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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

DEATH OF n. d. MEEK.-The Butte Record
OF June 9th, says; Capt. n. D. Meek. an
esteemed citizen, formerly resident of Ma
rysville, died, somewhat suddenly, yesterday
morning, of lung fever, at Forbestown, where
he had been resididg for month or so past.
He body will be brought to Oroville, and
his funeral will take place to day, at P. NJ.
under the direction Of Table Mountain Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons, of which he wa
an esteemed and influential member"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

PANoRAMA.-Tirren & Co.'S Panorama of
California will have its first representation in
this city, tomorrow evening. 1t has been
exhibited in San Francisco and Sacramento to
immense audiences and is highly spoken of
by the press of those cities 1t will be seen
from the advertisement, that the prices of
admission have been reduced.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

TuEArER-At the theater last evening,
Billy Birchs famous Minstrel troupe gave
their farewell entertainment prior to depart
ing ou their tour around the world The
house was full and the audience manifested
their delight by rounds of applause.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

BRowN's SAMPLE RooMs.-We sampled a
nice beverage at Browns, yesterday, and
supposed it something extra, gotten up Tor
our especial benefit, but friend who was
with us, and who was better posted than we,
assured us that it was an average sample of
Browns mixtures
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

ONE of the last discoveries in the applica-
tion of the Daguerrean art is that of the
transfer of Photographic portraits to porce-
lain surfaces. The inventor Of this new
method is a German residing in this city.
where he has been very successful in the
practice of the art-N Y Tribune
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

AT the recent county seat election in Falls
Clty' Kansas, two men, named Meek and
Davis, were present to preserve order. They
soon began to quarrel, and, although sepala-
tea oy friends, managed to fire a number of
sno's at each other during the afternoon,
none OF them, however, taking effect. At
iast' after prowhng about town with loaded
pistols in search of each other, they met and
hred; both shots took effect, one man dying
at once, the other lingering, but past recov-
cry.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

TIE law recently passed by the Legisla-
ture of Maryland for the suppression of lot
teries, is very severe. 1t makes a violation
of the code against lotteries punishable by a
fine for each offense of not less than 5000 nor
more than $1,000, and imprisonment for not
les than three nor more than twelve months.
There will nevertheless be a supply of lot
terry tickets in Maryland equal to the de-
mand
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

A SoRIMMAoE.- the window Of our
sanctum, yesterday, at about II o'clock, NJ,
we looked forth into the front door of the
What Cheer House, and beheld a sight well
calculated to suggest an item. 1t was moth
ing more nor less than fight between the
landlord and one of the walters. Up and
down, to and fro, hither and thither went the
combatants-the crowd rushed in from all
quarters,-female voices mingled in the din,
in vain endeavoring to suppress the fury Of
the contending parties and all bedam APP
peared to be let loose The battle was as
brief as it was vigorous, and ended without
any particular damage to either party. The
trouble was a disagreement about wages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

STILL THEY CoME.-The Dutch ship Bello-
ma, which arrived at San Francisco Thurs
day from Hongkong, brought four hundred
and thirty Chinese. This arrival swells the
number of Chinese immigrants who have ar
rived in California, since the first of last
monsh, to three thousand, seven hundred and
seventy-two.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

S. F. AND NJ. RAmRoAD.-W. F. Hicks f.
Co. have published in pamphlet form the re.
ports of the Board of Directors and Chief
Engineer of the San Francisco and Marys-
vile Railroad Company at the last annual
meeting of stockholders, together with map
showing the various railroad routes in the
State, projected, or in progress. We are in
Pebted to the Company for copy of the
pamphlet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

IcE.-TO J. T. Dickey & Co., ice dealers,
corner of Second and C Streets We are in
debted for n glorious chunk of ice, furnished
our office yesterday. We understand that
these gentlemen intend keeping on hand,
hereafter bountiful supply of the article.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

SLoUGH BEYOND SIMPSON 'sFERRY We learn
that the water in the Slough beyond Simp
sons Ferry, has subsided, and that there is
no difficulty in crossing whatever. Carriages
are continually passing over.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

HATs-Daley says, in his advertisement,
." If you want fine hat, 60 to Daley's" A
great many men do go daily to Daley's, and
Daley daily proves his assertion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

ARTICLES Of incorporation have been filed
in the Office Of Of the Secretary of State in
favor of Eyerts, Wilson & Co., and in favor
of the Humboldt and Trinity Plank and
Turnpike Road Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

