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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

The jury in Stevens ease. after being out only
fifteen minutes returned with verdict Of guilty
Iii said he received the verdict With the most per
feet Indifference AMI smiled at the announcements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

In Bourbon, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Woolpert, Mr.. N. ]. CLYMER to Miss LEoNon.
MOORE.
In North township, on the 18th inst, by ESQUIRE
Matteson, Mr.. SroTHA JONES to Miss ELIZABETH
SHERWOOD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

The last Pixies Peak Express brought $4,000
in gold, anireports serious riots at Denver in con-
sequence Of disputes about lots.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1860,

between the hours of 10 o'clok am and o'clock, p.
If said dy the rents and profits for term not cScccdirg
seven wears Of the following described real estate sa
i'm said of Marshall, and State of Indiana to-wf
half Of the north quarter Of the southeast
quarter section two, ca township thirty-f- 5i ),
range one "a east levied upon the property of aid
Consider Cushman to satisfy said writs.
the and profits r of said real estate
will sell for sufficient satisfy said executions,
interest costs and accruing costs, will at the same time
place for sale the highest lawful bidder the fee
all the right, title and Interest
Of the said Consider eastman in and to the same
much ereofas may bc necessary to satisfy said writs
~ O. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff
Te-b 16 I5t:s1 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

We intend next week TO publish the speech o.
Hon. T. ?. BLAIR, before the Young Mems Mer
camille Library Association of Cincinnati, ana
from week TO week thereafter the Speeches o.
CAsL ScHrEz, Senator DooLTrTLE, CAsslUs VI
Char, and others, and shall print OF several hun
pear. which will sell to Republican Clubs and
Others. at the rate of s. per hundred. These
speeches and other Documents which we shall pub
lsh from time u time cannot fail TO exert a pow.
erfai in1acnce upon the public mind for good, and
should Rave an extensive circulation Orders ac
companied with the cash Zoe extra copies, will be
promptly flied.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
DISSOLUTION

VIE partnership heretofore existing hotweaa,
Il the undersigned in the Foundry 5,s;nasS
Plymouth Indiana, has been dissolved by mntn.i
consent. All debts due by said firm. a. snch
Will paid by James Mitchell, who is also .n,,o.'
lied to collect all debts due the firm. "''''o'
JAMES MITCHELL.
itD9 l4t3 AMOS b. STOCKING
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

a XES.-Lippincott's, Blood's and bements'
~ (warrcnted) Axes, for sale at the Msmmotn
Hardware Store of DUCK ~ ioAN'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, February eth, JoHx MpIrrARp
eldest son OF Thomas X. and Sarah ]. Houshton
aged four years and four months
Lay our loved one down to rest,
Lay him gently down.
He's gone to dwell among the best,
And wear a starry crown SARAH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
Notice Of Applica ion for License.

W the citizens of Center Township. Marshall
l. County. Indiana. =
10 a" whom ii my concern: We, Andrew
Wiener ana Michael Miller. will make an apDlica.
toi, at the VI trch term of the Board of Corr,
nissiohers Oh SAID county for license to ro,,;I
Splrltuous Liquors, at and in the tavorn I'll
known as the "Moore House - ON Iot ono b,s ~
ana seventy-eight, on the east side of Ncb;,, -,
street, and Immediately south of Yel,ow p :. a
nrlage' IN the town of Plymouth in said cosn,,
Gah o ,'T 1at3n,, ANDREW MICHEL,
-'eopu MICHAEL MILLER.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. So
In the Common Pleas Court of Marshall Connty
IN the State of Indiana, March Term, A. d.. Isci,
GEORGE FLoRA,)
vs.. On Note and proceedings in
MARTIN AsPER. Atacbmon, III
DE 1T KNOWN that on this 9Th day Of Feb.
ID ruary, in the year 1860, the above named
plaintiff, by Reeve & Capron, his attorneys 6I.d
in tue office of the Clerk of the Common plea.
Court his complaint against said defcn' an. in tfle
ABOVE entitled cause, together with an affidavit
OF competent person that said deierlant Is not n
resdehe 0, ue State OF Indiana; said defendant is
therefore hereby notified of the filing and nencncv
OF said complaint against him, and that unless no
appear answer or demur thereto At the calm. 8
said cause on the first day of the next term of a;d
Court, 20 b~ begun and held ut the Court Hous II,
the town OF Plymouth, on the third Monday in
March next. said complaint and the matters ami
things therein contained and alleleed. will no
heard and determined in his absence
Witness, ii. r. PERSHING. Clerk
{. c. z. Marshall County.
ebols6O l4tl BY WV. NJ. KENDALL. Den
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

