davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
sandford,s Family oathartie Pi1s.

Compounded pure Vegetable Extracts and put Glass
Cases, air tight end will keep in any climate
The Family Cahartc Pill is gentle and active Gahsrc
the proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
years The constantly increasing demand em those who have
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express in
gard their has induced place them within the reach
Of ALL The Profession well know that different Catharics act
en- different portions of the bowels.
The Family Gathsrc Pill has with due reference to this well
established fact compounded from variety Of the pnrest
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part of the anen-
tay canal good safe in all where Cahartc
needed such nerangemenl he Stomach Sleepiness.
Pains Back Ioins Goaiveness Pain and Soreness
tile whole body from sudden cold which frequently II
neglected. end in Of Fever Loss Of Appetite Creep
Sensation of Cold the body Resessness Headache or
Weight in the Head all hlanraatory Diseases, Worms in
Children Adults Rheumatism Purifier OF the Blood
and diseases which hsh is heir to- too numerous tc
mention in this advertisement Dose, to- Price, Dimes.
The Liver Invigoraor and Family CathRrtic Pills reaied
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all the large
i
\. W SANFORD, NJ. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
/ s35 Broadway, Y,
| Wholesale Agents,
mH4W And sold by every Druggist
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23

AaEaNsAs wEaTaEa.-The Helena Shield of the
18th says:
IN The latter part of the last and the early part
ef the present week, the weather has been exceed
ingly cool, sufficiently 80 to render blankets me-
sessity tor comfort al night During the last day
er Two the weather to be getting back to the
cid sort quite warm. Rain Is needed for comfort
and Young corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
Watches, JetCelry, etc.

Watches, JetUels'y, etc.
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS,
NOW
Offering my Stock
OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, STL YER WARE, etc.,
AT COST PRIeEsi r.
W. A. WILSON,
iy2 2ptf % Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23

THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST Il, 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23

Tzle EoIrPsr At AIalERs. "A paper published
at Algeirs states that the late eclipse. having been
nearly total at that place, caused great terror
among the natives. On the top of their ter
races they made anoise with pestles and mortar,
or lighted ID their rooms the small wax candles, Of
which they purchase supply at the time Of the
fetes Of the Mouload, birthday Of Mahemet.} They
chilled to mind with alarm that according to ira
dition, Algiers Is TO be one day destroyed under
similar circumstances By the sea rising to the hight
ag Sid Ben Nour. which crowns one Of the sum.
mits of tho Rouzarea and that future navigators
when sailing past. will point under their vessel
aud excIaim, z There stood Algiersn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
Double Cytinesep. Cotton Gins.

... bloomfield S .steeI's
MAMMOTH BOOK AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT,
Merchants, Banks,
INsU RAN NCE COMPANIES
And
Cotton Brokers,
VIII find at our establishment necessary
plee the Counting with the selected Of
STATIONERY
Ever Imported.
-Also-
COTTON SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS |
OF all Patterns.
COTTON, GRAIN, SUGAR AND MoLAssEs
Weighing Books.
BLANK BOOK MANU- FACTURERs
Printers and Bookbinders.
x7- As to price and quality, WE DEFY COMPETITIONS
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
iy1s 2psm &c.. No. 60 Camp street,
LtNen DrasUers.
A large invoice of FRENCH LINEN DRAWERS, Just
''N''' LION & ANDREE,
| 81 and Sc Royal street,
| au6 2ptf Benvile st.
French Epes.fsmery.
Just received by ship India from Hayre complete assor
ment of PERFuMERY. direct from the manufactures.
| LION d ANDREE,
81 and SO Royal street,
| an6 2ptF of Bienyille.
.Was0a's Patent
1 SCREW TOP PRESERVE JAR.
Cement or Wax Required.
The ONLY RELIABLE article in the market. For sale By
| BowLEs & JUDsoN,
$50 2pMowe&safkw II Camp street
DesetS1 Surgeon.
DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
No. III Canal STREET.-THE the opposite side
2 Rampant where he will be pleased to
friends others who may desire mis- professions
! services .M.m nl5 2utfAw
.Eas. Ks. Thompson,
MER HANT TAIL O r..
No. Ill BROADWAY, fnear Calal street,,
| ie22 2p2fn New EeE1y.
Cigars !. Cigars!
will always find IN store assortment Of tho
Known brans-Inlenuidad Flor Puadas Mrdiana, Flor
Psncho Redows Caborgs, Paraga KnowSomethins, Waai
gton Dos Esrraanas Habano, etc, etc. the lowe
P. PRATs & CO.,
n oss spts % Commercial place
/ gEeaH Paper. EV.aU Paper.
,e
to J. J. Fl Il R s.
- Chartres Street............,. 8
M Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
m French and American Paper Hangtngs.
BORDERS, CORNERS, oAKsAND
u MARBLES in every variety.
Particular attention paid to all work in his lne DIG 2p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
Hardware.