AT the District Court in Downieville, on
the 9th inst, a meeting of the Bar was held,
and resolutions past, as a tribute of respect
to the memory of Henry Meredith. 1t was
resolved that the usual badge of mourning
be worn for thirty days
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

FAvoRs.-Ihe Express companies will re
ceive our thanks for favors extended to US
during the past week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

FouRrH OF july BALL.-By reference to
our advertising columns, it will be seen that
a grand Fourth of July Ball will be given at
SWANS Ranch, on the Forbestown Road, six
teen miles from Marysville SWANS Ranch
is delightful spot to go to, pleasant drive
from the city, and has attractions besides of
no ordinary character We doubt not, the
ball will be we'll attended.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

HocHsTADTER & BRo.-We would call the
attention of the reader to the advertisement
house. They have on hand large and com
plete assortment Of everything in their line.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

METROPOLITAN CfRcUs.-This establishment
performes in this city on tomorrow evening.
OF course, there will be rush.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

SUPPOSED suIoIDE-J. p Vanderlooy, who
took morphine in San Francisco on Wednes-
day with the intention. as is supposed, Of
putting an end to his existence, died in that
city Thursday afternoon from the effects of
the poison. He was a German, and aged "a
years. He is said to have been lately much
depressed in spirits in consequence of pecuni-
ary difficulties and bad health
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

New GOLD DIscoyERY.- gold diggings
have just been discovered in Plum Valley.
Sierra county. The gold, says the Sierra
Democrat, is contained in a bank of queer
formation-somewhat resembling rotten
wood, smooth when rubbed in the hand, and
having but little grit. 1t yields gold boun-
tifully. The discovery gave rise to a deal of
excitement in the southern part of the coun-
ty, and the lead has been staked and claimed
for a mile.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

The British Consul wishes to obtain infor-
mutton Of VIM. NJ. Lehman. Isaac Carter and
Robert Gray stanibank, natives of England.
They have al resided in this State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

DrAD.-coPt M. 7. Sparrow, one of the
pioneers OF Stockton, died in that city on the
4th inst lie had been resident of that
place since ls49.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

CASE OF JUDGE TERRY-The application of
change Of venue in the case of Judge Ter
ry, indicted for the killing of D. c. Broder-
lex in duel, was argued Friday in the
Fourth District Court, at San Francisco.
Judge Campbell, acting District Attorney,
appearing for the people, and Messrs Hoge
and Crittenden for the applicant The mat
ter was taken under advisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

Nor GUmTY-In Downieville, last week,
of WIN. Kelly, and found not guilty
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

A FORCED LoAN.-Latest advices from Mex
leo brought from Mazltlan, state that Gen.
Alvarez was in the field at the head of 6O00
troops and marching upon the capital. His
son, Don Diego Alvarez, had turned aside
with detachment to punish band of sedi-
tious fellows who were commanded by the
curate of San Marcos, at which place they
had pronounced and had slain General Toro
and Capt. Manriques.
Durango was evacuated by the Conserva-
tves on the 9th of May. Before evacuating,
their commander, Ramirez, exacted forced
loan o! forty odd thousand dollars. Among
the sufferers was Mr.. Henry Tuttle, an En-
/ gllshman, who was assessed $4,000 He re-
fused to pay and was dragged from his house
and imprisoned. The next day eompanv
of Conservatives presented themselves at the
house of Mr. Tuttle and asked the clerk for
/ $4,000 which he refused to give without an
order from his employer, upon which they
broke open the door and pundered $4,000
In like manner they imprisoned Mr.. Angus
tine Martin, the French Consul, Mr. German
Delius, German; Mr.. Labarth, an English
man; six Spaniards and several Mexicans-
OF these gentlemen some paid the demand
while others refused, and were violently
despoiled of their means as Mr.. Tuttle was
Those who absolutely refused were then
placed among the soldiers and made to march
with the troops toward Cuencame. Their
names are Messrs. Martin, Grimaldo, Hebia,
Olagaray, Bengecha, Ortolaza, Labarth and
another.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
HARDY'S
CELEBRATED PATENT
Anti Friction Axle Crease

