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sus and Cashmere Hats.

I HAVE now in store large assortment Of Hats
i ~ all kinds, and will receive In few days
something new aud handsome IN straw goods.
apis W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
New sp,,,e ard Summer Goods.

I WOULD respectfully inform my customers tibet
J. have now IN store my entire stock Of Spring
Goods, and solicit call from III those IN need ~
any article In my line. W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
PROF. A.sIUBUOHER

PROF. A.'LUB u q II X
HAVING returned and permanently
III located himself in this city, bees
leave respectfully TO offer his services TO
the citizens Of Baton Rouge as teacher Of
Violin. DC
BY close and strict attention TO his pro-
fession, he trusts TO merit share Of pat
ronage. Parents may rest assured that
he will endeavor 10 advance his pupils ~
their satisfaction If entrusted TO him.
marsl-2 GIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
ENGLISH BAREGEs.

A FINE assortment Of the above has
IA just been received at the
PHILADA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

TuE MooS.--A paper has been
started in Chrrollton, La, entitled
1.-THE Moon" II il intended to run
against the "Sun and Star" We
look with painful anxiety for the
conflict. viii not some one who
has the leisure to do IL, please look
into the good book and discover
something that may shadow forth
the result, when the sun, moon and
stars shall come together7
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

CLEnioAL FoRcB or rHE GovERSNENr.-
The following Ia the number of the cleri-
cal force employed in the Departments at
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

MILL BIZ SOLD on Saturday, April 2sth,
w lot Of Furniture. Sale to take place at
Frank Carmonas corner, next to tue Post once
april 18th.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20

WTE HAVE JUST received lee Pitchers, Wa.
w ter Coolers and Masser's FIVE minute lee
Cream Frsszers. PIPER a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
TO THE LADIES.
N1usguIto Netting.

COTTON, linen and Bobinst Musquito Netting,
april sM. AsHEWs.
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The bill amounts in all TO the sum
of S645 90 and is the result of two

days shopping. The Judge says ;
The law has assigned TO the spouses
their respective departments In the do
nestle republic, and defined with consid-
cradle precision the limits Of their respec-
tive authorities and duties making the
wife the bearer Of the whole power Of the
purse, Any arrangement Of this admira-
bic. scheme of judicial wisdom, any union
Of the power Of the keys and the power Of
the purse, would lead TO the most deplora-
BILE consequences to the co ordinate chief
magistrates, TO their family, and TO society
at large. These motives, without doubt,
induced the legislator to place the purse
under the guardianship of the husband. "a
the person more &c for the performance Of
that function, and the Court must enforce
the stern dictates of his will. In my indi-
vidual capacity, might be willing to in
dulge to some extent the experience, tastes
and habits Of the wife against the wishes
Of the husband 4 but in my capacity M
magistrate, | am compelled 10 restrain my
iuclinations in her favor, aud administer
the law ma prescribed to me by the SUI
preme power of the State.
If observed, tho law will operate a salu.
tary purpose In checking the .scandalous
extravagances and passions Of spouses, and
Will euro the cnplulty OF shop-koepcrs and
rsoitsfes, who are necessarily ministoring
to their love Of flnory and ostoutation, to
the ruin Of families aud husbands.
II the testimony had shown that the
wife had been in the habit of dealing with
the plaintiff, and the husband had paid the
bills, he would be liable for the one sued
on, II one other material ingredient had
been wanting in the case. But no such
testimony has been adducedk
There II one other fatal objection to n
recovery. The witnesses of the plaintiff
testify that when they presented the nc
count sued on TO the husband, he declared
he knew nothing Of Il, and would not pay
1t, averring that he had given TO the plain
taft express orders not to soil to his wife
on credit. This evidence is unassailed and
| am bound to give full credit to II.
Let there be judgment for the defend
ant, with costs.
Here arises several very nice
questions. AT this particular time
where so large a number Of our
people are living on q credit and
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
psrssops aud Umbrellas.
Dress Trimmings.

7 HAVE just opened very large assortment Of
these goods. W. ID. PHILLIPs.
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TO FAMILIES.

