ir daes hAF DION eruip the c ding
te,eat. And only that, bit the quality viii, tuye
tn hi ere !e vrrf sn eli: r-sucr III w! aIa en-
hbe peop to Aliz- that when 'bst Gent ze whea
uris men !oucd, m th il dengta i'd Lut Lttse
article. 70 opIIk. ttueti! A.d ecs;ux
xtaulae tho farmer, uf The Eden AHaisa u: III ther
ausLiIuus pccts- lbaty I've Stat sl4u juue ~
, 1860-07-06
Trade was improving at Canton.
From California.
fg2y f1rny1u,,t3 n NJ

lOT OFcElAbd AAl-]
St. Lor1s, July 5.-The telegraph line wss
completed to FAY etterille, Arkansas, yesterday,
The Overland Coach with San Fsancisco datt s
to June l5:h arrived At that point at si1 O'Clock
this morning. The following are the names Of
the through passengers: ]. ". Hutchinson.
J. G. kit,le, W. Talach and G. Gallons.
This is tbs largest mail yet brought over land.
The excitement ia Arizona ia regard to gold
discoveries in the May mbrees continues. Many
pairing to start. All the members Of tue PRO.
visional Government bad left for the Gold lie.
gions. Talk Of the mines was on every tongue
on the road. OF a number Of persons who had
been to the Diggings and heard the various
reports, some were leaving prououucing the
whole thing humbux- 0:hers say .bey in
tended to 70 back after the rains set in Al Lust
to pan in. and even drinking water wes very
scarce. The entire section Of country ia Which
these mines are is a desert, pIoyldiEg nothing
upr n which man or beast can exist.
The above inflammation was obla.ned from Mr.
Hutchins, one Ct passengers.
Tee following summary is received:
SAN Francisco, June l5tt.--Trade is without
partsca'a, movement. Some few articles are
y triae better, but still greatly within remuner-
ative rates, while the bulk Of staple goads drag
heartily and continue to show a downward ten.
dency. Coffee continues to rule high, small lots
only moving. Coal dali but fairy maintained:
Pork, heavy at slight decline frcm last quota
ton.
Aspecial election il TO be held in San Fran.
cisco On July Sd to decide whether $500, 900 in
houds shall be issaed toward building the San
Francisco J. San Jose Railroad.
Tbs Pacific and Atlantic Co. are COM
menciog operations at Los Angeles.
The COMPANY states that continuous
line from San Francisco to Los Angeles, 4s0
miles, will BE- in operation by the middle Of
July.
The Earvess Of grain has commenced in tie
agricultural districts. Ali accounts are extreme.
y favorable. The wheat and barley product
will be unprecedeuted1y large and probably one
third will require exporting ior market
, 1860-07-06

:Einantlal at,u Gnn1tltercI al.

Tsr,,n.Y Evxxsxs, July s. 1s@'

Tsr,,p.r Evxz,rs, July &. 1seo.
Exchange IL dull and dropping. The banks
.ttll sell .t II per cent. premium, and pay It 10
cu.tomrrs. lut r,ost Of Them we're unwilling TO
nav outsider. aboss per cent. On the street
ner cent VAS the ruling figure. decline Of
i. likely to be conceded within the next week
ard vs should not te surprised to ace 1t any
day.
Gold II, with fair demand.
tbs money market continues easy. LonR
loans on inside productive city property ut 10
per cent. arc By no means frequent, as borrow
en- who ara willing to pay full rates aud COM
nzss'ons are By no means abundant Good bus
iaess paper goes st about ] l@t4 per month, and
IL scarce al any price.
Tue NEwruS BANK CoUx7Enrk1T.-We pub
liahed on "Wednesday morning from Clevs-
land paper a notice Of an extensive swindle on
parties IN that city and Buffalo. The only safe
way will be not to take any 800 bills On the
Newton Bank Of Massachusetts, For the fol-
lowing description Of the bill We are indebted
70 Scion MeEsroy, Esq, Ecitor Of the Bank
Nots Exporter of Z. /. Tinkha / Co.:
$l00's on the N*wkon Bank and I'.fcott R1nk
Lowell, Massachusetts; riguette large Eagle
festing on the branch Of tree, trains OF cars
IN tho distance pa+ting over bridge, female
figure. representing Agriculture on lower right,
mxle teare representing Commerce on the lover
la!t, 500 between the signatures both notes
jus, alike, except the title Of the Bank. Some
$1,000 have been passed upon Bankers in Du:.
f.lo and Cleveland, aud large quantities in Gin.
cinnati. They nr- we'll done, and will deceive
the best Jud ges--the parties are doubtless on
thsir way West to dispose Of them.
, 1860-07-06