Anti-Friction Axle Grease.
HAVING been appointed SOLE AGENTfor this cell
III ebrated article, am prepared to supplv tba
trade on the most liberal terms. Depot As Second
Street, Marysville.
This article effectualy PREVENTS FIRING or
WHEELS, and in every respect superior TO anv ob
er article in use for all kinds of Wagons
Stages, Drays heavy bearings, water wheel gudgeons
Rollers on inclined PLANES, heavy Journals where
there is fast notion and all other kinds of Macbiner
other kind of grease when it can be applet.
tits Unaffected by Heat or Cold,
The great economy and advantage arising from
its use will at once be Observed as single trial 10
sufficient to exhibit to the consumer saving Of nj
least 20 per cent Put up in all sized packages from
two pound can to a half barrel.
Prepared expressly for the climate of California
and sold by S. &. WILLIAMS
las Second Street
~ Look for the name, "Hardys Patent Axle
Grease" on every can, none other is genuine
je106
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

A shock of an earthquake was distinctly
teit at Marirosa on the lst inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

FROM WAsnINGToN.-A dispatch from
Washington dated May 18th says: The
Covode Committee are still engaged in in
vestigatng what appliances, if any. were
employed to effect the passage Of the lie
compton bill. 1t is said that Attorney Cen
eral Black will be examined Tomorrow F.
" Walker; of Brooklyn testified to day that
Mr. w endell never made a contract or agre-
ment with him to assist in passing that or
the English BILL although Mr.. Wendell paid
81 500 at the close of the last session, but
for what purpose does not appear.
The House Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads, decided in favor of Colonel
Butterfeld, and instructed a bill to be repor.
ted, granting him the postal contract. He
designs touching at twelve points on the
Mexican Gulf The bill will provide for a
weekly mail at 100000 per year. The
Committee also took up Mr. Humphreys bill
appropriating $l5O,OOO for a post Office and
site in Brooklyn, and unanimously instructed
the Chairman to report it to the House
without recommendation on the subject, the
Committee being divided.
The following named gentlemen voted
with the Republicans, ousting Mr.. Cooper
Democrat, out of his seat, which was after
WaTds given 10 MT lloMaluj hePUollcah -
Messrs. Adams and Anderson, Kentucky; Da
Wis and Harris, Maryland; Etheridge ant
Maynard Tennessee; Dickinson aud Swartz
Pennsylvania, and Gilmer, North Carlona.
This is the first contested case decided thi
session.
For more than an hour to day the Hous
was nearly deserted, owing to the member
going to the Senate to hear Mr.. Douglas -
Every seat in the spacious galleries was oc
cupied, while the floors of the chamber wer
crowded with those having the privilege c
| admission inclndinr the q fnreirn mi tni. .tnrs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
WIN. -ABBOTT,
"a ID STREET,
RnuAesao 1U,o So NsoV.nUne WInfQI

Opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel,
INVITES attention to his stock of II E q H
4 q a Ek =. He has now on hand and viii receive
by every Steamer, from his agent in Havana the oi-
lowing brands:
FIGAR0-ReG2lia Britannica;
Ell CINTO DE 0RI0N-Regala de Lonores
La Matilda -Regalia EsparterOi
PumariagO-Regalia de Londresi
Pnar del RiO-Regalia Espartero
Rosalia-Regalia de Londresi
La Espanola-Regalia de Londre;
opolita-Regalia de Londrei
Fantropa-Regalia de Londrei
Rio Sella-Regalia Britannica;
Forea-Regalia Espariero;
La Loteria-Regaa Esparteroi
La Sevillano-Regalia Espartero;
Flor de Castilo-Regalia Britannica
La Fab lola Regalia Britannica;
La Sealtad-Regalia Britannica tna
Pima del Rio-Regalia Espartero
Cambio por Oro-Regalia Britannica;
La Alhambra-Regalia Britannica
La Flor de Ynclan-Regala Britannica;
New York and California made Cigars
German, Swiss and Manila Cigars
Smoking and Chewing TobGcco, all bEands
Genuine Mersham Pipes, Cigaritos Cards, MatchesS"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
je1 1m] At San Francisco PRICES.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

FATAL AocDENT-The Marposa Star says
that little girl, two or three years of age,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maskel, at the
Benton Mills, on the Merced fell accidentally
into kettle of boiling water, on Sunday
evening, May 9th, while at play. The poor
little sufferer fingered until the following day
when death relieved her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

