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, 1860-09-10
By LEGRAPH,


&. Lou1s, No., Sept. s.-Denvsr City news
to tho 1At has been received. Reports from
tho Ta1rysl Silver Mlnea contluus favorable.
Tbs richness Of thu ore has not besn fully ascer-
tained. Some specimens yield moro LEAD tnan
dvsF.
Several qu.r!z mills in tao Gregory dlgglngs
have been sold below cost, mos: OF tn9se ID
Nevada gusch hare been stopped sexefa! oHss
on account Of the scarcity Of waiter. 1he uoFo*
mills IN Russs1is Rulch running four days hes
rstorted q $50. Several mtl1 have peea Ios.
I'd from Boulder district 70 uregorJs: "1e.e e.o
il Eulehes ara gsasraiiy doing xs1L 4 fsv are
making upw ards Of e25 per day.
Mfddauch. who otptured the murderer TOR
dor, arrived by Wednesday, = coach TO subp@ns
witnesses for tho trial 1t Lsavenworth. Lei
tcrs we're found on Gordon showing tnat =. -
pany, and DR.. Kennedy. aided Gordon on u, nls
eRcsre. Williams aud Kennedy, have Ted. The
witnesses will 20 down next week.
An xfIray occurred yesterday morning be-
tween John Cag2er aou Washington Beals.
5ereralsaots weEo fred, one E1azlng Ca9Rsss
Deals crvs himself up to tho authorities.
On Wednesday, the e9th, H. ]. Read and Il.
person were killed By party OF h'o"as It
Rice's Ranche, on Boz Elder Greek, &c miles
aou heast Of Denver. Their bodies we're thrown
into = cabin apd burned, nothing but their
bones being found, which were identified bJ
huttons and othsr pieces Of metal about them.
Left Hand, Chisf Of the Arzapahoss, is IN
Denver. and aa,s 70 may expect more trouble.
Mr. Creighton, Telegraph Agent, leaves this
week for the States. He has not been able to
raise sufficient means to bring the overland
telegraph through 9 Psn{sF ana It VI" p59p
Lar.mie. Leading lawy crs Of Denver have
agreed to transact no more professional busi-
ness under the present disa1ranged state Of Af.
1airs. The movement is started in order To e.
cure government Of tome kind for Pixies
Peak.
Yesterday there was severe thunder shower
ia Denver. The lightning struck in several
places around the city. Tho danage done,
honeYer. ~ very e1ight.
, 1860-09-10
Daily ReTiew Of thicago Market,

