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POLITICAL

Forney says s'Ths old public functionary"
is perfectly delighted that sin leaving the Pres
idency in 1861 he has deprived any Democrat
Of the honor OF being his SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. D. Men. Mckay. one Of the Bell aad
Everett Electors in Horth Carolina, has gone
over to Bseckiaridge AID Lane. We suppose
Mckay il praetisiug Rrosks' theory Of electinE
your nasn BY voting for your opponent
Nor TRrk.-The report that ex.doyernor
johnson Of Pennsylvania bad declared for Belt
snd Everett, is not true. lie declares himself
for Lincoln and Eamin.
There is q horrible rumor afoat about tho
Cincinnati ENQUIRER. We do not believe it.
But we will publish it, th It the vlEtuous prcpr.
etors Of that paper may have the opportunity
Of purging themselves Of the foul aud perilous
stuff: The story Is, that atier the State efecion
Mr. Faran will go back 10 Lls first love-john
C. Breckenridge, aad induce ali in1ulring sou s,
whose ears he nay possess, to turn their atten'
tion IN that direction. Such story should be
at once and Indignantly den'ed.-cinesaHaft
Commercial
DEPARTURE or Gnx. LASE,-Gen. Lane left
this city yesterday for the North, we believe, on
visit TO his son at West Point. We unaer-
stand that his trip may extend into connecta-
cut, where be al4o has son q: school, lPdsA-
in2kon Eonstitut;on.
il is very convenient for the candidates to
have sons going to school 4 brother.in law
answers the purpose OF Mr. Douglas in going to
Boston.
, 1860-08-15
New York nIurket.
TE1IeAArn1 NEv Yotk, A1z. H.

