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MINERAL SPRINGS. Gold BROOK
ONE GALLON OF WAIEE CONTAINs
Solid Matter, Ga pr'S.
Crenic Acid, 10
-. L. L.

Per Oxide Iron, 20 I"
Salts of Lime and Chloride of Sodium, Us "
The the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral appropriations
able quantities of sulphur, sulphureous deposits The
temperature of these springs varies from A to Sc dc
erees Fareneit. Specific gravity accords nearly
with other waters of similar import in various sections
OF the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist their
chaly beac properties, containing or less of the
riuus solutions OF salts OF iron and other earthly salts in
combination, which combinations, in comparison with
other of like character in country, rccOg
nZcd by medical of great value in the treatment
of many diseases.
These from the base of extensive range
of gravcy hills. containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The Of iron have been OBJ
aned for long perOdtrOm this range for manuc turing
Purposes and OF Il superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives lis name,
is tributary of Ware river. The village is situated
the road leading from Worcester Barre and is
siblc by stages passing twice daily each wav. he
age surrounded with prosperous and energetic asr
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads
muicate with pleasant country and villages
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and commodious public house has recently undergone
extensive Improvements and repairs. good iiv ry is
connected with the house Bowling alleys, &c for the
especial use of the guests. ne houses in connection
with the springs shower baths ANA all the fixtures ami
facilities for rendering the LOCALITY pleasant and profit
able resort for invsds and those seeking quiet and
pleasant resort. WM. r WHITING.
Cold Brook, June %, 1860. d6t ie2G
SITUATION WANTED-m gentcel
- private family, do general housework by girl
who can bring the best of city reference Inquire
Bridge street. d3t+ je26
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on the presidents protest is Stanton, Curry
Adams, Marston, Sedgwiclc, and Pryor.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY I

4 TOUU VIIUhI UNTI1 III EN-
" GAGE IN A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.-Tbe adj
verser offers for sale the process for making three kinds
of OIL for Worcester and Worcester County viz: The
Odorless Illuminating OIL which gives beautiful light
and will burn in any of the best Coal Oil Lamps; the Car
bon Oil which will burn in any the Rosn Oil Lamps;
the Lubricatng Sperm Oil, first article meclan
ica All the above Oils can be manufactured in
Worcester, at an outlay not exceeding no for the fix
lures, and will pay net profit Of from nifty one hun
cred per cent For further particulars address Box 49,
Worcester Post Office. d6t+ ie2O
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.als WEBSTER CORNET BAND,
8T.g$k (H X. WATERS, Leader) will furnish music for
sSSa2& Fire and Military Companies, Civic Parades,
- Picncs, and all occasions where a Brass Band is
required. Apply TO j. HErHERINGTON. JR., Clerk,
Webster, TO j. A. DORMAN, 203 Main street. Worces-
ter. For further particulars, inquire at Dnrmans.
ie22
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SHAWL AND FLOUNCIAG LAGES.

Owing to the continued depressing weather. many Of
the Importers of the above goods induced make
great Sacrifices at the Auction Sales there was
quite panic in the goods and in many the Importers
sold them at less than half the cost of Importation
We were large buyers at these sales and are enabled
to offer, the result
200 FRENCH LACE POINTS, at $3.50, cost to i'm
port, $3.50.
1850 FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs, one Flounce, at
$3.50. cost to import, S6,62.
200 FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs, at 50, cost to i'm
port, sl3.
800 REAL PUsHER LACE sHAwLs at s5 $780, slO
and SIS, which cost to import, 49, slI, SIS s25.
1000 yds BEST IMPORTED FLoUNCING LACES,
fom TO- T. 6 49, 90 u.s. and % wide which we Of
fer 80 per cent less than the of importation.
This is without doubt, the cheapest stock of first
French and English Pusher Lace Goods offered In
this city.
N. B.-Do not be induced to purchase before looking
through stock
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Y ORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