HICKOK & CO., O.,....................P .PROPRIET0Rs
SATURDAY, June 9h 1860.
Lawson Sand Flat Mrs Richie San Juan
c Willis " Yocum Suter
A Ewalt " I Cotton Huncut
Whitesde Parks bar r Dockery La Porte
II White Dry Greek ii Tilden Sutter
Wilson & San Juan Heedles Timbuctoo
Barns Dry Cfeek Sweet Cash creek
d Williams San Juan j McMahan Z"
Miss Fox " NJ b Griffin
A sherman W Colusa NJ Webster Shasta
o Larling Red Dog Nj Manay 0roville
] McCue San Juan N Soggs Nevada
o S McMulen Nevada Ward & | NY
Rev 4 Buell. San Francisco L AIegnegg
Sameson San Juan D Wheeler city
Il NJ DaFgett II Riotan Sacramento
G Buell. & Birchvie G Hyde Pit Hill
NJ Darwal Youngs Hill VIM Friend Sutter
w ii Emnor Pen Valley NJ Finley N Y
II Danchey
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
Marysville Shooting Gallery.

THE undersigned having re-cstahl,shoa 49,,
Il completely rehtted the well known sHo0TINS
GALLERY, near the corner of D and Third stre, y,
now ready to receive the public. 9''es's' iS
All his arrangements are perfect, and evor,, .t,u
viii be conducted in the most approved stv, =. y
conceded to be one of the best fitted up Galleries in
The state, no expense having been spared To ma n n
pleasant place Of resort. W '""Ae IL
II III II Ii An
aaehed to the Gallery superbly arranged, and the
LIQUORS Of the choicest kinds e' ""u 'ue
the undersigned is under obligations for the mast
patronage Of his friends and hopes still 10 desir,e
their good will and friendship. " u'se''e
I'"'"S J.E BROPHY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

The San Francisco Gazettee says that up
to Thursday evening, the treasurer of the
war fund reports the contributions to have
been S4,0l7 50-$2,OOo of which had been
forwarded and the receipt Acknowledged.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
FRESH sTRAWRERRIES

Ep ECEIYED DAILY, and all kinda % pp,,,,e,
their season. at Wholesale and retail Al tbe III
FRUIT DEPOT, ~ street, next door 10 Post 0aico
GE0, LAWS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14
Mufgepabt st. panler !
&ein 6umbua!

) psnute, (samfae) Abenb, ben IA. Sasaar, Ben SUBJ
an, uirb Der l1nter3eidnete einen treeae atsn Qun91 H.
Rebeub in s~ebraenen 5ubnera ". I. ~, nit, trtfenbem
3ueemiie, nerabfoleeul laNfu, psjnlt 10 ale faue 6rtunbt,
uno Geini&meder aufs Greunbli@fe eiulabet.
"a Gin 9utes @las 8ier unb Of6oftr Bein wirb
bic mid 8efa4tnben II reer 1bat,sfet ntalttn. atr20
~&s : ar,>= r@epreBful@~ r.
- gum .8tQepebtre Gallon"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

"a Rersen, Senntas Ra9n,ittaa, @aereb Concert
unb %aussaeidnetes 2asfrbitr in pm. Refers .pitts-
burg Brauerei." Gag, eieb@en, piQf Du nod mebr2
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