AAn18-Qutc
FLors-Du and Leavy. thppes only huyi.r to a vesT
than j. eunc en- TO su,py tie most irrrs nr a-t- Ses
Of N7fo bbs ~ 45lsata.M Tor sup stase I; IL
t1rA state S5.:tas5 Tor futrf tern $asa3J5 Il
couu.n iatxta western T.. fEts.45 aau4as t1aEts
OF txtra round hpon Ou:o-c ttag uHH an ctonpine,
t:an4uian hoat in mod, raj" suppl. and dull. Sales
to cl.e txa hye f"-r ntlluts qu.e VIII .q,a.. tc.
1t &a:O9 20 fl cAl4,uon to cuIce Con rr i
scare And nru Sal 10 ID . brandy wine ut 81 co.
WHhEI-Du aud IatLtr tas !eT. Saes aDJ IRIS a. ett2
cix. tlos,ng Al tsr inside pscc.
G1ss7Mneas cul ant n f4sor Of urcha
:a!~s q otI Lu wineE nd wc1crn TIE
atttr fF ctic': 600u tu ehticc amber lAos ii
ahd L. 9 Lev ~ltE tnI III 1t q < 81 li0 tu thic:
sh:te Aichlsa1 It sl41 - hu handsome wauc Kun.
outside price Rye dull ssd heavy saIes -re li ii
soc- la.''cy Gull mid unehansta l'arev 50; c.
Corn h- vv and Either cascr SAlH 1rt bu .eskJc
for sound 1td WESTERN cl!edy f:H. AMI 6..yts f,f
r1urd ytl!ow; Ea.* trcer. sa-s Al N"t:@ tern
anl c4taIA Eat, 3+GzaI4 T. : an.d4 wc.e d s.a,e
TEor1.auSsl he 1nArkat dali aud h+F erd. Ss1sa
30 lb II w ltGsie:s for ue.s; els 20 fer 1:
$40 or thin mes: a1d45e}l6.3 !or primo II s.
al: ft Cra1; 81 Tor ptff. "a. ab fr lid pt:ue
beef dull ss,e- =. ohas ~ tfa for Prime; q fsr
f1nc Gull Al s3xls. Eeet ham. qnlt and uneiafr
sL IT lug 1tc Tor eate Aad Cut scarce
frrn for shoulders and lie far hams Sukt meals
frm sac. LArd Gull and eavy. >a1-s 80 tb!. lsk
ais4e. Bitter scink At 1e@.te for Ohio; l19:0c III
6tocEl11 ..-Mcls::e, uncha,see-sus.s eull fa,es-
t0UEhd.. Cub. t49T4.
61oexs-ssure moderate and rather heher-C h T. l.
FIN n, 1:H-U. 7. 44f-G. d CHI. st3 Ill Z. Scnp
6eA-A. s. gtd til I'll n. y sQH-M. t;.6 .654-Ee I'd.
Mt 20 CT bond. 40. :. 'sZaai. & : wy
L C. bonds N
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-private letter: tFor1
Col. l.andere' wagon.road party, dated Honey
Luke Valley, July I'd. giTe accounts Of un en-;
gaRenent With the utes jnuluus on the 4Sd Of
June, fye days march. eastward from Honey
Lake Valley. 1.apders' party was attacked BY
Iudians in ambush, and young man nan,ed
Pointer mostaiy wounded ut thc hrst fire. lie
died next morning. The Indians were pursued
into the nounsans, but returned re1t day to
the number Of 3vV and renewed tue attack.
which was continued about five hours, when the
Indians we're routed and pursued. several being
killed and one made prisouer. Among the killed
was Chief called "a Big jim"
The Indians continued 10 retreat during the
night, and were followed two days by Landers,
without coming to IN engagement. His provis-
ions now began to grow shGTt, and Col. Lar.
ders was obliged to return to Honey Lake. AZ
t.r recruiting u few ea:s, his party will com
mence operations on the wagon-road. which
they expect to complete ia sixty days. Landsra
had seventg;thress men with 9G htm IN the hsh.'
ycfe.
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s-1t Enr-
That ths oeAota ns ~ Aeux ,r,.h s.,
o' tne ~, t,sr ha 80 ,c,,.,, - 1o,
pnees' anu w .sr,,.. ~, ", .r.o,,.ns.,
On 10 'ae ~, r..,, n,,o,r =, su =. ~. Wv,
'o'e .,.r-.., .,s r,n,,. vii,
rh, ,,.,o,, n,o h,,,,,1 a.,., - ,..n,. ,,c,,
'-s,, .n r,a., lmu,d .,,c n,vsss for o,u,n ,hev
o,- =. cso t, MI =. .oo, =, ,,. ,-,. ~ .t.p
I'm th.r ,,c <o. ncu ,t n. .,nr IN ,rcr,,.c pnto
o, r,;c-, ard thr, n,cvrn, nv eycc,rot In ,c ,u.r
-,
1,,,o rho .n,. x,s. H.. .r,,d In III. ,an, ha, been
.es - =, ,.,, x,.,xtd ia NH 1lsltr
80. :. - H.. t,,s ~ A m un,rt
=, ,1s'. ,',, a,,,s . M ,,r ,t
80. ''~es ~ -, -" - ~. ,.,,.-,,t to-.
osA'eis ave 1'ui1s'"sa ~ eo"
ese Hup""'' =,
1Ee sa1es OF easeoes tur'ns tAe f,.. wa ~ AZ.
!e"s:--sehf. ia:ane rom ocon'e' u ~ ~
Aaasoon. '1em Auskescn' III" tun. ~ *1 , ~ ,.,s,
'oa a4An's' l' ~ =. ~. -. ,i,hn,,,. fr,n ,,ctn
49, NV Nv .rs- s1.sd fy,m Mu,kr.ou. mixed
~ 49, ''A r.t,.,.,oo, ,d.es ,,,aYI. Vt
=. ~, -. ,.t,.t,. r,,, 7,.,a R1y,r roniy fe: cns
%s-oV, fN4A sAeA-~'-' $3.50 =,
, 1860-08-15

