davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
60.
Cleveland, Columbus 8 Cincinnati Ra:lfOa6

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Rs:IFaak
-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. Anr;I
~ l6, 1883, Passenger Train leave Cleveland a I-
05A. NJ NY Cincinnati E1prsss-Stoppfng Al Bsrs,
GrafiOn Wellington. New London, Sllem Shell
6yf and al S. .atlons souIH Of She by, rsaehinr.
- Columbus Il % A II, Cincinnati % P. 81
l5 p. ID. Accommodation-Stopp a. an Stations and
reaehing Columbus go P. NJ, Cincinnati %
500 p N. Night Express-St0pping at Barsa. Grahou
Wellington, New London, Shelby. Crsstlns
Gallon CaTdIngton. and Delaware reaching
Columbus II 05 p. II Cincinnati : 20 A M
CONNECTIONS
saalbys SanduskT, Manifold and Newark Railruad fo
Mansfield Dit Vemsn, Newark, Zsnesvills Z
CFalslnat Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest Upper Sandusky, Dslphos, Lima, 3
Wayne, Lsporte, Chicago &c. west, and EaE
for Mansfield, Wooster hIassillun. &c
asR sAa Eesionials k=lToad Line, Tor Marion, Belle
i9nfa1ne, SldnaY UnioE, Munoi6, IndialapOlis
IorIe At1ts Vinesnnes Evansville, Louisville
Dea<are 6yt0n snd CIncinnasi Lie for Springfield O.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. RchmGnd. In
diana7oliE, rerre Hanto St Leuis, &C; AID as
Cincinnati with the Ohio 3 hIizsizsiuui Rail
road foF LOuiEEills, aad al points On he OILS
River.
CslaEbuS Litlls Miami and Columbia and Xsuia Rail
road for Xenla, Dayton, Indianapolis Tsro
Haute, st Louis, MORROW, LoFeland, and Gin
cinnafi, and with the Ohlaand Mississippi Rail-
road az Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Caro-, s. LOUIS, and 81 olnts On TIE Ohio river.
ColuDbaS, Central Ohio Railroad for Eewark 2aleETilo
wheeling, &c; Columbus Piqua and Indiana
Hailrold for Plqua, UElana, &C.
q For Tickets 70 All points and information apply e.
the Union Ticket Oco 81 Superior strsss OF at the Pas
Ssnger Station
OlSVsisnd ,ApHll4. lss9-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENrERED-April II.

Str Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit. sundries.
Sch. J. W. SGrgeaRt, Goodman, Detroit, &C. $50 It.
lumber, g, $50 do. lath
" Industry, Hearnes, st. Clair, IS II. lumber
h. Walker, johnson, OsWegO, 600 bblH
water lime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

Dr. s. R Bsekuith RT5ssr5 pr,-tar. p,..,,
- \. 9. Clevonnd PisSf q n.a,a -. iAs'' '1'N-'
". B. Rezner, = C,o59ics f,fsf5r s.r a.. a. -
- Thrall, OsSiSn n 1-iisi i11N-iiessi A-e-s-STass -
" ] n. Johnson ,Bi,ao. O'uset AboH' ioi
E. I. BallWin & Co M'cbas I II De,si,, 49,.
FreemAn Kellogg {" ~ -0iu4iAn''
HaEgll Root, .sb9o.9s1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
gLkFRLAAD AND ERIE RAILROAD.

~ EaAA M4lMAV4Uu
5Ezsg7
1890 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. ls6O
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, ApriI
~ tthi lsoo, Passengenrains will run as lioyTs
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
lOl9 A - MAIL -tcpping al an gfntis e7csre
Wickiihe, Mentor PelTy, Uniouvills gaybrook ahd
oMAnfl le5 ano arrives az Eri8 l.aOP M DunFfrh
-. %. d :, Buffalo 2 p hT
~ r NJ CINCINNATI EXPRfSg TRAlN.-gto1pine-
al Fainegylle. Ashtat ula and Cir ri ony. md ~
ages q EIie 3 5. P bl-, DunlliTk 8 p NJ, Buf-
40 P. d CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping at all Stations,
S.2)P. d. NIGHT EXPRESS TRfN-sfoppinga At Pafneg-
vie. Ashtabula AMI GIrard oniv: ard arriVeg Al
s,iZH A NJ Dunkirk 50 A hl. Bdfslo q
LEAVE ERIE.
Id A. M NIGHT cypress TRATNT-Stouuipg Al a.
rlri. AsAtabuli and PainesvFe only ~ arrfves AZ
CleFellnd $40 A n
AOss A u mA IL ThAIN-Stopp ng At ali Stations ereeD
Saybrook. Uniouy ille Perry aenisr and Wick krIs,
, a, n and arrives AZ Clsyeand 2a0P NJ
AAJ r. n lDAH EXPHESS 1RATN-cfonnfng At Cf-
rard ConneaHt. Ashlabula and P5neSTiii n ehiT I'd
arrives at CieEeand. sop n
Accommodation Train viii leave Cunneaut Al LENA n
A. n -
AL TIE trains going WeEtaard c0nusct At sysiand with
T ls1 iof Ioleaoi Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati s..
Lols &c and all the trains Foins TrItsrd ronnsf az
Dlhklfk Hth the trans Of the New York Frs RaiIr57
an1 a balalo with ti0se Of the New YORK fsorrsI 1
Bun ho and New York City Rsirosds. 80
Cleveland. April s.h lfeo w iA'0iiAai' SuPs'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
NORRIS, SHEFFIELD & CO Propiietors.
Successorst0 H. = Brown q q

Chagrin Falls, o., Feb q. ls69.
Read the following Teeommend tons and references
kindly furnished for publication By those who have worn
fhees Veisir eTnmIn6d and sold them which from ne ma
nv more fnit0rng communications have and are reciV
inr daily Is deemed sufficient for the present;
CLEVELAED, Feb. a, lse0
MassrS. NORRIS, sIIEFFELD Co We, the RadsrsiEn-
ed, having worn BROWNS CELEBRArED ttYGiENic SUs-
pPgTo aIsT for the last few months take great pleas
urs il recommending It 70 the attention Of every lady
HdrahlV ndnpted 70 tho CONVENIENCE, le1Hy and
keaIh OF the earef. Furthermore, We know 1t always
rseVsI and n any instances effects radical Of the
numerous dsaaaee caused BY tight Rcaz. We hope 10
4 come into general for guy satisfied Il IS
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have; we advise sVeTy opuTchass t. for
E!gure smthey viii neVerEegeth z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
Something Exclusively for the Ladies.
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented Dec. 20.h. 1853.
livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ ONE-In fact every would have one II they
ly knew the be1y, uffy and beNef Of them Ihlswast
only Affords the perfect SYMMETRT aud detracts
nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FoRr, but directly
promotes in every respect. Il is of such peculiar
atrueion that treeves the HIPS from the almost msu
portable burden Witch they sOmotmes subjected BY
SuEpsudug the sks, &C. the shoulders, and BY
means OF Circular Bracs stays and Supports the cloth
Ing completely preventing them em Pressing against
BEGRIRd down upon the CheS HIPS and Abdomen. which
nakes Il truly AHTILACER tolding the skirts away
person. and drawing the flexible portion OF the
Supporter entirely away from the waist II Is also true
and SHOULDER HRACEthrOwing the entire support
OF he skirts al ectly upon the shoulders through ths eas
t sraDe MS new and valuable invention also deSned
70 slrd immediate relief and many cases effect kD-
ICtL CURE or ACUTE CHRoKIo DISEASES, caused by
TIGHT LACIEG many VINO have used It for such COM
plants can testify These Waists have passed the critical
examination Of some Of our most eminent and scientific
medical men who all pronounce them the best thing Of
the kind ever invented They are rapidly coming in9 use
and give universal aEfacton to al who have worn them
They be to give idea Of them and
TO Le appreciated. Call al The BURNETT HOUSE IN
Cleveland and examine them Lady will always be IN
readiness show them. Persons wishing purchase the
night 20 mauucture the Waist 20 sell terory will call
on the pr0pTietOns at CHAGHIN FALLS, O., who have
the exclusive right for the United states
CAUTlON.-All persons infringing In anF way OF man
this Patent, viii most assuredly be dealt wi
SuAaiAb -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

