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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

SHASTA, June 2, 1860.
:, FLOUR AND GRAIN. Gin, N. Y, la !
flour,...-.-..-. $50 Gin, Holland =. 2a q
BARLEY, -.:-.-.. 40 Port Wine, .....-2Ga q
Corn Neal, aG951 Sherry, .2(d.4
kiln dried do... 30 Champn, y bas. 2GI4
GRoeERIEs. Claret, Z case, 44@4aa
Sugar, N. o.. l5@l6 Sautcrne. ..5j6 81
erushed-; 90 l65 Absynthe, .....14@l5
puNetsea, 5000 NAILS.
I" Mol, Chi, ll@li! Ass'd cut 7 kg, seq@7
Lard, ...-...---.l7 g Is Wrought, T ID, 100
Coffee, ..........-.2l as Mule and Horse,
Syrup E B Sl,a56,l40 = fb..... 4ofa so
{" Lemon,... S2025 Cut Spikes. ...... 76l7
Mackerel ibis. STA LEATHER.
kits, 25lbs. $50 Sole, oak I'd, u III, O4o
Raisins layer, S5G9 6Sole hemlock, 300
% buneh,... SEQ Harness, ......45M
Peaches, Chile, 26G2S Skirting, ....5OM
Apples, dried, 15Gl6 Kipskins, r. h.. S1MI1
Currants, Eng, 25G92S Sheep skins, 80. e(d9
YeastPowders, S34 GD39 Calf slins,..... $4,000
Saleratus, ...-.. l2@ls IRON AND STEEL.
Cream Tartar, ...45G50 Sweeds, bar, as
Salt, ............... 4@5 sorted, Il ID, 9@lO
Beans, Cal.white, 696l American, ....... sG1 9
do Bayos,... 79@s Shoe shape Sw'ds, 9lO
Rice, Carolina, ll@l2l " Norway, .10G11
Rice, China, MOL 7@79 " American, lO@ll
Candles, SPERM 5O(4 Tom iron, ass'd, liza
g adamantt, 20G025 Russian sheet, 25G0
Tea, Y. H., ......65970 Cast steel, ass'd, 22G2 %
" G. P. ......65@ German, .......2s@
" Imp, .....4O@50 Plow............"l50
4" Black, ......4JG50 FRUITS.
Pork, hf. bbls., S17@l8 Brandy peaches,
Hams, Billings, 22@25 II case, .S8G8lO
+" canvassed, 1920 " cherries ...... Gas
Bacon, clear, ....lS@l9 q assorted, ..... COS
Butter, ........... 30940 Preserves, asst, SOLO
Cheese, 5000 Pie fruits,........ COIL
Goldfish, ........11@l2I
LIQUORS. TOBACCO.
Brandy, N. Y, 7oaSl Grape, f Id, ...25M45
Cog, ..... 2@3 Fruit, ........ 0G1g42
French, 46S Twin Brothers, 3O@37
Cherry ...........2!G3 Nectar, leaf, .30(937
Whisky, Mon..... S0aS Peach, ...........40Gd}44
Rye......... l019 Smoking, gross, 81
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Remnrkable Cure ofCons,,