- Il The Repub;;caas Of Allen county intend to
be represented in the State Convention in full
numbers. The delegates arc already appointed
and arrangements making to procure hall fare
es;. ef on the railroads bcfw this and the Sum
INIT Gity.-Isd. Jour.
1--WE prcsums similar arrangements will be madc
by or ffienisfor halffare tickets over the Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago Road. but have,
- xcf heard u no move i'm that direction Those
Who design going from this county should be ready
10 Start next Monday morning on the train going
Eass, % on the evening train going West, other
-wIse keyw..l not reach Indian polis in time to
participate in the org IMITATION of the Convention
Since the foregoing was in type We learn that
our friends w Arsaw endeavorns TO effect ar
engagements for half FIRE tickets over the PttsburG
road 70 F. Wayne and that they viii probably sue
coed. re-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

II Our weekly summary of news Is unavoi,iably
articles prepared for this number, but as our new
type has arrived We shall soon have ample room
70 keep readers fully posted in regard to all i'm
portaht passing events. Then, no "Pent up Utica
will contract our power-."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
Congress.


In the House on the llth inst. Mr.. Morrei
presented the mem rial Of VIM. A. Howard of
Michigan. contestins Mr. Cooper's seat After
the transaction of some other unimportant business
the House went into Committee of the whole on
the Post Of,c appropriation bill, il having been
Amen lei in the Senate BY the adoption of a pro-
vision requiring the printing of the Post oihce
blanks to be done by contract, and another re-
pealing the franking privilege. No vote was Ia
ken on concurrins in the amendments.
In the Senate on the 18th. Mr.. H ,un announced
the death of Hon. David c Broderick, late Scna
sor from California. Several Senators delivered
.culogiums upon his life and character.
Ia the House. two ballots we're taken for Printer
On the first Mr.. Defrees of Indianapolis came
within three votes Of being elected. and on the SC
csad two votes
Further proceedings we're interrupted BY mes
.eaee from the Senate announcing the death of Mr.
Brodcrick Several members made brief speech
q, upou the virtues and public character of the de
ceased senator. The House then adjourned
z; No vote vas taken for Printer Of the House OF
-shc lfsh-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
CsUERIFF,s SALE-By virtue of two

Executions, issu.i by the Clerk of the ,rshall
County common Pleas in favor II John g. Osborne
and against Consider Cushnan AMI James Wiams and
one the Clerk the MARSHALL County Circuit Court in
favor Of John Etson and David 5. Easoa and against
Consider cushm IN and both to directed will "acr "a
Public Sale as the directs at the Court House DIOR in
the town Of Plymouth Marshall County, India.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

NOTICE OF SURVEY.--Notice Is

hereby given that the undersigned with the County
Surveyor, will, Thursday. March sil proceed ~
survey and locate the Of his land in IT,
township 3d. north of range east in Marshall County
Indiana the hou-e of Burden. and
from day To- day until all is SURVEYED.
Non-rcsc;s who fail to meet the Surveyor the
above mentioned and ey proyi, for dcray their
portion Of the expense Of said survey, will b.
the County Auditor and sucli enqucns placed the
tax duplicate and collected according to law.
feb Is nI5tjl r. W. SHIRLEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

The South Bend Register says the Pixies Peak
fe<er has broken out in that place and vicinity.
wiGf fearful violence, and fears that large num-
Der will be "carred or by il early this spring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

3 Nil>oa 5. Latham. who sas elected tsovcrnorof
GsEfsuia hast fall has been chosen u S. Senator by
she Legislators to fiji out the nnexpircd term of The
aubdusd Frederick. Licnt. Gov. Downcy thus
bScoues he acting Governor Of the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
MARINERS, HOTEL.