w SOCIETY-A special meeting Of the Board of
Trustees will be held at the Brick Court House. at 10
O'Clock m, WEDNESDAY, June p, 1860, to make
such alterations and revsiOn of the Premium List here
tOUre published, as may be necessary in accordance
with vote OF te Society, May 30 last when it dc
cded not to hold exhibition Of stock at the
annual Cattle Show and the Premiums offered for the
were withdrawn and to act any other business
that before them in relation to the next an
nual exhibition. Per order of
WIN S. LINCOLN, Pres't
ie22 DIST HENRY K. KEITH, Sec'y.
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PIANOS, PIANOS.-For th

tf1zs7azes next 30 days shall sell Pianos greatly re
X " w duced prices. Also MelodeOns, Seraphnes,
EA S~Volins. Guitar Flutes, &C, ut prices to
suit Orders by Mail promptly attended 70, adsatisiac
ton guaranteed JAS. A. DORIAN,
jel DIT 2O3 Main str
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Good Photographs of Lincoln and Hamln for only ten
each discount to the trade for large numbers.
WILLIAMS is prepared to make five hundred daily,
with the Patent Multiplying Camera at 222 Main Street.
iplg d3In
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w ORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. DIVIDEND No. "a
SemiAnnual Dividend of two dollars per share has been
declared the stock of this Company PAYABLE at the
office of the Treasurer, in Worcester. on THURSDAY,
the 9TH day of July next to holders of stock the LIST
day of said July next. T. W. HAMMOND, Treas'r.
Worcester, June q, 1860 DIV ie22
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DROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER

n RAILROAD OMPANY.-DIYIDEND.- Divi-
dend of four per cent has been declared payable, az
the ONCE of the Treasurer and after the second day
July next to stockholders of record the I'D instant
Transfer Book closed from the 22d instant I'd of
July. Per order, JOHN II. BALCH, Treas'r.
Providence, II. L., June 10, 1860. dtJy9 jel4
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NEW AND NEAT PHOTOGRAPHS

W
~ FOR VISITING CARDS, made by rapid process
twenty n sitting only S,5O per doz, or $500 per
hundred, at WILLIAMS GALLERY, 222 Main street,
Woreester Call and see. d3m je9
, 1860-09-27

Peter Campbell, who makes this "i1dernen
ono Of his fayorite haunts. He and few 9TH
ers could entertain us with descriptions Of =
land lying within two days sail Of our own
ahores, oil which in less known to the world 1t
large than the interior Of Africa or Japan
lowing information, which, though Of tria,ug
uccoupt, il interesting. Anticosti il l22 miles
long. and three miles wide In extreme breadth.
Its shores arc everywhere rocky, and chiefly OF
limestone. On tbs north &, st are picturesque
headinnds. which rise to the height OF 400 feet.
Storms and winds hare worn and bleaehed
them to q vhiteness which is dazzling when the
sun shines upop them, aud to the distant vessel
they appear like huge icsbergs drifting. The
islaod has no good harbors, and mysterions
currents set into the land from every direction.
Sailors deem it extremely dangerous, sud give
it a wide berth, espt c.a1ly at the close Of the
naEigablo season, at which period many veasels
has built three light houses there, and several
provision posta Tor the relief Of shipwrecked
crews. Oa different parts of the shore are
finger posts guiding to these places of refuge.
Tbs Whole island is ore Of the finest fishing
and hunting grounds in the world, and abounds
ia salmon and trout, and valuable fur bearing
aninals-the marten, sable. beaver, otter, black
covered with very dense woods Of stunted
growth, cedorB whose tops arc - matted that
they afford proper thoronghfaFe for the small
animals. There are no inhabitants except the
keepers Of the posts and a few hunters who
collect t,,rs and salmon for the Quebec market.
In summer it ia frequently visitea by codfsher-
men, but these seldom 70 on shore except for
water, and hence learA nothing OF the interior.
The whole island il frcz-n up from November
until May, md is of course Inaccessible to ves-
sels. II seems strange that region SO charm
ing to the sportsman and adsenturer should not
have bcea more frequently visited.
, 1860-09-27