q remarkable Cure of Cousumpt / on. -
The almost miraculous cure that has been eff
fected in my case, prompts me TO impart to those
OF my fellow creatures who may be suffering
from like affection, the source of relief, with a
short description ofmy case. Several years ago
my health began to fail. was attacked BY gen.
eral debility, which reduced me to the mere
shadow of my former self, At that stage
sought medical assistance, and expended large
amounts, but without the least beneficial result.
That fell destroyer, Consumption, had already
seized upon my vitals. | was daily drawing
closer to my tomb my physicians held out no
hope OF recoyery my strength had wasted, and
was in a state of almost utter prostration
was informed by my physicians that they could
do nothing for me except to smooth my path to
the grave, when most fortunately, applied to
DR.. l.. }. Czapkay, and am now a well and per-
iectly sound man. II is difficult for me to ex-
press the emotions of deepest gratitude expert
ence whea realizing the Unreasonable service I
have received at the hands Of Dr. Czapkay, and
feel rejoiced that it is at least in my power to
tender this feeble recognition of his great skill
and capacity. To the afflicted would say, do
not despair, for whatever may be the nature of
your case, am confident that You will find re-
liet by applying to DR.. L. J. Czapkay There
is balm in Giead, and there is physician
there" L. S. HENRY WESSLING.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this 10Th
day OF October, a. D. 1859. City and county
OF San Francisco IN the State of California.
LIS F. J. THlBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Is personally acquainted with
Henry Wrestling. and knows that the circum.
stances related in the foregoing certificate arc
true He saw Henry Wessiing during his ILL
ness, and bears willing testimony to the fact of
his remarkable cure by DR.. L. J. Czapkay.
b. s. A. R0SENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day of October, A. D. 1859. City and county
ofSan Francisco in the State of California.
L. 81 F. }. TIIIBAULT, Notary Public.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street. be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company's Office, San Franefsco.-
The Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no
| remuneration unless he effects a cure Office
hours from A. NJ to p NJ MILAN
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09
District Court Calendar.
JUNE TERM.

+. The Court meets June lst, 1860.
First day.-W. J. West VS.. Felix Tracey, adj
ministrator of estate of l. N B-iceland
Metcalf and Francis vs.. j. S. Follansbee,
Sheriff.
Nancy R. Metcalf vs.. j. S. Follansbee, Sheriff.
VIM Kenyon VS.. John Cushing ct al.
Second day.-C. W. Taylor ct al vs. ]. H
Spatz ct al.
W. Ransford vs.. Baker Park ct al.
Thos. Stevens VS.. DeShields, Coroner, ct al.
Joseph Meyer vs.. Ralph Rainaldi
Third day--A. Coleman ct al. rs. Wetsell.
R. NJ. Woods vs.. Il. MeManus
P. T. Terbush vs. His Creditors.
Eliza Matthewson vs.. Joseph Matthewson,
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09
NEW POTATOES,

lust RECEIVED a choice lot of the above
y article. For sale cheap
r. STEVENSON & co.
Shasta, May IS, 1860. mv2e.3t
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09
TEHAMA HOUSE.
TEHA1IA, CAL.

- HAVING leased and fitted up in ad
I'LL dition to this House, Ten Rooms in the
- 80 new fire proof building adjoining am
prepared to offer to the travelling public supe-
rior accommodations. Steamboats, and staaes
arrive at and depart daily from this house.
lnyl9;2m IRWIN AYRES, Proprietor.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-09

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE F1ELD.-An Eng
lishman named Hurst, but better known as tile
Staleybridge Chicken" has challenged Hee-
nan, and sent e25 to the editor of Belrs Life to
make the match. Jack Mcdonald, on the part
OF the Benicia Boy" says his man will fight
Hurst IN four months after his next meeting
with Tom Savers From this it would appeaT
that Heenan intends pursuing the profession y
OF the manly art in England, no matter how
his fight with Savers terminates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ST. JosRryI. Ma DC

st JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. =
The Pony Express, with San Franciyc
dates Of the 9th, has arrived.
While the British fffgate Sennagant wa
bling placed On the government dry dock a
Mare Island, the dock gave way and bccam
"a complete wveck. The frigate was cxtrica
ted without much damage Ii will cos
5000 .0sD to repair the dock.
BUar hundred miles Of the Pony EXPIRES
rputu cast Of Salt Like have been re-stock
cd.
Twenty thousand d liars worth Of propcr
ty at Pdcheco, Contra Costa county was burnt
ON the 9th.
Fifty tons Of coppsr ore has been received
from the new mines near Crescent City
T1e ore gives evidence that the mines are Of
Immense value.
The mining accounts from Carson Valley
and the new G5ro silver mines near Owen :
Lake are encouraging. The san Francisco
assavers are astonishe1 at the richness of the
ore from the llttcr
Oregon dates are to the 9th from Port
land, and 10 the 10Th from Salem.
a quorum had not been obtained in tbs
Senate.
report va in circulation of contem-
plated compromise between the DouelsS and
Bfeckiarilga Democrats, giving each unr
Senator, on condition that the seeding SIN
atsrs return and give the Senate leg,, or
gstnizlten.
The lIousa, by resolution, invited the Sen
ate to meet IN ipint convention and iinmcdi.
ately proceed u an election yf United States
senators.
The Brcckinril-n men have nominated tn
following ELECTORAL ticket Dti,zon Smith
a ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS


- = ,.'"t .A'',f.=7A SKUNK er'"iei IN
:, -. .,-,'''' = ,os ss''.f % Tue h'fe'i
49, AS anu ','e's ''s ''2 '5l'''i with
~ '''Y' ''' ''9 = '''''''9' a''d without con
- '''''''''',s' IL 'o'A so'i care
- = u.s. ''9's'''',i'S 'hefo on sunday
seemed 10 challenge the fair ones to a trial
FIR precedence in the t.,k Of making the at
mesFAsra alar7as. There was NJ mi5t4k-
ing as to the winning party
Our friend, S. ". Perkins, ever mind
ial OF the comfort and convenience Of his Gus
TONER'S, has reeently erected spacious shed
Of hi, customer. ~ r,.,,..,,., c =, =.
teams from tho raj, and CALI p.,t;a.l -
always an hand all I;nds r. - a''' - ~ !,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
Entries tor Premiums, Oct.
1880.

lIoEsEs. NJ. j., W H. Black Ellsworth
/ geldins colt, ) years old, | mare colt .
years cd No. c, ". II Dodge, breed
ms mare and colt John Armstrong, Els
worth, mare 0 years Old, grey color, sucking
colt, months old. year Old colt, black
isaac b,yis, hucksport ! year old colt grey,
weight ll55 ibs., John l.. Denieo, ms
colt, mare ) years old, weight 1000 rs
Charles Delaito, Ellsworth, year old colt
Increase Jordan, mare 5 years old aud
colt 1 mos oh; calvin Bltlar, Franklin.
year Old colt, weight 1000 lbs, Morgan !,
EIkanal' Kemick, OTIS, breeding mare 3
year5 old, by Royal Georso, and colt 3
gears old, do II y Joy Ellsworth. !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
Pennsylvania, :sii Right.

Pennsylyanil has spoken the word that
makes A5raham Lincoln President OF the
United States.
That is the substance of the welcome re
turns, which will be found in another col
umn, and which proclaim a regular Water
loo defeat Of all the anti-Republican forces.
The precise footing Of the figures cannot yet
be predicted, but it vii b. safe, We think, to
say that Col. Curtin is chosen Governor lv
20 600 majority.
ct the twenty-five Congrcssmen to which
she State is entitled. the Republicans claim
10 have elected twenty; but the votes are 80
badly scratched in some localities that sever
al days must elaIse before anything decisive
can be ;sSccrtaincd. Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
Pennsylvania Speaks.
Curtin elected Governor by
$4,000 to 3O,OOOmajority.
ONO True TO FREEDOM.
INDIANA REDEEMED : :
PnuAprlrnrA, 6th-l0 p. NJ.

"'',sPh LiliiA' III "
h'taFns from election l,a are very scattering
lancaster eltN gives noo deino'ratie gam
tour 9taeT townships snow de'nc'r loo loss
q 9ti. ni7n county gives curtin SUI ma
J9rity. keturns IRON II townships IN diner
ent counties give Curtin lat9 majority.
against l-4l majority ior Foster IN 1t town
ships.
Harrisburg gives Foster 100 majority the
county Will 1i'e 1000 majority Tor Curtin. -
In Ela}r county Curtin majority Is 80 III
Huntington county his majority Is 100 -
Five towns IN Sus4aehanha county give Cur
tin 40 majority:
10 20 +. NJ The impression is gaming
ground that curtin Is elected:
\. N.->crdntnh receives IN bHz'rnc TO,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

TnE RgpvHucAN GAINS II CoSNEcncrT.
The Hartford Prcss says Of the Counecti-
eur town elections;
In sixty-six towns the Republicans car
ried fifty.thrcc, the democrats eleven, and
in two there WAS tuion ticket elected.
The Republican, have gained in eleven
towns, and the Democrats in two, leaving
a net Republican gain in nine. TIL, re-
suit is unexpected. So many towns were
carried by he Il Republicans lat fall, that
we su 19osc it i'm rossi5lc to make further
gains
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
County Fair Continued.
OF MAINE.


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- H'.r mon '.'.' 's,'','
- ''''s'''7
'''''' u - s''', 'ot se''''' WIZ ''''
o''e u '''l ; '''i 's'o'e.
These gentlemen as we remarked. laeoFed
under many disadvantages. lhgY were
aware Of the tAet that too much had been
promised and toe much was expected OF
the Snow ard TAR OF 1917 and that that
expectation was not met, nor We're those
promises iully complied with therefore the
thousands who attended, went away IN no
very pleasant mood. This year but few,
comparatively sletkinE, have taken intergs st
enough to Contribute anything TO the cem-
mon stock on exhibition. They came to
look Oh Ike their neizhbofs.
Much hut has been found with TIE men
Who e9ntr9. the matter IN Offering s. large
premiums Tor Last trJttln-. engine playing
x, 70 the exclusion OF other matters OF
more solid worth, and Of much more real
benefit to the Agricultural interest ct the
county. The horse Is noble animal, bat
there are other and far more useful points
in tbs most useful beast, than that Of speed.
Take The well educated family horsa, enc
sliat + Invaluable u any welisto-io farmer,
one tint e4a = easily ven or eight nile
an hour Is kind il harness, scutie every
way, as VII Il, sound aud good boxing, and
thess are the horses that deserve the notice
Of Agricultural Societies and their highest
premiums. We do not say that speed should
not be regarded, nor tbat good premiums
should not De offered for the best trottiug but
in arranging this do net let it have the preee-
dcnee, 50 that the farmers shall not think
that their good hon SIS and good neat stock
is overlooked. We make these remarks in
no E.uItlndin. spirit. nor with disposition
70 dictate. We are only reitcrating what has
been better said a hundred times during the
aast season by those who are to make Agri-
cultural Societies PROSPER. if they shall ever
do 50. With these few general remarks. We
shall continue our remarks upon the articles
at the Hall
Mr. John Armstrong d Ellsworth made
the largest contribution OF vegetable Iro-
auctions Of any one We think. lie deserves
much 1ralse Tor his success anu eonStancy n
contributing 50 largely 10 'he iiii' lie nae
sl"a'.'' Manager W urI%sil' pumpkins earro''
"c'' Ne' capt L. O'-fA oi ii'''eocA tx
hl'''ea some noo,s puinl'ni''s anu s4'''sn
lncse were extra iarsg. we h'''e'' S9u''
eAeeiie'i' eofn' "ei' i'ls''1' 'nA' s''" II
fouf months
Amohs Tue cufl'S''ies on eAh'Dl'ioh Wer'
a-aa} stiA wrapper one "uidred years ola
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

Tis Philadelphia cor respondent of the
New York Timss says Of the grand Re
publican. demonstration in the former city
on Wednesday evening:
1t was remarkable for one or two
characteristics In the front ranks were
THOUSAND or more Of the first merchants,
manufactures and professional men Of the
city. David p Brown and Henry c.
C4ry We're in the ranks, carrying torches
and givin. strength and character to the
demonstration. There must be earnest
ness aal decided effect when men ikl
these give the example of walking in pro-
c2saiol eight miles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
Iin>ToN. 9th

Boston, 9TH.
Steamship Connaught, Capt, Loitch, from
Galway 18th ut. for Boston, sprung aleak
and took fire Saturday night last. about lj0
miles from Blston light. Early Sunday
morning the leak gained SO rapidly as 10 ex-
tnsuish engine fires, and the lInes between
decks Logan to burst out. AT this time the
steamer waz discovered by brig Minnie Schiei
fer, Capt. " il-ln. l92 tons, from Mallgo for
Boston. The brig ran alongside aad succeed
cd in saving all on board, numbering 59l
s,uls. TIE mails also were saved, bnt every
thing else lust the passengers ami crew only
saving their clothes. The ConnauSht was a
new anu -rIended steamship, having made
but one previous passage to Boston--aud cost
LEO UGB. Insured 10 London.
-Troutle was ANTICIPATED in the 9th
Mass, District, portion Of the party urging
the selection Of Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell, to
succeed Mr Train. But Mr. BOUTWELL, dc
cliuel, and Mr. Tram was unanimously &c.
nominated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

FLORIDA ELEerloN.-StvtNNAH, Oct. l.
N,,sslu county gives 25o majority for Milton,
the Breckenridge candidate for Governor -
The jacksonville papers estimate Ml!soH
minority at 20h0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

b Morgan.
H. rp u,uu;..n -. =, ;.
pnrb,m " II Ehct , mos IA p,rt,
6 p.arl no.,h,n, r,u III nn-h..,
,..ors All al ra,n .nt can Nj :, -
ia ,oottl.l. Cbss nlai,o n,,rh,n, !.
mos old " Whit. orl,,a > a.,
ia hill poxor 1y;,r;,s ! - -.
NJ,
=, -, N'' i'i = ANS' u' '''.a '9"' '1'
o''''' y "',,gF - ,'F,
'''''1' > y H. h'"'H'
var GU "e,isr, poF"aih cow years oia
:. II, N'"'''' : year o.d n,'lsF "rNeF q
ear -. year ''u 'e,,sf' '"'' oio'1 durham
r.,,-.n IT.. . - .,,4..y = II
e,w far bntter
81 ~ d, As' Il ea'', ''!',s' = ms
2,i' 7'''''l' '."' '',,'" | :, mn '''' INV
pe'9" can = - mos o'' ',"l ''''a.'
-. ,a1 n.
AS"s' 1''p'e" Nt''''' y3se S,' + Is
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v,r,h ,,I. : r,,rs ali "a, u,-.f,rI oad
Durham RIVAL ryIcr yoke year old
steers rad Durham p,rkar & p'.srr vot.
vars cid steers. uat,ye $. Il. uirrins
+ Grland. I woke years old steers. Durham
aud Devon David Ingalls,, Waltham. woke
years old. grade Durham John P Phil
is, Dedham, yoke , year old steers L.
Durham; Daniel Smith. yoke year old,
native. woke Do. 5 wear old, native; Jo-
seph d. GFindle, Peaobsc3t, yoke twin
stssrs, II mos cid, Devon.
Oxrx AND BrsvEs. Bsnj Warren, Otis,
yoke years ED, weight 800 lriah CHM,
orland, yoke ) years old weight 1890, yoke
years old. weight 3l3o; David ingalls,,
yoke years old, Durham; One yoke seven
years old mixed red.
SHEET, Daniel - 6 ewes and buck,
mixed Shutdown; Eben Clark. Hancock, |
buck. sheep, / lambs, Gotswold.
SWINE. Parker < Pearl, full blood SUIT
folk boar
POULTRY. Mrs. c. P. Fields, 5 ducks;
james F. Hooper. 10 geese Henry J. Dut-
ton, l cock and IN pullets, Bolton grcys.
F>yRlys ron DRAstx5. David clark Els
worth. span black horses, weight 200 and
l22l lbs David ingalls,, yoke years old
oxen : Black i Dodge, yoke oxen BENZ d.
Warren, ous. yoke year Old oxen DAVIS
" oS5592a' span grey "ofseS' "e's'i' if'V
e"e"'
ENTRIES roR PLorGHlNG- Uriah CHM Or
land, yoke oxen John LyA2urhef, Ills
WORTH YOKE 40
ENTRIES FOR IRoTTiNc County PREMIUM
Plough Eoy, ". IL. Black. lst premium
Fanny Wilder, \. Mlsen, II premium
Fanny, james II. Hopkins II premium,
ENTRIES FOR STATE PREMIUM. Billy Grey.
Geo Allen, Calais, first premium Plough
Boy. W. IL. Black. for lst premio m Batch
er Boy, J. II. Morrill,, Bangor. 2l premium.
Fanny Wilder. \. Mason for 81 premium,
and Fanny, by j II. Hopkins for % do.
Woet=Iyo If,ssrs s,an Grey horses bv
D5,;.=S o..aa3
F..,,,... r..-.,.,,.# -, q,r5--,,.. KIP
c.. Ps3 har.a. : Emort,n Madam
I..,.c..,. on3 i;..h,c,,t - Nth
, -
"',s ''A ''' " = = 80 - ~ Ns.'
o o',,''7 = ''s - -
W ,,,u.. p,.,.sor. .
III, . zo,. 1T. I,so,b
= :, Ia Dar:3 uo3,,tins !. >
mos old.
P,r,, Cpops ( p pannell IL busbel
i,rI.,. .Iohn Armstrong nnmnkins. carrots.
corn beans po,atoe. Edward McGown,
,,rni,s Tomatoes Joshua Watson. pota-
toes James G. Moor. corn I Butler,ruta-
bara turnits. trace corr, squash. Rocky
Mountain potatoes Stephen c. Gordan.
Indian wheat. Churchill potatoes, peas :;
". y. West. wheat; Chas. Dclaite, squash
Is. pumpkins, II. 5. Trcyett potatoes, beans,
/ VIM. ODER potatoes, turnips jesse Higgins,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
toy. Pennington sad at German