{, The Hon. Daniel t. sickles proposes that the
contest as to his sent in tho present Congress
be decided by tne -vPscc Of the District a t"l.
lows: Let Mi. Williamson and himself run i"-
the ne 1t House, and let the successful candidate
take the seat also for the residue Of the pres.
ent term without further contest. This seems
fair enough as far q, the contestants are
concerned, but hardly go fair to the People,
who may possibly prefer .hird person to
either Iii. Sicklea or Kr. Williamson. and have
clear right to indulge that preference, 80
far ut least is the next House ia ecneerned d.
To be fair end just to I'll parties, AE. slcklss
should resign his claim to sit in the presen:
House, becoming candidate for the vacancy
and also for the seat in the next Congress, Ar
contest. and takior tho lame eourne. Then lei
the People elect Mr. Sicklss OF Ar. Williamson
or any ona else. to both the vacancy aad the
next House; let the election be held fairly, ane
let its result settle the whole eontroversJ- We
make this suggestion without consulting snJ o.
the parties, bat in the hope th.s, being ias ans
" 2. Tribune.
, 1860-08-15

Sr. LOUIS, No, Aug. IA The Ballttin pub:
jishes card signed by Senator's Folk and
Green, declaring their suggestion, OF State
Convention. in which the friends Of Judge
Douglas should bo represented as well US Dem
ocsats adhering to the principles er"ac,ate1 in
The platform adopted BY the Breckinrid8e Ma
tional Convention, has been rendered nusa'ofJ
BIZ the opposition of the friends Of Douglas,
aid therefore submit to these Democratic go
ters standing on the Missouri platform, who are
resolved to defend and maintain the principles
cpunc;nted in the Bseekinridse National Cor.
zation Of the party, pending the Presidential
canvass in the State, energctieay. successfully
and respectfully, propose to assemble IN s'sate Al
Convention. JAS. 81 Hughes. member Of the
Democratic National Committee ioT this State.
soeeeAf5iTf r nfoik. has called Convention to be
he'1 Al. Jefferson City, on Thursday, The 2oth
dag Of september, which Convention will re-
rise the electoral ticket, and take such further
action rs interests of the party may require.
, 1860-08-15

TvAsAr EVENING, August II. lsoo.
WEEKLY REY1Ew-TnE WEATHER AND THE
CRors.-During the frat part Of the past week
the weather WAS intensely hot; but during the
rast three or four days, quite change has
taken place, and several pleasant showers of
rain have fallen. The nights have been unusu
ally cold, and yesterday evening there was a
slight frost, which has cut the vegetables in
1ome parts Of this county, and slightly touched
the corn leare.. But, as yet, We hare not heard
Of the frost in auy other part Of the State, and
trust its range has been limited. The corn crop
in the northern and central portions Of Illinois
and Iowa looks well and promises M i'm
msnse 5ield; but in the extreme southern part
Of Illinois, oring 10 drouth, the crop docs not
look a well.
The gathering Of the wheat, oats aud barler
progresses favorably, and the weather has been
oil that the asriculturist could desire. As will
b. seen By the following tables Of receipts and
shipments, the deliveries Of new grain hare
been heAvy:-
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Arrival Of the EdEnbur. h.

Ngw Yong. Aug. II The steamship Elm
burgh has arrired from Liverpool LAT. via
Queenstown 81. Her news is anticipated.
The steamship Damascus has arrived from
Liverpool, via Halifax. uer news is also antici-
patcd.
The Prince Albert sailed to-day for GALWAY.
via St. Johns, with JOS passengers,
i }arre number of counterfeit bills Of the de-
nomination OF two dollars, on the Warren Bank
Of Soul. Daovers, Mass, were put in circuits
tion at Williamsburg yesterday.
The steamship Philadelphia from New Or
leans. ria Havana, urrised this evening. Newe
snticipated,
, 1860-08-15

St. JOSEPH, no, Aug. 14-lt IS reported,
uoder date Of Denver c,tv, August 7th. tha: the
U. s. troops from Forts kearueJ and Riley had
d battle with the kiowas near Beat's Fort,
about the .4th Of July. Tocy demanded Of the
Indians thos who committed the late outrages,
and On their refusal to glve them up. attacked
them. Eva hiowas were killed and thirteen
taken prisoners. The latter we're left at tho
Fort and the troops proceeded down the Arkau-
sas, but bent, 'earirg an attnck, sent 4 messen-
ger, an old Fsenchaan. several years in his
employ, to recall til" troops. The Indians ut
tackled aud scalped this messenger, learlng him
for dead, but he managed to return to the Fort.
and will probably recoreT- Bent, laEing but u
small supply Of provisions, and fearing 'roable
released the prisoners.
The Arrapahoes and Cheyennes, who were
lately in Denver, are now encamped aronud the
Fort, and promise to protect Bent from the
Einwpq
, 1860-08-15