LIABILITY OF VESSEL OwEERs-senator Chan
dler, Of Michigan, has procured the enactment in
the Senate Of law by which the vessel at fsalt in
= collision is to be held liable for only the full
amount Of her value. Under the present law, the
owner Of a slOOp or scoW that colldes with YES
sci, may be held liable for ten or twenty fold what
he is enabled to pa,. So says the Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Bail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
\ January 9th, ls60.-TRAINS LEAVE CTFVF-
LAND DAlLH-Sundays excepted
s;A5 h-Aail for PftsbuTgh, Wheeling and New Phfa
80 ? .h--EHpress, for Pittsburgh Wheeling
Bqh rams make direct connections with Pennsylvania
afoaQ Tor Bamore, Philad phil. New York md Bo-
lon Aso with Baitim6Fe Ohio Railroad for Bsfn5o-s
and Washington City
Also connect a. Hudson for Akron and BTlefsburgh
~ lime bJ this route quick aud re viii be ~ Ta
as by horhsm Lines to New YoFk
IN .rvrps y J. n. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

Beaf mess Fshbl "a
Beef prime mess % -
Pork mesa No. I. .. l6 80 gll %
sorf mess No. p --{Glh 50
HamaGf crdlacWt. oil %
Hamacsy ed l2cWt. 3 O0,a g 50
Bacon uldoa acgt. "a -
ss ed,lcWt. q -
shldFs ey edt tlest- ! 0oa ! 81
Butter W y. fllb. al
Do Eou. -. II "a ld
Butter SlAta Cab a
Cheese --.....R .Rlh- a II
kErE -..... ldoe. (1 luh
Lard, No l.. -Nlib. II "a
Lard. No T.. .f7ib- %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

POINT Az PELER LIeHT.-H0n. H. H. Kilesly,
Commissioner Of the Canada Board Of Works, has
just paid visit 70 the foundation caiGson Of the
above Light for the purpose Of Inspecting Il, &C
eompenied b John Mcleod, Esq II. p p, and
VIM. Scot ESQ., Of Windsor, The able and expert
enced engineer OF the work. u was subjected to
close inspection, and Mr.. X, expressed himself
highly pleased with its stability and fitness II
has now stood the test Of three severe winters.
and is Is firm every way as the day Il was put
down. Il is 70 be hoped that the work-Whlch z
OF such peculiar importance % the shipping inter-
est-Will be speedily completed. = Toledo Blade
DIsAsTERss-The gale Of Friday night proved
very disastrous 70 vessels exposed 10 is fnry on
Lake Huron.
The schooner G. W. Holt carried away her lib
boom and most OF her head gear by running foul
Of another vessel.
The schooner n OOurtzight lot her mainsail
The schooner Mary Williams carried away her
iib boom, and lost HOme Of her email Spars and
bead gear,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

- No. IlC Walnut St, Philadelphia
JOHN sUURBRU0, Agent,
, 1860-10-04


iCouespoudence OF the Press and Trtuns.l
4 few Of us who feel ton old or unable 10
undergo all the duties required Of Wide Awakes,
but who nevertheless oesire to do something
for the Republican csuse--for Lincoln and
lIamlin and for freedom-corceived the idea Of
forming ourselves into an association similar tc
the Wide Awakes for the purpose Of co.opeTa.
ting with them. We met last erering at the
Wide Awake Hall, when and where We organi-
zed urder the bpnner Of the Lincoln Cont
nentals." Our rules prohibit The membership
Of any one under thirty yeara OF age. The
association is designed excluBively for those who
are un4b!e 10 do the duties required of Wide
Awakes We cur.lrd Tie names of 105 per-
eons AZ uembers, large portion Of whom have
heretofore been almost it nct entirely Inactive
in this glorious work. The aoceasions to our
association has far exceeded our most kanguine
expectations We have adopted the torch, &c,
aud expect 10 he found in the rank end nIe,
stoa}d:r to shoulder with our Wide Awakes
aud Dangers in all public demonstrations.
,saoius thereby TO be preseat It and assist in
sve..''sg the Republican victory in Old Mclean
for Lipco,1 aud Hamiip, crd for 6tute and
County cficers, 10 such an point g will forever
s}Irrce The Sham Democracy Of Old Mclean.
Relieving Is We do that tucE associations may
he udvau3ageously formed in other places,
| thereby bringing into requlk'tion the services
Of ,rauy row inactive, We aas e been induced b :
| the enthusiasm manifested 1T oEr meeting ~
say to others, "Try it," aod II doe; not EJECT
| your expectations. YOU Will loose noth:nG-.
Gentlemen, ii III your opinion our e1PeT'ence
our txoe7,eoce is worth ~ ,h;rK. wo slail hare
| Accomplished wnat nc dehire in This cHihmuni-
,.ation' Jxo. N. LARR,MAEE,
Scc'y Lincoln Coniinentals.
, 1860-10-04
4 REPUBLICAN CROWD.