ba aark Ltne Frp,es Of the 18th ut. has Just come to
b,1d aud we txt.act The 70 loving from Its regular weekly
ansc,e On agricultural p'osp.cts:
From SUI Tx. On Iuesd.y. eur friends remark: asinee
,ss. 1 On ssin1d fairy poa,.d Il. a. AID ,his
eomtaeed It. :t e "fH ~, and II H. soc1 s%
sam. dsI. ftom Ltneo'nsni5e t,'sna 1e,n.ks: The
stn.ns Of tun and igt ioE 90 IN some Va e. iuch
Iii aod 1an h.. t.nS; %n4 ME s, ser ass s
masked ~ have Ia NJ" hing bu: vet .vesy day The
sssy se to shsf
to ;ou,iee with h'gher coo4 ,hl. NOR, Jug san
!as Il Ii ist
much .t u, sehI a;. KeP1rs ; &c :s yry u
10, t. sns ed ~ e As OF
On I"rksh our adv:ees run -! wet over largr
5sf oe p;a % nd icy
wnnt SOM ane warm E;. e. n t., a1d Al tr1ne son
rpn hsh ,aae 70 wa. of seo Ss
,be aat d. our ut ,tte friend writes - EEt ye.er.
tt nd cold Yestt 1day hne and LITTLE rroerrss
WIS made in tee .utnp enI,s & TIC ssoEics eos has
~ ad CID Il. wi,eat must T. rap H. next h,rvs
~ nS9 xnd t,nc he cold I'D W.
wpsihrr It hctd 10 make Tue j'Ey mere teruua. lar
n !. VIZ 1s .f - %sy f lie ,l
No d,u ibr Joy Of the Of Lmden the price of
11f - oss e est
vcy Ere 10 tay grove ask very nlkh !rc~s ut bry
nd &c iy fear shall hayr se1iuue dclent yil1
uasyet nust be lAe.
IT.. sussex 1 loetiser has the following:
h1.housh the rccen accounts fr every quarter h,v-
.,ntcn itxront;nE the srcs and appearance ar ~
cu,s. c gnos,tlarE reEus ijus, thou1i ihe WI
* a* d. s I'D
iy t1on Il. .st r n'o!e than renni
.nd Ls.h sn osd i @aay
III! shoEy te1 H. :. a1s Inc Ind ,h!nk ILL
.ie IN tnt t,nt tr,t Its pov tb bow 1us - nfh
It dsi*Ttes the at.t,E md The ,a%ags :eerontd IT,
vii ,rxe no les the heore " c.rse tee
ae and h;1e image las .een donc
VII ch il Is uow sic t3 II alf ku' hope ali teteye
tha, the4e e5st ere It:ti4: Ald Exception al.
, 1860-07-06
Later From Ptkesa Peak.

