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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Administrators A Notice.

AA0AA1AAAAS1A ID 1NVA . A~ Os@SS'
THE undersigned as AdIninistr ators Of the Es,
i tate OF Chauicy Dunham, decensed late oil DeiaWaf
county Ohio, will make application to the Probate CouT
Of said county the 22d day of September d. leoO
for an order from said Court 10 sell or dispose OIL nnae
Che statute, the following desperate claims belonging
to said estate, viz One Promissory Note dated Apri
H. 1857 due day after the date thereof for $40 90
also, other note made by Daniel Biddecom for abou
sl25, date not known.
aug "a ,'6o-t4t. GEO. DUNHAM, >--- -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
70 the World.
DR. JACKSON
THE CELEBRATED
Reform Botanic
AND INDIAN PHYSICIAN,


May be Consulted f0liOws-Free of Charge
Fremont o., kesiers Hotel Thursday, aug. so.
FINDLAY, o.. Crooks House,
Saturday and Sunday, Sept & 2
MARION, o.. United States Hotel, Tuesday, Sept f.
DELAWARE, o., American Hotel, Monday, Sept. s.
MANSFIELD o., Wlier House,
................Th Thursday and Friday, Sept. & T..
ASHLAND, o., Miller House ,.......... .............
Saturday and Sunday, Sept q.
ERIE, Pa, Office, 7th Sept. IL & IL
FTH0sE suffering from Chronic Diseases Of any
description may be assured that their cases Will be
treated fairly and canddly and they i'll not be enconr
aged to take my medicine without corresponding pros
pect of benefit.
DR. JACKSON be consulted at his rooms IN regard
10 all diseases which he treats with unprecedented sue
system. He Chronic OF diseases
which have BEEN pronounced tcurIbte by the Medical
Faculty generally, such Nervous and Neuralgia Alice
tions Diseases Ui Women AL forms of Scroiufa Dyspep-
sa, Consumption rheumatism Paralysis Epilepsy, Asth
Salt Rheum, Remittent and Few the
diseases Of children All of Seminal Emissions
which is carrying thousands the grave annually.
Remember the Doctor does promise TO all
stages of diseases While all Diseases ctrdbe ii tax
en- in seasons all stages not Your may be cura
BILE this week. not neztto-day, net to RoTT0p hence
| the danger OF delay.
CONSULTATIONS FREE. lang "a 60 TIT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
NEW AND OLDI

FTIHE underngnei having sold and bought still
/ hold two OF the best mathnes fer preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world. TIE first
WoodwOrth's Planeing Machine, which has done ths
work Ia mechanical So manner for the IN
this county and still do the with perfect eS"
and prices reduced. The seeond Is n Berlews Patent
Sash Machine, which makes sash Blinds and pooTs by
feeding with clear and dry lumber-sueh VIC make
all Of our building materials have been IN the onsi
ness long enough 20 know that otherfklnd viii an
swer. We would say the benefit OF The people cf
Central Ohio thar onid very 70 have therade
eeved by others tales lies aud would hevery much
pleased 70 havo them and with nAked eyea
We are also prepared 70 furnish
sash, BIinds, Doors, window and Door
EP@msH, NJ Onldinss, PADcIs, eer.,
Of all Descriptions at The very lowest possiele nges
sAsh allied with glass ana painted, flooring siding aud
IN fact everything in the house shing lne
RArs As We have he largest stock on band Of saeh
Doors kc IN the city, Will guarantee prloce 70 euit
purchasers Especial attention paid manufacture
Of %inaow Blinds 10 order, all conple,oa painted and
hung atrednced prices Feeling under removed ooliea
tons 70 our friends and patrons FOR their kind patranAge
for the ast eEht years wone st solicit share cf
the same. Respectfully.
aug. s6.59-@tf PERRY ROBINSON
, 1860-10-31
LAREANEES DISTRICT.
Beware Of spurious Voters.