SA7CzpAT EvKx1Ns, sept.&
FREiGaTS-Qulet. The following erkagrments were
made: To Bu6s!o-sehE Lookout wheat 4, lsc. ToPo
coborneehr Wild Rorer. wheat AT 15As. To Port Sur.
nasehr Il. T. Davy. {b y wheat At 1pe- To oswexo-
tchr BesOis wheat It ~ prop Michigan whsA& from
Milwaukee as7le
FLoUR-Rectlved. 1901 b:ia; thsrped, 1oH tr1.. III.
ket drn. Sales were-tG bril- +Hodson sholcs Spring
c1t1Att 450s del 20 bsis DsEvszt" and 10a bla Be-
los City 1t Is del; II br. Onse do 1t &4s0 dtl;
100 bts "oat GroVs" PIT; 10 tr!s Troxell" and
lo osh Fakn do ?. t.: = bras' Union and Il br'a
4f.es del; 80 bEls fAr spdng extra It 80
del.
"aEAT-keeeived. 1ss,ss bu; sh,ppe., es,4ls bu,
srREoAdTaneed &C. Sales were \. follows; 91 bu No.
tsprn2 At nc IN st re- 1000 bu d. at &c In store
bu Do 4 IN store a 600 bu Do at f+e "A sore % u
oa SPRING 81 IN stose 1900 bu do Il ttor.
2l hu DO It s0kc In stuee; 5000 bu do 1t 9lc n store
ea Caas 4r..re 1t siha adtAt for No. l. md
y. aaoAs for 500 bu Reeetei at sle In ztor. oo
b1 DO a In itore 3ooo bu s9c IL ko:e. Wvrxx
Scarce s1ei %ooo hu 10. Red 1t l IN ltor&
Aco bu do It Alos In so,e-ths ates to Ill out round
.e:.
coRS-Rscelzed, z3,lT4 hu: shipped, noaa. Malkst
nf7ae9- eaes vese :40 bu No. River X1ed II 41e T.
DID,; aoo bu No. Canal to a.,tgs u So atoAt
% no. ~ se IN store &eoo bu do &. ssAe In stoe no
oa 60 3s4c In store: Is 80 bu No. 1t SIC sto1s
oAT3-Kecelved. 477s b. Auket N higher, ss,ea
s&xe aao4t.
RfE-seafee aa3 in aetre .e&uest. Sales wsse :-l %
bu No. Il soc In store.
BAR1E1-Reee!Ted. 1853 b. Market 4u1. saes
wets ;lsop bu M. 4.e In sors SO baks Do 1t e On
truck 1lo bag do II o&c on f{aek.
TIMOTHY 6EED-BeeelYed 63s7b H. Xnkst laaet-
I've. Buyers holding Of and te11e1, n,u,. ss1es
70 euAhss p1lns p.t; 100 buahsls II 4isc42tQ; II
hak1 do It elM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 b,is, Ma.tst a1yanssd IL.
salts vers 10 bsss ely In lets It 10,
Acknowledgements 1@3e. e3b14Mx3e
MESS p0KK-so b1ia u el9,to.
LARD-Non!pal II 1lkQlae.
TALIoW-s.sady It s0Jxc,
u1DEs-Reesi.ad, 1&n7S b., 4a,txt su,st hut f,n.
Sales It ths following %rotsse ar,s na,tsd n
Sxe; nu -, lAQUks,
, 1860-09-10

JACKSONVILLE, III, Sept. s.--oEer $50 head
Of Du1oams arc already entered for exhibition.
SO horses and mules; ever 100 head o. sheep:
