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EASTERN INDIANA WIDE AWAKE!
The several counties of Eastern Indians will
hold Grand Mass Meeting
AT WINCHESTER.

ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1860
Republicans! come out and hear the galian
and fearless champion Of Freedom 10 Kentucky
cash. CLAY. who will most certainly be
here. II IL the ONLY opport nifty that YOU will
have Of hearing hi'o du'ing the PRESENT cam
paisn Come and hear that noble champion OF
Repu blicsnism in Missouri--Frank Blair Come
and hear the eloquent Gale Smith aud our next
Cover or Col. Harry 3. Lane.
Germans come and hear the eloquent Car
0ohurz. OF Wis :onsin, and A bert Lsnge, Of
Ind Come in deleg stioGs, come in big wagons
come il carriages. come on horseback, come
s-foot. come by Railroad. come with banners
aud flags. come in big wagons at work ct your
different trades as representative Of Free labor.
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WALL PAPEs.-Any and every person
wanting wall paper is referred to the adver-
tisement Of S. g. Dugdale, where they will
learn the favorable terms upon which he
offers his present stock on hand.
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We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
/ ULIN az candidate for Assessor OF Wsyle
township.
HWe are authorized to announce the
name Of JcHs c. HADLEr as a candidate
for Assessor for Wayne Township.
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ny SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those knowing themselves indebted By either Mote -
B,ok account sisne rsspse tfoliy re-
crested ~ call and the without further NO
ice solicitor win be employed TO Wait aPon
'He"' SAMUEL BELLS.
-. ysso - In
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

There viii he sold NJ public sale Friday day
DC is60 the late r-sidcnee
deceased. nosth Hiissoro' n
Tos nshp. Wayne Indiana: all prog
the csceasen Lot taken by ~sos
Horses. Cssxe, Goss, harness. Pioss.
.a't Ali OF farming o,euxii>, n
lieu ehoii kisee en- farntur-- y Of .rti-
eles numerous 20 mention Sale al
o'eisss. - m.- said day. ee made
kLo~n
HIRAM sUpLEE. Aansuis:r..or
20. fSeo
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SALE.

By virtue Of suni-y executions Ia direetei rom
ths W ayne Comm Pleas court. viii expose public
sale the Court House Door the Of ceaserviie
Wayns inJiSnA tie 18Th day OF October l-6
betv the hours of ten u'eoc<. All four o'clorx
salt dav. the foi"~i real estate stu sed in
the city Of siehmoud Wayne Cplniy Iuf,us, described
As follows. certain tract parcel Of liant
hy being 3t;ee OF ~ tn n the tn Itf Of tot
num- -; AnI3 feet 'hes ~ end 81 the
south III OF sid iot 81 in III said city
OF R,chsnnnd laid by hn smith Also, 81 feet 8
inches OF eAs cad - the nirth of lot
nher :, which prth ~ sal lot Z hera
~ conveyed, ~ lie s,ush. iut il
AIso .ted in sui lat JOAN
Smith fest M Ell IT lot uhsr
a. that q o. sail tAi llI 5ntta+ SD
D Ter couyasfi 81 guie
ess M 81 fet /, south, together
with all the prsiegs alt ig,irtsIbnc.s tn. ne
Del Leviet tie opertv of A. w. Ven
aenhsii 3 tIsy SAID .cutioas favor O. fmotay
Thistle waite.
s. SrIDHAM. ShH. W. C.
Sspt. 1880 f9S Al
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" 5ljj:alla A. PeeIle,

Candidate tor Secretary of Safe, will ad
dress the people at
HdIsboro' on Tuesday. Sept. 25th, ut
O'Clock p. NJ.
Newport. Wednesday. Sept. 26th.
Williamsburgh. Thursday, Sept. eth.
Ecoaomy, riday, Sept 28,h.
Hagerstown, Saturday. Sept Goth.
Richmond. Tue day evening. Oct. 9.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of nnstretion have granted &c the
Ter ,ignei Jacob Wore late OF Wayne
Nsyue deceased All persons k'to~ns
hem ,te ,ue,ted TO
h I'd and .. nj all hAytn Z
FL i=ss to present theai
sett, within the time prescribed By law Inc
estate supposed t. ne solvent.
WILLIAM PARRY, Administrator.
Richmond eth mo. 10Th. 1900 Al
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~Aay psrsJn iIi,Is AL retlenihg to this
Office, gents bosom pin, lost on Thursday week
hal! be literally rewa-de I.
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Pordy'~
~OM NJ L HCI A L CO L L e g e,

