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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
COUNTY COURT.

The County Court of Mecklenburg, held week
before last appointed the following gentlemen In
spectors of the Presidential Election to be held on
Thursday, the 9th day of November next:
Charlotte-C Overman Esq, John Springs,
Alex A Kennedy.
Harrisburg-R NJ Cochran, Esq, Jas A Query,
VIM Houston.
Hart's-Wm Maxwell, Esq, Morris, Joseph
Irwin
Rea's-Arthur Grier, ESQ., John Mcleod, Sam'l
A Boyce.
Providence-WiRiam NJ Matthews, ESQ, ELAN
Sample, VIM I Stitt
Steel Creek-W Fl Neal, Esq, Alex Grier, Jno
S Nicely. So
Norment's-stephen Wilson, Esq, j L Grier,
VI NJ Moore.
Long Creek-Andrew NJ Barry, Esq, R D
Whitley, E A McCaulay.
Deweese-Wm G Barnett, Esq, VIM Caldwell,
J Knox
Hills-saml W Caldwell, Esq, D F Dixon,
Jos j Hunter.
The following gentlemen were drawn as Jurors,
to serve at the October term of County Court:
Jas P Adams, j NJ Matthews, VIM B Neal, Fl
" Stinson, Joseph f Brown, John L Todd, J
Lowrie, s T Wriston, Lee w Rea, Hugh Beyce,
McCamey W Miller, joseph N Reid, James Wal
lace Cooper, Wilson Parks, Robt B Dunn, S FL
kirkpatrick, Elain Robinson, Thomas A Stewart,
W Griffith, Saml Caldwell, Saml B Griffith,
G F Campbell, S Fl Elliott, Williamson Wallace,
2 L Morris, Andrew D Parks, Martin Alexander,
Henderson Query, Stephen NJ Gallant John C
Alternately, l. II Blankenship, James Wallace,
Thos Hunter jr, John Bell, E + Query, VIM II
Vance.
And the following to serve at the November
term of Superior Court: .-..
c Overman, j NJ Pyron, VIM G Barnett, Jno P
Ross, John Walker, Z B d Sloan, j B Robinson,
VIM A Sossamon, J NJ Johnston, Amzi G Reid,
Jas NJ Davis, Thos Erwin, Chas 7 Norment, J
R Alexander, John G Barr, Jno w Morrow, Jno
D Kerns, VIM C Cochran, Wash w Mills, L G
Wallace, David Fl Fiddler, VIM Clanton, Thos
P G Fairs, Jno A Campbell, VIM Ewing, W NJ
Matthews, JAS j. Hoover, Jas Williams, J R
Williams, Jas Ii Davis, Henry Fl Galloway, Robt
B Hunter, Robt w Mcdowell, Cornelius Alexan-
der, David NJ Lee, John NJ Stirling.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Texas may Boast of
the first cotton of the season, and South Carolina
of her first green corn but to KernGrsville, in old
Forsyth, belongs the credit of sending off this
year, the first dried blackberries. Mr. j. H. Hes
ter, an enterprsing and wide-awake merchant of
Kernersville, shipped at this place, this week,
eight barrels of the above fruit, to Messrs Stod-
dard & Clark, of New York.-High Point Re
porter,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

REQUEST TO THE CHILDREN OF JUDGE DoUG-
LAs.-By the death last week of the mother of
Judge Douglas first wife, who was Miss Martin,
of North Carolina his two boys, his only children,
come into possession Of large fortune The
Judge has been sent for by his connections in
North Carolina, and after his New England tour
will probably visit the old North State
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
10000 worth Ready-made Clothing
Selling Off at Cost.

The subscribers respectfully inform the people of
Charlotte and vicinity, that they intend closing out
the balance of their entire NEW STOCK of GENTS
WEARING APPAREL, by the lst of September, to
make room for new and large supply of Fall and
Winter Goods.
j. ROTHCHILD & BRO.
0ne Door below Drucker & Heilbrun.
July II, 1860. Ct Har. s
n. B-As this Firm intends Increasing their Bust
10 Charlotte and not finding their present loca
ton large enough they have this day rented the Fine
Store Room No. A. GRANITE ROW, at present occn-
pied by Mr. Treoar, where they will open by LIST OF
September, entire NEW STOCK of READY MADE
CLOTHING suitable for Fall and Winter Trade.
Aug. Z. j. ROTHCHILD & BRO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
DIED..