As1cadsss taiu Aappes e.xn in vel 'nAsaset tana' '
very deaabe 10 a1ys cheap a cer7easEt w17 eE
repairing Furniture. csockery. TcTs, -.
, 1860-08-15

OCEAN FakIourY IT NEW IoRx.-Monday's
New York papurr report as follows: Freights
l'ave been quiet to-day, a. shippers have been
anticipating a reduction in rates, which moRt
shipowncts haze been reluctant to concede.
For Liverpool: Flour - od@s,. Gram, lot
1ll!d- For London: Flour. s. I'd. Grim,
ID. Ti,s latest charters, according to the
Shipping Lise hare been: l. bark, 324 tons, to
mud mari ket, wheat 10 in shippers bags, and
-four - 3D.; vessel to Glasgow, efd in ship
pers' bags; new ship, |, 400 tons, now a. the
EASTWARD, toloud hence for liverpool during
next month, I'D in ships bags.
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1870. New Crop 1890

LAKE STREET MILLS *s sipo5 ntIets fo. Ne
NAIt4 Winter without Ecc. Ill Of our
superior EInds If -ur At rates. Nt Lave n+ v run
Of stone forGs1 as.i md Fet md .uppy ostes
nf ch.sse &TLfASS x SGt:isl: VT i Lake aud Ufs-
Mai -tF Irt
, 1860-08-15

NEW Yonx, aug. IA meeting for the pur-
pose Of sympathising with the Christians Of
Syria, in their present deplorab'e condition.
and Of devising the best means for their relief:
Was held Yesterday afternoon, at the rooms Of
the Tract Society. 4 committee Tas appointed
to consider The subject, who will report en-
Thursday afternoon.
Company E, National Gra;s, Brooklyn. hayo
accepted. and the sth Regiment, or division
thereof, will probably accept an iavltat'ou from
the authorities Of Cleveland, Ohio, TO join in
the Inauguration Of the Ferry Monument on tic
1flkh Sent
, 1860-08-15

LII SALE, ILL.,, Aug. 14-Taere is twenty fire
inehes OF water on the baEs at this point.
Psr1x, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-There is but thirty
inches of water in the channel.
NEW Oa1xAss. Aug. H.-The largest portion
Of the parish Of Plaquemina was submerged by
the recent storm. The sufferers are numerous,
and many are left homeless.
Al Nob;le thn gale was scre1e. Tho lower
part Of the clty was orerfoHcd, aud serious
losses hare been sustained.
, 1860-08-15

~ Eemays3tly quick work WAS performed Oh Saut
DIV BY S lrs1y the stcatcE Fur. SER sud
hs as.i.tan.s the piston of the engine lying n fEs
the !;!.r. Il! the connections OF the machinery ad
1u>s y. : loat got under way !n three snd quarter
10 ave been pcrferned in less time than egeE beose ie
corded.
Tug Gore Knocked her item ~ F!dsJ evening hv com
low. she here Saturday morning for repairs
Tu.trti Free fttss, 18th.
CHAzerp.-Tte prom. Evergreen City has Withdrawn
ami T1c The autonn.on Is to take her plAce In tho Col
ltuxwo,d Inc e-{MIw luLes stntinel, llta-
The 0Lo SFEAAss CtsApA--Ih steamer Canada. ona
in connection With thur road, lying rn6G u one
NJ Nh ~ha:vs on the Eat River IN new York shs Il
dapJ I'd ,pdft,pu he A:cG route In
I'll. Southern statcs.-fCswego Times, 9th.
, 1860-08-15

New Oa1zAss, Aug. A.-Rsturus from I've
counties IN Texas gf1e F!ournoy {Dem: for
Attorney General, 471 msjori.y. Tho Abolition
lists are operating actively on the western bor-
der. aud in Anderson county, inciting insurrec-
tipn among III slafea.
, 1860-08-15

HosroS. Aug. 14-Seuntor Seward arrived
from Portland at 10 o'clock Last night. md was
met at The Depot by large crowd, who escort
ed him to the Revere uouse, where ne Was sere-
naded. Brief speeches followed from Gor.
Banks, Senator Seward, Senator Wilson, and
Hon. 4. II. Rice. The reception was very ea-
thus,sstic aIfair
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ri Ufder4

DERL1xereS, n j., Aug. IA man was
killed at DELTA Grove on I'ancos Greek this at
teruoon. lie. belonged to au excursion party
from Philadelphia. "A quarrel took place. III
which large number were engaged ana were
cns badly. Hards was the name Of the man
killed. The murderer attempted to e5cape, but
was caught between Defano and Burlington.
, 1860-08-15

BT THEuRAFH.1 BufrA1n, August II.
FLorR-Ma1ket quiet aud rteadv: ta'e4 6ob bsa.,
GhAIa-Wheat tLaket gu}et and scAteelF drIu a.es
1aau t1 red Lho tlttH: go bu white Ohio II lii
1stoohu !: Sc Oats 1e towH taleA uo4 bu Al .yc.
NMMkY-ScnalnAl II 1se.
CANAL fRE1GnTs-{.c On tour, 15he Gu wLeat l3kc On
cpru t. New }otk.
LAKE. inresrbeo0 ts!s four, 600 bn wheat El,eoo
bn cru. IL o. bu osts. 49,
CAsAl E1roErs-l61 hrs 1onr 1900 hu wheat SOTO bu
, 1860-08-15

Total last week 6,4ss:6t l.t6Sfoo p4.:oo ks
TutN prev waek.... s,als47 1.s1I.s10 alss5;5 80
Since J.n. ~ oss4 ~. q
SANE time 70 liz l{6.S sHsf90 <-4k0
, 1860-08-15

u
By TnhkAfK.1

Bx TELKs1AfK.1 otwrso. AuE. "a.
F1crt-!n odr71te Grnard for lce. ard ra.e1n trade
Saet Uo br1s at e3 fur t1tx s4e: t.15 for i4rL1l:a
dcul.le extra city brands.
CaltN.-N heat very and wsased. SAss Of fcGO
bu heaxo Spn1. Es.t in market this III
Cum qu'ct but s~d tslt. t crenlI: II cn tu T.
nos n As4e- Othef glars 9uht.
CAxAL Lf1us47rAdrancedto 70 * On aous. p On ~test
itAEx Ixf7EI-aoi0o bu wheat, 17e0otn era
CAxAL k1ro1ts-loo briA tur. ,du bo wtt,t 5000
, 1860-08-15
The SuneriIl. in IkAnaaS.

I4xAvESwoRrH, 1.-THE statement OF tic SUI
ferines Of the people of kansas in YESTERDAYS
Washington dispatch is believed to b. grea'lF
exaggerated although tha lrcuth has been very
severe in portions OF the Territory, yet it is be-
Iieved that all sections have fair prospect for
sufficient for home consumption
, 1860-08-15

=. - would remark that "a
ne would smell ~ swset;"
;,Efusson attendant upon
4ahng with the inspection
al buyers and sellers, both
, 1860-08-15

MONTREAL, Aug. 14.-The Prince of Wales
arrived 1t Gaspe on Sunday afternoon; He wns
met there BY tho Governor General and tho
Canadian Cabinet. lie remained over nigts,
and proceeded westward next day.
, 1860-08-15

st. CalhsrlneA Aug. 9th 81. N.-r.s~d 4:nng he last
afhout.: Up-Mslss, Bile. Walh1dse; Mtanie kn:ie.
Yankee. Dolrhta. Down-1. Fostss, Emperor, Nor
le., l.. Wis Wrlir.
August lU.-Cp-Llv.iy, Of Caaada; Miami Bc!e, At
laulsc Doxn to:1t.po1a;nt Dleadnousht khts h9els-
Colc1.sine ". b. Nt1yQp, Sarah Eond.
, 1860-08-15