Il near { ne Depot, PLYMOUTH I'm
ecod Fare low bills and every attention r,f1 =. - !
'Ni stay OF ali who patfonize the Farmers aefccnl'e
FEB lG l5tfl ''' '"''s 1 nsp'n ax<, ncrses
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- ~ ctN. 49, 49, .S~p@
Lees, raid COLI cus's tefs hsf
et............ ............. Y,
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me srbority for sssias ,aess bcsds 10 cootAiaef IL
The emvesth scaon OF tos ordnance, making tns annual
appropriHrcts fos The year 1859, psed February II,
1880, a. foiiosx.-
Tss Cousuolss hr-sy sassorzsd N borrow. frna tine
lime To- crvc " We Cor yors& In tcspays %
re.ssoes ma 90 .rc,~d IN ssoan such siss
s~ns - MAJ be n~o-ssy 1Oeodnarss Tor
proprtAtAccs ts- curfvpt yex
Inc authority u ne Crporstloa for mskiux loans Of
This character oootainst tbirty tfrf of
the snendcf chAr,.r lss7 Toe anoans Of snd boads
~ led 'n-issa, fSs 1se asove stS'ed ami pay
able. with ir'Nrrss, 81 varioes rs,es. 90 fJ'io~s-
NA>s Posfk ht<s az l0k~rz1 xm,x.f
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VI me ABOVE tn~re redeemed ard can.
eeted. ce'crc 'ne ooss q The year oil tnn
p~~me one ana p~ysele durSos the yesr,
Avd ot~os "-f-F'fN
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IctAa .............. t'SsS,s7z u
Amount OF txpeui f4res duf &c the rear,
ooapg th- o01Dt g ~aFFsats drswn
against the sppropn siions 6,6si sSi ~
Ana rem,nicg une patel NC 81, 1859 81 ~, ois ~
The psricl.r opjeeis for xnlcn the sppropns
Hons ana exgsadtl,s we're m-fe, 500 by The
tAcuiAr st~teuent page The amount u sas sane
80 So col co saf tbe pay meat VI tnis ws
prvviass fos foi oNioE nspner-
l. ny the General TEX levy of 1859 m which
there was iaciadeo Cor city % ros-s the
sun 0................ 80 5io,03t III
q BY amorps ,plisd from the
revenues Of Me Genera fuad 3ts .637ps
--s5 sN sss CO
LOANS
The mcpeys borrowed dlros tho year tbs cr~d, cf
the Corporation toe authority for .iaAn ant tns
terms which toe several Amounts we're ootained
WI Appear from ,ns f,lss,ag stst~ucas:--
l. Reyvsu. ecsas Of 1864 sisTso 90
2. Aseeesmspt bonus w ss2 ............. $500 90
q Central Pax fuo ttoc< Of iSsT...... ss 800 90
4 Central Para Improvement Fuaa stock OF
I.ois.so 90
. Water stock u the city OF New York, OF
1854 payable In is7s)................. 6So.o1o 90
TOTAL. ~ seA so %
4 op
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An orAt u sssessWe.. casoel-
ID in 1850. :.
hss its ms srTcueSusiy fooioded
in hrl.poe osnDisecs~o De1
81, le5s. vsz.--0a w,as rug
~ or street and exsecd'ng
sshai street. 800 ,oIc
ElI.lA kysnhe openiSg.. ioz
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nssc.ency....... ...................... ss,s2s -
Uesss rrvvced 70 tor she land very snail, but
for here'nafr ssaed the sum actually realised
sss - rss z.f ,cersrcn. likely 70 faa cossdsrssy
shoft o. the nal sne1nt
coutcnoSs AsstsNxsm
ne smerrta aessssnssssIcv beesnu sbovc
o. ~ .e- ;;. mad BEN deposited .,;S
TIE Chs1brsisr. prior 70 jsxusry !, 1869,
of CO sctcps n sne 10 the Bwssu Of Col.