In this county the 27th ult., Miss Martha Eliza
beth, daughter of VIM. and Mary Hutchison, aged %
years.
In this county, the 18th of june at the residence
of Mrs NJ P. Springs Salle Jane infant of Rev. S. G.
and Mrs NJ. B. Pharr, aged one year and months.
In CASTOR county, on the oath ut Benjamin, son of
David A. and L. Jenkins, aged years.
In Union county, the 9th June John N. Hill
of James Hill, aged % years.
In Moore county, on the 18th ut Mr. John A Ray,
lately a student al Davidson College.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

BACON has offered freely and the market is we'll
supplied-hog round l2@
FLOUR has advancing tendency-we make a slight
advance in quotations for Extra.
WHEAT remains at former quotations with slight
advancing tendency. Not mnch Offering
CoTToS None neutrality-suspicious. nominal
Corn in demand at 95 cents.
But few transactions in produce of any kind during
the past week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

A Coon IDEA.-A home for aged men, is a
new notion just originated in Boston, and which
will soon be practically realized, as 10000 have
been subscribed in few days, out of $4,000
needed. The institution is intended for such aged
men born in Boston, whom the reverses of bust
ness or loss of means of support have thrown upon
the charity of strangers, or the care of impover
ished relations M
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
MEcKLENBuRG coUNTY--oFFIc1AL.

MECKLENBU COUNTY ---OFF1C1AL.
1t will be seen by the following that Gov. Ellis
has majority of 5l7 in Necklenburg county, be-
ing clear gain for Ellis of ZIG votes over the
majority Bragg received over Gimer, and only &c
less than Ellis maj over MeRae.
The vote between Ellis and McRae was no test of
the strength of parties in the. State, nasmuch as
McRae ran as democrat, and of course did not
get the full vote of the Opposition party. The
Raleigh Register, the organ of the opposition par
ty of the State, takes the Bragg and Gilmer vote
for comparison; and it is certainly fair to do SO,
for in the Ellis and McRae contest Gov. Ellis re-
ceyed many whig votes which no one expected
him to receive this time
Mecklenburg has done her duty nobly-all hon
or to her good and true Democracy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
NOTICE.

will sell, a credit, at the Court Housein Char
iotte, Tuesday the 2lsf of August SIX LIKELY
NEGROES, belonging to the Estate of John I. Reid,
decd. Terms made known on day Of sale.
nG All persons indebted to sad Estate are request
ed to make payment and all those having claims
against said Estate requested to present them with
in the time prescribed by law.
/. N. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
Juy "a 1850 st
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

We have made up the above losses and gains from
official and unofficial reports-comparing the present
vote with the Bragg and Glmer vote Much of it was
figured up the of going to press, and no doubt
there some errors. At any rate it is probable the
official will make considerable change in the
above calculations,
Gains are reported for Ellis in Nash, Wilson. and
some other Eastern counties.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

HAIL SToRM.-We learn that destructive
hail storm visited the western portion of our Dis
trict on Thursday last doing much damage to the
crops in its course. The plantation of Mr. III. H.
Gooch, we understand sustained great injury
Lancaster Le7qer Au0 Isl
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 70 Of land ly
ing the waters of Rocky River, about two miles
from Mount Mourne. There is about 40 or so acres
of good bottom land with abundance of good timber
thereon Persons wishing 10 purchase would do well
to call soon and examine the land for themselves, as
am determined to sell. MILTON OSBORNE.
July 81, 1860. St
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

bS- A gentleman in Albany, Ca, proposes to
fight negro man, 81 years old, against John &.
Hoenan, the great prize fighter, for FIVE hundred
or ten thousand dollars a side. If the Georgia
gentleman don't mind he will insult Mr. Heenan.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

THE FIRST SHERIFF.-Jonas Cline, Esq, Sher-
if of Catawba county, settled his taxes with the
Comptroller on the 9th of July.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
SHERIE'FS.