ST.. JosErH, July 4.-By the Pixies Peak Ex.
press, which arrived hers last night, we hare
ths following advices:
DENVER Cir, Juus 2s.-Hadlsy, who was ar-
reatsd for tho murder Of J. Il. Cord last Thur.
day, was tried On Saturday aud foand guilty Of
mur Ter in ths bfst degree, aud sentenced to be
hung the Monday following.
A petition WIS circulated for signatures to
obtain some amelioratlon Of his sentence. Re-
liab!e citizens signed it. Sunday morning it
Was rumored thtt tho prisoner had escaped.
but It did not appear to he credited till nom.
when 1t was found to be ths cuse Hadlsy was
last seen neary twelve miles from here On the
Platte. Lit,ls or no e1estions we're made for
his arrest.
Considerable indignation waa manifested to.
wards those having him in charge, and meet.
ing is 10 be called to investigate the matter, It
il thought TO be contrived plan between his
friends and the officers to permit him to escape,
Complaints are made Of Indian depredationa
on ranches or small parties Of individuals Who
are unarmed. Stock il stolen and killed. per-
sons stripped Of ali their possessions, even to
their clothiDg. No lites are known 10 have
been taken BY the Indians yet, although many
threats have been made.
News from the mines unimportant. Business
very dull. Weather hot and showery.
, 1860-07-06
Coax AID uoGs.-The Cincinnati Gdke{fs {
ye8ter1ay 1ara:

Exports Ar NEW Yonx.-The n. T, World
Of Wednesday contains the following:
We place belo~, In condensed form, de
tailed abstract Of the chief articles Of export for
the past week. also einc. Jan. 10 dste, and
comparison Tor tho same period for 1853. The
immense increase in b1eadstuffs. bacon. lard.
and cheese, show = satisfactory state Of or ex
port trade. The pTospeess Of au increased d.
msnd from Europe are rendered more probable
by every ~ aa,er's news. 4 speculative rise in
pT:ees here il the only thing which may pre-
rent sales, by exceeding the European limits Of
prices:
, 1860-07-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

THrRsDA1 Er1x1xG. Ju'y5.
FRE1GuTS- Quiet and steady. Prep. Molavk aad
Sehr Baker, l,ud 10 i, 3c sIs. ONse: Curco
to Dun rk It t. .c.r. Norwegian corn 10 0twceo IN
PIT; schr Lucy Latham. corn to o=wcgo 1T 7c to
Albany at 1Sk.-
FLoCE-isecci2ts. s:a bbl.; shipped. rorc. Masket
quiet and quoAtlos almost ertlrely nutua Sales were:
20 tbl. cho'ce s.rins extra III Is del.
WuEAT--F &C. tpA l0,0s3bu; shipped, = bu MAJ
tet q'et and Halc l,wet. Sales :-4oo3 hu extra
Club ltl.12 b. 1910 bu So.1 Spring II 4lo in
6ao ba M. Spring t.; 7e bu No. spang eso6
naore 500 bu do at aloaH 10 store 1000 do II q
store; 1000 bu Reec:ed nj soc In store.
CokS-Rece!pts, l,s5H tu; tllpprd, 1Ssoo tu Cn-
changed sa:ea were 1000 tu Rive. AID ii 4tc adoat
500 bu M. cana II 4hc 0. h. 1000 ba do 1t 47xc
atoat @ bu do st &c ahoat; 500 bu do 4, &c T. e. b
sou bu No 1t f54c III ato7e; 0o Ia No !: {6{c Ia
ssoe 1o0o bu do at A5xc In 90 bu do ii &c ID
stoe 600 bu No. It 4sc Ia store; 1o bu do at 4sxe
Ia .t0.t !: oo bu do 4sHe IN store 800 bu Rt3sed II
42Hc 10 store; 900 tu d. II Il: In ttose
oATs-Recetpts, esls bu. In kis demand and Inn.
saes o1 hu So.1 AT .tic In store; loo bu do :.
c6xc In store loo1 bu DO II a4c del.
kYE-N0mnalai nj I19:sc.
DARLEY-S6m:nala nj 4snEe
HlGH~lSEs-Keee!pts.s ~ Tbs. Market s,eady 10
Ibis ci,y sold 1T leKc.
WOOL Receipts. e.eaa sta. N.rket quiet but a,.n,
sA'ea Were 4sQ1bs common uaisvs It tee.
u1pES-is cep:a. e@s:1 bs. Qulst. Green talted, ~
ase; caf8HE9e; dsr fInt 1sGlsKc.
fo:ATots-Sew potatots IN good supply Aad very dull
It 9ox3.1-. DID dull and uosn'nl 1t e:Ge35c.
BUTrEE.-Dun nj sesc for fair to good tsaln.
EGGS-The1t u no thtp2rg demand and the market u
dull and 1e lower. Sales being verY ne ;@7Xc per
dcx.
POULTRY.-Chiekens, $l60 PEI doz; turkeys, ee7e
IN.
MESS PonE-.s bbls city at als35
LARD-komnai at likc.
TALL0w-QaieA And nominal Ut p:. T D, with but little
cdesink
DRIED ArPLES-Dula at <qec for Southern ant East.
I'm.
wu1TEFIsH-:5 bbls No. whttaa.h 1t &s2,.
LIVE S1OcE-Re. .elrts, III htad btevea, sss hogs
Cattle quiet and unchanged. Hogs a,1o. eheeo steady
Sals1 were:
, 1860-07-06