h i; e. * ssse
a[ ill., =. ors a ss1e sse
Ia, que,ly ea t,dly ussd ler stem Is I'll knocked
.1a!y f1aase @ + II sssins ist~U.trm Trtuse. % It'll.
s s,.n z =: IT. ;ss 6 h Rs.
otls' whc lying nndtr Ios Polnt during the tlox
ar oosa Ia
thA eoulak n.'n receive in,tssI ~ ven
rdsy r'shs a:t report TIT storm the most rtosn Of tits
Since the a.ove was rcceived tic Mary Ste. a arrived
III o:nils 'epoF. *ssnx - s.enins mast r.ssrG on
io:slty ~ r1po1sed ssove -iissd. '>-@ "'''' NV
xHA tacx painted brig was teeu Saiu.d ~ afternoon
i5E could a9d y wtek ana ~ The errw
TA favorable change In The wind teox rtaee Sunday
nofnJ. AID during the fHcH laTse Iumbe, Of all
T. s "a se~ qse
gale down The l.ke aod mort II nos ~ made iot e,e
ct on s1s & s1s re
had got abo.e Et. when the tqusu struck ezn5
Il efa
daylight Monday no'uinf be NV stssai printed black
mid.
Dsoks Ez. suA1r.-The 1sa7e e,ics Aeadota, rhich
passra down tod.v rrpos he propeller Poomac a hav-
r.: ss II pe 1T .Ss
new onr. The lomac had en bard ttt eseg q sc ca.
n.aiaa sshoa & Ge1o1t ,at%Sxn %
bune, z.<h.
NErvEun.~- Mug locking b,rt u.de ler .ppe.sance
cseiald whseh has been rxn..ed nd taoesa Into tie
s.: h as e. tss Sic
Aarouxp- The schooner alrs,e .sround 1t the Flats.
The 1uE Bruce Is working II hes--.1b!d.
It, r. n;cd,;.a H p ngsS p !:
twelve fthom4 water, In cnAqueIee Of GoIiG1Gh Win
, 1860-09-27


period OF dr. weas en- extending now fEom1 burtdAyt
th- Rh Of Auru:., he's enn.!der.blF improved he iar
mess stet and Is found h.t 91f tis gan "a "a
should we havr dry September. ,hc en.ter pst .! Cur
. viii ht sseurs gathered ino ne .sa ,Sss n
ass aid At least hre weeks backward than H.
which not cone'de: Cd t9T ,ser
il ,ei. s opl"a socs iho ea'S extreme p.sd,c;o.n.
that VI N, n. selns ~. eqai sne ssx FL
snis dse ea W. W:savsi ID Fnet Fsl
@ tE, sc1r as m. nj S.srvi.on Tic neral results
1 lila CO. @ s ;G fas res u s1s: e
suluar. 1ners tic GnIn ar sid 70 ?: anun"
sa' Ss u. isat II. com ros. hs
ts Ls 'os Ea NJ iHa Gs'ote y oc pTs
aai ,th, sIt ss ct ea actc less.ilry than have
ea1s ats tu ssey .se ,hoi aad
a4~srh watu we alp'tr eonb nation Of rain and
sa's sas Mta Ts .ag 1sash of snd
TUE the clnyr. the e., Ions ,nt ne com
1caurnx sa!rare tue crops will bs f1r tho oss part do
I'd aad IN cean ard condition md VI 1c the ssea
WI M much .s9sSF ths. M Of vi r f1sn es .x hefS o
hi st ss e,ss LIS Ut e
wheat appears .h.t the cary white wheats. at which
is*s sa;n;ss H. sse @ @ s.s %
sr.n ID. hs wheat cr ps riper than tte ezun
Condition Of III .tav would Indicate: cbnsequeny. many
iastner. s, N rap w"n, according to ordinary obsef,
vaon .ae crop ~ f. 100 sroen Th ho.eTs !; M I'll III
tan in ord y 1y asons: ard Of w~ed
tvu On IL Lest faru I'd lands *n ao tel.y th" carving
o tic ot large shecp feeder remarked tn IT. the ts'
er day i'll he Lad known - mich rleepfeed Gu the
-ubes ~ there wcuId l thts autumn ftcn OUT hav!x
ld wet Autumn. wet ~iLef and wet summer III sue
ce8S3on.
til. c,nau.ce Of the pyt-cnt dry weather. Peas and
bsans a.se c1ops ,cueh the .ns lot coned a.
a:ncd 20 long In the field 1r m constant vet that
they mach injured. ard much Of the crop theI nn
t!1y Ind but IN strux soils the1c Va, difficulty
10th IL preparing The lA1d ad attctwards In spw!Ix
shr red viii iuetne OF the fou cVtn Ehera
Pant hsa been Obtained ,ss bten s1rssne'y ireectlss
Mapcud wcrtze save he vr> dry solis. Is very had.
liz Il sps even Eh1ro clean mixing little rrtgrzs
tt he.vy wssh* saan9t BE- ee"e orm 'hs hs4: H.
eumaet f45we arr made the Land is r. sa stste no
weeds 1ave ten ked nd e eannpt r n"w 9e k"a
IL eDEn on IL, fallowg 1nu necessarily b. very foul.
, 1860-09-27