PoI.dy'~
10 VI VI Il e q A l. T. q L l. e q e,
H.nry's .Netc Building, South-West Corner
Main and Franklin ) re,ts.
kIchm0na, Indiana,
The FALL and WIS session o this Institution Is
now open the reception s,udents, bath day snf
evening The OF instruction will be thorough
.ctica and the same prescribed by the best
Of the kind the United
book keeping b, double entry Commentaries EQUATIONS
renmansh,p nsructns in commercial
law ami all pertaining business generally
students n completing the full this in .
sttuon ~ be iuily Competent take charge ot md
keep any bonks by Double Entry in depart
uenr of trade whstever Young men wishing obtain
thorough business education would do we TO make
immediate appl cation superior advantages will be
afforded to the student during the coming winter.
Tor fur Their inioE nation apply to address
WILLIAM PURDY,
Richmond. Ind.
Sent 90 1850 II
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REPUBLICAN SPEAKING.

\ Y ~ DIN n
ygn.EL RAIss.BAcK and LEWIS ID. STusBs
VII address the people on the political topics OF
toe dav at Rees Mendcusiai's School House on
next Faesiay evening. 2Ssh inst and At Bunker
H.ll School House, "Wednesday eve. 26th.
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Messrs. W. p. Benton and Jehiel Rails
back, will address the people at Jackson
burg. on Saturday evening next. the 2sod
inst.
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CRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Letters NJ admin!straton have been issued TO the un
derNxoea IN tn, estate of Jesse She
eouasS ds;eased All persons having claims against
den.ei 10 the sane met pay The
estate is supposed to be insoIvent.
Sept 18Th. 1860 a,
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BRECKENRIDGE & LANE
aEsAss .Mcefing
IN ETcH%oND.

A mass meetiut q. National Dem 'crscs favorable
20 he election BrecSurdge and Lane, will be held in
the City Q Iii hnoad
At starr Hall. MONDAY, OCT. lst.
Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHT.
Hon. GRAHAM N. FITCH.
And other speakers viii be present and al
the people IN occasion The people OF al par
t{es ara In yived o
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L E N o ' A III {. LEWIS
Has removed his Bakery and Confectionery store to the
three East Marion, Main Street. vhers
he prepared supply public tn articles in his
line
Fresh Bread, Cakes. Crackers, Candies.
NUTS. GRoCIRIEs. &c. Ice CREAM and OYSTERS,
in their Having Atfsd up His rooms in good
he will be happy to ~At upon all who call he
will 10 hi. best please all.
SEPT I3;h, lQ4f
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I&ELLING AT COST.

About loo patterns OF Vail Paper will
between this and the irt Of j. Luary
new stock. At DUGDALxS heap Val Paper Depot No.
% Main t. Rsehmond. Sept, 3 Il
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Jew BOOKS

EW BOOKS
Greeley Political Tex. Book for 1860.
HS.c,,mb's Poems.
The Wornln in White.
chapters Wives.
II Ju., received City Bookst~Pe.
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REPOSITORY

CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
~ MO e D e Al RY,
HIS established n Carriage Repository ov sr the Iron
tore of F0uike Fish.
Nobis Street, Nsar thu Dspot.
Where he has HAD large number Carriages. Bug
les. Spriax WLy Is EAie the 5es: xprkm-n
nd of tn. materials, which n will disoos.
c,"mm dating N -, \ shop n the
ity G aries t,rr found there al times
wait
large Of CArriAkes Bagzies, Spring Wagons,
&c, coastlnly hand 1t
Shor, on Main ST.. Near 9TH.
R"pairne all kinks promptly the salts
Of
Eishrn md no 9o;h, 1861. 4if
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STRATTAN 4 SON
Are Now Receiving their New Goods
Cash
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gufals, Aotiees, IL.



Tem vePance OeAops.
Th- rxHpLE ~ HONOR Dsst1 every TassdsJ
Evening
Tns re- IPL. sGREx meet Monday ni&hss.
Tns I'D JfsapLABs every wsdnesisy Even
Cood T~mp.ars Milton, RvsA~s evening.
d. DO do Du.in. On Ao1dsy evening"
do do do Cambridge. Tnr~1sy evening
q, d. do Jack ~subnSg, Frfdsy evening
cveRay
7ne ss- c~nfevviII~oa Friday
yheUNios rEdpLSR5 tcoioreiJ every Friday evea'g
MASONIC CALENDAR.
Richmcr2 Lodge, meets the hrst Tuesday
evenihs ~ every moptn
ssessA Lodge On tie third v o inesiay .--.......
Ktag -oiaaoa ChnpteS, se.ond Friday
Ets,ue Councii. frst Thursday Ia March, June,
Ser tgnter snfDnc"mber.-
tsrlttOe Lodge (coored.) first Monday in each
month.
{. hite Va or Lodge neets overy Friday eventng
Herran (ti-rmsnl Lndge,everJ Tuesday evening
w edward Laixs.every Wednes! lay evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tus.is. eve 0! each month
l,exree II Rebecea. Of Whitewater aod Woodward
Iaaye. 6rs, aud third Tuesday Of each month.
peyree Of Rebeccs of Herman Los e, drst and third
Monday Of each month.
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HWe are requested to announce WILL
lam A. BICKLE. Esq. IS an indepe ndent
candidate for Congress.
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w HITEWATER SCHOOL.