BRUF'F BROTHER Sc SE.AyER,
3s4 and 3s6 Broadway,
NEW YORK,
49,. IMP9aRTERS z 4 asEfE ri AYR /, gs2GRgBERs OF
iartsr ufDes ials'- lft dyla4. ei@nta
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers of RIFLES and DERRINGER PISTOLS.
Inventors of the Cast Steel oval-Eye COTTON HOES,
sole Agents for r. RI Bruff's Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR SWIMMERS, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANyILs VICES, CHAINS PLANTATION TOOLS etc.
scatalogues furnished by mail on application iy2l 9ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
Wines, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. ls AND is ROYAL STREET.

iyl3 2p&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23
aa-nex.are Or the volea nie slyes that sing.

R~ To Druggists and DeaIers : BokyeF7s
MEDIcATED FGs-This highly popular remedy for hhbitna
cosyeness constipation sick and headache and bilious
diseases generally put elegant style and warranted to
keep in any climate liberal discount made to the trade
They will have speedy sale. They never spoil The reta
price S7s cents per box Manufactured only by GEO u
BOWER, Sixth and Vine streets Philadelphia. je7 2pSm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
g. Jobrgaasg.
Neeinsuu

UectnSuuseu
qtr ,.~gguaissy" ,ri6sint ieetn Mrresn, Ssnu.ass ausls>
, ,rmtn, wm NItbtrilitsn Sube; ip,ca srrtjt 9ra 10 Cts,
:,tlt,r IN Gle rdp. Srdasr. pcrr "a" II i~Shrlutrr Nsgaus
t,apluas. GH;,iNcu fEetr un:sr ~ts!scur,n $'ctnSnn9,r
frfnasnie: GirmGiist G.nridlue scH 10 StiIsr estr Irent-
Ar 81 6ts.. ,rtiaGIiot IS Gte, escima, iSe 81 90, cine
SRrte S 1875. ,irsr %rna, $2.5u. erti IfcnIrt 81 90. lttS
l,rna,t $500. rp1tf @icna,e Sl2.oa in sityttIj 'br'tttr
SsrauSetiaSIur1. IuNilca, ee naH etlirteh %s:raneerI
Trstn fsnn,u. rtre,n NIT $3.50 pr Sa5y tcrs&ntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09

Nh rir Damon Ntnmcnrs.
Nhenme 01uhs (pcn 0ariSl, rie tei Der
tISt:n 6atr III %.ie%anict Sn,timi flr ihr, 6lts D
fIR>T-CLSSS diploma
;tNHti, Bat 20 2EH@ehr1Bs. n1ac Oar $tta. ell neutS unt
.:tshaItsrs SG9cr VOL N,lIntr9. IGa rn tg, ne. ">
NiarGme Il. eI tt Gore otn Dan en- Niitmrr. /, ou,,.
it9cu. e"R lbr Wager Ycn comets uno EfilI,n go
2"&artn ;;F ntu,lttn f.hnioiii.hcn Sa+cn uno vj,Idnt,+
lil4trr!tI; s~EtdfdI!S "pTratbiI Gle Multen J. .r,itr II. Nems
sOrrr Y'ort" III 9eItirte, 6eItbtrS. 2Srcatas. Hrbpnr.
Une Ed'rS. gsacanli " ipro De srlEtr 4ufrae .fiam;rlt Iuf
alt lot III A9tu ptreenSth aufir-Ae StrrVsacel, ,unS ibrt
e'enne! Iri'lI i0Eich lh %GtriidDsII b ,Ittn, 0ds tie mar euf,
inc atldDmaf:0I %anNBtmb:ts 2SIarc rial i { bantn. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
phmbu' 9:Hmertt. pItctfahrt- Ncrlrn<WtlclIIta1i.
Snmpficbiffa1rt

hamburg une Wrw 2prf, sd Sputhdmptpn.
"trmIt:e!li Der neutn auf paS Spurere sebaui n unp GI,
91niefis etn9erNttttsn srpRen cilern:n YoSrampfitiTe
Sorulli ia, 1000 &pnS, @apa Irdmtmann.
y ammOpia. 1900 lUns. Capt. Stwenler
SarDntds 300 lons, @apt. @blerS.
Obtst psssn ibrsr itu,ltn dno alu4!itben s~aErttn ribn
l'1lt bttdIlnEt OampfiatHs wcgcsn r~tplmdRia am
GrItrn unp 6InBCbnfen jccen MomatS
VHn Sem Yprf une pambura, 9ia Sombampton rptpri ,nN
ntbTen Yana9icrc Ppm Mem @crf nab
9antbHrs, 5aOrc. SOnron une 2purban s,or
gu ~foletncsn Nrticn:
Srrs @diNtt 500.
3wtut &aiute So.
3pn@thNtd 49,. s..
S1u Samburs mad, SScp Nprf.s
Grlte Gaiutt %II2. SO. 3ncire Gl.stt, S7j 3m; M,nS,S
S45: "Stsrrr @aNaas W:nre a,au lid an '"' N"''
.. u. ~gtidbHrS. Sras u. Gmp,
1850 SroarWas Rsp g,r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
q, H'. =. ~ Sprr,
.Nu!T.trItdut.

%NutIGtrItdut.
-o7 @rancitr, nepeu eem Sture rec
Hrn. 2. rj:ih,
s",n.s!; lux Iit ieei9t Saiirn lttn rOIItanetsts Eager Gln
s, - PH!t unr Mi@Hcu. itr;c jp%;lliacr IN i0lntn @tl.bdfttr
"'"Mtne,r &rt;t.l, bt 81 Str s~iIteittn YrtiieR ~vertaufl
y8u. Z. NppTE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
u. "

o'0'0 StrsBs, lptihsm e. u. !. Gtrafr, nstsn
u Shap'e ,,2&i.At!m Ieu 5dlS".
;lu's tGpfebIi BEN rtitstu urt curtrtultrhm 9ubli-
anS ;snt 1ufS stiSntatsruitt ,ingcri&Etts @arbtrlHbt,
sai EmslNeli ito. oaE NItu'rs istrtn Sbep ancfTs, ak
81, ufrlteen lber Die purttsilbaite 9sraueerung grr;aet.
Sin" aattr letnen uno ltiner @cbulfen pdnet III SbeII
Ns h werner %trpNtblt sr itt III tiruTgIiher Sptrat'encn'
4. II 'NV"quSntenIen, aseIaien, Slutc9tlitpen. 5br8rftn
kt-ii,, .3Atrlelbe fubrt sin Eager Der tcitsr parrmoHN i.
NSassTSt sHS lESstiei&lst Sinttur aes.n oas Wr drvsrs;n I.
F0 Sa%T- 80 jU|3ya9 ti!r 9. Seitgs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09

