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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
TI,HR NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
REMOVED.

kEMON I'D.
~ A. BARGAMlN, JN have removed 70 th-r Neu store,
I. No 2iT Msln Street. doors above their old stand
s-r hy Increased heir facilities for doing al kinds Of
their line such putting every DESCRIPTION Of Water
Prmp Hylra1c Rams &c Puttng Portable Gas Works,
l-;lng up bullngl v!th gas pipes AID nxturva
Az n YORK Roodug Ac; heating buildings Win hot
Air water or steam They hss occasion 70 state that hey
Air Furnace Ia az other country which
J.nsy ril pat up and warrant 20 give satisfaction
AAge % plain AID fancy TN ware and drAie and
nsates AluAys on hand. hall-h
COPRHTN EtSSAaP NOTICE.
4 HAvE dAy Assocaed ~h In tbs Commission Grocery
Lg-l business w. l. Slater. The business vii Be con
-ju-t-I In ts- n.nr ~ y " NIpE co. J. w. NIPE
No. 90, Main Street
a-Itaks % opportunity return sincere thanks 70 ny
reuds liberal share % patronage during the last hTee
Jot, solicit he their continued ayOra
"a LW NIPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

JuDaK DOUGLAS koy ENEsrs Senator and Mrs. Doug
las says the New York Nsrs of friday last, will Fsmaln
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel until Saturday When they viii
20 to Sachem's Head. On Monday or Tuesday in tie
coming week. they return to New York and, after re-
naming few days. 90 Newport to spend the remain
der Of the month After that they will visit Niagara,
aud stop few days at the International Hotel; thence
they depart for Chicago As the visit Of Judge Douglas
at the North Is oF Saon and recreation, bis move
ments viii be governed entirely by clrcumstances-ntt
conhpng himself to any particular time for lournsyng
W remaining a eF departing fron any particular place,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

~ advertisement % be eonsdsied BY the month year
spsched TIE Manuscript previously agreed be-
aweca the ParieA
An aivsft5sent not nAzssa copy specified
be- VII continued ordered cut payment
enacted accordingly.
Apu xSr-ro avoid misunderstanding
he Annual Advelc l. propeto state d.iactg
tAt privileges only their immediate business Real
Esttte Legal Advertisements
additional charge and 10 vuria'ion-
Real Estate and General AGENTS Adve senents not 20 be
inserted BY the year 20 be charged e usual uhiec,
10 such discounis shall BE- agreed upon.
Booksellers aud yearly advertisers generally, engaging
spuars with the privilege u change shall not their
yeay avsrage any week than NE
aged standing under he contract and AL
ding scch amount o. BE- charged a. the usual rates.
Alyerterns Inserted 10 the Sr Weekly Whig at rs cents
Der square The nserton and so
psr niuare saci continuance u weekly, rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
CLOTHING

GENTS FURN NISHING GOODS,
which he having Manufactured under his super on and
hopes with his experience and knosedge Of he business he
Offer such stock viii he wants and the patronage
ofhh ffiends
rh viii be rehtd to suit the busloe and every effort
viii be ade produce al the necessary articles and In such
style S mAke the stock unobleetonAbe and attractive
WM :. TUPMAN,
matt Late OF rupmAn IIulL
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no, FOR HARVEST.

FuAvrSC r-rsvs the Agency for the sale of CALDWELL
III REAPgR superior article FOR Virginia Manufacture ~s ot
80 nm Al o. F.rr-rs virgnis. for the pressnt harte
,f 80 h nor. sr,ne IN construction and oi hgntsf
n fb.n sny nov 10 use has been thoroughly tested Iuns @
- u ys.rr - has nov an tie lmpTovenens ust .fep-
,i t,-5-slv-s furng that time We authorised 70
rant he reaper In rsspees and vii make A esl :, n
= wing qt e 70 those unaequanted win ~ Al he - ~ ~
Waa -s nom ths city, the neeh1n.eE,ine sIRPSs %
r-aaF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

TaVSs1si TRUssEsI q .s;.y ycz ys:.s,z isa c6 ~;
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