Sr. JOSEPH, July 2-Denver City advice. to
tue Esd ult. are received. ]. u. Card. from
Quincy, ILL.,. was stabbed BY Frank uadley, from
Atchison, Kansas, on the evening Of tie elst.
about twelve miles east Of Denver. on the pistte
river. The unfortunate man died from bis
wounds about O'Clock the next morning. The
quarrel was about driving into camp for the
night. uadley is to have his trial this morning
at O'Clock, when the facts will be elected.
Une Of the msn employed On White aud Mar
shall Is tram was supposed to have been kil:cd
By the Indians. He had left The csm2any to
hunt, and not returning when expected, search
was made for him, when he WAS found with M
arrow run completely through his body. His
name was not learned,
TIE weather bud been cooler and pleasant,
An extensive fire had been raging in the pipery
Tor few days, filing the atmosphere with
smoke aud cinders, and sometimes hiding the
sun for hours.
, 1860-07-06
Now York Market

DT TNIa1AfH.1 NV 9o1K, Jn1yt.
FIer.-scacely actlve and rhade sA!er exrept for
fresh ground extra slate hch u 'cstss and 70 fAr dfmsna
f1t e1pots II pfnvl pIc's. ia a. N0 hbls
super'o .ts.e 8? os 70, Extra st.t b<a:e suie.os q
wea tern 40 "a 6u rttnn tn mrlum exc W. I'm
o.s shi ping brahhs extra Il. H. o. fst closnE ~!
Ghhadlan nur re IVY and rather eAstes o. entm1n
sslta ~ lbls 81 &a.e3 superior: {391M mnien ~
cholc"; r1tra nv uus qaet and ste%<.. enm
mon tu cnn1cc Su selling s|o ~ ~ n' ~
tAet. Mh,skev With na,sH !can sae. w hbls ~
WHKAr AID GgAix.-whrat dull etid q her tn.srt..ntP
p:ts ding sn s,is l. oU eu y slua =, q & %,;s aG
1&'rO bu hcaxo spring NJ VIZ sV ,. caEana Sup n 1n
pva'e 'csm. 10 u .mtsr low ~ 1t o@t x IA -
atd II &c hese. Faes bu ~ 9h,s !'f f :oh9 f3
r,und yellow: ~. quiet at :79'ce fDF We tern 'a ca'
P:osis ox.-r@k qul.t Me-. heavy r.me h:'d t3le
e. 1mt III 50 ;cr oId Beef du aud IN:
canesl. sale. lo1 o1; It t'@t:o tos sSo1y ps1ms,
s.e. Il io fos wtecs. and lee for state Gu
mrae anst and unrzrg d. Small a!r ut &c tns
I'D for h.ms La dnli an ent nly loni.Al L,rd
Ut 7al0Hc. - - 70
OA / II: Cleveland Toltdo3l: II S1lp w: sa
soohcrn qua nntetd s0x: C4s><: Ed ": TX
p4c A. Mail ~; 81 Bonas tx; lt!a 4th banas ~;
Tenn Il esf.
, 1860-07-06