Sept. 20, 1860.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The officers OF the
United States Agricultural Society are indus
triously employed in sending TO all parts of
the Union the premium lists and circulars Of
the Great National Exhibition, which is to
be held at Cincinnati in September. 1t is
expected that The Cincinnati Fair will eclipse
any yet held in this country.
The premium list amounts to $30,000 of
which large share in sums of $500, 5000,
5000 and 500, is offered for horses. A level
track, one mile long and fifty feet in width,
will afford a fine opportunity for trial Of
| speed.
Large cash premiums are also offered for
portable and stationary steam engines, steam
plows, and steam fre-engines. The "Grand
Gold Medal of Honor is offered for the best
threshing machine.
The Coast Survey Office and the Smithson-
ian Institute are investigating the subject of
tornadoes. Stimulated by those of recent
occurrence in the West, an efficient officer
connected with the Coast Survey has been
detailed to visit the scenes of their effects,
for the procuring of such data as to geogra-
ply, &c, as will aid the scientific eXamina-
ton.
Although no proclamation has yet been
made as to the result, there is reason to be-
lieve that the joint commission have come to
the conclusion that Paraguay is not respon-
sible for indemnity to the United States and
the Paraguay Navigation Company, which
claimed damages to the extent of nearly
81, 900 600, exclusive of the alleged violation
of grants of important and very valuable
privileges.
The Savannah has been ordered to the
Mediterranean, as part of the American
squadron, without reference to the massacres
in Syria, The steamer Richmond, Capt. In
graham, it is said, having volunteered TO take
command would have been ordered thither
if she could have been prepared in time for
service in that sea.
The steamer Brooklyn left Pensacola ON
Wednesday, for Norfolk.
Official dispatches from Utah show that
100 army revover1 and 5000 cartridges were
furnished by the acting Adiutant- General to
the agent Of Russells Pony Express, to de-
fend the riders from the Indians.
w. d. Irvine is in charge of the British
Legation during the absence of Lord Lyons
in Canada. Col. Preston Minister Of SPAIN
is here transacting business at the State
Department, preliminary to his return to
Madrid.
General Lane has arrived from visit to
North Carolina
The difficulties which have arisen in regard
to the House Printing, are amicably adjusted.
Gov. Ford, the House Printer, returned to-
day, and all parties to the controversy have
agreed upon settlement Mr.. Pangborn,
whose authority is recognized, remains as
the legal representative and agent of Mr..
Ford to superintend the business, and Lar
combe and English are employed to execute
the printing.
The House Printing will now be speedily
executed. Four thousand copies of the
Covode Committee Report will be immed-
ately distributed.
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Arrival of the Pony Exnresa.

ST.. JOSEPH, July 3O.-The Pony Express
with dates from San Francisco to the 10th
inst. arrived here this evening.
The latest dates from st. Louis received
at San Francisco gave the news that the
Baltimore Convention had broken up in q
row. Intense anxiety prevailed to know
what followed. The Republicans regarded
this news as so encouraging that they caused
cannon to be fired.
There is no California news of Importance
The official returns of the Oregon election
elect Shell (Dem.) to Congress, and leave the
Legislature as heretofore reported, in all
probability securing Republican and pop
ular sovereignty Democratic United States
Senator The whole number of votes cast
was IL, ,432, against ll,276 last year.
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evidence. II is not customary to receive
parole evidence of written document
There have been secret joint stock political
organizations before now, and they are not
uncommon still; but that kind of chaps do
not usually put their names to paper pledges.
These societies do not thrive well after they
are found out, and if this dubious evidence is
corroborated, it is quite likely thatt people
of Campbell County will take the control OF
their political affairs into their own hands for
while, and relieve these patriotic gentlemen
from their arduous labors, as fast as theii
official terms expire
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LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Gen. Leslie Combs,
the American candidate for Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals is addressing large and
enthusiastic Bell and Everett meeting here
tonight. An immense number of ladies arc
among the audience.
A. Douglas arrived here at half-past nine
this morning. He was greeted by "a large
and enthusiastic collection OF citizens, and
escorted by the Howard Guards, and large
procession of carriages and citizens on foot
through the principal streets TO the Town
Hall, where Mr.. Sake introduced him to the
audience, 5000 in number.
Mr.. Douglas responded in short speech,
expressive of his appreciation of the kind
in his native State. After receiving his
friends at the American Hotel, Mr. Douglas
left for Montpelier on the half-past seven
train this morning.
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Democratic Politics at NewUort.