Gaston-Jos Lnsk 1885, Fronebarger 283
Cataw ba-Robinson 669, Alternately $50.
Union-C Austin is elected Collins. Poll Aus
tin S23, Collins COS.
Oumberland-McNeilI 1914, Roberts 96s.
New Hanover-W Vann elected over E d Hall
present incumbent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
NOTICE.

The valuable property formerly the residence of R.
P. Warning Esq, containing about acres, viii be
sold Tuesday of October Court if not sold privately
before that time Persons wishing to buy examine
will call upon w. A. OWENS, Attorney
Aug. T. 1860. 42-ln
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

CONSTANT success shows US but one side of the
world for it surrounds US with fatterers who viii
tell us only our merits, and siences our enemies,
from whom alone we might learn our defects.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

NORTH CAROLINA CoLLEGE.-The first Annual
Catalogue of this Institution, located at Mount
Pleasant, n c., has been sent us by friend. Il
was founded by the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rev ID. H. BittIe, is the President The total
number Of students during the year was 81.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

OREGON ELEcTIoNs-It would appear by the
latest news from the Pacific, that the Democrats
have secured majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature, and that Mr. Shields, Democrat, is
elected to Congress over Mr. Logan, Republican.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
LOST.

In Charlotte between towh aud my residence,
pair of GOLD SPECTACLES in ged Morocco Case.
The finder will please hand them to leave them
at this Office. c. T. ALEXANDER.
Aug I. $780, 2t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

IA We return thanks to Mr. s. Morris of Gas
ton county, and to Mr. Joel Rushing of Union
county, for clubs of subscribers
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

1--WE learn that the speech which was made by
Mr. Fox of Charlotte, in reply to Mr. Pool last
week. or account of its grossness and dscourteous-
ness to Mr Pool and the respectable body of peo-
pie who will support him, has disguised many who
would have voted for Gov. Ellis, and that they
will now vote the AID valorem ticket Sateseaie
cypress.
The Express has learned what is not true, both
in regard to the character of Mr. Fox's speech and
its effect upon the audience. A gain for Ellis in
Mecklenburg county of 1l6 don't look much like
the people we're ''dsgusted' and resolved to 'vote
the ad valorem ticket" The people of Mecklen-
burg are too well informed to be misled by the
demagosical appeals of Pool and Speed, or by the
numerous SANDERS circulated against Gov. Ellis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

sar We return our thanks to Mr. Bradberry,
Conductor on the N. G. Road, and to Mr. j. w.
Mehaffey, Mail Agent, for election returns from
the East.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

LABOR LosT.-It is amusing to see how in
dustriously the opposition working to make
the impression that Douglas is the democratic can
didate, and that Douglas is the man. They will
find their labor lost, and they we'll know they are
playing deceptive game. If the opposition will
declare their intention to support Douglas, they
might find some democrats who would believe
their assertions, but as the scheme is understood
and exposed, they had as well go to work for their
own candidates, Bell and Everett, and let Doug
las alone Breckenridge will beat the whole crowd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

Ia Hon. James b Clay, (son of Henry Clay,)
has declared his determination to support Brock
inridge for the Presidency. In a published letter
he says:
81 cannot conceive how any portion of the De-
mocracy of Kentucky can fail to give their sup
port to Breckenridge, the man of our own State
and standing upon the very principles enunciated
by our State Convention of the 9Th of January
last; besides, my mind is very clear upon the point
that democratic votes cast for any other candidate
must inure in the first place to the benefit OF Bell
and Everitt, and finally to that of Lincoln"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

will be found below We take the vote between
Bragg and Giln,er, in 1856, for comparison:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

ALABAMA CRoPs.-A friend at Union Springs,
Ala, writes to us as follows, under date of 18th of
July:
Il send you lock of Cotton plucked from my
farm on the l4th inst. Crops, considering the
serious drOuth, are very good. If no disaster oc-
ours an average crop of Cotton will be made and
corn enough at least for home consumption.
breckenridge and Lane are sweeping everything
out this way. Many of the oppositonsts are Civ
ing them hearty support"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
SUPERIOR COURTS.