WASHINGTON, July 5.-lhe astronomical par
II bound Tor Labrador in the Coast Survey
steamer Bibb, Lieut.. Commanding Murray. ar.
rived at Sy dney. Cape Brs.on, n Aonday evening.
Al days from New York. coaied theie and ls1t
the following evening. No ice is reported in
the straits Of Belle lsie; circumstance y l,ich
favors the progress Of the expedition reaching
its destluHilou.
Lord Lyons il going to Canada to receive the
Prince OF Wales
Gen. LINE has formally accepted the uouains~
4iop for V1cs President
, 1860-07-06

INDEPENDENCE, No., July 3.-The Santa Fe
ma'l. with dates to the 18th ult., arrived today
making the regular schedule time.
No rain has fallen in New Mexico ibis year.
and the crops gre almost entirely destroyed.
There never has been such scarcity Of
provisions and forage in that country as at
present. Corn is selling at almost any price
asked.
The troops from Utah are expected about
the last Of July, aud fears are entertained that
when they arrive it will almost create a famine.
The Savaso Indians are becoming iosolent.
and unl:ss they are chastised by the troops, will
soon make toray upon the settlements. But
few Indians were seen on the road, some Of
whom were kioHes. -Four of them examined
tue wagons very closely, but as the mail narty
was well armed, and se7en III number, no a:tack
Xaa made.
, 1860-07-06
Three Thronsa Passenger frnins


Three Through PASSENGER 'frnfns
Between lll-t,r.n md r. -. l.: -
Gounrctnx 'lirrct IN III. tiun utfos. r:- ta vim
Through Trans rom ~ We.s:at is!r- # !;:i.y -
Ne. fnFs. to.icn Eai me:s Wath r..nn a.: 1irs
Furnishing fae Lilies fer I'll" rs.'-P tr.ua.
suTTas<$d Tor sp.ed @nt ruf1t"t. hy .'.r. r.t.
E1pnrs scd .tt>t L.a:@ thrr:sh II, lIr; ;.'rSl<
without csaixe uf ca:- rr { '>r.!Es'"..
als"kinx tar* at!.rtr4, curh ;r.n. wrc,tT..
a,eepinx Cass 10 ks}'s,a anH sas !tai:, lac ttp's
daily Train. cnnn {: drrct New l.k E,,r.s, ii
East Linz c"nE~tt : l. 'Aln"E- arr, W. >h:,stca.
Through t<s-', E-r tr,yu. viii, Luu.A.I54a
ra'tn. lirk.-r+cd '.a+- rect cal ut ths Eutirr
th,'s 4.tta< .nurh tot slH:v Of 'r.xr,.r-.
tlx daily f:.4rs sst~ttn tllaiel,.:a ard Eew .e,k
Two nAt!y Truc. heiwc1o New i".t a:lI H.. -
1hrnrGh flektt.. al ~. Sast ~ ti..s d tie ~g4
trains ~
hnas to isosG: xoo1 via :ssr~ie. ro E:.t-
O. sotltk-' L!Et. H. 81 It
charge thIsI III New York.
Trtrts r.. ee uhas''G Al s7r4!te: tank il.f
DE+crS n fhr n. b. o1 tie r.r:t. =.
q Str.'r+,- on The Mi.A. in. l.r u, ..:. -
nes"rs II liz c"is:'y l.. C,s;. NV -s* -. -:
, 1860-07-06

new YoaK, July 5--As the Serenth Ree;.
ment were embsfking for their eucamp,nsnt
to-day, d cannon at the foot Of Whitehall s,reet
used for parting ssiute, burst, injuri.g Fred.
eriek Gilbert, inspector ut the wate. works;
John Uonnelly, u f eder at the 9Fi5uns oft;ce.
and JOHN WEIGH, a bostman.
Corporation Counsel Bronson has addressed
law relating to unsafe buildings is uncoustitu.
tiona1, because it authorizes the destruction of
private property without just compensation to
the oHnera
, 1860-07-06
Ohio Democratic Stale Convention,