kcucn az Asseseueuss, erciusive Of into
..'.....s............... tFoI,Sr -
Bssrce srp.r,pny due D-cbsr 81, 1858 spa,Is7 -
soes afler catering upcn the outiss o. CouvSosr, 10
hrrs'y ,1sse, rfqasnsoo .as maze % he sses ovu
msstrsr for cess'l~d ssase0ers n ~ tbs nssBs due
orca ssr~s,wets N 10 hc Bpreau 81 ccneos q Asss~
a,ts nsess Be, ~, 'sss Including Tho ass.sesss ssr
10 b. after psrt q TIE mcsM Of NarA, IN seosssS
vas 'scessec rom The Street Decarsmess, psrys~uee
srs NJ o. sl sucvesnrc sslssoss sge:ssssy doe sss
van, Col e<ior, os tne Ist JasuSy, lsse which 10
csgees srr optai PAzt ssss~esrs lss :. nnsvs;-
south ~sss bssps-. eos -
ssr,ssss. s.i 4 'Ss;orsS..a nri.
sicnt.. -. FSrrs
sscc, a9s %
MS s~.vnt v0 anerv1os
ctsrr.i NJ Tire aoditjoa OF va
WINS cuanxd. .......,... 2,9>s %
ss,a,sse e.
Akc BY eexocsrs Items sno-
Mcrsy iscsased ............ a,s %
- sscs, ssl 10
~ ". 49, aiis.r.y oue upon ssin see-e' -
rfsis, Dec. mser 81, 1855, as ABOVE stat.
20. go ;;:...... ;'..........,.. SOCIALIST %
sAd fss 81 that dsls was oniy........'. scssn 20
--
leaving an unsxplaised ceseserov Of. siooss 90
Amount M uedhsd, nscembcr 81, 1865, -
$500 stAsa Jb3l %
Amount ttuleo In 1862. si1sst -
ssrsi, 1859 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sis,iso IA
o. shove. ss,ssn %
Amount Of essh recsved .............. 2es,1ss,Ss
Areuss csresl~s on NE a''ss Of rece'pAs Of
lswer collectors for smSssss NO creusssd
~ W. ..ss........ Ssss'av ~
fsos ~ fe~eGelsG, vu - 500 Mee Ne ssHrea-
~ees have ssus far prodros1 - The rfsssssy Ne fol-
Loving smcun6s-
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trrsrers absolute deacecev IN as suss ass, 80 "a
rhe dsccs OIL he iposesssd By psv ~ss ~ eptf~s
tore nee 90 tbe uoubt ~ sAs SCI ~ 70 ne bsses sf
TIE chi ertcr Of Astee us, yet cosNc~c end Nv
such ~ ne ~ Bsy not srz- By ress,s ~ IN. % ne
hsvrg ben slfesds coiessd asa rrssiosA by s~ruar
CoIsosess Of Asssss nebs.
The swount of r~fssnesn GO Aru~f sires Issa srv
'stssw cps~us" NC, nsisms usceliscssd pscsss~r
s', h.r ~es.s..s...... Ia. NbeSi6 70
Dscuct eyrws-~'ctnifF watker street sud
eStseoms osss sifesi ....... soss7s 20
Nah svtbu~, sr-tHs from
bkoDngd Ne rnaf 70 l25th o. lc1 %
bosvry esio1ssoz. zimmerman. ~ 90
hhi t3b4.leA s.
Am nat W ssssfsnets confirmed p~fss V
leo foo,.tc,cd IN 1852. .............. fpxa a
Amprt ~ sssesmstfs ccsf. ed and ~
oescd fcs conecscn 10 1850 .......... 1ase ss8 ~
Tee u .ste,7s6 "
No a.c~ns % sad s>c<<msct1 coie<l-A asa ssu>1
10 1859, sss o. fcloss-
aryoaes cob srt go. 80. n lna .eae q
nneecs e~srpsyr-st rsnslysS
80 Rrs~rv estsscs .s.as
Ascent rNd % error asa
Fsessee1.... .,..m.... A
-c sss,ss 70
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rtsl.....SlS,,s50 t3 81 $50 80 80 10 S95 II 80
Tho colleoiious maze durisg tns 1889 ~ toe R,
oe,sr G, f-res interest thereon al the proper.
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Taxes urrolfd.,
Do "a, 1858 ss.s,i,'sI % Is .cco 90 ss49,IsI %
for i.6e...... s,ssceqs 90 s-r4,sqI ss e5,scsi n
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-JuDGE BOND.