and 10 swine. lar te number Of car loads Of
stock are On the way. >Over 800 season tickets
are sold. arsinst 81 up TO same time last year.
Over 1000 entries were made to day, Tho ex-
hibilion will be unprecedented In csttle, horses,
muiea. sheep and swine. Agricultural lmple'
ed. Fawkes' steam plow. made in Cincinnati,
and Wutess' steam mower, from Detroit, are
both on the way.
Weather to. day has been cool, with slight in
dications Of rain. The grounds are beautifully
laid out and the buildings ample for the accom-
, 1860-09-10
Now York m0Tk&G
~ E- VA- a.-s


Br Tn1erArE.1 N1H 1e1E, Sept. g. leo.
FLocz-A..kes exhibits leaa activity, but With r de-
nand fof exoo.f and hous consumption. Uode1s an d.
fra &c adva3ss Sales IL go brA 20 for 5vpsr
ktAte3 e1ta stais; 70 fer 9ufef esttIn
u 2$ 10 for %on7mon to NAd0A extra W4set.: - l6
80 1or shipping brands extEs Too1d bop ohio BGsf
hy ah Lpe within tho fanEs Of ou1 auotaons CAaad!an
Flour rues qui.e 1.1, with modsEate demand sa SOo
brts q uptr; I'll o. 70 for eomncn to choee
extfs. R1e Flour haAdJ Il - eeoos&4o for &omnsn 10
WEutx-Ma1tet quiet but sady. Sales 80 Dbl. at "A,
o., thlsfv the latter pFs:-
GlIa-There 10 no material change In hs mica Of vhea.
the demand for export continues Sood The
stt MA easlIy chesktd By th= limited supply Of rsay
scund patcela. Sales ECO bu wh'ts Alea i 1tta ta
ehrlse kpnx At = 0oo h1 unscund do 1t l8+l
Noo bu amber Mich al tl!o: ool bu unsound md sofs
winter nd al 1000 tu faiE vii Ind
.na 1h!o 4 :is29!4; b ~ unsoSpd 1 DO :. sl39
945f Kye arm sa:es ,s,o bu It toe. Barley tai1c.
and tfrn II 7edsoc. Corn 10 moderate rfqrn; market
without .terAl ci1ngt; sales boo hu 67K26pc tor
round mixed westAn and 7c for chnes d. oats du
at Al404sc FOR western. Anada ard State.
taes l0.3 Lb Al0 20 cf mess 9ia Is iii
mess. ~ za1ls37 for new Prime tl3.35 frr ou pine
The demand beef fair and III ke eeatT
sales $50 bts 1t ef8i-23 for country prlmr ta3 iyf
meaa, ei2i0 for repackea 's 90 6N9likl for * ~
ursh,nxed. Cut msAts dull II axe for III ,ude,a l0
liefr BAe quiet Lard quiet End stsady aa1es
- 1ss3Ac Huttst nrul, with good een md at
la4eise fof O1!a It2lc for hsA's Chtsss IRA and ia
:ssef;1:a :: .fsSYc ri. TX. 9
Kcadek tx Has'em TX. tac Mail az. mtg u, Il
tonds 81, hud.on 81 elX.
, 1860-09-10