Gin o.is5 Spyitzrrt tdat:
G.nt snrc ! ansF oW tut iluf &. III B'iEra'es
&nner, &Ammer, &u@s, R,lr ump Glsirtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
9SsHc ASirthi:Daft
uIID
0aaertisr = alp II

9erbler = = 4 II.
Fem 9utIttnm rir srgrttnIt' Nnieile, cas rer
u.ttsileibnft in irinem nnuit am III en- 0iarft.
Gem 8%il;tmatft 9eseniiber. cine eHiGthihLft nrtjt
vaserblsr'S alNn errihtct bat, mcirltlt CT It
fseHsn mirr, lfrne 6rtunrs unr raS NubI,fum i'm
NllArmelnsm mt rem brltsn OstrInten hcricnen
III tGunen. 6"Ip:rncc M,U,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
II uDertatiu q.

nDertGtin9 q.
3u lntcr;tidnete N jest il; @!aucc, jeecm Guftroa ir
.tlntn ~ert'cdite ausiuflhrtw ui ;mlr 10 tIti9 aiS nirsltt
&inc &uslrabi srn ga: 3en 1T frrtm1bTcUc ]YeTra;ttg.
Gin Htutr, suity &c~ettnna9tr nit cinem 9utcn lrtt,
icy unit ruhtscn Mftrteu fur ~tiroIIIeu G,ebrdutb.
Tic @ufmcTtjamtctI spn RptI- i;Ba5ern II. fanilitn ipirt
t.'tttti af Itint 9rpSc Nus.pIhl ven Wtarnptn.
GuSStiIt=uma son Sopba's, StubItn ! Sprrus .@a'rastr
VrcmpI btlo!9t. ErGErte VdGte,
Grcaelv., @tt Ger IitM Siaet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
MONTICELLO HOTEL
vpn
Stmcn SteiHlrin,

Sdthtri @srits. G!1rtr. &nfrssG NcmJ. @becps
abe n.bt tiItr Wtrat Gracrtr Mritcl. @ariumcr,ecu. yus
ain'S @rnao. Srcpn 93nEjrr SOnp 3lpnburitea g0u &c 90.
l19nc, u. &c. Jun 2itr.Iui htl +. e. Stiprr, Val.
| e,cllcnt u. ! ojGlrae CLAP SiarS, tcicnccrS iwr i OIL.
(trtirnor9 unr Gunritprte paiienr, limb lei lsou ~ttlitbIsen
Qu1n'i!st nnirr UdslIrrcis gu paprR hei
/. e. 6iiNfr Mnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09
Ii. A. FACCUE.
tYcn 9n.;s),
j brmahC CT uno Stpcller
23S 9rpac- nsbt Or xtcu StraRe.

." UIVNV~ HNpt Ut nth SLrlBf,
s.. q. Gauht, scr 'it YisrnHS anon IL Sabr,r in BEN
rltcH nbrtn- Ine %Sertltr<t S:l.tdi,,n pn Yar,s, @,nf.
gcnscn ume Ntr 9c f ~bsihdfiJt MAR, rrLaubt it p,n @rr,
germ 3tahrcnne 81, Nniellc Al n&tnti, e2F CT 233 |rra:Er.
tn :trdrttleS 9t'haft cTcHI:t pas, I'M Ih fregeI iptzo, Gle
IN 'ctu ojclp&Ft ctnlca!G;crG: MrbctrT eaitltit tn!acl Gi "
Erbrcn U7e j.. 5s'rNsEkI;: ~s;ails:sH ~ ssRRsr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-09