State rs. James III. Cosgrove, charged with as
saulting Louisa Herschall The prosecutrix not
appearing, the case was steted.--State as. August
Letmater, charged with assaulting Emily Staylor.
Compromised on payment of costs.--State Us.
VIM. King, VIM. Taylor, George Hanna, and Gre
CORY Barrett charged with disorderly conduct at
the Bellevue Gardens, and resisting officers Jones,
Clinton, Dutton, Knight and others-and State Us.
Francis w. Jones, police officer, charged with as
saulting VIM. Tayo This was a cross-case. All
parties adjudged not guilty.--In the case of Off
Ger Offutt, charged with assauting Joseph Ridg-
way, jury trial was prayed.--State Us. Mi
chae Finnegan, charged with assaulting
Luther NJ. Reynolds. Compromised on payment of
costs.-in the cross-cases of William Buchhardt
and Charles Kuhn, charged with assaulting each
other, jury trials were prayed.-State Us. Jesse
Lancaster charged with interfering with officer c.
A. Aldrdge in the discharge of his duty. Not
guilty.-State James Smith, charged with as
saulting Margaret Burke. Ordered to pay costs.
State vs. William b. Brown, charged with
fighting dogs, contrary to law. Adjudged guilty
Fined SIS and costs.--State us. Constantine LEIGH
man, charged with assaulting his wife Josephine.
The wife did not appear, and Constantine was dis
charged d.-State Us, Lavinia Bowen, charged with
assaulting Margaret Kirk. Not guilty. Prosecutrix
to pay costs.-State Us. A. G. Williams, charged
with disorderly conduct and melting to riot. at a
meeting corner of Fayette and Ann streets. Not
guiity.-State vs. Grafton Hooper. charged with
assaulting Joseph Blanchard with stone. Not
guilty.-State Us. James Manly, charged with in
citing riot on election night. Manly not appear
ing, bis recognizance was forfeited and testimony
heard by the Court. fine of ST and costs was
imposed. "A young man named Charles Allen
was brought into Court by Marshal Kane as wit
ness in the case of Erasmus Levy, and held in the
sum of So 900 for his appearance.-The Court ad-
journed at o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDaE MARSHALL.
David Duncan and Eliza Duncan 8. James P.
Byrne. Plaintiffs appeal from Justice Myers. On
trial.--The jury appeal trials will be taken up
to-day. 49,
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
The Court was occupied with Equity business on
Saturday. to-day 2lS to $50 inclu-
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THE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE RETURNS OF THE ELECTION
IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF PENNsYL-
vANIA.
From the Ledger Of Saturday
There was considerable excitement yesterday, pro-
duced by the official count of the vote for Congress
in the First District varying from the returns made
the evening of the election and to the Prothona-
torys Office, much to elect Mr. Butler in place
of Mr.. Lehman. The return Judge only presents a
certificate of the votes, signed by the officers of the
election, the ballots themselves are sealed up on
the night of the election and deposited with ma
gistrate, in of any contest dispute about the
election. Mr.. Lehman, we believe, alleges that this
certificate has been fraudulenty altered, and he
asked comparison of its returns with the returns
filed in the Office of the Prothonatory. But the
election judges decided they could not go behind
the RETURN and gave the certificate of election to
Mr. Butler Mr.. Lehman then applied to the Court,
but the Court had no authority to open the boxes.
Congress only has power, for the Constitution rend-
ers it the Judge of the election returns and quali-
cations of its own members. The Court, however,
ordered the boxes and papers to be put under lock
and key for protection. Mr.. Lehman will have to
wait till Congress assemblies before he can contest
the seat now claimed by Mr.. Butler.
Subsequently MIR. Lehman proceeded to the Court
of Common Pleas, and commenced proceedings, as
follows:
William E. Lehman, Esq, being duly sworn, saith
that he carefully examined the returns of the Judges
of the several precincts in the First Congressional
District, of the election held on Tuesday last and
that the result was as follows.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Arrival of the North Star with Nearly Two
Million Dollars In Treasure-Termination
of the Revolution in Costa Rica-Ex-Presi-
dent Mora Shot.
New York, Oct. 14.-The steamer North Star
arrived here last night with S1,970,000 in specie
from California, the shipment made per steamers
John l.. Stephens and Uncle Sam. The John l..
Stephens broke her machinery when near Acapulco,
and was towed in by the sloop- -of-war Cyane. The
passengers and specie were transferred to the
steamer Uncle Sam and brought to Panama.
The California dates are to Sept. 2lst.
Affairs are quiet and orderly the lsthmus.
The American and British forces were in joint pos
session, but probably would be soon withdrawn.
The forces of ex-Presideat Mora had been beaten
by the Costa Rican Government troops. Mora,
Gen. Canas, and others, had been shot, and the rev.
olution thus brought to termination.
The ship Horsburg, from Callao, for Hampton
Roads, has been sunk on the Pacific, and the Cap.
tain and crew had arrived at Juan Fernandez in
small boats. .....
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RIoody AfFrov I'm ArLausoS