Hf - - :7g-ed h'pprx rtauae nj In 4 1e4o
1:;:o c:t!:e y :f7.1lk9nHs.
Eff33-Nomiaal It 6je064c.
FoULTHY-C1!skaaAe u .So0l.7s pr -
+ rEACHEs--Flm. 10 saaksts 1t q -co0t.M.
APtL8$-ts eood RI ssst e2no05.aA.
LIVE hTDCE-Bsk Casts Vsst NAas u fak r<Gsssl
SAts we1s:
~ llW :. ,.,,.,,,,,.,.... Il
Is Rok1 :. rs ...............,,,,. { %
, 1860-09-10

- A"7 "o4 A4ne tn7 o.eau'et
WAS telegrspaed with news Of steady market
and more favorable weather for the crops.
Notwithstanding tbi,, bovav.r n. roort-.t
spe1ea ouoJaos ana advanced ec,-closlng finn.
About 15o. 900 bushels changed hands, at ea@
"a: for No. Spring: semy1c FIR Nh Snr;n1
.,a a,7co. e.. ps:...S
es'. ''' Ass1ee'eu' "la'eF "Ieat was
scarce end IN good d:ma1d,-N Red selling
at &1.o5@l l.os-principally 1T the inside quota.
w. e1A ".e 4s4u Aos ~ sa'anee' nnt on
ing TO- tne heat STOCK offered, there WAS not
much icductment for buyers to taxa ho1d md
the transaet;o-s ver, ,i1b+ - eIcrn. oz ~
G. .-,-.- 1' o'e9''o' 4or
opfins e1''.e' cnoles orands OF Spring extra
we're generally held at isis. Tbs Corn mar.
ket was active and shout !. higher Ahout *
mn hr.h.,.-.,. ..,d 80 90 oIeoe1s - ~
wv ousue" "eto eo'o ~ oe<koefe1 1or no. 1, xnd
37e for ho.2 in store. Oats advanced 3c, with
sales n lo}c in Store. AID 2otc aoost. Rye WA
scsrcs and in actiy. d,msnd with limit, a.,..
49, A''e" e1'es
II eoe ~ s.ore-eloslng nfm- Barley qulet, with
sales OF Nc. 1t 45e IN atorc, and sG@59e by
sample On track. There WAS fair demand sor
r;.a... .a L.. 4''
Ao'J oS''' wv nu3 .so auo seHefs were
apart. and fhe sales we're limited 1t $l.s592.00.
Aighwines advanced 1e-eity manufactured
bsirQ sold at 21c,
pl.;-...-.
Fre'gats "ero qu1e'. Inc rates by sa,l-Tss'
sells to Buffalo and Port Colborn we're 15]@l6c
for Hhpat. 72c In Os4rro. and N. =, D..
-, ~ ., A0~ :" of'
oa1nla' At'ne elose' OWING 10 the arrival Ct
and yesssrs were offered At 15c FIR ubso+ ~
n,fr,l, ., .h;,h 6r,-.. -...s, :"
DaHalo' IL WHICH nsutes fessel.o1rera were
A:M.
a.1sehn wh..t~y..+.r,,a. ,f'.--.r eereu, eos
s1 49,. ..,.1i =. ., - 'A ''v''
w "neA' Aeee'0 ~ g - 'so W ooafo, on lac
strength Of Improvement IN prices in New
York, This morning sa]es lae1ed end v+ra r,t
regularly taken at the pricea Gnoted Sa1as ~.
grecate to cars white at lid on tract II ~
Fed At l,l3 on track: 600 bu red at i II f..e
m hoard: cara red in store al II. = 80 :s.. ICY
atl.l4 on track. Market c,osed weat Ny
:Chanos seTsrsi t,roe sa.. wer, tn.d. elIG
m Eastern nrdera. Corn-Sa,r NJ orare at;a.
from 1tnre. Oat1-Steady At ar '*''s
NEW 1onK bREAps7uFrs MARKEE.-The n. T.
Indfpendnt Of this week says:
Tbe n.,t week hs. been cre,t,v .xc;t.d ~,
s.1ata.su sn ~ ~ ~ a'say o1apie 1o1eligence
atoa Euiope I .n.h nT so';..n1sa s'oTm1 and un-
EnmmetAg H :sn .eatae1 N VITA. britain and
rtxace ;s sua.us !"a ~ ~ .ne strongest bp-
pnt sae.oa t0s 'uI ths;r snu canaot fa'l 70
gssauy aelaose @nen "oneJ market: and
auon!a naa .ns nas'ess p'G.9 twentx per cent. be
~ a}sct ~ ~ hn.nes. " no;n1 p" eaaeo the
s..ess.':as 4Lsn J;..r... r "a 'Gn eannos be
nro6t Nv ;t-tha sh;nn;nr ;nt.-a.t 49, ontJ eao
XIII 5ec.nse onr XVIII. ~ Eh. mo.e paft'c
-;.a:st sf,x r,,l;;o1 hI,.hs,o - = "Hea.. Mn'ea We
rsss psss - e. onr ~ nrohahis n.ansoT Se-sy IL e3,
h.nse ~ ~ e~s n.t IL ~ supment, ana
henee pse. "a. ~ ~ us1 nAey 80 aeilfo much
nenent Prom tae 1alate 60 OF ne English harvest.
;' "n Nhe .t oPel aoe,ooo,VVo onsneis, which
II
, 1860-09-10