I M BARRELS Of hest Double Extra Family
wv Flour, all fresh ground, just received and
'or rale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
Chiidrcns Carriages

A MOTHER invoice Of Glass Ware Just opened.
"A consisting In part Of Preserve dishes, Fruit
Bowls, Cake Stands, sugsr Dishes, TumbIers
Goblsts, Wines, ChspagDe, and Cordial glasses
Deeanters, Julep GLASSES and Tubes and CELERY
Glasses. PIPER A BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-20
Llner aud pobtnet Netting.

THtvEs full supply Of these goods, Bcbinsts
In all widths, also, Pink and Blue Bohinets,
White Linen MEETINGS, also brown do for plsn,s-
ton use. W. n. PHILLIPS.
, 1860-08-24
New XoFk Market.

NEW fo4E, AngQa -.
,,.d.ra.-,v ,ct,yx Win Light ee'pts-
rtts INV h. ou I'd Mlas het:r shpotuk br.sds.x-
.1ss ~ waa!ea s'.e, :. .tte TT asa5.73
s1,. r. eo1a 9as; T. aea ' e.rs Hxs,se5ai
ior al ppnE frauds s1tsa mud aoao % 10. x
tess vaLtn et aae Canadian aasf n !. IN ,haai
- re 9rt!.e d at ather trmef pFces saia ~ nis
-: R5e " b. aay I'd unchanged. sale. 4oo otts ~
at4o@7 1of COMMON 70 cLo'ee s'Fe4' .oa s4' ~S'~'
an1 .slrs and 70 I'm
GsA1s-whe.t .,ts. my 1e bsst Y 5y n tI ,si mi
:ony & 1ss{ {{sss.n, ssSas e s. 80
e. s s'.r earn@os vLte u :! s!e! ss Is@
smambef .e4rs tlso: e.7>o bu pes T-d a1a M -
" !. sa ,ua IS 70 Wbie stich,ssn at ss.+ sF
ss s0o hu rea II 11r. ia ~ Qokt md utenansso;
sn1e "a =: :sis 1sSas. e % sxa sa: 1
II 6Kc round do. and e1c tvsJ eh.3se e.. oae
T4i1ow-puM n l"ct torrrine. ,..,o
s-Pork quiet hrme! asles tso hIs at
a.. p.s T. to' is IS % IT, e. ID qas
I~ox s,Ie 10 hrs ii II CAS- fur country <s~s 80
.Hs ao% 1f ~. H. as
and uou nal Al t@sk ioF :hou dsss lG ao aan's,
quiet :no e9e.' e. Lar eHa or ohie +s
3. far sis. Cteese-ste.dy Ut s@i'1 fo' inferior IL
| prime. -,x,-Cocee-R1o In rather better deDsrd but
EooEA uo en- etttai charge tthe1 dese lpti.ns Gull
1 Raee-rtmdn* dull. saiea ao1 ueices Al
4h@.Ns ~ from Europ. Pr Araaa ~ IeDes IT, it
a. rss. YEA. s.,es :: b.es ot -.
s4oc1.o poaid e.c.et eru. ~ ss'aSeu n! 4sT
1s:eA x sA;,a =: :e.S tx: ax Aad'oa' Is
E,ieuseslM 10; 70 30 d. Ss9; SO st.
, 1860-08-24


11rAoAr Evrsaso Ausust Il 1861.
The exchange market opened very Gloss this
morning. full rates beipg freely odsrcd ~ sone
Of the bsnkcrs to their Eeigheo7s. And refused.
In tile Afternoon il was easier, and NC should
not y. surprised TO sec it again dropping With
in the ue1; three or four days We qaots sns'
lug rates l, ceiling The money market gen
orally is working comfortably, though. OF
courrc. it eoa,ioues decidedly active. We hear
no coE5isir,. Of . lack Of currency, aud III
.ysrv re.ssd financial matters are movlnE
.,oux .noo:hly NTH hriahtnipg prospects IN the
fu!urr.
God, dull. Bu1iug I :; sailing 1Gl.. are the
r1ses.
nc, LAErk'a rAxorr,cox Nldur ac1
osf.-D. c. Laisue'a Panopsicon Of India will
be exhibited sgsin tonight, to morrow after
roon sd night. which will be tue last ezh'o''
1ica in this city. It has been tae most popular
aud soceestfu! entertainment that has ever F1s
itsd Chicsec.
, 1860-08-24