The Fall Terms of the Superior Courts in this
Circuit will be held as follows-Judge Dick to
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
sa- The New York Herald, speaking of the

sa- The New York Herald, speaking of the
Presidential election, says:
"The best thing that Mr. Douglas and Mr. john
son can do, and the best thing that Mr. Bell and
Mr. Everett can do in this crisis, for themselves,
their friends, and their country, is to withdraw
from this Presidential canvass so as to remove all
distractions to fair fight between Lincoln and
Breckenridge, the only two candidates for Presi-
dent that will be heard of in the electoral vote of
the Union"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

FATAL ACCIDENT.-We learn that on Friday
of last week, in Steel Greek, negro man belong
ing to DIR. j. VI. Strong, was killed by tree fall
ing upon him. The man was engaged in cutting
the tree down, and in falling it lodged against
another tree; after disengaging it, it fell and
caught the negro's leg crushing it so badly as to
cause death in few hours afterwards.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06

NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE AT
Charlottesville first Annual Catalogue of this
Institution has been laid upon our table. The
Faculty consists of Maj. d. II. Hill, Qate Brevet
Major U. S. Army,) Superintendent, with four
assistants in the various branches of study taught.
The Academic Session opened on the first of
October last, with 60 Cadets and three Professors
The Institution now, at the close of the first
Session, numbers over 40 members; and the corps
of instruction has been doubled. A large number
of the Cadets are from the State OF North Carolina
yet there are among them representatives from
nearly every Southern State The superior qualif-
cations of Major Hill furnish ample security to
those who may wish to patronize a Military
Institution that the very best instruction and
discipline will be combined in the management of
the North Carolina Military Institute.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-06
REMARKS.

(NoTE.-Grain is sold by weight-Corn Sc lbs, p'
bushel Wheat 60 bs Rye go lbs Oats 80 lbs and Pea
lbs p. 2. g. F.
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Receipts of Produce.