Tr-S. 3. Sea Bind, Illinois prop Oglert bufgb. unIon
a..n, Nile Conrad. Hark Jesse Ho}t, Danube. U9ue
Suther1. Lgh, tof tlapton : nusa; My Morton. D4
"a Norris. Ers AeaAa So Chas Ea:l.r. AeshaTle: y:
Alvin Dro,'.on. evils Carr Abigail. Darlington. D. i.
lumnl, Utica, Ei-.'oF. Deios Dew''f: Ch shelH. l. u
Mur,asg Light, r. Y. Avcry, Metropolis CT. Williams,
Aapa, z. + 'rr Cly T. swee.t3.et Maty Ho!lits
C-dn, Dadel Bauson, aclum, Advance. Racer. Three
- Uowx-rrv,, uur,,axton. Montgomery, Niss!op. Mar
ouc.t.. inuus Hms'ica, ST. Veron ". Ftsd. F1}ias
Cloud B..k I;epua1ie: Brig Moateznma Caaalia. ssl
II. Willard, Evz, Saa Iaento D. Parsons Sasec, Shock.
, 1860-08-15

BUFFALO. Aug. 1e.-Arriv. d, prons PlFuouth. Dick
son. to- \ johnson. Il own. !eased. pMpt Globe
PAT, s;hhag; ra,ouac+ 6 .hhasd, DO: tcr. john
liz. dH.
tpsWEGD. Aug. 9.-Cleased, tssx " Lew!s, Oh
hle4so; Eaelnr, Brett d.; sehf Sweepstakes, bafons
, 1860-08-15
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

August Is.
IT ,utsduur. Lockport. 3,s93 hu wheai.
krIt1di Mttra, liz tons COIL
ce2a spray, Morris, i,.4. bu curn.
Marion. U'tiwA, 81 bu wheat.
yorktown, Ei a. { So bu cotu, 81 bu what.
TIA sic Qa-en, Ottawa, f,U01 Lu
nave Nerrs, Liza bu eosu.
H,s' on, In. kpuft 4,3:Q hu clrn. 266 bu whcat
Mi I1swlcy, Mo:ri. l,9s7 bu corr.
No1tbru Joliet 20 cubic yds r. stone. Is Guile y4s
stone
Kesue Athens s,cubic ID. ttone II cuc ys
Aqulla, S,utI L%kp31t. l43tQ0 bs lee-
Gcorge At1!i.. 1 t<V tn corn.
EAHED............Aug. Is.
H. scur, Athcrs. 10 tegs powder, Isl Il lumber.
Sultan. ottawa, :, ,ss5 II .uubtf IS tags.
Portland. Morris, Il h: salt.
ItAAaHir-l Lie kpot, ann m ,,.-...,,
4 Uouk u, No :. Seneca, lii 1t.
Lcck.T L0.Rpnrt, 4s6 lbs tFp.. 5 brls yiIcsar.
Wave, Norris, light.
Til .1s U:tawa 6s5oo Il lumber l.. 800 a,h e. h sh
, 1860-08-15
uEL1IBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-

,>,r.7- --,
RI ELolbol1l! = ,EN oANa Asc'
AMEtMMRoLn:S M M r.: hGGn!, t;,! M !ot tis raaar. ,',l!,.
hELAHtLDS nEGHL tns tAe hlaHr}s.
HELM!!o!!rs B!,t.IlU tas :he bray.r.
HELN B;,LI,s EEE:I tor i1:sa' Me:ae.y.
HE'an@p HHEtanSLfs kSy eG IL ss:o sss:4''@
HsLM,a,s HsLMMn1s E!e1! -: 'r tsis is*1sa! a:s!t1e.
ii:E%TSTEss i;G;;iT II i}; p T.. N3s,,,. Nfhs sxs,;.
HEFSSk +; IL +; +; R;Ss R55s: ;ss: lis s.'a
HHEiiWnt i'.S Rit.Hi M tns FIJI, ia IL E,.s
n.4&fs M Il S&s s s*t;::::; c. k5s'
With Want q ett*n,;.E and u:ts"t Il s.eisty'
AEMn9aPMS 5*yn Ii i ens f. k- .''x f'" ''e'
FKMALEs3FEMALEsar III 4 :, +, 1 III ,:,,xrr,,
TAKE No uus:z fiifs: i'll 4A'4'12
...,,. ,'-.r nr,,rIv1x ~nr wos,r
~ ,,,,e,ns- sr,.;,r e.<,
iaisc1ssiun, Iallts II Di=s!9 9ai!un. oE In t.ls
DECLINE u, Oh '1.e.aa, ca1s.a ..ax' os LIZ
So-AN1LY s11orLn nx WITHOUT IT:
for Unpleasant aat paasr,oas li.sa:s'
uELNEO1D'3 EXTRACT BEOWu u Gu KE8
SECIfEI DISEASES
,.>.,,- s,,re. Al ft,1A E,tr,..
Lite 20 change Diet: No ipsenTehtsuss
AND NO ExrscRE.
: 10 NO y 1M = - - 1.I ~. T., III I T.. J., ~ ~ "
@stS'ar ''0SA --- N ~
RI YOUNG ANU 0Lns
~ - - q
And for d!sease: aTtin. fFn lat- of +ss:ann II
all improper dSsElrte- ard VIII 1e,le Inc patic
III - ~ u ~ XII i,:S ES'rss r IL t.Mf: t- r
AMI a1.rttons the n.4st distressing sitracfer.
c.e1o,x sni 4 - S-s II m. 0~Ae w AZ a.
F1Fx1NAtfv N7ff3S%x
-
Whether existing In
, 1860-08-15