If fair and honest voting prevails in tic
Third Congressional District Of Wisconsin,
Judge SLOAN, Republican, viii he tEi:m-
phant)y elected oycr tAr dirty doushsacc
L.rrabcc. who has brought disgrace on
Wisconsin, us dirty-wosl Logan has done
urcn Illinois.
We want to warn our Republican friends
up there 10 tic sharply OF tAc:r guard
ag:;ns: fraudulent voting, Within a few
weeks past 20. less than 400 Irish lalorcrs
have gone from Northern Illinois to work
m the Extension North u cs:crn Ra:!rs'a.'.
They are bonatidc labcrcrs and were sent
into Wisconsin far u legitimate purpose
l,y the contractors. But they arc no. cit
zcas Of Wisconsin, and have no r!gl: 10
yo;c there. They have btcn i'll the s1aic
only few weeks, and they have no l'usi-
ness to vote in Wisconsin. Eut they u.ns:
certainly will vote there, If not closcl:"
watched and vigorously challenged. They
all understand ''voling early" and manyo
them are adopts ut the art Of "votins
oflcn,'' having Acquired that patriotic az
complisllaicnt in this city.
We notify the Republicans along the line
Of TIC North Western Extension, 10 bc
Wiae-Awakc and On hand, lest they fiut1
themselves si:;il:lira GU: Of Member oI
Congress-. ,~~-
, 1860-10-31
NAPLES.

It WAS stated that the Garihaldians wonId
not attack Capua before the 10Th OF October.
Garibahli l. Eaiu to have been wounded ci the
l,sttlc Of Volturno. Ills total losses at the
engagement are stated BY the Paris {atric to
have amounted to ECO MEN. willie that Of the
royulists was not SO great Among other incl
t..rta Of the battle, it is recorded that at one
Of 1llc most critical moments Of the day, Carl
BALI asked for ono hundred Scsolutc mcn, aud
:.aloIg those who responded and rode forward
with the General was Count Arriyabcnc, heir
to enc Of the first Milancsc families, and netting
as correspondent to the Daily Atxs. The Count
was not seen nftcrwnrd. but It was hoped he
was among the prisoners.
4 great tnany Of The wounded On tho field
Of rvltusno died for want ot au,bulauccs.
There was caunonadc unarr the walls Of
Ca}ua on The 9th, and thu Garil'a1dians gained
fresh POSITIONS uosttlltfes were afterwards
suspended 6r twenty-iour hours, to bury tho
dead. The cannonadc recommended on the
10lI,, and continued On the 1lth.
4 decree is published ordering a vote on the
116t Of October, by universal suffrage, on the
following question: Do you wish Italy to be
tnaiyisibly united with Victor Emanuel as
constitutional King, aad his Legitimate de-
6ccndauts :"
= SARDINIA AND THE ROMAN STATES.
The statement that EuEsia and Prussia had
issued protests ngusnst the 6ardinian policy,
is nevertheless adhered to by some authorities.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Horn
ind Ipd asserts that there has been no protest
ltTthcsc powers IN the diplomatic sense, against
lie entry Of the Sardinian troops into the Nc
apoljtan territory, but It must not be under
stood from this that they orc not opposed to
the movement.
In the Sandman Chamber Of Deputies the
order Of The dny proposed BY the committee
who rendered homage to Garibaldi, and unan.
e as q tae sss was ss4eed to By
go votes against 8. The vote WAS preceded
BY speech from cayour, defining his policy.
The Aootdn Journal announces tllat the sum
contributed by the faithful to tho Holy Sec was
i,Uouo crowns, and that 1t had MI been c1-
, 1860-10-31