CoIuNBrs, Ohio, July 5.-.tt the Democratic
State Convention yesterday, Geo. W. McCook
presided. T. ]. $. Saiih WIS nominated for
Supreme Judge; d. ". Ssanbaueh for Attsrney
General; Amer l.. Backus for Superintendent
of Pablic Works. They were nominated by
reclamation. Resolutions endorsing Douelas
md johnson we're adopted.
About 50 Breckinridge men withdrew from
The Convention, and met at the Neil House. A
State Central Committee was appointed: also
committee to prepare an address, to the Ohio
Democrats. Their State Convention is called
to meet IN Columbus on the second Tuesdar ia
August, to nominate State and Electoral
ticket.
The Democrats Of the 1s.h District met here
yesterday aud re- nominated Hon. S. S. Coz to
Congress unanimously. Revolutions in f.vor
Of Douglas and denounciDg the Seceders were
ndonteH
, 1860-07-06

I2uFFAl.O & AXE HURON
- HALLWAY Stoss,tt a.o tes: res,, IT, ts,a 10 .,
Train ir. * n;v:o =: "a 2.n. rt'r't 1t .;'1:a
fsss = ~ ioHs y p.n New y"x :; II. 3..;l il, =
t,o It WI cos. ectiEx ~ha y. i. Z ..-, i'll -. 4
y 7: re rain, < ing k-t. TlcAr. t: !, :: cAo
akT0iy t;c.,; E,-, ~
, 1860-07-06

ID r Y G 0 0 d S !
1t TlF1T PEE CENT. LESS THIN COST!
, 1860-07-06
II FAN ALwASs ~ I.w Ar, r,A<A- Gr"xA

s,:Is4 T.. --.--
ASK ron I!cAa;~ Es rlrT>ss;'n:.s.
TisEar isi; +; IiSE \ S;i*S !; ~: r "a.
tKEAT VEST. ~
The CO. -tl~ ~::l 80 r.. .;.r -: r-,,.,:.,,
~lsn tie sasin- t.,rr. "'>:.:..-,~ y: ,..r W.
Dy E"r t'!y- r.; a., . fr'x an: '.s .:sr"r:!
- i; a. ) E*.KS: StH1;.' s!,,.:r9.: ~ J.; ;>'''
1: III K. SsSt.y ~;: S., J. :.5s. ; 'n' i K:r.:.
.1:t.maat!. g.. '"':..x i Tn. Il r. .-,n, = lE.: H.
hrs~e e. ~. ~ ;s.:.: s'hvtn $ l':..
sIt; l.: G. .IEi"y i e.. Ev4,.r:s'. .:,: ~ ..t~-
BAN ST., 'n,'G,, T.; +. :. SIS - 49,.
acaei aeas IT, 41.n T. n. !5,I S:,lv . i'm, ',,t.
pointt In tie Wt..
The Greateae Faculties ouc,..; ter saa
Frosesti tinm ann Sretd, 'srsNs-
Anf Rcu4 "s'- - us,-: b,y:r -, so- .as
soastsass.rk in caar.r'!r-o
FleE3C HTS.
Wals!sd 10 AMI r. Pbls-l:s.itA. New l.rs i.-- ur
kea;ks: la. iae, as sa.'a,;; =; s':as. tss
The Penn JiSa':. E..i;ra' ..:e,'- ,;,..-,.r
VIA sffarit:t ~ wh4! u -o'' f...s4,t. 4: ~
Pnff on The oho. Mt"@.n1hm GrntIc., Ttuu, Hs.
oeflaho tllt'ni< -~>eitVL W'Nfhr n. ). ,r k:r.A.
Arkansas ant Ke; E;ys:: t'";enI -s. r! ,r,f
{htcaxo with >asa4,xrst 81. Fets H. AnrES. .;ru
Ae;:aaa;s n: Sh1pess earr IN. IL. s-.,re7.o4 It
ZEE tt,Ea 10 thss Comp ~ CA ri w.
nv 1hr h. I:.rs "t F,s;sh, p AZ f w.s
~ Ae cha1ttt bvatsF K, r. ''onl,,-,;..
- r :!'-a'.I T. r,a1k PACK. - " ~. sas.A Il r.
HAGcAw Eo;ss '.:st,; . Il. n,;; Nh ,.,x n,p,,o..
AEE.H& e.. Sa-2 Assot Io:,s, If 30. ). u n. ,..
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, 1860-07-06