Dw1Gnr STATION, Sept. ea. 1sGo.-Ba:ore .he
Price lett Caicsgo on Saturday he visited sew
eral places Of interest, among which was tAe
Republican W1gwan, the site Of old Fort Dear
born and the Marine Hospital.
lIs reached Dwight at o'clock in The same
CIR be used On the Nfichigsn Central Railroad.
Immediately upon his arrival the whole party
turned ou. for au hours shooting among the
prairie chickens, but found no game, on account
OF the latene.s Of the hour.
Yesterday the party attended the presby yterisn
church, and at noru 4 messenger direct from
Queen Victoria arrived with letscra. The after
noon Was spent in reading them and writing
replies. which were sent to Chicago by special
locomotive, arriving there in time to connect
with the trains Ea.t. At halfpast Eve this
morning the patty again started out to hunt
prairie chickens and have not ye: 1eturned.
Bacbmsyer. the courier, left This morning for
the citieB On the route. Tie whole party are in
the best of spirits, delighted With the place nd
vlka 10 stay longe:. The Earl St. Germans
ard suite lelt Chicsgo ia special car u: nine
O'Clock this morning, direct for St. lis.
, 1860-09-27
n A z o r G II A r .
.HciH SPRINGS

These Springs Situated in th~ v4:s- at The Oak
Orchard Greek, In the town Of Aab.ms. e county,
N.Y. elkh: miles South Of the village OF e.. on tin
Erie Canal, aud fourteen niles from BATAVIA.
H-Ttc principal Acid Spring. are ,hre. mber.
hestea three there arc t!x otheEs. TAty Gated
vthtn circuit of about my rods The medicis+ 7.ts
e the re1. are tny sVn IN The :9S'n:9 %
Phse Tc 1 ~; +s e ne a.. r. 9:
depsna vc.y iastcjy upon dc pstnce in sueh III
Suan!tirs. q shese eur:aive subetaares 49,
from ss csofuous uiahesis. have bern cured By tef
waie.s hare lcen e.enally successful.
pnlo.s Of medical I'D scieEtlac Gent enen given
u strong terms .. mrdei1 Il value Il thsse ws.e1
Irof. E11oxs. 7. KoH BECK, u. H. Of Albany jas.
Il Nv io'H; If IT, G.arari q iassasid, % H.. IT,
IS. .scauLrr. Of LoeksoE, =. They recommend lie
is5;s Filthy. *1;s s::siss 's,t <:
Gans ssys Ihe5 must bs h!khly beneficial fof iii
Dr. 5. r. WHITE Eesd paper tie subject Of these
W.'eE esie1eths Afaoe@y Phy;tel;a: q lie ety q
cdeaiy ,eaic refase1.n and stringent psopertes I'D
that tLs c..s Of whtch they a1e more paeu
uria1r vroo. Ind some II tie
yn7.da: eAro~ie diaFrhen cA.oair .ivtatey; chronic
e ma y seo se
Il s;ts .
and promote dscson in diaheaa particularly ruch
Are dependent seaxed Of The
membrane Of the intealinek In ealcuous Affections
iasis with Sedeata It is the euita.
he remedy b+ng preferable uHae aeid, bel.
aol1en less ant BY continued to dso!de. the
stoach In ferle be ued properly dtlut.
ID re!Eeraat to a!minssh thurst .2d pIse1natu1a
pccted with the alkaline condition Of the stomach, in
nyyosis. waller brash II w prove better than hyds-
chIor acid. In Of C<u pio%a, and other njuTt-
ous arising fomte action of ead this
viii prove be admirable andote In ehrortr t1 vs.
of ErHo chrst8r nsA1rTh, md AknsfL t4afsz
chrpntr apkhai. te1tetna1lyl EarG< In xora
fhr,nf. Of salvation, and III eoEru aud ylees
And nleo Id pites.
Whentaken internally. w1sE oIAheTrk OF The Water,
fm snd otSsr 3v ~
ind!yJduas, may he application 10 the agent.
Usalrn supplied on literal teruas.
No HAttr 4fruaAr vAis1s procured fran
Il. ". BUSrWlCk. Sole Agent,
No. s3{ 1Jru1aWaY, New York.
, 1860-09-27