The gooi b i,av.o .or Of Tho Republicans OF
Tuss Jay was ,es!s1day tho sutj e: Of congrat-
r14ta-; remark among I'LL classes Of men in
The city. IL crowd Of scvonty-live thou
suut:, col.ecIsa maiuly from the rural districts,
and ,azde III u men who cane for 4 days en-
ioyln=u., ii. r, was hardly cass Of drunken.
ncs,, no row :y;srn, and, as far As We could
]: ara, not s;14e1. Il III. Tlo solid, respecsa-
lie, substantial lock u tie men and women in
the TTigwaa ab,us tho speakers stand in
Markct street, a3a OF tho sidewalks every
wnere, was 10. less noticeable than the ab-
scuce OF all offensive demonstrations. They
ware Americans, Germs1la, ;.ad Scandinavia
aaa, the -Aacricaa element predominating
IN. all or 1early Ill appeared 10 be farmers,
farmers son*, Of mechan:cs-accus:omed u
b ar t:.c hon2rs and reap the rewards Of hon
IL. la or T.cv were the mcI when II. 7.
Juhl ls II, the nominee for Vice President, says
should he t,caetl by capitalists! At home, they
az, tie promoters OF education, the builders
Of churches uzd school housss, the Eivers to
e,,i ea trprises, TIE ftierds Of sobria1y aud
order il scciety-th" very backbone Of this
good Land. We he! ull .hse whose hnbit it :.
to sucer &: Republicans, to remember III Lao
1criat of which tie great Seward demons:ra
ton was made up. They may, on Friday, see
occasion fer comparison not at all compi
meaia:y to tLc;r exrec:ed frie-ds.
, 1860-10-04

motions, by the various tactics Of
ds'ay, minority Of The House may
not only prevent ths election Of Speaker,
but may even prevent vote for President
up to the fourth Of March, when the session
expires by limitation Of the Constitution ano
tho election is turned over to The Senate. We
know too well that conscientious seruples
would not preyen: our opponents from resort
inr to this unfair and desperate expedient.
Let these tactics bc carried out, let tue scenes
Of last winter be repeated, le: tlero 10 a COM
b;natiou with tho ayowod objec: Of defeating
the will Of the pcople,-and the Republican
members would not have tic samo 'notive far
calmncss and forbearance which governed hem
il ballotins for Speaker, when their utmost
patience and good pa:uro bnrely sa'ea t1e
uouse ftom becoming M assemblsge Of gladi-
ators We havc pointed out the only way IN
which !his danger can bo averted. Let no
man eh;,k hin share Of the common RESPONSE
bility oa1y IN election by tho people can
insure rcace; and only by voting for Lincoln
ran We insure an election by the people. shal
uo settle this matter for ourselves, CT shall We
at once degenerate to the condition Of unhappy
Poland in her last days, and have sort Of
Dict app2int President for us?-thats the
Question,
, 1860-10-04
Diptherfa and IT. Cure.