There is proverbial honor among thieves;
therefore it would seem that the Newport of
iice-holding Democrats are not all thieves, for
honor has dropped out, at least in one in
lance. But perhaps it would be safer to
Judge by actual evidence than to trust to
proverbs or to such intricate ratiocination.
DR.. j. Q. A. Foster, Postmaster in the neigh
boring town of Newport, KY, has published
his affidavit that he with J. D. Helm, the
Sheriff of Campbell County, and other Dem
ocratic officeholders, have for several years
been organized and bound by written
pledge, now in possession Of Sheriff Helm to
control and divide the offices among them
selves, and to pack the conventions in the
county to that end which secret society
has been in successful operation up to this
time, to the great comfort of the faithful few
But why does DR.. j. Q. A. Foster publish
to the world conspiracy in which he was
confederate, to cheat the people of Campbell
County out of their right to choose their
own officers, by the trick of packed conven-
tions? Why does he confess that all their
patriotism and noisy Democracy md rabid
zeal against the Abolitionists were only a
part of the trick to blind the eyes of the peo-
Pile, while he and the rest of the political
blacklegs shufied and stocked the official
cards2 Is he penitent, and has he taken the
confessional to relieve an overburdened con-
science? Is it because "when the devil was
sick, the devil monk would be?' Does he
wish to make amends to the cheated people
Of Campbell County, Not at ALI but he
thinks that Sheriff Helm has not treated him
right; therefore he peaches use ap-
propriate phrase-he elbows" the gang-he
turns States evidence for revenge. States
evidence should always be taken with proper
allowance, especially when it admits that it
isinstgated by treachery to confederates, for
the sake of revenge,
Besides this, Mr.. Bucbanans Postmaster
confesses that he was II partner with the
Sheriff to divide the profits on the sale of
Waggoner, free colored boy, who was de-
coyed from this side of the river, and sold on
suspicion Vi being a slave. II will be re-
membered that Waggoner was hocussed out
Of the way of an injunction, and very mys.
teriously and secretly sold at public sale, by
Sheriff Helm to DR.. Foster, the present affi-
ant. This will explain the remarkable zeal
for Southern institutions" which they and
few others displayed in that case.
As we observed before, States evidence
should be received with allowance. That a
set of politicians should put their names to
such pledge, and leave II to the custody OF
one Of their number, argues softness which
we should not expect to find in the County Of
Campbell. The pledge itself would be better
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III County and State Of Ohio-William Winters
Administrator of the Estate Of Ephraim CARL, de-
ceased, versus Jane Campbell and the Unknown
Children of Thos Garrison, ct al, Legatees under
Sale of Real Estato.-The said unknown children OF
Thos Garrison, legatees under the will of Ephraim
Carl deceased will take notice that petition has
been filed OH the 18th day Of May, 1860, in said
Court, against them and others, stating, among
other things, that the said deceased died, leaving
will which was duly admitted to probate and record
ed in the said Court, wherein he DEVISED in several
different estates all his real and personal property
TO Jane CARL, widow, since intermarried with j. b..
Campbell, his son, Thomas CARL, and the children
of his half brother, Thos. Garrison, whose names
and places of residence unknown to petitioner.
Said petition further states that, appraisement
of the assets coming into the hands Of petitioner,
found TO be of the value $3.50 that the estate of said
deceased Is yet indebted in an amount of over 500,
which said personal assets will be wholly insufficient
to discharge The petitioner further states that said
CARL died seized of the following real estate, to-wt
Lots numbered Al, 49, 43, a, 15, 49, ~ 4s, 49, so, 81,
6S 60, 20, H. T2 and 20, as numbered on plat Of
subdivision made by Halliday, Denham g. Carll and
recorded in book 1855, page 40, Of Hamilton County
Records, which are subject to and bound for the
payment of said Indebtedness. The petitioner,
therefore, prays that he may be authorized and di-
rected to sell said real estate much thereof as
may be necessary for the payment of debts aforesaid
and any other Indebtedness that may be owing to
said estate. Now, unless the said unknown chill
dren of Thos. Garrison shall answer or demur to
said petition by the 3Oth day of August, A. ID. 1860
the said petition will be taken true, and order
made granting the prayer OF said petition;
BATEMAN & SMITH,
Attorneys for Administrator
WILLIAM WINTERS, Admir- de bonis non.
July l6, lS60 tyl6-dlaw
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN CALIFoREIA.-Cali-
fornia appears to abound in hghwaymen,
some of whom are quite thorough in their
operations. A band of robbers in that State
lately stopped n stage, obliged the passengers
sessed, even to their clothes, and left them
in their naked condition bound to the trees
by the roadside
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s sALE..-IN puR