MONETARY.

BAsunnAT Evrxus. Bept. 4. 1"o.
There was lsas Rastern 1xehAuge od<ring To-
dsy and ths market waa steady, with good
demand On the street 1t l 2 cent. prem. The
banks, however, reduced thsir selling rats to ;
. cent. There bsing less demand BY shippers
Of produce, currency was ptentier.
, 1860-09-10

N.w YoRx, Sept. s.-Nesotiations between
ths Breckinridge and Douglas committees yes
claimed 10 names en- the electoral ticket. The
latter offered s. They meet sgain today.
4 dispatch from Washington says charges
ha.e been made By Hon. Preston King against
the Postmaster Of thst city, for refusing to mali
documents franked by Republican Members Of
ConrrnAs
, 1860-09-10
Prof. w OOd's
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD lkET0YATOER

1s rrecteeY ~ha! It. in slestes tor. While pes
sant TO the tssr ia revtv1:y TX, exht atiEe and
I'D II :. or
item invulnsr r4be = a.a Ks or eat". It Is thr
Eul.r I'm a. 10 be shin tie reach 0! all. 80 :
ehe:1!cal1J AID eki;ltul!F comhtn. as t. be the
@'a pn".ttr ~ so11e aaa 5ei 70 ,e'1eG y "a Psd
.i.x 4. "a tom Y hs d
falio~'d By !.-.!;ude CT d, p'e..i:n Of prits
thoroughly combining rowcrtli tonic md sa7thlnt
properties, and eorsequ.u ut5 can Eevsr ln:ure ?
f. log ea S. !, +, ef' a
.Eisied IL medical eence. and also b. Al who ht.e
suffered tfym debility 70. |. nte5. 10 l.s4lc4lsLI
4.tackt O. Gi.ease, and lYJs the uax xua:ced syaten
10 the alta .ks Ut 4ny oftLc most cau xerors
which p2or humaul'y !. eon.ta7fy !!-ht: suen. D
e. F.aas aeI1'os !tssa 'asoiie. ':s: SR:s
-, TE.t swt1ts. 1.srxu I. I'dHLe.s. sad Il,
4 = :: ID I IS
atsa q Ts;tii.y: ,sd issr ceapl, .itt at., T.. "
ua's oaaas. ran ID the BIZ. sde. sd bes~te1 s e
ns ss III q caaxs aSa E 's
! :u,ty OF Breath nE. and Icae.d We might ennm.
ate mani more st /, but we have 80 Act ONLY It II
SAY, il w rot anlT cure The deb.:iy iol.ow!nt IL
;htlaa ani fsya:. but prevent A'i Attacss Ay3slpsI
:s.m Mils5:at:c lndurnc-H and khe d eax. =
once. If a.fe1dv attacked. Ard \. actA RI
Aou pere1.c:tly upou The bsl4rY ST tra, utuus "
ak The tsvert @.t9n. pEomotlE. IN fat, al tht A
exretiors And se rttou. II tn. tJ.ten1, i: will liz
ii hy prevent Any d.ncsicus conseo 7ences fCl} "
owing urou G age Of cilnl4te and water; Lecct ,
! IL tF4ve,fs:s rtord have bottle w.h tie a. IN
IL shcrtl tAfe tALle stoNnfu It lcast tt{crr eat
Tag. Atit ptes euts costveness strengthens 1t
lEcat.e .! E7na, II ahcul1 be IN tic L.td. uf ar
J eIsots Of seteLtarT h4olts stu6ent4 MIL. Ter.
literary nRn. AM Ill ladies' t accustomed tt l.
uucA sut door exercise 8Iouid alwaya Use II. III
they will hAd AZrtrAelt+ ptasAt aud ea]cItci III
remsdf aeairH those Ills whtch rob them Of ire r
rtA.ly; for beauty eanc1t exist without hsait, .
I'D health e.1ntt e1it while tie aove Es1+ suiaE] q
iea cah tue. 1hfn E1;n the Co:da! e.fet1 u
) Mtshtrs ktllef- Taken InoLth or two btfoT. -
he dnA trial ase vii tz2sthe d-eattll .tod vi ~
: aerfcet case md a2tety. iRIkx 7. No x1-7.x,|I
AuTu EllS Thy IT! And to you We xpoesiif
I1.tect the ~ lLese or deethe cot only q! voc, n
taut thte1a btfo be too At bu. IL, your rcn. II
md hushAtIa, Tor While The foyutz r. IRON alse a.
tcscY. oft4 n gees down to = p1eu]aturr rT.Y. i
rA.her thkn ut ther eond1tion b. ku3Wn In mr. n
he tatttr arc often 70 ixe1 ~ with tie trc5fe,
urnt q busne.t tlst II 1t were Il fer Ffu III,
Ito would t1kTtl In The k1me downward tuh rnt!,
zoo tate 10 ar7tat Their fatal 1al. tut lie mottt,
1vaYa vigil. pt, and u you ve confidently H.
eeAl; f0T VI M euEe your ever f4llns e.ie
aiI upt tn1nkfy po ut Jeuio PEof. Wpcd'a Rt.n u
1tlve CoYdlAl and blood RenovAtor ~ tks rIme,
Il EIdcA should e Lwa7s on ha.d N tine OF rsc;
, 1860-09-10

nLINOlS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
K1VED....-.....sepL 7.
Boston, s Jc1ct go CO. .. eand.
Iorktown Ottawa, Ills hu con, 1e3 bu wheat 1915 bu
oAts. - bu t4rley. sa p. reeds.
Jahn FIsson Norris 36o bu com, ~ bu wheat, 100
bEls four, b7i0 y. seeds.
AaEeppa Norris s9S hu corn o3 bu wheat t1g n serds
1tuEEf.
1nvastis.ior, Athen-. - g. ruhhlt stone.
hesaue, Ahess 81 cy Eu5s stone, CT dmsnsIon stone
EARED............Gspt7 =.
Old Abe, Jo11e:. 500 ns household furniture.
Sweden, Lae ale. light.
Rescue, Athens liz 1unber 81 ~ lend 100 ns brosms
LoekPot Lockpo 6e 4i NJ spokEs, T. Oh lumber 1000
wu Bowl. Loekwr- light.
Chaplin. La Sails. y 9s lumber, 80 br1s salt H4a ns
America, Ii Sale. 7s sa' # lumber 1o,eo9 ns sslt
1nvestt+ssor, Athens. ECU H. T ed. 356 bu eDtn.
Trri4aour Loekpo, ~ - Il umeer t0t t00 sea TO-
eco lath.
, 1860-09-10
DI Il, D.