M1t1Epot.,11E, Ga, Aug, A.-lhe Bell and
Everett State Convention assembled here yes
terdsy. Il was large and harmonious Ban.
Hill and Judge Law were appointed Electors ut
Large for the State.
, 1860-08-15
New York Cattle Mark ct.

bYTr1ro1Ara.l Nxw Iolk, Aug II.
BrzvEs-sales Of leef Cattle todAy .how decline o1
from IN three doJa1 par hta1 ths opening kArs
With very dull prospect fur 70 nonow. PIlcss Of fl
s1eer generally sHl SKA Cows and veal cAlyrs have
bc-n quiet
Snktrrhet tunply Of sAecp ard arnbs hns been !..Ee
t4t:t u'ar'y ianbt We quote t&3e fur sheep aud 79
for Iai1ts.
tv-1sn-Scll.re 1t 6Ei 6f mr. xrn.a
, 1860-08-15

NEW YoRk, Aug. 14.--Julius D. HoRdsn. for
SONS tiuns palt 4 gent Of the Aasoclatsd Press
a. New Orleans, aled on Monday night In Phil
ade1phia, Of consumption
, 1860-08-15

The 6nu1..S4yon dit, iix.,,oo, d,,s, r. +ba
sd inst, va, tel+gr,nbea thi. s1,srnnon Ths
vrotb-r hid hen .g.;n nnfaxorah,. tor ~.
c,nn. r,,ur ~. s..au,.s e.s.. ~, 49,. ~.
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a..,,: An ~ -.s ~ a.. eu o'.'e' ~ 'o''''oe' sen-
- -..s;.s,-
h,,ts,.".. -sn .. ~ -is''o0o
'a'''ef .o'nnce IN
~ - ,.1a' 'ee"uk ~ 'ns loa,Ae''
,.-.,,.,, hor,..r ~. - f.;- 49,. ",A.
rh.aa 6r7n., Ahoot 1ooooo bn,h.,. ~ -,
rr,ae, chan.cd b.nd, at a, .of,o1 ~. for ~ W =
R.d in .tor- o. FIR Nh Hed 81. "a, r.
iscted Rad: s7@s7tc for No, Sprine: 81 aset
80. 60. .ua ,e. 80 49, ~.
m.-,.t .,a.;,e an;.. ~,,, brra-. - y. =
s.~;,. =, e,. .ad s.,,,x. - %, 49, ,-s.,s
AM I'D, Ito h..-v .,n,1r .nd ,,ir.s -a,.
, 1860-08-15
MARIN T. JOURNAL.