NNIHpIINlTThEtI 3lp'IUtH JNtnIIUIIU It. gtFp TVtI.
Gtt btteM srobcn uue btautn rinstrihtetcn S:t' Gampi.
lN'ns vJantSIpIpJ'' uno ,.RpdiIctt" re:ce1 rem rciCuptn
psAc'ttaM i'll 2tnuSuu9 atifcns rnptob.sn. Ter JalrprtiG
f"F&9I III Der &IIuIt md. Sttt nac Slo't IS, une mi .ipts
tH'n1ti 81. = lie ii ,mtS:errn" ptrtlRI Iertn 2apa;f III
N'aI'Us Ieeen 0ltnitas I'M / tiDr =taTmi!IGS2, Ep0br III III,
shsAnptc" leeen NrtIIa. I'M Il ilbr &5tncS gOn &Ir9 NptnI
S'lAlrt. l3cr oIs ltRItre Oamrfit,H benHGen Wlu, cat IT'D
y" ON tIitrietpHt!tn eIn t%Yalr3liIu III icirn.
U'lHI I0To cili3G su9tHVMNtn uir pIi;iiitlf b%efOTStrt.
. gan IstpIets Ea'0 Rnrt0Gt S2.od.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
The Fight in the Gulf.

The New Orleans Delta has had cOuversa-
ton with the officers in charge Of the vessels
captured in the Gulf, and which are now lying
below the city, from which we CLEAN the fol-
lowing:-
10 the two steamers Of Marin there were in
all about ono hundred and sixty men. No col-
ors were shown on either steamer until after
our vessels had been fired into Spanish col
ors were then hauled up. The whole transac-
tion stands fully and fairly justified, so far as
our officers are concerned, without reference Ia
the question Of political and national law
touching the right to seize and Intercept these
vessels. The committed the first violence, fred
the fret shot, wounded American citizens on
the decks Of our own ships, and were justly
punished and treated as pirates and freebooters
Il will be worse than vain aud foolish for the
Spanish authorities to complain of the insult
to their fag in this affair. Their several dis
patches and protests TO Captain Jarvis will be
treated with little attention and respect. The
other other officers Of the foreign vessels 81
Vera Cruz, including the British aud French
eommRnders, approved and applauded the con
duet Of our Commodore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Corbin. OF Virginia. has married the
Marquis de MOntmOrt, wealthy noble Of NOrN
mandy.
Richard Taylor, son Of President Taylor is
one Of the delegates to the Charleston oonvens
tiou from Louisiana.
Among the contributions to the John Brown
fund at GOnaives. Hayti, are forty sacks Of cOf-
fee frOmJ. B. Duruy.
The war 10 Morocco is estimated to have cost
Spain $95,OOO, 900, and 900 lives, for which
she has conquered city not worth the keeping
So declare her own journals.
1t is stated that the Emperor Of France is
about to confer the decoration Of the Legion Of
Honor upon Major Philip LeArney, of New
Yerk, for his services during the recent Italian
campaign.
Margaret Dillon, an Irish domestic, was
looking at the Pemberton mill when il fell
She was so completely paralyxed that from
that moment she Lost the power Of speech, aud
though she has attended TO her work regularly
since, she has not uttered wordl
The Democratic Central Committee of New
Y FORK have found that the best arrangements
they could make at Charleston for 80 persons is
IS day. to commence one the 18th April,
which is one week before. the Convention.
The Leipsie Common Council has. under
heavy penalties, interdicted the sale Of cotton
goods for ball dresses Of a green color. they
being dyed with Schveeofurt's green, which Is
arseeDiAle Of copper, and deadly poison.
fire al Fl Wayne, on the 24th. destroyed
the Times building. cOutaiuiug the office Of
DAwson's Daily Times, Indiana Free Mason,
clothing store Of J. g. Then a Bro. and 9th
er occupants. Loss $4,000. Thiem was IL
suEed for $4,000.
The young ladies Of one Of the villages Of
Jefferson co.. Ia, have adopted a novel method
Of raising funds for charitable purposes. At q
late festival bevy Of the Prettiest girls in the
room formed line, and for price laid down
permitted the gentlemen 10 take running kiss
Of the loIl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
Cincinnati Market.