This sirgllr disease vAieh has thus far
seemed to bsflle the skll OF GU. best physicians,
has become s., prevalent AID has been 50 geu-
ersliy fa.at, that any suggestion in regard to
it7 cure viii hardly Prove unintercstiny. Its
causes a-e not known, and therefore ali treat
meut has heretofore been merely experimental; !;
hut its pathoEnomonic symptoms are 30 civer.
stied and dissimitar, that in many Instances tbs
throat ef the patient closes, aad he dies before
his disease has been discovered
other complaints Of the throat, il the format;on
Of a membrane which increases gradually until
the na:sen: Is literally strangled to death. II is
sometimes accompanied By liberation, aud ex
trene pros1ratlon uf the entire sJsleun, a3d at
others by neither Of these symptoms, Jet in
either c1ao is "a equally fatal 10 arrest the
formation Of this Irembrane would therefore
seem equivalent to curing the disease, and this
IN most Instances may bo done in the following
manner:
In the early stages Of The complaint, which ia
Always accompanied By a soreness and swelling
Of the throat, let the patient use simple solu-
tion Of salt and wate1, a. garRle, every fifteen
minutes. At the sane time moisten piece Of
flannel with solution Of the came kind, made.
warm a the patient caa bear it, and bind it
around his throat renewing It as often as the
garg'e is administered, and in tue meanwhile
spriokling dne salt between the fAnns1 and The
neck. Use inwardly some tonic or stimuiaa,.
either separately, or If the prostra.iou be great
use both together. The treatment, d NAV be
seen, Is extremely almp1e, and if used In the
earlier stages OF the disease, will effect COM
plete cuIe--Eincsnn1ti Daily P+<ss. Sen. y.
, 1860-10-04

a friend in Wayco writes us that in spite
Ct the at, ~ fft!,c siam Democracy to put
down discussion and annie FREQ speech in that
c1ua'y, the Republicans are steadily gaining.
WayIe gave Fremont les votes in 1886; tln'
will MI ca,. hot orc less than COO fo- Honest
Oli Abe. So goes tho fight in Egypt
Our iritrl als, xay:, that few days ngc.
tue Republican Ing in Nj Ere. WAS tern down
in the n'sa', dctilcd with D:mocrasic ordure,
},efaulsd with Al cbsceue inscription, and then
luue oa the ga:e in from. Of the Methodist
parsonas>, as AL insult u ths preacher in
caar.e, o:causs l;e has tic sulacity to bo s
Republican aid disbeiievc in tie necessity and
l:viui;y u LuyiuS AID selling men.
, 1860-10-04
RaFc&te In Motion.
fC2yespondence Of The Press and Tr.hrne.1
IAsnAr1A "a. etlG c.. Ill, Efpt g, IS

fCr3{{e4ponaS1eE q Ue 13eA4 1hA 15suCntl
.... yAspA11A, "a! city c. III, Eept- -. $50
This section of our State haa been a51aze with
politicsl excitement siScs tho nomination II
auoaest Old Abe" q: Chicsg ;, and ycu will DO
astounded at tho result cfthe canvass in Soush-
crn Illinois. lye are hard at work in this
country md hope to -esolutlcnize it. In 1886
Fremont had 6s, Buchaaan OF, ind Fillmore
7os. We wilt ret at least $50 Of .hs Fillmore
yyte. and expect our entire vote will reach
l,0o0. Last Tuesday Trum5ull aud Fickiiu
held Joint debate :.s th;a phase. A5ou: 800
ocracns we're present, and were greatly euter
taine at tie intellectual exhibition Of the giant
or cid Fillmore friend Dancnhcwer is with
Il. q. this 4iE1c. LAST evening lie addressed a
large crowd 1t tic Town Hall, and to-day be
speaks vi Elliott's Mill And Towards Point. IN
this county. You may 1e.t assured +hot ell is
veil in OLp FAxE17E.
, 1860-10-04
Tho Clouds UTraRtne AwRy in the
Snukh.

It would seem from the sre:..a delivered At
Baltimore the other night By Winter Davis, and
atten,ively listened to BY his eoostituents, taas
a portion ut least OF our southern aeia hbors are
coming to their senses. Mr. Davis said nothing
which erery moderately well informed Ame1i-
can ought not 10 have known, and yet we VEN
tu.e to ssy that such views as be expressed in
regard to The purpoees Of the Republican party,
and the consequences OF its triumph. were
neyer heard before by slave holding audience.
Mr, Davis has no fear Of Lincoln, though he
should be elected; be scouts The idea Of holding
the Repub ican party responsible for The intenl-
perate zeal Of john Browo. aud does not dis
guise his conviction that the policy Of Lincoln's
administration would be entirely uuobjectonA.
ble to every Bell and Everett man in Maryland.
III, Davis Is one Of tbs most promising states-
men now to be found in the South. he has had
tho s.racity TO discover early that it WAS not the
destiny Of this country to be made the nursery
Of slavery, and he has ahown the highest order
Of heroism in the way he has held to and d.
Tended his convictions. Though be has incurred
a great deal Of odium at home for his brave and
m AMY course, We do not doubt that he will live
long enough to make every man in his State
proud to Gill him Aarylander.--N. +. Es<ninq
pps*,
, 1860-10-04
f3rrss Cribttttt.
INDIANA.