acknowledgements. ...Aukutt II.
smr Emet. Morgan. Grand Haven. 25 tons ndss baEs
cats, II brls hikhwtne,. = bags poiatotd.
snr altaey. he1nety, Kingston, 1oo baEs sa u bs's
a'e. 416 6tls fish,
Prop Il 4 Fos*, wilson Mustegon, 10 m1unaer.
rrnp Tiac Re, DIest. Unnalo, tundrtcs.
Prop Autt. uh5nh. Il. Joseph, 1900 railroad nea
gu trIs fou.. q luuo:s 50 baskeh apples loo tas
e:A1&:Fse -.
Prop ltndoa Crosby. calo 100 tons Railroad Inn. 6o
r,ula.ses S casks Liquor, =, coils roic.
IQ3 ri hElA dsh, and suLdTies.
Brig AIexanac, eheI Hutchinson. Gseen Bay 100 n
lumber. l51 N lath. .-,
Bark " aier Witch, Moreind, Kingston, 170ton:tat.
Dstk G,eAl Wes, StexItt, BufAlo. so ions en&.
Sch. e a EubcFt1, Nets Peut atef. Il eds Wood.
rcu: Kanl.ale7. PuEh, Kew Mods wood.
Sthf Eu1i.w InsI LudAln 16u u lunbtF ~ IN la1n.
scar CONWAY, McKirdy. Bufao. ~ tons coal.
ScAr S,afl:rG: A{us Uatllo, s. o brls tat-
scht Lts-iy sioFrs. Usrego, s0l bs satt 0 ors Ant
erlr TDt1ert f,a1dl- Detroit s6s1 lu1otet Is m ah.
Schr Helen Kent Reid ftr Eore 81 eds wood 43e h2tk
Echr Ges .tne WuftzeIburE, AsntdHoc. II c1s wood.
Ecbr a,ne Cock, L49uar1 buffalo lh9 tens ea 70 tons
schr Es1 ch,,r, u4y cNy. l36 m lumber. 90 III a,h.
SER M"ntcan- WoolsGn Euaio Isl II iuu beT, is ii
scr catdor,, Barg Psnt Wates 100 eors bark cords
SIR Mary onstcd Christie Port Washington, Is cords
scar q Sp;th, MeGsaw, she.oyeaa, 80 cords wood.
syhr il Martln. Hackett, BEf4lo light.
SsnT IIos1es-, Duak, Grten Bay; 10 nj lumber.
, 1860-08-15

ST. LoC1s. Aug. 14-The Uenorrdt learns that
the steamer Lucas, from Memphis, encountered
6fteen minute snow storm on Sunday morn-
ing, Aug. 12th.
, 1860-08-15

IT We call the attention Of tie Medical
Profession in particular, and til. public in gen.
eral to Rogers Citsate Of Masucstu-pus up in
sSx Ounce Battles in the form Of power, ia
keep in any climate. One bottle is equal 70
three, in its medicinal properties, CT the Liquid
Citrate It MaKuesia. Only q Cents per Bottle
kCo.. Lord / Stnta, Chtcago, and at the nian'
u!actory 1913 Spring street, New York.
, 1860-08-15

Blue 1s1Axp, Ang. IN: 7; sheEEoea +! of
this place dropped dead This exenlng. His death
was caused bY disease Of the heart.
, 1860-08-15

Pu11Apt1ru1A, Aug. 1--we had violent
showers to. day. Many cellars we're ove1d'wcd-
Several culserts caved in, and much damage
| was done. Two boys were struck By lightning.
and one Of them killed.
, 1860-08-15
CLEARED

CLEARED ......--.... .AuEo.t II.
Ha,x lnsIneible goyulan. Hunl, 1900 bu wAeat.
Bark OCEAN Wave. lnsrahsm, Bufalt+ u 5D By corr.
nark Wn. s,as:ss Filth foss , sS1nss 1854 bu eo'n
schr AnnaTd, Tracy. Uswxgo, ~ hu c'Tn.
Schr CONTEXT. Roger, uu141". II, 80 hu cora.
ScAr z " Cr,ss, Moore. D.wsEo. II. ~ tu ~heat.
Echf Gro Steele, Becker, QsWe.t. 13.GsQ tu whtAt.
, 1860-08-15

~ J. Il. Smith & Co., lis Lake street, have
the best Vide Auate Un;forms got up in the
States, and at lowest prices. Also $4,000 L'n~
coin and liamlin metals, and Of all The other
candidates, which they aeil at New York psi.
rps Ruyll-13t