On fEday. Sept, ;,h. 1sS', OF sc.rlAtna. CHARLIE
". F4Emete. ased ysa1s, . mon,bs nd dajs.
, 1860-09-10

rao 10 jain Jones; III D.aitoln rt<s.*
1osy Will b we'll dsns and 1t prices to suit tis
, 1860-09-10
o. j. WOOD, Proprietor.

la BrrAdvsy, New Tori, A1d liz Ya,t It sty,., II
Il, st. Louh, Ho.. md sold t3 Ii Eood pfufe.ss -
n s'r.cs One Doht per Bottle.
Yk,1EuIz A1n R1FAl hc1s1s, Ca1.Aoo = j h D,
Part o. r. tul.r To-. II. Meed Co.. smith, D1yes
4 Co.. Lerd Smith, AID GL; Bros. hst-mAuy.WlY
, 1860-09-10

- In this .9e Of prosreas We all like to
These bard times, It ia rather difficult to buy
ns" clothes all the time, 10 ths best remedy Is
to 90 to Cook L NcLsiu's, No, % Dearborn
street, Where they thoroughly cleanse, renew
and repair old clothes 10 well thas your friends
Will compliment you on the beauty Of your uew
|" Al should not fail to read tho advertise
nent Of Prot Wood in to days paper. se5-1J
CHuRcH's Btsr RASPBERRY JAx from Sugar
Island, Michigan. Ths best made. For sale
only at No. 22 State street, au8-2m
, 1860-09-10

TRCULARS-0n Note or Letter
~ faesr. tast&aly sn Hp x Preas 70 Trtb95s oGe>.
, 1860-09-10

Opening Of \ New Telegraph Line.
OMAHA, N. T., Sept. 8.-The telegraph line to
this point ia completed. and the ofice in tLis
city opened yesterday. It is expected that the
line will be completed to Fort kearney By the
firht of November
, 1860-09-10
YORRFGN DEFARMTENT.
H01TxAAU L GKLPCH.

Cs1sd1 u the 1rz2d DnchY of saxeWena ths puchtes
q bs1.wieh ant saze 4otsa and city Of aak-
for former c!,.e. Of AUS rKA. BADEE- BAVAEHs
HANOVER. HEssIA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA XkXDrTY
HIETEMBEnl. CLDEhKEEG. 6c iss1-,Av1x
, 1860-09-10

q Ill kinds Of lamps altered 10 burn H.
roAens or coal oil, at Nobls's Lamp and Oil En-.
porium, l22 CLARK street. sslQ-dt
, 1860-09-10
RS, Dealmr

FRIsBIE BROTHEES, Dealers
IL !aHA1 or ALL KINDS, beta oo+e md Preassd,
II Nazkss street. azsa ..ta.at al~:ts ca ha1d
wan Of Fcod AncJe soi!ete1 to send their orcefs
which viii u p1onpy 1ed a1d .sVessi In any part si
the clty.
, 1860-09-10

T1ONCTTTDfNn

"3NClAU DING NALES a.,
~ t1ess rsrs sud 'vah's chn.,-. p.,J.a 49,, IN
.a 10 "%:attsf on = saI
Tas most ,e.st p4t os u, ,sr uE+nA1 IT, a.h.x.s
sI. =. sa - - -; e" t.s1 .s.l, Ht:.. l..,
rAN x:4 GILBERT h aANrarx
Ki.s3 Ksh "a. - IT l"E n:t:I surs ~. ".x
~ T.ist ana want "aruthe' Nshox nv ~.
,,tsr. E1ttl.:1n p,n Tab 4. III xr,s ~
nedmon VI biusa< Rr'.s Fun tuse. Al. tr's'
xetatenda. III.nrUr -: {.
~ A11S "a hi~ n
, 1860-09-10

10, - touh Waller ktrett.
{Aeva& for the uItt .fta k, }swefo Co ny,
Liberal Vi advances IN Flour ard drain for shipment u
oswexoo Nv Totk. in ntors; gvtnk the ehpp4r TIT
p1lveke sf setg In etheE market for one eonusken.
, 1860-09-10

Tho Illinois River,
PEs1x, Ill, Sept. s.-The river is falling, NTH
OILY teet on bars.
The Illinois River.
La SALE, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-There Is % inches Of
water in the river al this point.
, 1860-09-10
STATEMENT OF H. g. GARDNER, OF NIL
WAI1KEE

Had Just lain down II lzoies cabin when col
Asion occurred. Went ont on deck, ard "a.
ex,ent of damase. and afterwards carried down
matzessos and assisted 10 throw cattle over.
bo4rd; L Ter ass.s:ing in breaking sta'e-roon
doors. was obliged to fosce eereTA1 ladies' out
and Up on deck. A. being so frightened they re.
fused to make any exert,on to save their lives.
Alter getting - uany ladies' ~ possible and
hsts to support thtm, remained on upper
deek till the boat sunk, and doated away upon
IT. With more than 100 others. Deck afterw At d.
broke into three rsfts, leaving him With about
Is companions Oh the forward part. o! t5a.
number were washed of before reaching The
three who reached the shore alive. fAirIs
Capt. Wilson did everythi that could be dore
under the crcum stances, aud that Tie ladies' IL
general thing be haved Mt bly.
, 1860-09-10

IS 4 IL PLEASE SOUND"-
1AFATHFkK KEMPS OLD FOLK s. CONCERT
TUSEs-As sung BY khe onkInAl' OLD FoLxs CpnfAk1~
IN :ef bits eot - zine Hundred Copc. ts
Of Hnch tG3es VII he sent ~ mall. pcstpai1 Fubllhti
bT OLIVER ptfsoN + Co., NJ Wa.hnktou street,
, 1860-09-10
ILLINOIS AND m1CHl0AN CANAL,

Lake FArts,
Aal1v1o ~ FonT sARNlA-eert SOY tc1ex1,h h
Osoorne, Dsos- = C.j-Sehl W r To d arrived II ~
D.. m -
, 1860-09-10

CP1R1TUAL N MAN1FESTA-
~ TIoSs-M., ADA L. HOT Rappsx and Writ
H.. for ths t1Eessgz CATION OF ,kese phenonen1 It No. Il
nes2alnta tz.ef, doors from Randolph st. Terms
tt.W Der hour fus CH@ or tH3 pAySprR xefYtv
, 1860-09-10
FLAGS. BANNEK

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAKr-
~ HlkSHlP--Tte 60 paz:lsrhlp heretofore * sting
tetseen the unde'sgn T. under the nfm and atyle o. &C.
= Hubbard Co. is tnis Gay. BY mutual eoletns. es-
attkeE matters CONNECTED herewith, will .esed bT
q. 5. Au -b41d o. thts Il, hprk. -
Cac4ga. sept. 1T, EtQ- O. s. HUBBARD.
.HAS- Il. HUNT,
Fet-ds In f. TAILI}h
, 1860-09-10

n, AnEtv4H ~ Psx1 SAsxIA-By Telegraph from Great
western Railway 'mpauy to Obafn+, itothpr Co.:
~ NAY. G4rdueE, A.htabu!a, E Clay, RanbIer
, 1860-09-10