The Abpve statement is particularly INTEREST,"
lug ct tlis tiu., not only for the inform alton 1t
con,aine, but also because il affords basis from
which we can arrive at an approximation Of tho
aggregate shipments from the crop OF this year
from the stne points.
/. will be seen that the total shipments OF
wheat from the points named, Of ,st years
crop. are 3 0e', ,945 hushelr including fl 'ur. Or
thus amount Mionesoia shipped ! MI .6s5 bush
els Iowa ,44a, ,040 busbeis; aud pontsin WIS
conain SIG ,2au bushels, II Is as.er'ed By al
wha hare taken pains to iufnrm lhemsc:ves on
the eut ject, that nearly dsuhle Is much land
was sown 10 wheat In Minnesota last sprios IS
the previous season, nId Ut the most moderate
calculation tue yield is 80 per cent. greater to
Tho acre. The same is su b-tantsa'ly t1ue Of that
portion of Wisconsin included in the statement,
bring mostly newly settled, and tins wheat
producing sectoo Of county. With regard 10
lava We ure not 50 we'll posted. We know,
however. that the crop there is as much superior
ia yield 10 last ycas q crop. ~ IN Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and that there is considerably more
land suwn with wheat than ever before; but
how much more, We h4ve not Aeard estimated.
TakipC all tho facts into consldesAtloo. aud
making due allow ance for any possible exag-
r~ra,iop. we ths1k tnAt N increase Of lbs PIT
cent. may BE- safely counted upon IN the ship
mtnts Of the crop Of 1860 from the points
named. Assuming this to be wlthin bounds,
The aggregate for thi. year will b uesr'y. or
Quite seyen million bushels Of wheat. and at
| least nine million bushels Of slt kinds oi grain.
, 1860-08-24
c1scssA11 Provision TkADE.-Tho Cincinnati
a-;o4 Current of the Esd, re1iews tho market a.

c,xersxAr1 Psoy1s1ps TxADk--Tho Cincinnati
ntio. Current of .he Esd, reriews tho market as
follows:
The Provision market gttned mose nrnnssa
during the week, and u1esa pork edvanted to
fl0 50. at which rata 1000 brls wera taken BY
New Orl-.n- house. Al The clone hn}ders ssk.
Bacon sues advanced to Il and lc4, tbs 1at-
ter for clear, and shoulders 10 9&Gea and $50
bids were sold last Saturday II ~, IL, and ICE
for shoulders, sides and clear sides. 10 be 90
liyered Oh tho 18Th OF next month; put me
price for the shoulders we're considered above
the market, whilst that for the sidts we're re,
sarde: beln~ it. Bulk shoulders soid at Ct and
@ sass te0sss 'hf @. pssehers ssas
lard il selling 1t loa@llc, buyers furniahtng
bsrrrle. but tor other kinds there is no demand.
and prices ars nominal At l2t: for k*g and 129
ola. for barrel and tiefce, which are tho asking
lutes.
Hoes II C1sc1xsAs1.-The Pri1 Current Of
yesterday says:
a strong speculative feeling prevails in tho
Hog market, for fu'urt delivery. aud $6 So Tor
November, and e6 o6 for December, are being
freely paid . 900 head vera seld yesterday at
thesn rates, and We understan1 that packers
down the rver aye busy making contracts at
"a. SO for November. There seecas to be strong
faith that prices will rule high, in the early part
Of The season, At least
Hoes Ar Sr. Lou1s-Thc Missouri Democrat
Bays: :"
Already quite number Of contracts have
been made py St. Louls packers. for delivery Of
| hogs il The packing season. preference u
| mate for emily delivery The rates, Dc arc
| generally kcp: private, but aEs generally above
ia ntt-ctrtAinly a lair price.
4 runber oi hog merchants were On Change
| Yesterday from v41i5us parts OF the country
| irving 10 make contracts to ensele them to buy
al hone and f4s,en. Large amounts o! Missou
ri money have gone out 10 agents With which
| to mAku bog 7ur rchnsts.
lot OF Flop ftd hogs, averaging 200 h!
each, was sold at Ct. net yesterday.
Wusskr IN .C1SclxxA7l.-The Pries Csyrfn
Of the 2ed. Aa5s:
Whi.ky xdssuced Il during the week, will
= good dsmynd, and last evening The lndics
| lions were that lSc will be obtained to day
Tho supply is light, and hardly equal to th
demand.
OCEAN FnE1Gars 1T NKw YonKr Acc q :
II lAverpooI: SUI bales Cotton, Ut to; 500
huh, Wheat in bags Al 1}43; 1900 euet
Corn in bags at Hi; 2, 0 orts Flour at 81 ID
a7 hdos OF Tal1nw Ut So; so hdds. Tohaccn
/ 3Os, Per S:eamer-3UO ti'kins Butter ard ~
bnr4s Chctse Ut 50s. Tbs steamahip = II
bur.h will Tux. out on Saturday l,2oo oo1t
. Cheese, and 100 6rkins Butter previously N Is
norted. To Bremen, per stfamefs ~ ao
Iessureuaspt Goods ii Cos; 10000 bus "nes
= | in bags at l5d.
, 1860-08-24
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