TOY. bennington sad at German
town
= In the Middle Statcs men were moderate
but as stern as thunder. The extreems gave
way before the centre. Fremont was hey
on a man : GRAND. Lincoln was zeal old
Western gentleman, who had done many a
days hard work lie would be sustained hg
a majority of the people. In New jersey
Eincoln would ave l0.ot0 plurality.
Freedom WIS born with the people, and
would TRUMP h. The speaker had cen with
larry Clay and all those other fellows, hut
the resent cause, he thought before Ged,wl.
the greatest in which he had ever engaged
They were going to have the his fellows in
the Presidrncy-big old Abe Lincoln, with
lis m. raj character pure before God not
shattered in reputation, but going into slice
with the prayers Of the people and blessing
OF HEAVIER. Heaven would not stop him.
anl earth could not. CHEERS J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12

The MENTAL GIANT WONDERED AT.-A
Kansas correspondent oi the New York Err.
,ia2 Po>t thus amuSin-ly sketches the inn
pres, IA made upon his Western auditors ~
Cox. ; ward personal presence
Tie crowd was = much awea bs the
reputation of the man u b. very cnthasi;tS-
tie IN it. demonstration If APPLAUSE. and the
Q neral sentiment seemed u be one Of sur
Prise, that sueh little, mill hammered, r.
sfeeta5le gentleman should have made such
sighttal reputation, AMI become such a
terror to the sIayr-holdin- portion OF the
country The old Missouri farmers from the
or ek bott ms. the red shirtel royers Of the
ltius, the roughs and rowdi.s and subduei
border rufIlns Of the early wars, all cIawied
round with open mouths and distended eyrs,
almost gasping with interest to sc and hear
the man who mad proelaiued the irreprcssi.
BILE conflict, and attempted to dissolve tho
Union. They evidently expected to see a
great brawny, doublriistcd, ierocIoas monster
of muscle. and one back-woodswan, with {
coen skin cap openly announced his diSs.T =
faction By declaring e5niideuti,Ily that h
could whip the littl9 Gus, with one hand.
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Hon. Charles Francis Adams has been
noninatel for re-elestion by tbe Republic
elasoftho Thirl District Of Massachusetts,,
without dissenting voice in the Guuven-
ton. The trouble in the Eighth District
has been settlol by the voluntary with
drawal OF Mr.. Boutw Il. Mr. Tran was
nominated for reelection W defamation.
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Third Tr1t.-Promium Sl5 fer any Horses own
ed n the county that never trotted for money.
J. II. West, 6, on time, S:l9.
Fourth Trot.
a. X. L. Gross, g J. McKcnncy. l
Geo. Ii. Brown. b N II Gunning ham .
Time -! 3;2ot.
GEO. f. DUSx, Committee
Jos b. BRADLEY, on
Kenny GRSpALL, Truttigs.
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ViIE ELECTIONS TUESDAY.

THE VOICE Of THE PEOPLE.
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The Nv York Ereuiag Posi- esti-
mate- that Lincoln will have 10 votes in
tn electoral rulicsc, or - majority IL ais
estimates that his popular majorities in the
free States VII! reach an aggregate OF ri ;.
uuo
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y satc on- ) Refa' l.naa.