yefNy%AtStt WI "Ve1tuEl SNpeus ~ bIutu tIuHueI uSb9S
naticnaltn Gbarater gu 9eten, Die 8t9ierun9 that's
ia&li& NIT ibr In 2gerfinoun9 ~ tringen, unc fe
grade trait Der Contribution nit @epalt In neue @e<
biete gu itertra9en. gDir 4aben 9elebeu, ME in Elm
@ebiet tpierertolt, I'M, he @tlapertt In bafelte ~
perpFan3en, tepaffnete lgaapen etnpran9en, peren
auitrettn turd Gepatttdtietttit, Betrus unp jeoes
gerbrtden te3fi4tet mar; nit. BADEN 9teben, wie
ipdter, uut oerape cine 'entgegengeebte Abii&t aus3u<
iiabren, etlidRe rptnise desperate @enl&en, muir 3uuobl
In jentr .S&ule Fer l@eralt er3p8tn, bic Ginri&tun9
in tinent iounerdnen Staate an9riien unb bic trauri9e
Bufe iIr ibr gertredtn litten. e9npem mir ale
5baten prr l1neeieslidfet oeroomn,en; uno ionoblsb bic
.eon(itutionelen Redte, nie bic Bobliabrt, Gintru&t
iuap Strait unitrer Bruoeritaaten adten. fSunen mir
meier gu lem Gini&reiten 9e9en bic Sdaserti tn ben
SStaaten nod 3u Der tueiteru Ausbebuuu9 zines Sn>
ffttllts tn freies @ebiet uniere Gin.piQisun9 79ebe., pas
IS oftnbar llniiderbeit unp @amd&e I'M @tiolse bat.
Miaueiota, ert itit d tarsr Sci. aufgtnpmntn in
ben Bunpestaat, >pirp bb,te Stiuems. Stoate IN ;trgenp<
eGt,uas 3uriidfeben, tutl4es auf ne @i4frbtit. Cen
2ubn1s uun ete tDauer unitrtr CONFEDERATION at3ielt.
limb tpabrena Austrit UNI 9rennuug td9lid ron
,Nlit9lieeern beiper 3auier Rrcclamtrt npeten, tlos fir
Zen GdQ, ta6 etne auperesS4 ortet als lire eigene In
Static Der Station bic I5{trbanb txtpnsmen ic1te,
iolten mir unjern dltern unp tddrtern S4peaerfaaten
uriern unsertri&li@ ftftn Gntidlub frndren. ra6
NH, 70 ,peit 20 auf ms autcn,mt, nitmals ermutbi8eu.
anrrottn oper 8etatten t0ruen tie 9renning liner
Raotlthtn Bgantt, pelde, unitr,a pertint0ttu Staatfa
iu elmer gro6tn, md&tigen1 NIB 9liidltden 9teputlit
maaen.-st. paul, 2. e~99anaar 1860. .al. esLsr
s .z,.s. .@ g .z5a55R ,altr. Ramie9. r.
T4[- ~ GFt>e--~ ~ s&aI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

MtQionen r~ern3irt. Nie iehr perlhiepeuer Nnidt
man audi ater pas teRimmte iIr rie 9eiluna rer9an<
9ener @unpen gu appli3irenpe 9eilmittel iein mag,
10 slause i'd, berrl&t rod reni9 pper gar teine Mfei~
nun9srerihieoenbeit %rariter, rab Der nod, ni4t aus
geleQte 9teit Der Bpnps ppn Der 5 @i0icnenz Mnlei6e
aud il, 3utunit unter teinen umtdnpen aussetelt
tperpen ipQte. ~
Tfrner, in Betref Der @traien Res 8erj&lubbts ,1nc
geri aQens, rercn rie 9e9enparti9en Giienbabnccupa<.
MEN our& 3ablun9speratidumung i4uloig (lnp, Vnt
9lei&fa0s @eiese, pelde ben TaQ erlepieen, %eriorDer>
lid; aud bierfir erbitte i'd lire Mui mertjamteit. -.
. SD iterla6e i9nen biermit pieje rpi6ti9e Traat.
Bet Zen Scri&ldsen bic id semaat bate, CUR Grlepis<
uns nerielten, iteiie i'd mid nidt et1pa ~beionpers aui
meine Meinuns. 8i6en ie einen te1ern Ies AM
~3uceuten, UNI raa Bolt res @taates unp ben 5taat
ie!At BON rieien gerwidelun9en gu erl0ien, 10 stp,iirpe
i'd BON san,tn. 5ersen nit ibnen 5uian,men tpirten,
um ibre plane ms 8trt gu ieben. Mei1 ein3iaer
@uni& IL, lie re6t in's @eine getraht uun our Btz
irienisuns aQer tetbeili9ten partbeien, mad ben G,runo<
iasen Der @eredti9teit, BiQisteit uup Sire erltpist su
ieben. ll1 pteits in's gSert gu ieeen, molten MIR ms
ire befen 8rdite anltrsnsen, ,niern ieiniten @dari<
finn, unier seiunpeitts urbeil ,np unieru uneiaeu<
~nasielten patrictisnus %auitieten. Sci rfr. uns ale
purdcrin9eucen ueter;en9nn9 ron ner 8idtiateit pee
@eeenfanres ,piro IS ubne alien 3weiiel unitrn int
,~ui:tencea 8emabungen %~gelinee,t, aus hem
piape uniers junsen UNI tpadieneen Staats Rae 9eu,<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