HExr CnoF IN MrssouR1-Tbe Missouri
D*moerat Of the 4th saya:-" The prospects
NOW are that not ovsr q, 900 balss Of hsnp will
be produced tais year in Missouri great fall
Ing of-but there is large stock Of last years
hemp in planters hands, held back from tue
market"
, 1860-07-06

100 Hhds. N. o. SUGARS, Com.
4OV mon to Cho!ce, IN stort and for saia BY
PAHSOht, P4Tkla q nAakEY,
Ii 3oxtb
, 1860-07-06

The Breckinrldcite& In Missouri.
St. Louls, 'ulY Sat the breckenridge and
Lane RATIFICATION meeting this evening, which
was well attended. Senator Green made a
speech, after which, on ACCOUNT Of the Douglas
prooiivlties Of the Democratic candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, new nomi-
natio1s were made for those offices, Hancock
johnson for the former, and Monroe Parsons
fpr the latter,
, 1860-07-06
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED.
Prop otaws. Waren Mu1keson, $50 IN LUMBER Is m 18th
rrop Racine Brett Rnlc q ,ts. furniture easks pot
ust crates crcktr.. pkg. mis, u bats eoo1:. II
st ooSs xal s sp fs.. pss
bi1es t'r wa.". . bo1es chse g, ta:es tupcrie- Il
Rkss eo.e. 10 iks' quor', buggy. II chests ten,
Prop Aeme. Hatlaw'y Buffalo. 80 tore' s; ovens, 14:s
= 6a1es sac s.: Oil c ii ri ,ar. il coils Vie
Prop si:s'sas u 70 Sa: tse1 ass ae
Prop Munawk E..at. Dutat Suo Ii ,at4sea, safen,
Pop Mott Ut 1nm, KobIna 5: usph' lo1 railroad uts
Prop Alstla1y Bo5lnsop Grand 1raverre, 14s lumber
Dark 2 s!oean. Humphrey. Dufs. :'s n lumber, 50 m
sedf tf;S!ls. csppal2@, fu*s aaf 81 ,tavs,, Is
@ ST.: ;ss;ss .%ass es' g, wseG :, @
sshr Tase,, re.,.: My:sesea. 1;om ;!c. ,.mh:r, ;.
sshr i!,u,, Rs!ke. Gsan, n1ysr g lumber 1e IA a,h.
ST. f:sf s:s :5*; 19s W % = aast 100 It'll.
selr sofs'as Light uea. Bay cy. 10 lumber, 80 n
sehr$Ie j: Yca-s Mu;ssecn %, N lom.er;
c:1c1us.ce. cua<. hlam zoo, som Lumber. sa pick
e sh: e. .e2ss T s.: . :ose 1 :a. coal
sehr Piksim Htgzie. Ms;keeca. lion luns':r.
schr II. 4. Gl+. sfch ioIt S I'd y" +. curtis wood
Sctr Mou-'on, MtGnn, Au.ke: e:on. sm lun ber.
:ctr Ker ptHl~ Bs' ntr. u'.nd Tsavcr "a. in luber
sehr As'aatua II 4amer, Gana Hasen 6;m lumber, lv0n
sthr Ellen rtke. u I'd. Ka!amaz N. 'om lc:,.e-.
Scr EnttEnte 11s. fkitx MS PIER, " eds wood.
stLr' h7sttc. furpu. L.w'ener!u,rg no c',da wood.