GRAIN CRADLES, GRAIN CRADLES
" COLby's Wood Brace
Saunders " "
Grants Wire
Grants I" " Southern Pattern
Brown Co.s""
Co
Ao Glover R1d Grass sythes complete wood and iron snas
Cleaners Rake barley and wheat Forks wood Tnes Por sale by
mI22 wM. PALMER, SON co.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER. Saratoga Congress
w SPRING. watr Rockbrdge Alum Water, Alum and Iodine
Water, bottled at the Springs. and for sale A.
MEADE BAKERS 1rug Store,
jei2 lSG Main st, above Post Once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

NLyTRPLLfED ICE TLBLE FlTeHERs,
WIZ oE.r 70 public truly beAHif. variety 81 we ~
NJ Re- water Phchsrs chased ensAve ana piAn o 'nS
- paitsrns ana sale ~ The l1Ees pliesS
1eI Main T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Departure oY THE ARCTIC ExPEDrIoS.-The Boston
Advertiser VI Friday says:
Grsys wharf the OF very interesting cxer-
cses yesterday forenoon to commemorate the departure
Of the schooner Spring Hill of the Arctic Expedition Of
Dr. l. l. HAYES. large number Of gentlemen and ladies'
we're present DIR. Jacob Bgelow presided and said that
he had been requested give the parting grasp of hands
TO the gallant man and his by the side Of their little
bark which he trusted to spread her calls where
sails were never spread before.
Rev. DR.. Lothrop offered ferVent and impressive
prayer imploring the blessing Of God upon the vessel
her commander aud crew. and upon the enterprise upon
which she was to set forth. Governor Banks, Mayor
Lincoln President Felton, Of Hrvari College, Professor
Agassiz and Hon. Edwart Everett present the
OCCASION and all addressed the gallant explorer in neat
and app; opriate speeches.
Dr. iIaycs in response said III should fail to reach
the North Pole, | shall succumb only where men o!
word.renowed daring and prudence and perseverance
have already failed lfthrough special advan ages
which attend my expedition it shall be my happy lot to
complete the observations which aim the best that
can do will be no more than fair reward for the
Kindness which have received at your hands am
proud to say at this that only here but also
In New York we'll as in Philadelphia, OF which an
a citizcu have received most friendly contrbuti ms
and encouragement 81 all rive to be worthy Of tti
joint manifestation ofrus'. Let us hope that shall
meet again. and that shall be able in person to present
/ 10 YOU satisfactory fruits of this expedition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

DIRpCf0R.
VIM. a. Maefarland, John Purcell,
Joreph Allen, Asm1 r Bayy,
Roscoe D. leah, jos L. Anderson,
fhos W. MeOAnee, o. G. Barney
John II Montague, Ro II. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jas. A. Cowsrd.1,
Lewis Ginier, Benz IT, Mash,
John Jones, ,. Z. Moore,
JaI L. Apperson, John H. Claiborne
Lewis d. CrenshAv, i. @. Nherry,
Wm G. faine, WA II. Christian,
T. r. O. Raskervll, WyndhAm Robertson,
eam1J Harrison, John Q. saAfer,
Wn H. Haxan, Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, T. o. Haskins,
Geo D. Shell. Edward NorveI,
We lngton Goddin, Gee. J. suEnsY,
John Dooley. \. y. Woodbridge.
FTe.idsnt-wM IT, MCFARLAND
Vice Preident-sAML J. HARRISON.
Plysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURwELL
Lhorzey--R0sC0E b. HEATH, Fac.
apqI J. ADAIR PLEAsAHrf, secretai
tE-oMce corner Main i1th streets Richmond.
WE ARE EECEsxINg PER sloNkER,
w DIRECT FRoh LIVERPOOL,
500 pcs MohAlr MIXTURES, assorted qualities
800 Z" Virginia Plalds aud stripss
SO " Tns and Extra cached shlrtngs
800 Cotton Umbrel ~, ASSORTED
IIAvRR CLOTHS,
WaiISEY BLlNKEfs AC
Il IL receives N w" 40 "'" Krsr, rAluA Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Mr. GIrrISGs, OF BALTIMORE MAEss SrUNP. SPEECH.
AT Douglas ratification meeting held at Harrisburg
Pa, on Thursday evening last Mr.. Cuttings of Bad
more a Douglas delegate in the late Democratic Con-
venton, made quite stirring speech. Tue Telegraph
says:
His denunciation OF the Breckenridge wing Of the par
" vas tsIri6c and scathng. In the of his
marks he alluded to the compromise" rendered them
by that faction and emphatcay declared spit upon
the compromise" This received with mingled
cheers and Kisses by the audience. The speaker fur
ther said that he would rather the party sunk in
hell" than compromise with such men a. the Breckin'
ridgeites and that the country would be much safer in
the hands Of Mr. Lincoln or any other Back Republ
can than in the hands Of the weak, bad mgn, whose
name heads the bsunion ticket In plain English, Mr.
Cuttings gave the meeting to understand that he prefer
red the election Of Lincoln to the Of cckih
ridge aud the sentiment elected the most enthusiastic
applause The speech throughout was the most bitter
ani violent have yet heard In Democratic meeting
and the speaker enthusiastically spplauded from be
ginning TO end showing that the meeting conceded with
bis views and sentiments
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

CARNAGE AND PLOw B0LTs.-Just res.sssl
~ nom the Manufacturer full supply Of Carriage
so comprising bss for which re.pecoly soyt
,s on In want Of such goi vhirA sse nrf
hsap 7. RoBERTSON fONs
jeie Ma Is Main =.
.eNDeN BOX nRANDY.-t sesuias sIuele, n
Store for sssby wNdoN { e0WElk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-26
&c, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1860.

sfs st6sts. end that they sre sseshaR eve
sselsag tAsy ese lss their hssa. uFee =
Eksy syss 10 further. and sahil lhst the
sassfs 9ssespweat Is eetlspe hst they
justify ~ aha nsmosgstie sssslink and
scsrapaios, b saftsF tbas asy osbef party
b paxsN woald 10 the same ,hisgs
/ shsll 90 ~ wsshiAeaea to day. and
remala here auth the arrival of the IA
rANssE EaHAssf, which siil be m Mea
dsy. qhsy asHbef ~. chief. and ser.
vssa., sad t'saesess hss appropriated ff'y
shsassd aellsts % deftsJ their expenses
for aosth IN wsstIpFieu, pfetidips
thses qasats at witlsfa's Hotel Thess
unsivilired and enehtisiississd Islaaders
repsescat GbvsFumeat qsirtiy ssl II
feslusily eopirtliisg sehs ss,e0n 600 be.
iass AZ ssaa - they teach the ssil d
the Dlstfies 81 Celsa,bta. they wi'l be
csase fall hi,,Wa nsncersts. and, II needed,
fhaf WIZ ~ NtHta ~ fhN ritfH#a tHf
Mayer ssa Ai,istmea, - ike contest is
el,~e ., hsDa THESE la~Ry guests vf
oct tisssFs@sht. bsii fSoh lss elesa soa
veil swpFt ssfeats ~ sstrseisilista Yes.
Do. ssd the md sna 9Th abeatfk streets
u Wssbiegses wiIl strike ,hsm With =
lsrfcs ef sarFfiss 10 Jspsn ,hrr Il.
clsds 'bssr vUn,ss fseu ,hs<rshle ssTc,
by cor6aiee Ihem 20 Sseif houses. sad
they Ntl bs sp, to coes'drr It IN - : taste
to go abe ~eb.rn hsrs - conspicuous. 80
Aosas oassd 10 fies. delicate jsHir., and
-. hse asSus d jspass-s Tea, oar fsl
beef sud niVuen aud stFaug coffee, will
he = ,trpg dose fps ,hem OaS ritlEcns,
hg the way, musi b. rsatio5s net 20 ut
ssad thoa. iuT Jspanese etiquette requires
chen iiisy are iBsultsd, that the ohssders
be disetnhsseied Wi,h shsrt svuri
" q HnrW SLOW
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PROCEEDINGS
aF fHE
NiTIONiL CONSTITUTIONAL