An Unexp1ored Iaiand Near Homo.
Il hns been fashionable in the Eastern States,
within the last lew years, md especially among
yourg men fond of having m adventure during
vacation. to take trip TO Labrador in . fishing
schooner. This year, the son Of one of the
proprietoss Of the New York journal Of Com
~l<res Joined party bound for Labrador; and
ne presume ttst ho is the writer Of the fol-
lowing, which appeared In letter in that
journal:
We ran by the uninhabited aud comparative.
II unknown island OF Auticosti, lat the mouth
Of the ST. Lawrenee.) Va have An old skipper
On board who visited this strange place, and
relates marvellous stories thereof. Yet what he
knows il little. There il an old hunter named
, 1860-09-27


ALBANY BAILEY AAnkEr-Sert a4-Tberei.
more dtIrg in Barley md the market exhibits
syrp,cEs {: wcaErcss, cs the bulk Of the trans.
actfcrs wr1e Matr on j.. t. Sa!es 1900 bu four
rDw:d state vt Il; 700 tl winter at the Fame
figure; S449 lu Clsaan Est at s:; and IA $50
bu do tE PIT.
HAT IN NEW ORLEAxs-Sep!. aa22.-About 900
bsles We'.tirn hay lars been sold during the
York at s.EG5 Is VI p tan. The leree was hare
OF Wet. RI ii tte c.o6c, aud lots in htore were
h"iG Ut S--HG,s2"o pcr :on.
faltrg st ~te n! The Enelish mark ct irducea buy
era to hoId CIT for lover rates, but .eliera give
wsy very sinwly. 70 that there il not much do
Ing. :Salcr ate alnost exclusively confined 10
Supertne No. ]. We quote extra nod doutle
extra at u oa@; %; fsncy s5;so@s GO; sa.
Gnr, branded aun snbraudtd, and the
c7zrtcr Qualities a:c entirely unsuitable.
&;r.in-Nhta', transactions Of the wei limit.
ed. Chicago rus barn placed st $l.15@1 90 !;
q. c. Spring *l.1'l@l 1T. In White n"thing
has betn 3onr. l'tas arc IN good demand at so
f,een placed nj c.. Rye wanted, but nonr Of
sennE. Wcr,h ~ G75c. 0s.s :o@4oc. Barley,
according tn s.mple s0@soc, selling freely.
Frcyi.1cna-Inrk If dulIer aud there is decline
iron sur list quotations. Mess being $2lfI
:l.51, Prime Merx IA 4-50@ Is, md Prime $l3 So
OLA. B~f-Nn t1aEsactiouf. l1.ms and Shout
GERS withou' charge. Butter in good demand
1t rim 14@1G:. F1eghts-Seseral vessels
,,kve bees taken up for Llvernool at IS % t. 81
81 for Grin; Is 10 Is Sd for Flour; 45s for Pot
ash. To G;ateow tho rates arc shade higher.
No change in bseauset's rases-
OCEAN FnEicurs AT New Yonx-Sept- 23.-
10 Liverpool $40 CT ten at sd 500 boxes
rheese At sos; 1.G0p hb!s 1our At 3s. 50. $1,000
bush whes. 1t liza in bulk. and 13d in bags
$50 bbls 1osin q: ss I'd, mud so 6Fkins butter,
,r.r stesmer. Ut 10>. TO London, $500 hills
flour a. r. Havre 5000 bush wheat at e3c,
70 Bremen, ION bb1s four at IS 4td. The
chip Belle Of &hh 0cran. Of 3G6 tuns. TO Liver.
pool, with whest for e.. 500. and the ship Janee
j.istlehsld, to Valparaiso and Ca)lao on private
te1ms.
MONSTER RAr7.-Hersey, Staples l. Co. re-
ceived the inryeet rait yesterday Which ever
came do~u tie mississippi. 1t CONTAINED !, ,lo0..
600 feet If lumber and $50 900 shingles aud lath.
-DuLuque K.ya1i-
, 1860-09-27
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago Market

WKpxEDAr Ev1S1So' SepA- ~
FREIGaT:-Qules but n'1n- iAe eue's . r...-
s'fohoHt: To Aon1rca; baie vel ~N.As :. 1,ur.
A'a al ss To luaa'o tchs a. II. hes" ~. ~. ~
TO ot""Fo: tthr Cssthaeeakn u, VIVA - '7-'
>'e's".. ] F . - - -, ,.s ooo W Nav.
Lo.4-1seee'se os. ", eD, n.'s .4ronu.r,,,~. f.,
.s..1e ""t. :. =, so,,i 1te tr. e,fa
- ~ oe1' ~ ~ - s,a,.a
epla .4"A ~ 49,, 49,. st,,v =. =, ,odo, ~, hi.
s'7' ~s'' ,,s ~ snn,x, ..n.nv. i, a, 4, N
-, ..c1'1,r ~ -. - - ~ A., 1noh,1. ~, o,,~
oe'' :. uis e4i w * -. ~, ~ a., 1ca hi.
~ *'''-s N..' ~ a.. -, c......~+ - e,,3
oseeca ~ - aea.' w W. +e So w.
"e''' -. o s'e4. ~ - ~ ~ n,'. =. x,,>. n, wi,
III a. st.o1' Nv e'.' s,,s, ~. an,-,. tr,.-.
tou ep...k ~ .,-s ~. "
"s:E W o.'s = - - s''''' ~ -oo.,
ss-.x -. 49, M -. ..,s,.a ,se as J.,
"u1A4-iese''e.' N.o W. ett 60,
N"'Aee ols".e ~ ...',1...N1-.,. ~. .nooh,o,.
13: '.'V' ~ -. eas ~ w. 49,. snn hn NJ
~ os ~ 70 ooo ~ A. =, e., !. etn,e. ~ ol,1n
- s .-' 80 60 y, -. :. .,o,. = ~ hu IL,
"'a' 'sV o. .a.. IN M hn ao ~
s.1t.. 49, W. ~ 49,. ...,..., * fno hr J,,.,
p.'.' 49, =. ~ n n.u A - 81.
'to... AZ m ~ do ~ .sxr in
'"s'''s' oSe~ ~ -" =" va. ~ ~, -, -
a'o1ei ".&"o ta w =. ~" ~ ~ '-'~>~
A1' ou lts3e0eaat ~ IL e.oe- m, p
eo'1s-i.ee' -". w. .s ~ -. -. C...,.n
kat qae1 ana aaas" sAo "e.. ''oso ~, ~ -.
p II @o.o o' w .. ~ co,t ~ :. 49,.
, 1860-09-27

NORFOLK, Sept. ec.-A brig, name unknown,
but supposed 10 be the Storm King, has arrived
here in charge Of Lieut. l.. +. Hughes. u. s. n,
81 days from Morrayla. She was captured by
the steamer San Jacinto, August Sth, 200 miles
of the Congo River, with GU reg:oes on board,
Erie was captured by the steamer Michigan, e.h
August, and had arrived at Monrovia with over
s'0 negroes ABOARD in charge Of 1.ieut. Don
, 1860-09-27
Nell.EyeretI No1nIna ttons.