IL is impossible to forctcfl the desperate efforts
If dying Democracy. The Republican pafty
has l'ut in nomination men who are worthy Of
thr support of every Republican. ", IL Brown
Is q Iaah Of spotlrss character aud well known
integrity, tn lcllnr his character it is only
necessary to remind our readers that it was
Sir. Ernwn who, when tho Democracy {througl,
Mr.. HnMiltnn) hid Filtered away tho schpul
law ind ibFoagtli alt thu books into disorder;
took upon Himself the management Of the
>chool-tunl, without any compensation, and
thus saved to Tic City Of Chicago the means
IN b:inc hsr ppbLc schools t. their present
excellence.
The business routine Of Mr. Scammon and
his ability as fnanclcr, enables him, above
many 0t1lcrs, to mike useful member of our
ncAt Legislature. whcrss dcubtlcst onr present
ianAlng i:.; wilt he ventilated. Ills perfect
knowledge Of the German language; besides;
makes him j very acceptable mediator between
h:s German constituents and the Legislature.
His well known predictions for Germans and
t;cr1nan views. ~ well rs Ills long trssdcnce IN
Gct1nanv, where lis children were educated,
arc We'll known.
But the cardinal view will always be the re-
election Of f.Trunbu1I. As III 1858, during TIC
memorable strug.,lc between Lincoln anil
Douglas, the persons Of the candidates for the
Legislature wcsc Of minor importance, 90 III
this campaign every Republican candidate
:ncana yu1c for tho faithful Republican Scna:
tor Lyman Trumbu1l, The tontt4t, thus n.
moved to t;,r hisl, region Of n battle for true
Republican principles, common passions and
personal Isrciu1iccs cease to breathe and be o1
nv intlucucs whatever.
, 1860-10-31

House AND BrGoT STo1ES.-A horse and
buggy, the former brown, the latter new, were
stolen from the promises Of Mr.. White, on
Kiuzic street, Oh Mnulay night.
, 1860-10-31
Terrible LynchIiE Affair.
The Navarro tTcA:.=) Et4nfss, Of the 5th,

the following remarkable paragraph:
"0n Thursday morning, the ed inst, four
respectable citizens Of this comfy. MI 1sicin-
bers nf CIR County Court, were found hung in
tn: prblic st!'arc Of this town. Various are
the co,jcctures as to The causes Of this nnior~
tunatc affair. Ee presti,ne. however, it was
ewing to the fact that they were members Of
the County Court, III saying this, We must
here enter our declaration that VIC know OF 10
conduct Of theirs which deserved such pen
atty. It is thought tho presence Of the Chlc!
Justice could hare saved them from such n
fAc- As VIC will hereafter speak more Of this
matter, VIC withhold comment until further
developments shall put us i'll possession Of all
the facts conncctc:. viii, this melancholy al.
E,St
, 1860-10-31

Squattpr;tcs llavc been bcasting that
Douglas was going to gct large vote in Ten
ncsEec- Tho Memphis -4ealaacLs keeps th:k
ode: s:aaiinG:
We arc authorized by prominent Dcno-
cras Of this city TO bet 500 that Brcca;uridye
beats Douglas forty thousand votes Ii: Tcnnes-
sec.
This PROPOSITION will test the sincerity uf
the fricuds Of Douglas who arc l,ratlng s',ou,
his strength In Tennessee
, 1860-10-31