Tuustpir Eyx31as. Argus. a.
rRE1aHTa-sh'pprrs snd vskss1ovnes nal AIs bnt
mt. .xsn4 t,.er, RA1k David Morrill, seAa1ts1d iot
wheat Buffalo n takc-
FL.UK--HetsFpt1. LIN b5ls; ahpmelt2, 4ee3 bslA-
Market loalsAe better. sa'ea ~t1e ITO Iris choice
spg1ns e1s At H. tsered 70 bns ~Bas1rs 100 bfs
~Pr neetnn, and 10 bril- VALLEY 1s' III epnk e1u1
II u % delivered; Il bt 'Ptesiea. do II ~ On ask
60 bsl. 'Comu ra" do Il u - delivered ss bs5 Gsn"
eseo ard l0s h1is good EpEnk extra II ts-o
t1a ~Cenua- ~ br. "thoalx" md 100 hsls Aeh'att5
do At u l. delivered u tTs Fouu.An" 10 1t t&lo ee
end 80 brs lar sprrk extra 1t elQa deyua4; ~ bf
@sa,k Mills" spsnf u 90 denstEed; s6 sis
eopef &sso deAvere1 50 brs Do 1t 80 csh'eea' @
brit "Cs.!rvills" v bite Winter II &sAe ou nAk.
WHEAT-Receigsd, IN 90 bu shipped. lso1ss'' aar
tetfor spring opsue4 baaJant but elsed .aasl 80
and alous 1t lnwes. S&ea welH II 7olo~s ~ -
s,, .t .oc in etor.. 90 b do ;1o Ii nurr II eco
bu d. 1t &c In sofe eoo bu Do II n: in Ftose eu
do It A.o,e &o Lu Co y 75s IN ttre' %oo u GO
\, 80 In .tore 30 bu No. s. ring nj st}e 10 a"1s o
hu do 1t 76ke Ia lo1o bu DO n 1es ~ t*01ss
bu do It 7se in ecre; % bu do II TIC N ttoe IVA ~
do n 7+ac in a7s: topoo hu Do u 10 10 aees @s ."
Retcc.ed It DC IN atctt coo eu co ~ s'e II
Ter What In b IL. sesossa, sna 104: h te-
m ba Fed At VIC In stert l0oo bu do stac atefa
DO II sse in asase 20 bu do II nc "a r. ore "
\, M H.d ut Sc IN s4o1t Ito bu do n s7fe;
10 ba Do 1t It. IA Asore.
00RHReeeved, T.. '0s bu; shipped. 40 y na. Deeln
-atr sas4 uese 20 hu Inferior Caaal = 81 anoa1
M hr do 1. II 10 tn No. &c IN aoFs'
10 nn b., do =, ut: in - TOO tu d Az 7
IN nu do II 31i: In sore; 1900 b do II &c IN soe
oob1 No. 1t SIC In store s bu % II SIT N asos
ato1 bu do II SC In ttors-
o4rs-Reeeiyed. sls1 bu sh,pp'6. u @ot ~ AA9ASe
1.her, Eslrs wert-Un1 bu NO. ! II lsxc Ii ss0re-
hYE.Reoeayed, tos, bu.h- NHhek e 10 ~H. saaea
w.,sp bu No at &c in .to e; i Ia do II. ore
aoo bu Rejected a a IN stors: 80 pazs on Ii sse "
| x,u,e: 70 bag d. It g: on u1ek.
| nAKLEY-Rece.ved, 40 bu- A11ts4 QUIET ana nosat
| rs1 II +oa b0c- ..
TIwoTuY sEEp-Recelpts 19a,ata ~ Asslsst ksarce-
II 10 ffu. Bales wsfe-s7o baks pf1ns II y -" oss1
| rood ii u %; 70 b7gs f.is =. azlo.
| H11uW4NBs-ReeeiEtd.e u bbb. Unesan&sd- 1bh.s
estr Il 1aHc.
| ALcOHpL-E4Nke per Esl
MESS PoEK brla It s1s.7o- RstaA loa selling At
sls,oo. .
| LAKp-KoEana1 at12c
TAkLoH-o bbe eount1y II se, city s@'49.
HIDEs-Receiyet. II, ,2o.rs. AAfet qufa. Sales VEN
nj the follow pe .nxs Of qas1aipns-G esa ssNea e1e
| Dr. s.1ted 1o9:1e; Dy Flint. l:k@'ae.
rUrlER-Tu fsif request and slt&dy n s35&l99se 'ot
! e,k:n. aad 1oxllke soF bAs5.
| EcrS-No demand aud ror1ipsl 1t f8ec
! ror,irRY-Chakensa u LIS PEI do1; IuskeJa. &c
! peslh-
70 orA1oEsDa11, with ss.es by the CIR load 1t HAa
1eecn trick
LIVE sroCK-Rees1pts, 4ss Hoss. ITO Beeves. H"s'
h ~ood rruots md h,. Beef Cattle quet Sales were:
"a ltoks AYERS ing 70 ibs w
| ii BAyea :. i9:0 :. -
u ..:-.-.-. 410 ..'.....:':'.-:.::''.".''
, 1860-08-24