Forwarded from vcksburg by Raroadf
81 so e s
6 z bb apples Dq5y &so5l do % BIS onions
a seas Brlss ssEs onions ek
sSaceo snyshe do s9oinsoR Ssoteo Ism laFa
WEE sss ee ss f0efss poo d
bSs Moore SEQ e BY, sPP s TO z I'M
5ss soap freaa Gesnrie ai6 DO
cotton IN p9en sowes z ss 5 . 81 q
potatoes bbs apples bbls heets hhs cabbage Deh9ndo
Ss 9df Hour a ssS S as onions ogS Gssa
1 81 Pss Ind os
Kenne 10 hbds tobacco ll9 scks oats Bnddeee
4 &eo-l boz Col Myers--fundries 10 order
yIcKsBURG- Per steamer Maguelia 267 bales cotton 10
Watt &co-2Oo Henderson Peale 22a Citizen, Smedes &cS-
. Bqfae a sapS1 cSsne 5c Mgs s e.
lii Seo1i2s Slar Cobb &ee Harding Abbay \ Morehess
81 Payne Harrison D Carroll &es 81 Coleman Brit
way IS Jaeson A5y Catering
Pasae Ks ii5ss
e Thorli sec 81 Hughes ylesied &co26 Mnriock
Foley, Avery &eo--Is ii 1 j NJ Allen keo Male SEQ
= ea P M5s Z F saResr ds
Lewis oslesny Wood Low Patton sni, 4 fat, I'M
ienberssr eo~s5 hdes Holden to OrderTo.
1 tai 34ia bales cotton
asksen ~ BsRe snsn ~ s
ny ISL J.Waft &col55 onnelly seol43W urqnhArt
ls5 " Estl,n &eolsO Payne \ IIasonl9s q Wright 4
coes Byns Vance aeos9 Nugens &s92 fe, 70
eo4T Mcfarland Bafksdaie- AZ Ar Mltenheg ward
&co-S3 Rotrhof, Brown &cc 81 TloFnhH &ctS0 do
Hy Sheppard j30 Carroll Hoy 1co % Green Crnlp25
Broadweli Haynes25 No Leofe Rayburn &coa Coleman
lron Nherl9 Lewis ogeshy- 10 Hughes, liylessed
eco- Ii NJ Allen 10 Block, MeAiee sco- IL DO
NGie Eco 10 Knox Il Higgins Gordon CASTILLO do
Free, &co3 Winston Morrison &cosundries 10
order-Totai 3l4i bales cotton.
BAYOU SARAPet steamer Crosse Tete99 bales cotton to
Payne Hafrison-Ss Prtchard FowetS2 do Slaughter
Smith Il Shotype72 Hawkins Eorwood6S Wright Il Allen
80 Levi CO.'S Aalle &eoso ffisFson, ConS ay 6eo26
Liz Montgomery Hall q Anrren Gilmore Neo
Levy Dister IL ID Kelly &coS Carroll &co-s do
Ward Hunt &eos Fellowes &cS Aieitoe Vet do ltyrne,
Vance Acct Harris Watt Heol0 II &ngent &eo--
is hhds sugar Roman Kernoni2 do 4 AarananS-h bls
aolnses Bruguel hides Dasilva &co bales jeans
enurd orderfota 6S2 bales cotton
| DoNALDsONyILLE- steamer Lafoltrehe-s hid,
sugar Braud Landry bbl 2S hhds
Foley Avery &eo 10 haea ose,ar Haydell3 hide
| Louis surle-sundries to order.
QUARANTINE STATION Per steamer Acadia-63 Sack
rice Il Aartin-suilries 10 order.
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Imports.

GALVESTON Per steamship Florida ITO head cattle In
hem & Nehle-6 bbfs ink r Geddes
INBIANoLA AND GALVESTON = Per steamship oraba
So head cattle Inbean Mehe pkgs lea Valentine &eo
$3.50 in specie FRANKIE 4 Danneel-snndries to order
NEW YORK Per ship Far West-Assorted mdse- con-
signees previously reported
BOSTON Per ship Martha Ward Assorted mdse--
signeee previously reporedTI5 turs ice TO Smith &co.
BOSToN-Per ship G Paen-Assorted midst cOnsignees
previously reported-ST5 ice to I. Warner AGO.
NEW YoRk-Per chip Cerro Gordc-Assorred mdse.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Florida from Galvestonr and Mrs South
wood Mrs Douglass Mrs Mitchell Mrs Harwell, G. Bullock
! y, Herndon, Miss A. G. Denoysn Celt9n oolsman ] D
mons f. Thenenan Lynch, T. Ford, II. Cunningham VIM
Davis John Davis J. A. Miller. H. Riley John Franc SEQ
Par ship Far West, from New York-I0 steerage.
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ReIoxv-.--comtng Up.

Ship Belewood, Beish days I'm New York W Hynson
AGO.
Ship China Virgins I'm liverpool July 2lst, to master.
Ship Maritana Williams, I'm Boston, to u w Hynson &co--
cargo gil tuns ice ] l. Warner &eo.
Bark Stephenson, Somlners, I'm New York TO oeeVy
Farwsl,
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WHISKY, .Abou, 50 bills sold Of which 25 Reeited
at &c. and % Raw at 25e. q gallon
rREIGHTS market insetive Vessels or she berth
for Liverpool ang up with Cotton at ill6d and Tor AaSFs
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steamboats,.