eos7.sSsB.
VI, ShiPpSB. OF PshasylsaHia, oasTed
the ipll9uIGg as az amendment
Rsssis,,i. That each STATE shall nov
nominate one person a. a eand date for
the presiieary II thr Uai,sd SIstr,, aHd
ous psrs..u fuT Niee President, aai that
thsz CVsveal,an theJsaPue procsrd - the
tIggtIub gi such OH leEs isoth the hpsaipa.
ltass thus 10 l,a snade, sad that after the
iirat three baiia.s. ihs candidates hsytBg
the lowest numhyr &c veISs 90 each sas.
rrss,sr ballot shall be drupysd, aud the
ballot csalinu,d naliI esBdIdass shall be
duiy eisrisd by .AJiriIy ot the Whois
nalt,bei al ysiss cast
Mf RSsdvlph, 81 New jersey, would
beg leave e. lElsuaps the Tsraiar course
~ htssiaess "a state thai be had iast csn
Quoted 80 = sect By the ssds oi the Pres
idsni, oae oi the uiaest, must e-tsr'Bed,
Aad a,snst hosOIsd giisssBs gf Nes JrEseI;
= msn suii.,ssIiy old "a have bseR ths
eJsapsa,as, associate and s0apstrtOt Of
Madisos, JsasrsaB sad aissrvs ohs Who
bad never sEosed iaAas,otsIa sT sectional
ism 60 sEervs htm irsm his hove oi che
| uIsn sRd The Constitution, and uha
sioai nas, a. be had sao,d 10 she early
days si The Repablic, dsrsrssd 10 all see.
liUl4s et bis com tlph soHntTy lie theFe-
lore rossd thaI the H0a LsSis Coodis,
of New Jersey. be declared an honorary
Wee pncs,desl Of this CsaSea'lJu 49,
EbeoTs.
lie Psesi3sat thea pressAtsd 70 the
Ru1isBes tbs veteran fies fIssideai, Who
vas received sith gsest ssth usissm
Mt CIsyssB, OF PessssiEss,., said /:
Nc pfssiiest sad ec'sslsmsa sf ths Too
ssatiaB ii Bish Go sPesk @y individual
epluipu, sad nat BueF 1ns Sefd as the
moatA piece OF the dslspatisa ita,H
PyuasyivAaia When came here, siF. |
eans wi,h che eEpsciatiaa that us had an
isaaitsly more inspaslaRl wUEk 10 81 lhaa
- nasaiasis candidate for the PTe-i,
ilaaey ui the United States. | take 1t,
sif, lhai We are Ahaai 60 la,tsate . great
eonssTVstiss astioasl party, APPlause J
And, sis, Whsiher We sFe saesVssial p-day
or uexi year. Of Ia the hsHl gBsTtsT oi 3
oestufY, leF oas wah il 70 be shdeF
stood, thai Whep this party OF ears shsli
lriampb. IL shall tTiunph Oh uPau mea,
ka, apea principle Applause lsm here
Dol IsT sHy nomination tass, s'F. that
the CsassiIa,iuosl Usioh party ewbsp1es
uithla iis ranks best al Hass, either sss
el uAoas wesld digaify ssd do hoaOs 20 he
Aish dice OF Ihs ehlsi mas,.ifste of The
uaitsd Slaiss, fApplapss, baA ssf,
Ia lAsss salitisal days HPaa uhieA Ws have
fsllsA tsna thsy ace days Of sssuhls aaa
distrast,) cell yea that shaseysE u'ay
be the satsosdenis Of ear aaatssmaBs !
wsula sss, lusktas "a she aoahtisl salars,
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CHANGE.
r. ~. BEARDEN,

#I TENAB~sEE.
r-usr.r r-F zls-as 81 So s.sE
EkJSIAu IBE SUPERIORITY
N -r .l. f.raaa z,--ss1- - Fsa.s4. s5-ls-lf
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"a III ID