CISoINN ITI. March 27.
FLoUR-We continue to quote at 1905 so
as the range for superfue, and 5.G0@5. 80 for
extra.
WHIsKY--Sales 200 brls at lslk@Is5<c
the latter rate for wagon.
GR0CERiES-Sugsr firm. with fair de-
mand in the regular way at full rates; sales Of
fair to choice at sl4@s]6c. Molasses firm at
44@45e, Coffee unchanged aud steady at 1915
@l4kc.
WHEAT .3O@l SO for prime white. and
s25@l.2 90 for prime red sales 900 bushels
mixed at 80, 100 do red at 81.
CORN-Sales Of 1900 BUSH Ear, in bulk, at
47c, 300 do do at 4sc.. 400 do, at Marietta De
pot, at 44c.
OATS-Sales l 300 bush, 10 bulk. at 5Sc; $50
sacks nt4S@4sic, 600 bush delivered, at soc
RYE--Is steady, with a fair demand at l ,U3
al .O5: sales 220 bush st depot. at I.O4.
BARLEY--Is firm, with good demand Al
s5@s7c. for prime fall. and 75@s0c for fair tC
goOd sales 400 bush at e5c. 200 do inferior al
60c.
sEED-olover is in good demand, and The
market firm, at 4,55@4 60 for prime; Timothy
is scarce. aud in good demand at S3@S 90 foi
fair TO prime.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
City Council.
Orr CouSclL oHAMBEI

NlNN OOUNSlL OhAAbhhs
TUESDAY EVENING. March 81, 1860.
Present-Messrs. Decker, Bimm, Phillips,
wiggim, Butr, LutI. Kiersted. Thomas.
Boyle and Gilliland.
The minutes Of last meeting were read aud
approved,
The committee 10 whom was referred the
claim Of +. O. EstAbrook iu reference 10 lot
on Bridge street reported In favor Of paying
him 80 for right Of way. Adopted
The commitles on auctions reported the states
meDt Of sales by Nathan Haas from Dec 81,
1889 to date aud recommend that he be charged
one per cent on foreign aud half per cent on
domestic goods. Adopted.
The report Of the Street oelnmissionsr Was
read, and on motion ordered 10 be placed on
file.
The committee TO whom vas referred ths
subject Of euTbing and gulIsriOg WysndO' si.,
reported in favor Of an order to the property
holders to curb and gutter the present grade
Received aud adopted.
The ordinance regulating the use Of Railroad
tracks within city was laid over ous week.
By Mr. Boyle, Thalths Dirsetors Of The 10.
ilfmsry Be suthObEed 70 curb band pave In front
Of lots No. 1869, and 1870 also % grade sad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
New York Market.

NEw YoRE March 81.
FLoUR-Sales 3s. 900 brls at 5.I5@5,25 for
superfne western, 5.3O@5.65 for common 10
medium extra weslerni aud 5,9O@6.IO for ship
ping brands extra round hooped Ohio, markel
closing dull aud heavy.
wHIsKY-Markoi dull; sales Of $50 brls at
22Kc.
WHEAT-Sales generally in favor of pur-
ehasers; strictly prime Milwaukee club held at
%, with buyers at ! 81; fair Chicago spring
can be bought at l,l2@l II; White Canadian
quoted at .55@I 60. aud white western at / SIS
CLIO; sales Irihing lots at 80 for Racine
spring, l .25 for Canada club, ! so for winlel
red western, and l .65 for choice white Michigan
RYE-Sales Il, coo bush at ESQ.
BARLEY-Ssles OF &c 900 bush good and
very choice state at sO@s4e. and 600 bash very
common state a. 10.
CORN-Better, with more doing for export
sales 80 3.0OObush at 7O@72c for mixed western
chiefly at latter price; 76@77c for yellow south
ern and Jersey. and 77a7s1Se for white South
ern.
oATs-Qaist at 42IS@4le for western
Canadian aud State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
Foreign News.