Magnolia, Phelps, I'm viekshurg.
GharIner, Wilson, I'm Vioksburg.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid I'm Bayou Sara
California, hopkins. fin Mobile,
I.afourche, Uugas, I'm charlottesville.
Acadia, Vincent i'm Quarantine Station.
Towboat VI Whann Heaton, I'm the Pasesowed down and
TO tbs 9Th inst ship john 4 Aibert-brough up
shps Far West, Seraiina and Prme,a Alicante.
Towboat Junus Bcebe Andrews, I'm the Passewent down
Ight--bronght up ships Martha Ward q Patten and
Cerfo Goruo,
Towbaat Ocean, IaPlacc FIN scCalls Flawent down light
brought up ship Mouutaineer.
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50 hhis. disposed OF from FIRST and
second hsads ged prices Fair Fully Fair
ahc q Il.
M0IAssESss. We did net hear OF a sale.
RL0U The market quiet holders claiming
amef pers. The sales confined about
including 800 snperne in at 50 25 100 Extra al 80 80
I25 50 10 100 Choice 81 80 foni lois az Is 4 hb
GRAIN.i IN Cora prices further advanced about &c. and
noticed sales u 1860 sacks comprising 100 yellow
Mixed l220 Yellow and Yellow Mixed in four lots at
3l5 White Mixed IN lots Soc basle OF Oats
st. Louis lske OF which BIO ii Alc 40
Choice and 55 Large sacks lsc Black At
s5e 4 bashel Bran heard Of soi comprising
l 81 TO- 1000 IN three lots 81 l2s a0 al 81 Is
ii 40 ms.
sales included 100 b4les Western al SIS and 100
at so u ION.
sEgAf 0ATs-..A LOT Of IS bales taken SIS Il ton
Rh0EIk[oSS.. The tfahsacticus Ia Pork confined To
iai iets ss2ss22 80 bbl chiefly he
o sE lets selling ssc. for Shoulders
fer aihss6 sides ard l5e5s@e = Clear sides Lard
I'd nos isaE Of sale Of my consequence.
cory naiiced aies Of 1876 bags comprising
2Sat lfe ist IA54e, s7 at iss and 100 at I5c. a n.
GIN NJ bales Extra lieesg sold
Tbs sales eaunsisad bulls. Pink Eyes at
81 IS and leOn adshaunoess al 3 se9s2 % = bbl
GREEN AgrLEs.,s,We hard Of 20 Ibis sod at about
sSeSs p o bL
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TTALtAE MARBLE, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS
Reined and Pure W hite For sale by
BARELLI 4 CO.,
BiS " 81 sfrea.-
puRE OLD RYE wfaIsakY-lc bBis. OF supo
A. rior and paro quality. in store ard for sale BY
tszi = JONES + "a 81 fsrSrier
DEAGa BRANDY--Afe few barrels old and nnra Acc
= mack Peaah Brandy, IN sters for sale b
seil s tAS&s = Ca Oh 9fravier 4trAas
II oEs-bak Kite slad. for sale by
h S. WOLFF,
Eusa corner GfaYer and New Leyee sss
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CATTLE Ar Z 3 7.

JEFFERSON CITY, september 10, 1860.
There uotate hand Some aep Western and
TEXAS Cattle y Hogs Is Mich Cows sr 200 ves Cattle have
arrived
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BRASIIEAR CITY, September TO- 1866 hales 10 L
Boudfeau-l62 head cattle and sIndries 10 order.
P0NTGHARTRAIN.
MoBuE-Per steamer oFescn--9 bales cotton Bradley, VII
SON &co5 do Black Byingtoui gins pkgs mdse ID Pratt
Ia Converse Kennet26 do 70 hbs whisky and siries
10 order.
MOBILE steamer California; gin mill II May &ct
"a do PIai--2 gins Walker &co-sundries to order.
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- bUhWhy NTrHHBtnAtETs
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at o'clock
A. NJ, In lien Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
fromsl2 NJ. until IL 7. NJ
From after Sunday the 9Th May the Cars will leave
either end of the Read every halfhou from o'clock r NJ
nnnl O'Clock p. NJ.
Tho Horse Car will make special trips from the Lake
at night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceiye due notice.
omnbusses leave Canal the Depot every i've min
utes.
nBPasengcrs earnestly requested procure their tick
at the office under the Depot Cheeks return tickets
myI q, PANpELY, Superintendent.