upon the throne Of judgment ana rfononne-
Gu execution ui'o1l tle ol!euue1s. SgE NG"
Hampshire, gchGlal eash. ioMa' anu lAlnos.
General shieicst oIaEe IN oattle, nnI co"Ssans
,eiosc tIase5s au 4i.a 1s 9Th cf tha ranni
The iset OF 1nnse 1Aar cn1ea .asse = ah Hai aL
ID, he came over, be did rs good serriee3
Through ms ala we aelenteo tnG scneme, h, anu 1
Tor that unlarconauiG 1in; naitl"s nnea ~.
very salo. ho aAessd, ~ Aas olncs eouEn.
place OF ance-p1ayefln''y, ana' Resnaps,
with tears: iAere IS "nefe euusc Oousiae
stands, aud tnat ts 1nc reason Ae esAunot W
President Of these 0nnea stafes. -.
VIII the elcctlon o1 An!anam Llnco!n .,.s. rs
solve the Union: IN looo It was thongnt tna1
Thought So but cont oenesG tAelc esG1
WIS day When IT. a4soc.asS cotiu nass tooH1
cd each othGr ~ uc iaes "!aou. ni i'@4sa 4e.aa
never met oat one inai4' Nsucl Eee, VIZ
rays, upon honor. that nc Mas lt'euaen.e4. ,,;.; -
inc lMon i.aa cseu ~ =. u ~, to,' mor,t,s r.,
our nonus ouf 9ea" a.nt3h n IT, markets Of lie
advance nave ~ - ~ ~, ~ ecrcnt ee,,
world: lhes Hese seinn:55 IL 1en ~ e'''Ateen
i'er cehl; au'au.e; .,,,,, H., ..a,,unt1on
Inc thteat - t"eeu upou .ue 80 w..
that the majority OF The people. ~ .A~
else Of their own Judgment, IN INC forms p1e-
seribcd W the constitution, haFc ciectea
President: The argument Is addressed 10 inc
mnycd I'v this and votes accordingly, Instead
of crrr,.;s;n.r ,unnfi,l|y and honorably the no.
tIcs4 ,scwar er;vtn ~, human heinz. he SIM
,,!v r..orda b;nsr,f , coward til Won that
r ,v;sn r. save the I;m;nn. We must elect
I;,,ns1,, Va o,c to,dav The sfronccst
..nrc1n.,ent If 1ne world seated on Tie
;,,,smrnt oflac;;on ami tymuathjcs Of
;hc people; aud 5iiongcf sti:i If Lincoln
is elected. For If VIC tail; next clcct,on Ins
W. ,,a"t t1,,s ;nso1nnt tf1raat nniT Is
;; tl.c day and now the hour A slave oiigafchy
threatens to tear this Union from turrSt TO 70
~e a1I mn - ~. ra5'. po world he = rproac
Kissing and by.worl among the nations. That
/, rcprCavl is not to be written In the pages OF
Els1of. W. ,S ., Iii ,,at lac irrr.
:. Affection aft fur m our children, and ieayctu them
, 1860-10-31

The LITTLE FoLEs AT THE CAnAyAS.-An
invitation has been extended to the little folks
connected with the Orphan Asylums and
Homes for the Fricn9!css TO attend 1labfc's
Mcnagcric- Tiny will go Of course.
, 1860-10-31

OWNERS WANTEp.-At the Armory, owncrs
arc wanted fo7 4 pair Of horses and farm
wagon found estray, and also for three pairs Of
boots supposed to have been stolen.
, 1860-10-31
Progress ofTrcasoh.
(Spccia1 Dispatch to thr n. y. Tr1bunc.]

NAtH1SGTUS. OCt- II
An Intelligent Georgian, just arrived from
The South, told INC tonight that the armfng
aud forming Of Minute Men found favor only
among III" poorer claesex, The 3,sta N1ncs who
had l.osl!i;ig to losr, While the larger slave
owners aud capitalists, knowing too well that,
in 7hc event ot dissolution, they would become
u prey of Great Britain, were utterly opposed
to rebellion. lie firmly believed that British
Eold and influence wire now employed North
and South to break up the Government Tho
visit Of the Prince Of Wales, ut the present cx-
cited state Of atiars, VAS connected scheme
of the British Ministry, calculated to operate
Iy the srlcndor Of royalty upon our higher
ri,
, 1860-10-31
POLITICAL sTocK-JoEDISG SCHEME.
Especial Dispatch to the y. !. T1ibunc.I.