er 6.suft, 6.,ns Tc11; Csps: e
Scl,r Telegraph. .>uyes, Grand Haven 7:m 3uM 1t.
schr r Da1t Thompson. c:eve!and. Nv IONS ca4l.
Scow Sto.r, Howard, While Lake, suul lumber.
July g.
r,cp t:hc.c1, COLIN. naIo loeo1 ha corr. 1870 b1ls
Aaur 40Uo tu wheat, brs porssions. TO las sund tc
Prop s,.n'. .z"na notb'nt. St. Jo.eth
Irop AEesh ~. BOY lnE1on- G1a: T1,yerse.
Dk Q. Morgan. HL1uph q, bld.o, tlosd 1t St. Jo-
r.r. p.sii si H9rl, Car. Bun 10. 13...s su eca:
sehr ora III nus % q St ~ esa IN u '''a
tch: Wrc1ntrG. Fus1onE. ura' haven.
Schr 1u<o!a, fer1t. Au.Eeson-
scisr Denmark. Frzse1ald; G5rrn Bay.
ScEr Magic, Ait- =" ara Gr I'D Haven.
Schr Called ni.. B4ngA MuskrEon.
Schr ts49 tlcr. iush. T~u kvera.
eci.E speed, Y.a,i'x. Mu-k+g u.
schs Marnti, Meusaw. KALAMAZOO.
Sth: rilg I'M, ttfgEir, N.rk.tbn
fchs A. h,ab ia, Hammer. Gra1d Havfn.
Schr Ell tisr. Boyd. kaRna.oo etors feed and meal
Sthr H.ke-. stalk. Buf.fo 1aS hu eorn.
echs Gertrude, II ser. BuFh il. so tu corn.
S;hr God Hnntrr CsIi* iort Colbosre sis bu corn
schr b ri. tie, Fulton. Luxembou1gh.
chr cac TIA, Lons. Cente,y!e.
Schr Telegraph. HaJa G saad Nsven.
SER Nor eft4n. snat uck. owcg,. H. go hu corr.
S, hs AtahIls Gspo.{rn. fulefs Landing.
, 1860-07-06

81: Lorls. July 5.-A Ere occurred at IIaapi.
bal. No., yesterouJ morning ut three O'Clock.
The principal losses are as follows: J. Riley,
Wholesale grocery and liquor store loss te3, 900,
insured $4,000; G. y. Csplinger's carriage re-
pository. loss s. 3,O00. insured t. .000; Go. l..
buchanan, owner Of building, loss 1900, no
lnsurance. Nicpr losses moi Aseertliuel
, 1860-07-06

INDIANAPOLIS, July 5th.-A fire last night en-.
tire'y destroyed the clothing store Of Meyer
Bros. Loss 5000; insured ior 1900. The
hardware store Of ]. 3. Wilson, adjoining, was
injured BY fire snd water.
4 man named Joe Sl,th was instantly killed
On Saturday, By blow received in m affi1y
neaz the Palmer Rouss,
, 1860-07-06
peupsyivaufa Politics.

rn1LADEtrnIA' July s.-totne,,s IFfss bit,
Committee and calls for mass meeting of the
Democrats to purge the electoral ti:ket asd cut
loose from the disunioaisis forever. 1t also
farors union Of Douglas. He'll and Lincoln
men to keep the q. c:'on out of Congress, where
Lane will certainly b. succesful.