Bos1ox. Sept. 26.-Dell and Everett Couyen-
tious to-day made the following nominations
Rtgartown; Third District, Edmund T.lotson
If Dorchester; Sixth District, Otis T. Lord Of
Salem; Seventh district, Luther Y. lls!l Of
Charleston; Eighth District, Winthrop Faux
uer Of Acton. Judge Marston Of BsEnstab.c
has received the Belf aud Everett nomination
for Lieut.. Governor, in place OF Edward Dick
,nrcn declined
, 1860-09-27

DS;oaits vsceset Cssre.t Account rom pasE, ea
ely country, and, TIC sstA act1alctlaoaa sIss1r1 Ia
rtxEtss dep alt-- Lid eorrxao.nseai..
lntefest taa1ses ouir bx allowe3 ca4ss WhAA
soeczl agreements aase been n atr 10 .kAI eject
thterekt vii be allowed.
, 1860-09-27
From Nebraska

OMAHA, n. T., Sept. 25.-It is rumored here
that the Pawnee and Sioux Indians have had
another fight near the Pavuce Reservation.
Thirteen Sioux AID one Pawn1e ars reported
killed. The agent, Gilles, has gone ont to qucll
the disturbance.
Judge D. p. Mason and Hon. O. II. Irish spoke
here this evening. to IN audience gathered from
al1 parts OF The Territory. The meeting was
enthusiastic, and broke up with thres rousing
cheers for the Peoples candidate.
, 1860-09-27
Walker NOT shot.

Nzw OnLEASs, Sept. a6.-The schooner Tay-
lor reports that Walker is safe, and wilt return
By the next arrival.
: Walker and Col. Rud1er would have been
released If ,hey had claimed American cisiz-n-
ship or British protection. It is certain they
will not be shot, as tho British declared they
would rot permit it,
, 1860-09-27
buffalo Market.

lr TE11oaArn.1 Buffalo, Sept r. LEGO.
F1orx--In .atr dtnTn1. Market tm.
CRA1x-Wh+at IL active demand for tpr1Eg and cub
and n1rkct better t4irs 540 hush No etllcAxo fpr3nE
9lo0; et0D do sI01 ;4i o. In No. Nxaukee club pan
u vt ti O. 17 bu 81 q 81 tu Canada club q tt
ttoru tctttr. ta'ca 5000 tu aJS9sf. Oats &ezs frn
32fess o q bu TX.
WnsKT-Quht fales co bbia :iH.
CA1Az FnE1Gurs6oco osrdons. 1'e whfat, 16c com
60 Neuf York. .....-
Lax IAr.,e1%-so trs -four, 81 900 bu wheat Co 10oc
~ cam. quo bu oae. II 0G0 In barley.
11SAAAL ExypaYB-l33,fk0 bu wheat; H. roo tu cosn-
, 1860-09-27
Things In 1T. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. % "A murder Was commit
ted at the Fair Grounds yesterday; cause pran-
cipally liquor. Daniel Hazard was arrested
charged with The crims.
Bernard Saeran shot on Sunday hight by
Daniel Qainlan, died on Monday from the effect
Of the wound. Tho murderer e:ca1ed.
Thstcher was sentenced, at ST. Joseph, to Is
yeass in the Penitentiary for enticing tree
negro woman from Kansas and 1rying to sell
her in Missouri.
, 1860-09-27

Sr. I.or1s. Sept. e6.-Lord Renfreu aud suite
arrived Ut halEpast five on the packet City Of
Alton. There Was q crowd Of rome ZOO near
the place Of landing, but no Inconvenience WIS
experienced in passing rapidly from the boat
to carriage, whence his Highness was driven
to Barnum's Hotel.
Tho Prince has expressed himself highly
plensed with bis tour thus far through the
United States. To morrow be visits the Fair
and other places of interest.
, 1860-09-27

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. e6.-The steamer A. 3.
Chambers, hence for the Missouri rive., with q
valuable c.rgo. sunk On Monday night near the
mouth Of the Misscuri The boat and cargo are
supposed 10 be total 'oxs. Boat valued at
<a5, 900. Insured for 100000 in Philadelphia
and Harrisburg. No liyes lost.
, 1860-09-27

Cosuocros, Ohio, Sept. e6-Gov. Corwia cd
dressed = larse mass meeting here to. day. Tho
mounted Wide-Aw2kc cs ind wagons made pro-
cession Of mile in length. Corwin addresses
the people this evening, and leaves for Pitts
burgh ia the morning.