pl1LADE1ITlA, Oct, g, 1860.
The political stock; ;joh''ing Of Mr. Cobb and
lis confederate cons; ;,irat*rs III Ncw York has
excited der, indignation aud resentment here
and throughout the State Pennsylvania will
give Mr. Lincoln At least $1,000 ulajo!ity, and
perhaps Co, GOO or 10000. Sh: is determined
to 1ncrt tue issue sqmsrcly, ,.s,d defy the traitors
and nullilitrs, whoarc low consIirlny to break
u, and plu,idcr tho Government. rhiladci-
pl11a. which gave ifr. Foster nearly 1000, will
give Mr.. Lincola GU1J majority, or 1nurc- The
hell men. who were uot bought by the Admin
istr::io1, to run the 1r;sclinc, have joined our
standard trayrly. and are now in full ro1nI:l;s
sion. They confess having been tic dupes Of
Enavcs and trickstcrs.
THE NEW JERSEY COALITION.
The corru1t coalition in New Jersey will
hurt nobody but the parties concerned. II was
arranged ioug ago Wien the lsailroad ulonop-
oily ;.ut possession Of both the Democratic or
ynn:za,ions. Some Of the Douglas leaders III
fcri,asc:. obstacles recently, and to b. bough:
into submission. The Bell concern Wills sold
out two months uyo o the H7ccainr:dyc inter-
..st, for llnFd cash, which only a few managers
1Otbcd.
ANOTHER HCNDCG-
Tie prcs:dcn: has ordered no stocks sold
hcp. ns reported in New York. His business
il transacted through Mepsrs. Cav, Manchester
d Co., and If his nephew l':s been figuring OIL
Change, as alleged, it must have bccn Us Z.
epcculator On Ills own account. *Old Buck"
is not the n!al, sell Ills securities on panic
1nadc by Sir. Cobb, unless Ae intended to make
ut, orcrniion when this bear game has bcen
played out fnl1c Of the Cabinet will retire
with full pockets.
, 1860-10-31
THE CITY.

NOVEMBER EcLEc1Ic.-Thc November Ec-
lectic is embcllislled with steel portraits Of
Calico, and Profs. Woolscy, Day and Silliman
Of Yale College.
, 1860-10-31

FAILURE IN THE 1NoS BrsISEss,-A man
named Curtin was held yesterday in $500 bail
for the larceny Of scycnty.fvc pounds OF iron
from E. G. Hail & Co.'s docks OIL the North
13.a.ania
, 1860-10-31


This command will parade this evening at
I o'clock, fully uniformed and equipped for
serenade duty.
Centrals! Remember your past successes
At The grand demonstration ii honor Of Sena-
tor Seward, you paraded C5ldinn 113 strong.
this evening show your leaders TINT your solid
front and defiant step exhibits the same ire
prcssiblc enthusiasm. and indomitablc energy
Comrades! The final m6fne1t Of the contest
is rapidly drawing nigh, notes Of busy prepa;
ration are sounding from all quarters Of the
enc,ny'a camp-it is for you to decide whether
t6tlr :abors shall close successfully, triumph.
ant1yf PrcTs forward to the front rank-let
your strength and e.1ci-ney this evening be
unmistasal,!c evidence Of what ilay ce expect.
cd of you on The coming 9Th. Hark!! Tte
clarion notes Of ti,c hugle Is sounding thu
char::;,c. Steady, men, steady: Centrals! For
you strike terror to the opposition, scattering
them like t.iaff before The wind.
FREDERICK MEAKs, LIST Lieutenant.
, 1860-10-31
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Flour aud
Grnin during the r:sl week We're as fol
1oUe.

Tho receipts show TN increase Of 4,fV0
Urls Of flour, hut decrease Of 2250. 900 bush
els Of whca, from the week previous.
The following table shows The total re-
ccip:s Of -four and grain since the 1st Of
January. com;,ared with 1859:
, 1860-10-31

GARRETT BIBLICAL 1Ssr1rrTE--This even.
Ing, 1t Evanston, Bishop Simpson delivers the
Annual Sermon III the NJ E. Churc!, at that
place. The exercises Of the Graduating Class
take plaec on tomorrow Thursday ut . r. II.
.TaE WEArnEn--1f our readers arc getting
tired Of the sameness Of our illusions to the
present superb spell OF weather, neither We
NOR they are weary or having such weather,
which VIC shall always be glad to notice On the
usual terms.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Wm. \. Buffers i Co.,
sold yesterday afternoon house and lot on
Wabash avenue, near Ringgold Place, lot 50
hy 11o feet, for s3,oSo cash, to Mitchell e.
Zah1n. A good sale, most encouraging to
owncrs Of real estate.
TIE CUNNING Acc1DESr.-Wc mentioned
yesterday the accident to Henry f. Hamilton.
son of Col Hamilton, while on cunning cx-
cursion. He is under the care Of Dr. Drainard,
and, although In u critical condition, and from
the nature Of his wound almost entirely help
less, lis friends entertain strong hopes Of his
recovery.
The HATMAEERs, which was performed
twenty-onc consecutive nights in Boston, and
which was given to crowded houses in our
city last winter, will ag:;aln be brought out in
few days In Chicago. There will be nnplc
stage arrangements and beautiful scenery,
| which will produce splendid effect.
No. 2j9 STATE STREE7.-Thc change In trade
/ in rIfl nj kt.S-
, 1860-10-31