Our advicc. from Indiana continue To be Of
tic most encousagicg character. We arc rs.
+urcl hy ttc leading Rerublicansof the State,
some Of whom were here IN Tuesday, that
there is no reasonable doubt thst their entire
State ticket will be elected by decisive ma.
jority, although both wings Of the sham De-
mec!acy Lave united in opposition to it.
Lanes majority on the 9tl, ir hy none Of them
,st'na'cd at lisa than 5000; aud all claim that
LINCOLN ) plurality will 10 $4,000 to 10000 in
November. Whatever tho fate Of il,c State
tick4t, provided !: to not beaten more ttau
10000 vctcs, the triumph Of LINCOLN is as
aurpd.
, 1860-10-04
NIeet3nE Postponed.
nr.Ef frtr1r f1rt a 1cEh

Edtorz prtts snd TIlbunet
Owing to the appointment Of O~ea LoFejoy
at Pontiac on the sth inkt., We have determined
to postpone our meeting At this phce. On the
9th, indefinitely. desiring to concentrate Is
much a. possible at the County Aaas Meeting
1t Pontiac. Hoping a. some future day before
election Mr. SWEET may renew his engagement
with ua. Respectfully yours,
R1cuAzp r. MoRaAx, Jr., Pres't Il. G.
, 1860-10-04
Good News from Pintt,

MONTICELLO. P,A7r Co.. Ill, seps 18th. 1seo.
0ur Circuit Court has leen in session the past
week. and politics has been At ie7er heat 'hn
M Political speaking has been The order Of
The week, sad The Republican csqse was = aoI7
tIpnunded and defended BY cur eiecto1' =: g.: =.
II. urownwell. Esq, Of Co,es. cur ssd ned - 'Tse ~
] Dapenhorer, Ed, Of your city: We are Wide
AWnie in old Piatt every precinct is thorough.
" organized, snd ~e intend giving q aonest ao
Old Abe" sud the entire ticket at least loo ma 1a
jority-some Of the mora sanEulne s1y 49,
The vots in 1856 was Fremont, IS; bnchanan'
$40; Fillmore, $50. Let tho ball roll.
, 1860-10-04

HUMAN Color DErtSpxSr upox Foop.-M.
Abbadie's communication to The profeaaor of
Natural History Of the Museum of Paris. N.
Quasrepages, has startled Us. The learned tn.
seiter declares the complexion Of the human
race to he entirely dependent On the mode Of
nourishment, that be has beheld in Nubla whole
races Of negroes who, from the sn,ire use Of an
imal food. prassnt II fne q earnation Al thu t.
habitanss Of Southern Europe. In A1geria 1t
butchers, generally negroes of Kslu, ~ as fair
in complexion aa the European settlers, al
though ssli preserving their 1oolly hair.
, 1860-10-04
Harriet MaKtinenu In Defense Of Mrs.
DlCkEHH.
Tho last number Of the AntsSiayezy .S:an-
d1rd contains q long Letter from Harriet Aarti-
neau, ending with this paragraph:
The Population IN Arizona.
A correspondent writes to the st, Louis Re

publican from Tubae, Arizona, Sept 5th:
"Deputy Unised States Marshal D. J. Miller
has just completed his labors in taking the cen
sus Of this section. The population Vi Tucson
ls 775, exclusive of tame lEdians, and the num-
Der Of inhabitants Of Tubac is Il 4., exclusive Of
lndiaus. There are at present 43 1udiaas here
IL the winter s=nsan thare are usually about
$780, 0fthe s4l inhabitants OF Tuhac, f0ur only
are native Americans Of tha Ang:o.Saxon race.
All the der, with tbs exception Of obe
1rishmsn and seren Germans. are Mexieans,
and only about dozen OF the adults Of the lat.
ter nation are citizens Of the United States, &C.
cording to the tarms of the tseuty made ut the
the tina OF tbs Gadslen purchase. U: the
whole population Of Tuoac, col are o7e7 twenty
years Of age, and Of these ISL cannot read anu
write.