EAs1ox. Pa, Aug. as.-There VAS no damage
done bv the rains to the cAnxls ID this neigh
bo-hood; but little rain fell Tnere are th1ee
hreaka ia the Delaware diviaion OF the cara!
below New Haven. Two weeks time will be re-
quired to repair them.
On the Schuyltin at Aauyunk the storm ~aa
very heavy. 1t Gigs fact-E N ontbullalag
with = sseasn engine aud large q1anthg ct
cotton was carried Away: s:oheia's factory
aud R,tka's mill were s1so damaged. fhe
Kead,r Railroad was crippled in consequehee
Of the giving away Of an euoant tnens' ard
trains we're unab:e 10 run tbls morning. Nhe
damage 70 streets, roads acd cutvetts Is *2otao.
It is Ieported that Ga,gs's mill at Wlssasfck'n
was deuolithed By the Hood.
Add,t,onn reports from the surrounding
country add to tns damage BY the storm last
night and this morning. 1t e1tended NJ far ~
Trenton ntd New BruuswlcE- Consldt rAbe
damage was done on the Jersey Z ll'road bs'
tween those po.uts, The track on the road Eia
Jersey City was partially washed away. seve'
1asdsys will be required tn repair The injury
No srains for Jersey City have passed soott
Of New Brunswick to dsJ. The Southern mal
was deiavtd this afternoon. On The Caudeu
Auhoy Railroad tbs track between the mead
ox~ aud the canal near Curhsrille Was Washet
GMky.
, 1860-08-24