VAN BUREN, Ark, October I3.-During Regi
mental muster here to-day, Rufus and Jackson
Silas and Ben Edwards, and several others were
wounded. The affray was the result of an old feud
between the families. The Edwards being the ag
gressors were arrested and the crowd manifested q
disposition to lynch them. 1t is feared that they
may yet succeed.
Receipts of Flour and Grain at New York
New YORK, Oct. l3.-The receipts to-day o.
Flour and Grain foot up follows: Flour, 81 ,2l(
bbls; Wheat, 1,llO,O92 bushels and Corn, 42,82t
bushels.
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Terrific Gale in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

BosroN, Oct. 13.-Late New Brunswick papers
report the occurrence of terrific gale in the Gulf
of ST. Lawrence on the 9th and 7th insts.
The railroad wharf at Shediac was destroyed,
five buildings were blown down, two schooners
driven from their moorngs, and great number OF
trees prostrated.
Two schooners that left the morning of the
6th are supposed to have been lost with all hands.
The damage done to property at Shediac was es.
timated at $4,000.
The large bridges at Cocague, Hichtourche, Os
twaries, and other places, were much damaged.
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PEnlIs OF THE MrrHoDlsr CuURcH.-This weeks

PERILs OF THE METHODIST CHURcH.-Ths weeks
Methodist has the following sorrow!ul statement
"ln our own church we shall hardly be able to
reckon the year 1860 as in any a fitting one
for missionary jubilee. The contributions of one
entire Conference will be cut off, and of several
others sensibly diminished. We have sown conten-
tion, and our harvest is not yet reaped. One thing
is certain-we shall gather according to that we
have sown. We may be thankful if our missionary
interests escape serious embarrassment; it is,
they are at present not in little peril. Our great
central Conference are the chief dependence of the
church for the support of foreign missionsi and
these have been the most steadfast Protestants
against the prosecution of an exasperatng and
fruitless controversy. We have already, in this
paper, urged upon good men in the church the
duty of sustaining our missionary interests, under
any and every circumstance. Let them prove by
90 doing their deep and abiding love for the cause
of Christ"
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Inauguration of Governor Fairbanks OF Yer.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 12-The State LegisIa-
ture organized to-day, the House eIecting A. P.
Hanton, of Bethel, Speaker, and Charles G. Cum
nings, of Bratteboro', Clerk. The Senate chose
Mr.. Gleason, of Montpelier, Secretary.
To-day, Gov. Fairbanks was inaugurated, and
delivered message mainly relating to local sub
jects. The educational agricultural and financial
condition of the State represented to be flourish
ing. The Governor intimated that he would not
be candidate for re. e.election.
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

fanieui Hall, Boston, was thronged on Friday
night, and hundreds were unable to obtain admit
tance to hear Mr.. Yancy. He was cordially re-
ceived and listened to with attention and frequent
ly applauded. His address was substantially the
same 10 the one delivered in New York.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

VISITORS TO DRUD HILL PARK. During the last
week great many persons have paid visit to the
The number, for each day. of veh cles, equestrians
and pedestrians, is as follows: