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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1860.
Aitbulol0 Enquirer,

BY RITCuIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1850.
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MsgkIEp in ST. Johns Church. Hampton. the SIS:
May, ls5U Mr.. }. WiLTHALL. Of Aiabama. 20 NJ:
BETTE B SEMpLE daughter u Dr. Geo W. ssng!e.
MARRIED on the 9th OF June, Shirley. rharle. C:y
county Va, by the Rev Alfred ". Randolph. Mr. CHAR
MAN j. LEIGH, Of View York, to N!ss !.SS!E, daughter
Of Hi Carter, EsI
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4 man named James Chestnut has been sen
fenced 10 two years in the Penl'entlary, by the
Circuit Court Of Norfolk, for stealing s47O
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WINITI>LD ANU TIT ~
tOl'R AND HALF MILES NOhTH OF RlChMoHD,
NEAR 10 THE BROOK TURNPIKE, FOR SALE
WI l. are authorized by Mrs Martha D. Chamhcrlayne.
w I" sell beautiful farm called MUNTROSE on which
she resides. The cun;an5 3 acres OF which about
lVU acres are heavily in orsinal growth OF oak. The
balance oil the land in high state OF cultivation The
buildings garden ami iawn in perfect order and are not
only ample ur the accommodation uf large family, but
ARE among the most beautiful he around this city
The ue:hbo.hood is equal any To appreciate the many
Sasy To view the place.
The price and terms will be accommodating Apply 10
June lS-clm GUpDlN / APPERSON.
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DIED,

Dun, II Midtrll, GrernsTr county! Va, Ma! 2g:a
1861 FOSTER PAGE. aged seventeen r2on:h. :: ;,s
Watkins and Fanny Mason Cook.
"lIc now like star, beyond evenings cold Gen.
Loots radian:ly down on ;ss Sears -, ,l!5 "orit
Why
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FLORIDA poIIrlCs.-The Democrats oi flor!-
da have nominated Gen. John Milton for ito
vernon and R. i. Hilton for Congress
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the first power on earth, and the White Sui
phnr the most celebrated watering place in the
! world May many live to see this prediction
fulfilled
We speak candidly, and If the Virginia
press would be alive to all its .'institutions." it
would soon be known throughout the Union
that there is place in the Virginia mountains
not only the equal but the superior Of Sara
toga.
The proprietors of the White Sulphur are
sparing no pains or expense to make visitors
comfortable, and although in company Of
two thousand, there will be complaints, they
will strive to prevent any just cause. Good
bread, butter, beef, mutton, ham, vegetables,
&C., are served up by first class cooks. 1t will,
doubtless, be the pleasure Of all the employees
to give general satisfaction, and what we say,
We are satisfied, will justly apply to all the
delightful watering places in the mountains
and other portions of Virginia.
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Saycrs arm is said to be injured beyond cure
the tendons having been severed by Heenan's
terrible blows
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The city Of Norfolk is now handsomely lighted
with gas. When are they going to light Dan
vile with gas?
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FiyCv GOODS! FANCf GG0DS!!

80. %. CHAMBERS STREET.
= INV 80 h *.
WHOLESALE OEAlER IN
d vS AB1s. ~ 4 Il .E =
81 OF Every Description. such as
.coMss, SUTToNs, eRU II S,
rarsads. Pins, Needles, portnonna!:, sfaGonesy'
- Wool and Willow Ware .S; Sc Nc y; &C..
,,,rs,cc. .Gro5rele.s Per:ec:-Eysi NEEniEa
,Iwr,nc.'s "uHIENTAL COLOGNE.
fawrrucr's "SuUTMEENER's FA'uE!fE
tavr.ncr. .GolD PENS" warranted,
swrs..,r.. STEEL TENS" the Planters a'''' "''r'H
,wr.acc'S LEAD PENCILS" al STYLES.
lnwrence's "Usr.hurs Sewing TtikEAp -" superb
~ M, ~, i, Large and Small Balls aud uu Si'oulS.
81 all Goods Warranted as Represented
Neat and convenient Catalogues, with blank i"r t'e'sra
a. supplied 70 purchasers ON application
n.. " wGr ScwGn
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4n1s.nu .pn,sns. Mar.1. 1sfN.-.c1nixs " D,''
= aIsIA IA rLANrATION FOR SALE.

l.. aISIA ~ PLANEATION FOIs SALE.
..,roS In Madison Parish, Louisiana, within
"a three half miles Of the Dallas Depot Of the Vcks-
burg Shreveport and Texas Railroad containing three thou
sand 3 quay acres seven hundred acres Well Cleared Ditch
I'd and In a High State Of Cultivation Five hundred acres
more dcadened large portion OF which can be put In cu
ratIon next year Twenty-Five hundred Of this Tract
Is High Arabic Land, and ahou, 20 acres o. Fine Cypress
The Soil il Unsurpassed for Fertility, and il is OF the
Best Drained places in the aural country. system Of
local leyers secures TO IL exemption from Overflow.
Az the Tract Is both sides OF very pretty lake. with
hph buG banks It can II desired be divided nto two Plan
taons willing to sell them sepafatey; Inc Improve
me,i ~. good consisting OF Dwelling House with nye
rooms Quarters for one hundred Negroes, Gin and MIL
Blacksmith Shop Cook House. Hospital Nursery &c ai'o
hiln uf lj0, 900 Bricks. ,
The place Is within hours travel ol .icSsburs ann m
teen hours rare OF New Orleans AMI IL IN the
nrshhorood Of tho Plantations Of Col. A6Dtague Col NY
ers Mr J. Erucc Col. Cunningham, Dr. Carter ana Dr. Ms
M anu Is within and half miles OF the Tensas hfel
ana lhiee miles Of the Bayou Macon both OF which STREAMS
are en-, na' Saole Tor several months 10 the year.
VIM e place will be sold II desired forty Mules, oxen
Cattle Sheep and Hogs, with Household Furnure, Farm
! Ing Utensils, &c.
| TensRS Parrish Louisiana
Anrtl 6-deod3m N pApp4R
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Ia " carr.
I.0EgC A. RICK lNGHATI.

ATTORNEY AND COCSSELL0H AT LAW,
cotPER VALLEY, rtuYn CoCSTr. "a.
TTENDS regularly the County ana Circuit Courts Of
"A Carroll Wytie Floyd, Pulaski and adjoining counties
lie S!a continue collecting agent for Northern
E..clsa and All persons who NAY hays business IN Car
rsy a.I adjoining counties Dec 9G--ccnl
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1'uTtCs:.-At meeting "I the President aud pirec,
n OF the Jaraes River ard hanIwiia Company hsd
70 R!chmo on Saturday April ;h, 1860, the following
order adopted:
Resolved That r;saon shalt he suspended Ter the puF
.y:. Of rerair!ng the canal US follows:
D the rs; level there shall be such temporary sIspen.
or be,esn the ls and 18th Of July nay b. required
uy the ue:s and manufacturers.
The navyuon shall be suspended the 1st 20 the 18Th
Of July. between Lock No. and LucE No :" and be~een
Scven.I>!Nrd Dam and Lock Ns2a.
Extract from the Records.
june = cJulyl WM. l.. MCSFORl', Secy.
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VIRGINIA. STATE LOAN.

virtue Of sundry acts OF ths Henerai Assembly o
ID Virginia. notice is hereby giTen that the Board CT
Pub!c Works will receive any time previous 10 The Grst
ay September 1850 proposal, for six per cent loan 10
The amount OF isIx mlonl dollars payable in such
ooshly nstalIoents may be reqGired no. exceeding
ve y00 two hundred thosand) dollars per month said
loan 10 be redee,nabe in thrtyour Interest paya-
biz .r,naunualy the rst day Of January and FIRST day
d Jug OF erh year. the Treasury of the State in Rci-
.-Ial. ...
prnp',ai, are 2so lnYed for the loan al +H
pct evr Federal sterling other appropriate bond. VIII
Issued for the loan ~ paid in at the option e: The
-:..rr.
H tie Constitution OF the STATE, and laws In pursuance
cfe.f sinking fund is established for the punctua pay
.. O: the ineres: seianoually and the redemption of
as ,sacpa In thir,yfour years iron the Issue OF the
bomb Taese provisions Of law the large and increasing
syabr resources OF the State and TAX laws furnish the
-onsrs possible OF the safety and value Of the
y.u. ,,,
sealed proposals 20 be addressed the Board OF Pub
=, Works Richmond, Virginia." and endorsed State
L9sa where any further information thu; may he desired
sill Hc promptly given ..,
Ey order THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Secretary L. r. Works Of Virginia.
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r0yDS OF TIE JIMES RIVER AN

BUNDS OF 1EtE JN.T F.S nLN Esnh "A a ~ -
kAEAWiIA COMPANY GUARANTEED Bi THE STATE
r. meeting OF the Board Of Public WoSks held the
5i of May 1850, ordered, that the Secretary Of the
p,sd give public notice. advertisement in :hs news
la.rs "a ;he holders OF Bonds OF the James River and
E.aaa! Company guaranteed By the State OF Virginia,
s in pursuance OF act passed on the 3d oi March,
~ upon the surrender 10 the Board Of Public Woris 10y
he holders thereof Of the bonds Of the said Company for
lie psyiaeu OF which the State is responsible on and after
she erst day o July 1860 the said Board Of Public "orHs
ain !.,rr aud deliver TO said holders corresponding
of the bon Of the State OF Virginia. made In the
prescribed by law payable tyfour years after
the date au bearing Interest a: the rate o sN per cent
-; aunuu payable semi annually.
Tree copy. THOMAS H. DE MAli,
Secretary Board &C Public Works VI NirSisia
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rHos. TiSsLEY JOHNSON. Nm. Is. Pu(
JOsRSSON l. PUGHs.

lFNuSr sCILDiSG SHocSog WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
kOR the sale ot Tobacco Wheat Corn and country pro.
dace generally return their sincere thanks to their
snds for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
20 them and Rsk continuance and increase Of the
fer year. promising their undivided personal a,en
;.an o al consignnlents committed 10 them.
ko;n
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SHCCkS WASTED.--Tne Subscriber wishes tt
~ purohuse any quantity Of good dry shucks He prefers
them III bales For ShnekS put up in good condition. h
will pay 7Oc per 100 lbs delivered bis place on h street
opposite the City Spring, Richmond. a. B. STACY.
Eah 2-rR-
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LAWRENCE S. !frAItVrE,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
DRACTCES 10 the Courts Of the city Of Richmond and
L ias counties OF Hcnrtco, Hanover and Caroline.
lie also Notary Public and Commissioner Of the United
S:S;-s C"lr; Of Claims.
The partnership between NJ. Clastlin White and linn.
s,rha- dissolved, his Office Is on lth street, just
hri'= rOdi:nS Hall.
K.hic H--cl
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glAY undersigned having procured the services Of R.
Il II. Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
In the Richmond Market will, with Luther s. Irvine be
In the market on the ls day of September next
to give cir undivided attention to a business entrusted
TO them and feel confident from their long experience
be able TO give entire satisfaction
JOHN GROUSE,
Aug. 2t-ctf Il. .. ihfANE'
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!. MAGit.L,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
hFFlCE with Robert Tyler, EsQ, No. ia South Sixth
} street,
PHIL L-ADE;LPTI
VIII stttEd 20 the collection Of claims aud iii o;,.r
:lss- entrusted 10 iis care I,, o, .,c
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Esssx Co, Va.
II. - CApR0S s. CO.,
. NEcCt.i!S AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ 81 Eowiy's Wharf, Baltimore.
i. j. C.rsoH is the aciivc taems,-r Of, the frul.
March .l-cGtn
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lS!AM !.EITH. JUitN !. CTIILTUN.
KEITH Il CHIFFON,
WATERLOO, FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY WOOL
" En- GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
III Fnr More ely
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!. &. =. EOYD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
tTlL attend any business entrusted to him Ia the
W Court. o; Buckingham and adj accent counties
A!irrs---fincsinsi,.,n C"urt.IIou.r April 2I--ctf
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M1ISISIED.

HorrSsIDr, New KENT Co., VA, JuDe9. Is.
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iIsrN ~

Refers ~ Mes,rs. Goiln Arperson, H. W. Fry, Rcll-
mouI Va May l6-2awlm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13
Notice Of Foreclosnre.

The Undersigned administrators Of the estate If
Lydia buckley, late a: Eueksport liz Ia county II
Hancock widow. deceased, hereby IN, uat4=r.
that Thomas WHEY Of SAM Bucksp5rt cooper us
his Deed Of mortgage, datedahe first DAY IT Ma.
le52, duly executed, and recorded IN the Ilauesgk
County Registry Of Deeds. Book NJ. 49, Page
u, conveyed TO Bliss Hiodget Of ,aid Bu kspar'
Trader the folIowin; described piece or parcel
of land situated in said Bucksport containing
twenty-five rods being the north-easterly part oi
a lot adj lining land formerly of kcuel Pierce and
bounded as follows, 10 wit beginning At a sta Ike
and stones at the north easterly corner by land
formerly of said Perce-thence running westerly
by land Of the late {. j. Netnore i've rods 10
land of John Lee. Formerly Of j. A. Lawrence
thence southerly by lana Of said Lee, i've rods to
a stake and stones 10 land formerly of q. ".
Iampher-thenoe rasterly by land formerly 81
said Lampher five rods to land formerly Of said
keuel Pierce-thence to the first mentioned bound
with the buildings thereon.
And the siid Bliss Blod-et there afterwards on
the seventh day of July A. b. ls55, by his deed
Of conveyance and ASST snment Of that date, duly
executed. col eyed and ASA sned the SAID mort
gagged premises, and all HE interest therein 10
:te said Lydia Buckley since deceased.
The conditions OF said mortgage ave been bro
ken by reason whereof claim foreclosure
shcrsof, aud hereby give this public notice OF the
same by law required.
JAMES FREEMAN.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Bucksport, Dec. 81 1853. e49
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lelIrw and White Corn.
Extra Notice.

j. Lord, WI may he '1lH- the above st4re pur.
chases Hafk. SIaa-rs Gi4pbo4rls Sc. &C. aut Acrfs
constantly "a hand and sr sale Ian brr and uali3s
.nc materials. ti-ts b d CAL.
J4.y--i. Is54. es,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17
New York Items.

INV YORK, Aug. l6'
A dispatch 10 tie Tribune Gays Talefaro
Hunter, relative Of Senator Hunter, 10 appoint.
ed 4th Auditor OF the Treasury.
A dispute occurred Yesterday in a stable in
Sullivan street. between Jno. O'Conner aud
colored man, Geo. Higgins, when the former
Gu, the throat Of the latter with butcher
knife.
Cbas. Gardiner was fatally stabbed last
night on Madison street by an unknown man
Mrs Holt, wife of the Postmaster General
died at " ashington yesterday. Her remains
were for warded to Kentucky.
The Great Eastern had about 1000 visitors
yesterday She Wi take about loo passengers
to-day for Liverpool.
A brilliant meteor was eeen from this city
last evening.
The SLAYER recently wrecked on the Bomem-
as. is supposed to have been the schooner Pc
ter Warnell, Capt. Rech. The crew. it will be
remembered, wer. taten into Nassua.
Counterfeit fives on the Bulls Head Bank
were circulated last night. and several arrests
were made.
Counterfeit photograph SIS on the Leather
Manufacturer Bank are also in ere lation.
highway robbery was committed in Pearl
street Tuesday evening
Mary Sullivan was hrutally assaulted and
threatened with death by Jos. Calum, unless
she gave him twenty-five cents he had seen in
her possession. He was caught in the act and
committed
The Herald Washington correspondent eyas
there Is a rumor current that Breckenridge has
called consultation OF his friends TO decide
the propriety OF his withdrawal.
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TELEGR A PHO
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRK, Aug l6
The World has correspondence from E,
yonte to July nth and Constantinople 10 m
2ltb.
In the latter city a serious outbreak had Z
cured between Protestant Americans and a
mob, touching the right Of the former to IL /.
use cf burying grounds. The disturbance
last FIVE days in spitc Of the efforts Of the Min
i-try Of War, together with American pat.
riarchs, assisted By several thousand troope.-
This occurred in the Ballot quarter Of the city
Since this disturbance was quelled the Pro.
testants have been driven from two other quar-
ters Of the cty by mobs, and to prevent furth.
er outbreaks. government had suspended Pro-
testant WORSHIP.
The Turkish government, however. denies
that Protestsntism was really at the bottom Of
the outbreak, but that it was got up under
Russian influence, for the purpose OF caus ng .
collision between the soldiers and the Christ
ian population.
A meeting had been held Of oil Protestant
Ambassadors, who sent an earnest and 6ecis-
i've protest to the Porte.
On the day following this protest the Amer.
lean residents Of Constantinople received form
al notice from their minister 10 move With the
greatest caution. as further disturbance was
emminent.
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co M M E r CIAL
DAVENPORT MAS EG.
DAILY REPORT.
OprIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEWS

OrrIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Thursday Eve., August 10th, 1860. !
Market rather excited and unsteady in regard
to wheat. There was considerable competition
among buyers to-day, and in some cases their de-
sire to overbd each other induced them to run it
up to 74c, but 6s97Oc may be regarded as the
| ruling figures. The receipts moderate,
| amounting to 1902 bu Wheat 40 bu Corn 200
bu Oats, 40 bu Barley and $50 bu Onions. No
change in the prices Of other kinds Of produce.
We quote as follows:
FLOUR In fair demand at SIS IS retail, and 81 SO
wholesale for City Spring Extra; Superfne 81 80
Rye -four S4 00@4 so Corn meal 81 90 u cwt.
Shipments of -four 81 bbls.
WHEAr-Receipts 1902 bu; shipments 1000 bu
We quote at 6S@7o for No. ], and 63c for No 2.
CoRN-Receipts so bu, shipments $50 bu. The
demand not very active at 25c for ear, and 25@
CSC shellcd.
OATS Receipts 200 bu. In fair demand at Is
alSc for new.
BARLEY-In fair request at 30132c.
RYE-Receipts Al bu. We quote at 45c.
BucKwHEAT-A good article sells readily at Toe.
ONroxs.-Recepts $50 bu. In demand for ship
ping at 45a5Oc.
PorAToEs-In good demand at 20@25c whole
SALE and 30d40c retail
ToMAroEs-In supply at 5Oc@80 y bu whole
sale and l5G2oc y peck retail.
WOoL-We quote at 20t035c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 00@4 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 O0(95 90 for Timothy.
HIpEs.-In good request and moderate at 5@6c
for Green; S@l2c for Dry and l10l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUTTER-Rather scarce, and good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote at 1o@1215c
wholesale, and ! SC retail.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with fair supply at
SAFE wholesale, and sK@1Oc retail.
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. Wequote at
s0090c wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3 q
l5c for Herkimer Co.. Western Reserve 10@llc
wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at 1l@l2Kc.
HAMs--Common io15@llc; Sugar Cured 12A
@l5c: Shoulders lOc retail.
DRIED FRU1r-Apples s@loc; Peaches II q l5c
Prunes S@l2Mc.
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| August TEAM