04 way hoEne from this clty. 81 IS found in hi4
yest pocket. Identified BY Samuel Wi'grs and
Vas naaive Of Vermont.
NO. -. Nan unknown. supposed to be Jerry
Sullivan, taken from lake Two nites eouth 1f
Evsaston BY Officer Cleves; small port.monsie,
65 cents in chAoge, and bunch of keys, found on
body; eavy built, middle age, gray pants, blu.
cost, with height feet ?. full faee. hair gray
nsarly white, plaid rest, heavy e4lf shoes, hite
stockings.
No. 20. Unknown WOMAN, supposed to be
Mary u alony, one of two sisters, daughters ef
i widow woman, aged about ~, reddish hair.
green woolen waist: xh:te skir,, white stock
lnga, blnek prunela gaiterr, striped del1inc
blue and b1sek ssr per, hair red std curly, faee
full. teeth irregular, supposed to b. married
: <vos2an, hciRtt feet lnches-
No. 81. Unkpcwu man found two miles pottt,
Of Lake View House. i Mr. Brown took Is
cents cut Of his pocket; had on dark wooleu
pauts and linen sack cost, white shirt. eigb:,
S feet 9 inchee, strong snd muscular, lace
rmooih, chm prominent, complexion fair, teetl,
regular. Hands not 1iko . working mau. "F.
". g." ON inside right forearm in India ink, ell
cloGed in = small parat.nogram.
No. 22. Unkrowa woman taken Eom the We
ter near Lake View House, BY VI. H. Eddy
had on chemise, pxrt Of 4 vine colored atpaeea
drssa, black jean skirt. hoop skirt, no jewelrJ,
on back Of loft hand scar, ptir black and white
stockings, lae.d cloth shoes.
Tho iist OF persons saved is increased 10 one
hundred; two members Of the Union Guards,
oanss not given, having gone directly homs to
milwaukee and not reported 1t WinAtka, on
Saturday
TO thl4 List must b aided thu four inquests
held On bodies recovered At Wine,ks on Satur-
day, making lua ist Of t~eutv.kix mon
whom inquests have been held. One or tvo
other bodies recovered await icqus.t, but vets
not st tho Court House LAST evening.
Tho next twenty. -four hours will bring MANY
mora bodies ashore, and within few d.y.
probably over two hundred bodies will bs r..
covered. Humanity and respect for the dead
and their surviving friends dictates that care-
aul watch be Kept along our shore, for il I. Ill
too eertatn that human hAspies a1s w.schtnsto
plandsr the remains Of the poor victims Of tie
diaastss. Alas for our humanity that it is 30.
W. ase glad to believe that the suggestion has
bsen already forestalled by proposed system-
ats action on the part Of our authorities and
eiaxsas.
70 ths ifsa Of the los must must b, .ddsd
, 1860-09-10
Gzli<ra} EGfttt8.

TT ANY OF TIE FAMILY OF
L. 1amesJ sanps ~. formerly ot soue pa1t u 1lac.,
"a gently os, 1.e.'oar On y?yake frea Au.tras
their adsaat1ec Eo thsoughout te State viii confer
a ;ayoF ~ motto NJ ihe .bove.
Il. L. 1UCkFE i CO.,
Au3l.t31l16t- d.hIt41n IT
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-29

TAXING IT CooLLY.-A Mexican senoreta,
the other day. while standing near a small
camp fire OF pack train, on the northern
edge ofthe city,a smoking cigorita, ,caught
FIRE. In a moment, the thin. gauzy dress ont
side of her hoops was afame and she was en-
veloped from the waist down in a blaze
Turning to II Mexican near by, she told him
TO put out the FIRE. and went on smoking her
cigarita. The Mexicau threw his serape
around her waist aud skirt and extinguishpd
the flames. When he took away the serape
the lady looked little queer, standing there
with nothing on but her hoops and bodice
If our American ladies would act as coolly
when their dresses catch fire. instead of run
ming out into the wind and screaming at the
top of their voices, they would fare much
better.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-29

CELEBRATION AT NORTH SAN JUAN-On
Thursday last. the 4lst anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of the order OF Odd Fellows into
America, was celebrated at North San Juan
by members of the Order at that place, in
conjunction with fraternal delegations from
Grass Valley, Nevada, Rough Il Ready,
Cherokee, Camptonville, SweetlOnd, French
Corral and other plaOes The new hall OF
San Juan Lodge was dedicated. An address
was delivered 10y A Delano (Oll Block and
there wns grand ball in the evening. Tie
Hydraulic Press says that the entire celebra-
tion was a fine success.