I.cxrAxx er Fnranr.-PaIIes 1t Geu.os azs ahcut to
cha1.tr,h 1eo3et1 jsrsa 3. 1sge IA py h"een that
etv md Buao ftr the purpose Of eyns -four mi <an
which ha4 recently aocunua,td here.
ca4s11srDMr of " r. r.. 1ar 9a ~ eFse en ~
WhsAi n is vi busa<l <l-.lgdAlo A1PeesA ~.
co.1u,tx, ,-Ths pea7e. Nay Q1etn- ca ber Wy up
f.om U..vetssa eosdsd ~ e'lvsk tAA aotnnS tafeS
~ - anu.e Ear kp ri With tae tcaooteF fTh-. 10
dsm,ee to eth ., fr*A& Tbs had tef ttt
tv,-sed and .hs tcA laed se LILLE 80 ~ 70
trr fs!s pu ~ Atls nd at&bcha4s -lDst cat lHs-:d
tsxyxp-The htx liverpool, Of Ainrttan. iies eard
ssrouoa n snaxc ttlpl u ut q the ~ eEe ~
bttn LII tAtf thh ncSohx-a M up "'0 ap
e-1xa en baead-tn.d-
70. Bo&7orro vr.-ei. e'eal+a nom ~ pos 70, A.
,%ee noa on Friday ihe Twin eistef xnd Twin Hro1Ne1
nota wets oaaed back xarut uo5e1, 9. fur Boz
-" nnd h. Ckhtr 70. tAIe Nsfs e. l.. Eh.te GO.
wrre lie Hh!ppers.-roltdo y R.a, oh.
,sux-Aer<r-, La.son 4 r1antlrg Gu have pu1-
.e.oon. W. J. EhAtE ior ahs suEa st9o o.
1hs Wh.. rk eIue. bu -. ~ n ist-d W tht
ona tof xs boz yers--Nlsaukes s. tati.el. s14s.
, 1860-08-24

GllzsA, Aug. ss.-At the Democratic mass
meeting he'd here yesterday. nosw'thstand'og
the threatening weather, il tbs afternoon, an IN
cxpecledly large Aadlenc7 WAS present 10 hear
Hin, ]. G. Alien. In the evening, the crowd
came pouring in from the miuea 4nd riel 'lty,
crowding tho thoroughfares leading, to Tue
speAke.'s stand. They were addressed oJ Ex-
Gar. McCemas and others- The Dsuxtas
Gusrds, numbering over 2u0. were present IN
uniform and with torches, presenting q very
tue appearance.
, 1860-08-24

NEW Toax, Aug. 23.-Ths destination Of TIC
frieate Susquehanna IL changed from the Ned
;,srrzueap 10 tho Gulf Of Mexico, supposed TO
be after Walker.
A tremendous rain storm commenced nbout
midnight and iasted ill morning Iise1sEemc-
" warm and sultry TO day.
The Steamship Ariel, from Aspln"all, is be-
low.
Nrw Yonx, Aug GA colored msn named
W,Ike r was killed last night at the corner Of
Moth sixth and Seventh streets, Brooklyn, BY
anttber negro. PANIED Sherwood h,dd.
Two 70, sven9ers were suducated IN Tanit III
Roosevelt street last night.
It's rtpo. sted that Thomas keliy, convict q
Sing Sior. n 'u1dered one Of bin fellow eon''sss
an gs,u-daT 'ast, by stsbbiog him with knife
Feiiv wa. ,an. 10 ths S,ate pri>oa fer twenty
1ears. a few n. >nthx ago, for burglary, and il
kno,yn 70 b. "a ~ desperate character.
, 1860-08-24

BUFFALO, Aue.:.,-Art,vsd Prop Aendot,. ctceSy.
Net,n / - leared-pnp. Furttt Qaten cla.esou Chl:
eaxe: r. g. Evt FEsea ~ T. a.: Viz III
Ro.es, Fuunta1n. do
oswFal, August .l-A.,tze', ,sehz. As.T F BaEto7pt.
lie NO., Cheexs: Dele Sheridan Day.: q" ats.t.'
reny d. ared sehr, mt Ni:ho ~ -; sh'sax'; l. <
tnster broots & co: c. i. Tr5wrhdRe GoJec. 90; VIM.
ssnd< <f.,n. vi Ln., do; Beie sheridan. p*siss %.
CLEVELAND. ApEuas 1L-c1eAea. P:ep Foasnn
rtr pfef Ehlc4Eox
, 1860-08-24

Tn.xzos. n. J., August 23-Tbe reeen.
carry svay th- bank Of she cana. IL a,a thfss Re
places between Trenton a. hmnt..J auu saG
TatfGea tras1 N .~o W., pn ~ 'ay, and no trains
ea FUSED az ,he Srsax up 70 oco, a nsx .e,d
lns bern hu Il near Carksvitc 4pu;a ty.;<, 10
carry the trans. The SIX O'clock s'en's ~ ALL
was The irst N pass through. ,,.oft ~.
Stephen L. Douglas ~as on board hs1t 'r NJ
cla,k.villa. Ha went back to Pliuce. on Aao
TOOK private carriage 10 H,ebtsto~n.s
, 1860-08-24
Tho New York krpubltcan Stats c.
"s veultOM