i Caro. !!
The propr1etors OF chicago TYPE Foanofy 'aAe
this method of returning Thanks to the t1reen LOT
their energy in eoslns their building from eh!'Fe
destruction; ard also to members OF the pruning !;
fraternity who were on hand u aid us 70 promptly
Ne arc happy TO state that OFF Aatriccs and :
Mou1ds arc uninjured. SO that in day or two We
thau he able to ell orders for cistu,s OF sorta.
efectzotyptrE had stcEcot5plns rs Usual. oar W.
fee being rn.H,'e o'os'' ~ a., VIZ '."
will be promptly hled ;" -A* o"AA'' 80
Chicago; Oct. s5fh: leg.
1...c.,~. rr.., rt.ax n;cetinr cf the rit{
-, -. .r,..t w. III, he b,d a; :ic:nc;.r>s
I'll r,..., s,.o,, ~, rhu,.dov evcn,,r Soyar.
.A,.. -. ..as ni,,a.,- fu,, ,,,nd h,. he.n en-
.r... a.,ae 1v,da a,-,,.c, b,xs hrcn ,n-
go ~. c,n',.s,,a sn.,ssr. and e,nd,,,,te.
,'.s - ., .:,,.,.;i- inSh.t nd ,,c ernectcd to he
present: Hon. YIN. H. Ogden lion. I: =; Arnold
c.,rnor " IT B,ovro 4 II. Wilson Homer
wi1oayth. II. Krriss,nau and B. Il. Druus. As
mi. I. .b,s II the 1sst meeting in the Tenth Ward
lar the neoe turn out and see the men that asc to
be elected. Z. y. TRlsBlE. Prcs't.
=
n,n,cn,ar,r rcou.sted to meet at Headquarters this
ic1ncsaov, evening at 7o.c.ock, for street parade
,,d e.rcn,dc dutv. As shall have no more publIc
n.-,dc. beri,c the election It /, hoped every nsn
49,. r,,-,,,.a win the ccn,,a,s will by
,ron,nt IN ht7 attendance 70. this p.rade. If any
member cannot attcud this evening, he will plcnsc
send m hi. uniform SO that Others who arc anxious
tn parade mas hare an opportunity OF doiu. so.-
IT,. r,,xo ...,r =.
mass meeting under the direction Of the City CAM
paisn Committee, at Clich's Hotel, on this (Wed.
nczday} evening, October 31tt. commencing pre-
ciscty at O'Clock. Come ont; Republicans. every
one. and prepare for the great and final contest
that comes of In few days hence. Good speak
ins In English and German, By Hon. " Brown,
Hon. J. Y. scammon. Thos. Osborn, A. c. Hcsing'
""" ''0s' J. IF. Bell, prcs't.
/ E. DEs:sAS, Secretary.
i "
| meeting Of the Third Ward Republican Clab this
"wednesday evening, At the Commercial Hall, cor
! ner Of YIN Buren and Sherman streets. There
49,. ~ rso,.stcd
! HEsnr o. WINCH. Secretary.
r.. ,.uu ...,,1,
i CHANGING THEM eoA,'-H 1".'s ..'.o.s -.
nAmss oi p1oantnent p''..e'ae 90 ~. -.
try who arc coming oat III .a'o1 ol 4ne "1s"'u
cahdldae. IN oaoea t.mes snts "1.s euss :.
I called ":urn costa" Dut with "didcrent eyes
arc those individuals looked upon who entrusi
"thelf Goats anu o'oe' eataea'e VIZ SooA -
Aclain' p5eF'' eseaners Sc, a. - ussso0." ~
ch,,rc is AWAY. for the better. while In the form
cr ,,,c bcucot ts not 30 certain,
E1cE11'ESF.-4hat ottsessn'ss eonp."t''' .','
throat. with which 20 'nanE ere aialesea AZ tn''
season o. the year, 1s smnaeaate!s eofeo ~ us'ns
Gucrnsey>e Daln'. This ia afhe slmp'est ana mos
cffsetuai remedy that we know o. II VIII 1es1 y
surely as 1t IS ueed remove noatseness' "ao GU
Groups . cents ootue. oo'o a. "t:o'e"1'e -
H. Reed 4 Co., Chicago.
~A nczv int Of Pen Knives, Eszor.. and Ii.
br.t on.,,I-. ef Razor stropy. lust received br E
II s,rcen, corner P,nao,oh and State streets.
| "
, 1860-10-31