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE...IN PUR-
IN SUANCE to an order of the Probate Court of
Hamilton County, to me directed, will offer for sale
on the 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1860, at
three o'clock in the afternoon, the premises, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter of section
eight in Township seven, south of range two east in
the district of lands subject to sale at Lima, Ohio,
containing eighty acres, situate In the county OF
Mercer and State of Ohio, and being the prop
erty conveyed TO Clemens Kramer by Patent of the
United States dated October 10, 1874, and recorded
Land 0hice.
Appraised at 5000 .I. .Ntr
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash on day of sale and
the residue thereof in and two years thereafter,
with interest from the day of SALE to be secured by
mortgage on the premise. j. b. L. SCHULTZ,
Administrator OF John II. Schultz, deceased.
ivoI
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WILLIAM WINTERS, Admir- de bonis non.
July l6, 1860. Jyl6-dlaw
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE,-sTATE

A DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE,-STATE
N OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY, SS.-Pro-
bate Court. mo. 1867 Philip Owens and Patrick
Owens, Administrators of Thomas Owens, deceased,
against Mary Uahill and James Cahil her husband,
Catharine Smith, and others.-In obedience to an
to directed, will, Saturday, the 2sth day Of
July 1860, at IL o'clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
rotunda of the Court house, in Cincinnati, in said
Hamilton County, Ohio, sell, to the highest bidder,
the following real estate the property of Thomas
Owens, deceased, to-wit: All that certain lot
parcel of land situated in the City of Cincinnati,
County of Hamilton, and State Of Ohio, and begin
ming on the north corner of Sixth and Carr
streets, running thence eastwardly line parallel
wardly eighty (s0) feet, thence westwardly thirty
five (35) feet to Carr-street, thence southwsrdly
eighty (s0) feet to the place of beginning being the
same premises conveyed to said Thomas Owens, de-
ceased, by Philip OVENS by deed recorded in book
1859, page 23i, Hamilton County Records. Appraised
at $1,000. Also, all that certain part of lot number
twenty COZ in Carr's subdivision of lots in the
Western part of the City Of Cincinnati, In the
County and State aforesaid, commencing at point
ef Sixth-street, thence running north twenty-five
22) feet and nine 90 inches thence east in parallel
lines one hundred and seven Cl07) feet, being the
same premises conveyed to said Thomas Owens, de-
ceased, by Philip Owens by deed recorded in book
l59, page 233, Hamilton County Records. Appraised
at 81 800. Terms of sale, half cash. paid day
of sale, and half in year thereafter; the de-
ferred payment to draw interest from day of sale,
and to be secured by mortgage the premises
sold. PHILIP OWENS,
PATRICK OWENS,
Administrators of Thomas Owens deceased.
PETER 4. WILLIAMS, Atty.
June 25 1860 je26-daw.
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middling Orleans bssd. Uplands b1fd
The Manchester market is quiet and easier,
but not quotably changed.
The weather is favorable for the crops.
Messrs. Wakefield, Nash h Co. report Flour
quiet, but less pressed for sales. Wheat
steady, Notwithstanding considerable arri-
walls: red l0@lls.; white HOPS. Cd. Corn
3ls white 34@34s. Cd. Pork heavy. Beet
heavy. Bacon quiet. Lard quiet but steady
Tallow has an improving tendency. Rice
dull Coffee firm. Ashes dull.
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The Chicago Zonnycn.

visited Independence Hall this morning.
This afternoon they drilled at Fairmount
Park before $4,000 spectators, among whom
were a large number of ladies. AS the drill
took place on the hill, an excellent view was
afforded. Their movements were closely
scrutinized and loudly applauded. The corps
is gaining much favor here. They were at
first looked upon as egotists