SYRACUSE, Aug. s3.-Toe Hspubl'can ota'e
Cou,eu1,on met 10 this city yesterday noon and
orean,z.d ID, ,~ith James n. Cook for President:
H,n. f D. Morgan and Robert Campbell The
present lacumoenis, wsIo " --.a-"~.t'nn r.n'n-
ionted ior reelection far Governor and Lieut.
Eoyernor. audS. II. Ba,p ps for Canal q. mu3,s-
s,onrr. md James n, Bates for State Prison In
Tpector, Wilism Cullen BrY ant aud lanes y.
Pru4m were appointed Electors At Large =,
The resolutions t1dor.e the platform Of tAe
Chicago Convention and ra.iFy its nominations
for Ptesidept and Vsce President, enfoetze tho
administration Of Gov. Morgan, Ard 1ePcl nc
charge Of corruption against The Last teeisla-
tare' asserting tGat not ! measure which has
been eharae.-z,zsd As unjust and corrnpt could
hare passed The Legislature without the unapi. a.
rnous vo.e Of the Democratic 1nemoere. The
resolutions relate almost entirely to loc4l atArs
, 1860-08-24

NJ E{&Y iMPOHIANI IN FVlsN.
ATIOS.-The tllfaoIs Starch Comp7sy II OtiaEa.
sse uuw aanu.eurin4 The puEvs starch n Le voi In
bodr. quaty whset ess .annot e e1etned ~ ntt
mn as Eates n<faIou gseinea Asoet
i.tuejy p3e dealrae foud and taularY tus1ass
Ian a3F CHER !n uss The public TIE
ueta 1t tte ,tch> any amount Of tEf m':
could s!veo tha re!erenct~
to b IN ecessary al b. oeuzak little Tor se eao
S.fy III mseIse&. in buyn. tie tasch be particular 10
teejnx Int It Il taken from boIeA marked
, 1860-08-24
The IJfSfct-1s Express,

<o~ped and operated hy this Ccrsny) Nh hs rsn oses
ths New fosk Central Railroad to butan 1n connect
Vh he VARIOUS FAHcaaa an4 tho*r Lines at enseisei<
for srch ert&ht require no:e t1a1t tasn
re Cabin and Sse.sxe mDoait2rs of these Steam
ess at,-a t1psstiJ with slkw To tie eou'os
4nd satety Of pA4s<nksrA-
For rates Of Fre1<ht sud Apply 70 tne exrnso
CCn.lsnesa, II he 0csa Of the We1ttn I1u.ros:AHoo
Il "a badn. Rutfalo II Cart!ts Sip. ..New Yoft.
ii statt q rest,. .Hatcn As&or HOUSE, Bro. dway.
1ss Fter ..s....... A}rsnY.t New xAk.
t:uiser...,. Ctiea, 1sl River Trey
Howard + rhu,stpu lhou w. +. Holmes Rochester.
j. Ifcaar Err. nuEfsp 1ouia. Lst zto1t
&: II ss9 Cleveland. sfee s. !. saiss. r,.tls
j. stsaA-. .eaadusky- !. aorkrh....3
j. l.. urFt fCo.. -. Detroit. johnson EotZr1
HuIshuft, EIk.4rd i TO-, | NAnlo~tt.
Maek5rse, Jnhn Heiy.. .R7eaIe.
1T kirkland. .sheboyEan. Ksnosh. ftez Co. keroasA.
- jrsussSt-} % aa~aake' ws.s,-s..
uathavaY Pepa, Richmond Co., sla-&s-
Useen BAy.1 Ch:esSu.
J. ". TU1ILE, Agent,
FO0T OF STATE ST., C11lCAG D.
, 1860-08-24

Pa1lAps1Pu1A, Aug, 2s The raln thus morn.
Ing esuesd greet damage to the Cossnot Hill
Railroad. 4 eu1'ert over Gresham Greek was
carried away. with tho emb.nkmens IS teet
high, A large stone bridge Oh tne Sans creek
wts carried xsay. There was much olher dam
aee dons 70 farms in the vicinity, aud many
h1u, es were flooded. No lives Hrre lost Al lar
=, sxeertatn&d