Making the Host Of 4 Moderate Salary.
Within short time past, q young man
named Joseph Nash, Freight Agent of the
Mich. South. Il. R., III this city, has found q
pressing call for Ills presence elsewhere, and
l.as left Ills relations to the company under
cloud, Of uEith enough ts kroTn to indicate
That from ST., eco to sa6 6doohas got transferred
to the wrong side Of the column HI. NASH
las had salary of 800 per month, enough to
live on IN quiet way. He has managed, how
ever, to make the sum Ut $1,000 per annutr 81
& great way, aud eo7ct veIy much surface. He
WAS what is called FAST, and that IN city eosts
money. He had rural tastc, and g1atifled it al
the Junction. Was fond of ho7sc-tlesl and
bought at notable figure the celebrated sad
dle-horsc Of the iIlustrious departed Count,
Don aIoruto, {do any Of our readers remember
the Fctc Ch7mpctre:J HI. Nash WIS fond Of
COWS, ditto pigs and poultry, cach Of the best;
and those who were present yesterday ut tile
Shcrifrs eale, ut that place at the junction,
which once knew Nr. Nash, but Will know him
heuccforfh no more, =; - :.e : animals were
choice and must have cost money, doing credit
to Alr. Nash's taste. And SO fades another.
Ne have no mind to morallzc over It, unless
We wereto put our discotsse in stcreotyp for
republication in fresh connection every once
in little while. But what does man believe
who cmbarks in such carcer? Where docs
he expect the end will come, when hc leayes
the firm basis Of honest living and walks out
on slender, shaky beam, hungoycr bottom
less abyss that has ncyGr yet given back the
dcfaultiny employee, or reckless epcndthrift;
unscathed. Do men who initiate 3lr. Nash,
and they arc many, expect that in their be-
half the laws Of grayitation will be reversed
The schoolhoy's phrase might teach them bet
tsr-
whit goes Up must conc down.
And still young employees 90 on, apilig ard
aiming brilliant career, making Of themselves
by their employers money, rockets TO go NJ
in one bright glowing fash and streak, and
come down in Texas or Pixies Pcak--just 4
burnt and bcsrimcd stLck, forlhc rest Of Their
! days. There is loo much of this moral pyto
tcchnic business III community, and the worst
Of it Is, these rockets all have friends who, ac
ter I'LL, arc the greatest sufferers. Young man
don't make rocket Of yourself Better stay
quiet pin-wheel all your days, flzzing quietly
on your own pins. than use your powder, and
i all you cal beg, borrow, df sisal. in one Crane
! splurye.
, 1860-10-31

receipts Of grain since the 1st Of January
amour, 10 81, 1,944,2e8 bushels, against
15,73G,1o3 bushels received during the cur
responding period in 1859.
The estimated stocks u: -four, wheat aud
com in store Yesterday, were rs follows:
Flour. hr1H. H.-..........-.....-......, ii.
Wheat. 6u. liz, CT:
Corn, TN. Gt5, lH