JUDGE JOHN F. DILLON, Presiding.
Ira N. GUSoD. Clerk
DAvrSPoRr. August 10Th, 1860.
Court opened at Q o'clock. Persuant 10 ad
jouroment
The morning horr was occupied in arguing
demureTs. motions, dc.
The Grand Jury came into court they re-
turned bills Of Indictment sgainet Birchnel for
larceny and Smdt for fraud The prison er.
were arraigned in court and rlead not guilty.
Bircheii's trial vas get for Friday To-day j
Snidt was admitted to bail in the sum oi
400
}. ". Brophy, Indicted last term, for larce-
ny, in stealing q lot Of tobacco, which was
Identified by W. N. Kuhnen as having been
stolen from his wagon few weeks previous,
was brought into court and plead guilty of re-
ceiving stolen goods. He was remanded to Jail
TO await sentence
The remainder of the afternoon, until s
o'clock, was taken up in hearing motions and
assigning cases for the remainder of the term.
Court adjourned until Friday (this) morning
at 8 0 clock
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
N a r T.

VTNHE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE MISSOURI
/ STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Of st.
Louis. are requested 10 call and pay up their as
sessment Of March, 1860.
OFFICE, Main street, No. -. Davenport Block.
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT,
augl6-dtf Agent.
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Thursday, August l6, 1860.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
KATE CAssELL, HiIhouss, Fl. Madison.
MrscArrxE, BuRLrxGroS AND Fr. MADISON MAIL
PAoKEr-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Ft Madison and all
intermediate landings, At s o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours. Try the reliable Kate If you wish to
reach your destination on time.
The PEMBISA will be the regular Northern Line
this evening.
The fast-running and popular Northern Line
packet ltasca. Capt. Wilton, will depart for Mont
rose this morning. making connection with packets
at that point for st. Louis in 36 hours.
Boar WAYS AT esteamer Golden
Era is now on the ways undergoing repairs. The
Flora and VIM. L. Ewing are also lying there
awaiting repairs. Business is brisk around that
spot.
All the Northern Line boats, with the exception
of the Henry Clay, that are intended to in this
trade, have passed the lower rapids, and in condi-
is freight in sufficient quantities to warrant pay
ing trlPs.
In consequence Of the low water, the officers Of
the Northern Line have advanced the freight tar
riff on their steamers from Wenons to St. Louis.
The rates are, for wheat and potatoes, l5c per
bu.hel, oats, loc corn, IA; barley, l2c; pound
freights, 52c per bushel.-Ho Republican.
Tue RIVER at this point for the past few days
has been about stationary, aud reported falling
at st. Paul by the last arrivals, with about 3s Of
water on the upper rapids. Below, from Keokuk
to It. Louis, is receding slowly with 81 feet in
the channel end about q inches on the lower
rapids.
The Missouri RIVER is falling with 4 "a feet on
the bars from Weston down.
THE ILLINOIS RIVER is stationary, with four feet
in the channel below Peoria.
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Bell.Everett Convention.

INpIANAPoLls, Aug. Is.
The American Constitutional Union State
Convention which met here to-day, appointed
Hon. J. E. Blythe of New Albany, and Hon
W. X. Edwards of Terre Haute, Electors a,
Large with full delegations Of District
Electors
Ex Gov. Head. of Kentucky. was introduced
to the Convention, and delivered an eloquent
speech Of an hour aud half in length, which
was frequently enthusiastically cheered.
Resolutions endorsing the platform and nom.
nations made by the Union Convention at
Baltimore, and opposing fusion or alliance with
any her political organizations were unsni-
mously adopted.