The steamer Bohemian which left Liverpool
on the 18th arrived at Portland, Me-, yesterday
morning. There is nothing new touching
foreign affairs. The British Parliament
is still occupied with the French project
OF uniting Savoy to France. 1t threatens tC
break up the Cabinet.
The army Of Sardinia is ordered upon wal
footing. Sardinia has consented to cede Savoy
and Nice to France by special treaty.
Matters in Central Italy are are 10 about the
same shape they were fortnight ago France
seems preparing to guard tha rights Of th'
central Italian States
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
From the Diary Of a Dayton Politician.
Ramlnl

/
Having nothing to do this evening cOUclu'
ded to 20 the Court House, which Is just TOW
the head quarters for the droll characters about
town, and the principal place for fun. On
reaching the corner Of Main aud Third streets,
I discovered Jack Wyatt holding Mr. e. Huteh>
esons head nnder the nozzle Of the pump with
one hand, and pumping with tho other. On
being asked what he was doing he replied that
the very severe intellectual labor which Mr..
Hulehenson had undergone in the elucidation
Of the Turif Question had caused him to fsiat.
aud he was pumping water on him for the pur
pose Of bringing him to, in time to answer Tom
BSinghurst's speech which he said would be dec
livefed this evening, Wepsssed into the Court
Room and found Pi Stansifer trying TO persuade
Tom Morrison 10 redeem one ofhis twenty Ave
cent shin plnsters. but Morrison after searching
all his pockets could fad but three cents
which Mr. stansifer refused to accept, but adj
vispd Mr. Morrison TO read Gouge on Banking,
and the Pilgrims Progress, aud he would
thereby gRin clear perception Of his latter
end. The bell Of the Court House commenced
ringing and The ususl crowd soon gathered 10.
When the meeting was called TO order and The
minutes Of the last meeting were approved,
Tom Bringhurst being called for BY Reason
Forrest, lib. Heald commenced sweating. but
Tom mounted the stand with a coffin hand
bill in his hand aud commenced 10 pitch into
General Jackson aud the last war but was
brought to dead lock BY motion made by
MFR. Lihdsly that be write out his speech and
hand 10 Mr. Forrest with a request that that
gen ntleman read IL some rainy day. Col. Richs
mond said he had heard great many eloquent
gentleman unburden themselves since the Ass
sociation commenced, but he thought there
we're others equally eloquent il they could
ouly be prevailed TO come forward and he
knew Of none more eloquent than his disiinS
gushed friend Samuel Dolly, he would there.
fore move that Mr.. Dolly be requested TO ad-
dress the meeting, which motion was carried
unanimously. Mr.. Dolly then took the stand
and commenced splitting. and occasionally ma
king some pertinent remarks on various sub
iects, and more especially on the life and SER
vices Of Tom Paine. But unfortunately he
accidentally spit in Tom Bringhursps eye,
which brought down the House and confused
the old man so much that he could not proceed
in his efforts. By this time Jack Wyatt bavs
ing, hs he supposed, got Hutchinson over his
fainting spell, insisted on that gentleman ma
king speech, whereupon Mr.. HUTCHINSON
took the speakers stand but seemed undeci-
ded about getting himself up 10 perpendics
ular position. He seemed to be afflicted in the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28

p Quite an excitement ,was raised In Ores
gon, yesterday, on account Of country boy
driving his team against hog pen, the tongue
of the wagon making hole through the insti-
tutionl The collision had the effect Of "bust-
in" the harness, and the boy tied up his team
and went up town to fnd dadl In the mean
time the proprietor of the hog pen 60. excited
and demanded dollar, or he would have the
owner Of the team arrested. The boy and his
dad made their appearance, and the crowd
gathered in force; compromise was proposed
and rejected; the crowd suggested that dad
pay for repairing the pen and o. pay for the
gears; Q. was inexorable; he wOuld have in
demnity, and after prolonged dispute in which
the crowd joined, he was Modified with 25 cts.
and the countryman took his traps of "without
let or hindrance."