Giejenigen, welte l4 aui nielen @tanppuntt iteQen,
%lausner1, paB lie IN tr9enr eineln Gimme Gertbeiri9er
hes Staatstanferotts lnb. sic bebaupten, paiIr ;u
jein, rab ale wirtlifen Sauleen Res Staates, ron
renen 1h flar beweiien libt, pab fe es linp, te3ablt
mirren. 9ie 9eteu su, rab IS bic Yfidt jepes suten
8lraers lei, Den 9fui unp Namen pea Staates unte<
flett 3u crhalten ron serehter Mntlase, inpem man
ATE feline pirtlihen @hulren peft; alein le prin9en
n%araui, RAP es niAt weni9er p1i&t lei. 9enau gu UNI
teriuhen unp mubl gu eriurihen ZEN ,pabrcn Gbaratter
aler ansetli&en @erbinclidteiten; paB rer Staat
nam,ent(ih leinen anertannten @lauti9ern 9e9eniber
bic pfiht babe, ,umal lei Der berrdn9ten geriaiun9
ieines @habes, bic ;3ahluns RON Torperunsen pom
,pciieltaitem unr unbaltbarem Gbaratter %atsupeiien
unp Ut yerbinper,1, welde unter reridieoenen @cr=
mlnren jleinc an9emabten @laubi9er serlu&en MIDI
ten, sesea i'm aui,uReacn. gu rieler lebttrn &laNt
rehnen lie Die Snhater Der MinneIc ta @taats gden<
tatnz Bones. Niat, bag lie re6tapioris in Ben Be-
Iis Der SoneS selanst paren, Die iie In panoe1 baber,
ALIEN piel Srnrs isien, ~tebauptet man, niht @taats<
:tpnps IN Der sep09nlthen Torm, fir tpelhe bic 9c>
trohnlide a%u9ea,eine 8erbinrli hfeit Der &inlDiun9 an
nsm 9taate bate, irncern cine tel timmte &laAe ron
Bombs, pelhe iur einen beltimmten 3ped auf BE-
itimmte Beotn9ur9 unp fur Elm t~e1immtes Mequtpalent
ausgefeQt trcrren ieien, pab Tie In Der Contribution
Spe3ial>S taatabonrs senannt werpeu. unr ba6 itr
i~pe,ieler Gbaratter nod ierner rurh Rem Namen:
uMinnelctaz@ taats>G iientabntunps" teaeihnet mare.
Gab, IA es auspridlih aui ihrem Gitel belize, paR lie
9emab Der 8eltimmun9en zines Qmenpements aur
Son titutiun auasrl teQt porren jeien, BEN Bau BON
gijenhabnltreden (niht tlos bic @rapiruua BON Bab>
nen) gu erlei&tern, @Qe, bic lie purd uetertraquna
mitteQt Snpol11run9 son @eiten ees pra( ipenten rtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03
MsriseF InteIIiserce.

HAMPTON ReADs, Nov. 2s--Anived ship Geo
eaoody from csllao, via Valparaiso, with suaue
kKY WEsr. Oct 27-The ship Ocean star, from
New Orleans, with cotton, bound for LivefpoaI,
went ashore en Triumph Reef ON the 24th She
has t~o feet water In her hold
!, NV foEr Nov, 3.-The steamship Granada
from this port, bound 20 San Francisoo' ran asho q
IN IN fog at the mouth Of san Frsncisoo harbor os
the 18th ult;, and was total loss She was IN
charge OF pilot when The dlsaster occurred
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Grain Receipts m ChIca.e !.

OF to-day contains footing up Of reoelp Of CON
at This point from the. crop Of 1852 amounting 10
little over is 900 600 bushels From the crop Of
sos the receipts were only 500 900 bushels; from
tue crop OF iot! they were 6, 100000 bush<h Ths
Express considers IL probable that corn receipsu
az nicsgo from the crop Of 1850 win reach . :
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Nehraska EI.cs.>..

OMAHA, N. T., Nov The territorial board
Of eanyassers, composed Of George Black. Chief
Justice Hall, and O. ). District Attorney Hsvard
met here to-day,-ssd canvaSed the returns foe
delegate 70 Congress. Norton, dem has Il ma
Jcrity over Daily. rep, and has been awarded The
certf ca.e Of election 80 -'--b~,
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BaItinsys Nf,yh...

BALTIMORE. Nev. i3.-Flour frmer Howard
street. $500; Ohio IS -50a5 81, City Mflls Ss 50
Wheat dull red OIL 25al IS; whits si 3sai 90
Corn steady yellow 64s6Sc white 70e73c. Pro-
visions quiet and steady; mess pork sle sOs1e rs.
prime 50 6osl4 IS; bacon sides II ka11H. Core
hrfn at IL ial5c. Whisky dull at Gle