Ff+H HaIf-
IN KNOX COUNTY TENNESSEE
iHlS FARN X DN THE ROAD
i-sasag e4s1 ka-s s.flr a D. H-ass3l. fs far-s gasz
e Hss - sHf 7-Hs4 .sa sa-s-sa ti-szl .
Bs -4ia.Ha B.. ..#Hu f4 -H .-G- ssals zf su.ft
VS.. so rra=Hsas-s F..-fa.s 90 ~ bed
u1z H o. ar s1 Do --rE H"s Hr..r = HHs --rs az
90 s-af-. 5r|f-rs'.. -r b. lH.-ae.v s.rf -a tts
t4l Hss rsaFr7 .s- 49, = Is - iz Ea-+ - Casvs-
i-5Ts Etzaau -Hr rts grrssfzs. ~ -.sr Be- 'aus,sf
ssfsf. - NgrrVG
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ilss 5 "a sssssgss ssslezs = - 'ss's'
- $50 .si.ses 8 sAiIts slAtss, tAst -
- - = va.. s.s,s seS bsisg $3.50
isssas. I s. sss7tkAt 5 w'a 80 -
usss yoa, hearty Ssasasrsass' esl y !.
ssStsd 10 By fAoss sA0@ yoa tef.sssIs y
Yksa ws s6an - 60 s0s9ssf'9s Aaa .
w. haze, ia rsy 0Va Stais, sesssrrs-
-. 80. ~ho are ia AFsF Of ias iag.-
-. -, sI.vs hw, aea 10 tsvsssf The COsssi
,s,,sa u he Usisea States Ieso -
sss. ,aesssF slsss Il sea sAe soiles
~ v.ke AZ these Thsy are Psssehi
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THE KNOXVILLE Wnle
nr wM. a, nAownIow.

ss~csiis rssst- hsearss ssnssastr. ~iii - -
seTts vtksf sisRsssssat q - 4s4 ~ tssssiself
~ a8Naaes
Al sas@rtsssssss sa hsss shs sureezs ~ ibssstt-t
- aI sessS Ss - sstiesd ~, sse. sua ehsfsaa
sr~siFdasts
Gsv-5,4sss~ut, sfs ~ ssAsfs3 49, WAss 'Sss4tsJ,
ss.<r8 tssss sisA S6ss Ara4 tsFAtsT ssrstrt-
- atv-ftfses sft.fs astssss So - irssssri "a
sssasFs pslsfeza.t ~ staFs
a. aas--ftsz. 3 es-- e. - sr.zat-st
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LAW PAFTNFRsHTP

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as~ .s=HH tosas 49, E=5~=s sar-.raa a .- -z.zsrs
FHa. e..rlH#a = Fas.s.s
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PIANO FORTES.
N. n 6. aeCRs>GEl,

CLIPPERLY. HOOVER & CO
IWfvGTtH>. NANIFAG4j EEES.
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e .-- F-ra=.as 1r-as-ssss -. sss q 81
E-.r." rra lHs
.-s r--..- ssa- ~ szs laHar..a E-r-sssE
ra 81 .rFrlsE
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OVERCoATS

nF HEN}EE. PILOT. FIR, rE
I FFEsIfsz sa4 ,ass.sl-sr
tsss '.srs ~ fs5.s -Hs Fsa-s Cas-iaaHs- ilatb
Eas --a-sf
ia t.Ha--F fff6fb EEs 81 sas sssslssH t..tf=s.
ifH-s- t-z.s .t fras-b fH.-fss. isi-ss $50 tls-
t o. lsi-r s-fsfai rasas-.rtT G-5 E.sas ca FHs-s
sea Er-f- aF ff-ast 80 F.ss 80. t.-sLiiss
f-..s .. - fa.=isssts ssa Esitsa-tf- sE Fs-.-s
q aHtHFa
Fl.=-t A.-s-. ~ t-zG4i tstssTrz- pee sEa tssss
-t hHrf- a E.EA Faf taH-s s=3-Fs rss-l~ o. Fee
H.H ala-HrE t-stisHfs 8.sss q atag aUf5rg aii
6.H.f F-ts-rar b ttlss r,-fsr. & F.ssL alaaf. Ne
aaa fsass.fFs .ilast- s- sFs5r 3 s,s-tfdsl Soc
s.. s-#sCY S-iss- Ess1sss tSE.i.trsta sattrs ss
r.-r g4rtrLa rh3FEs - faHrH sattHp. Asslr ura
rrl-a.. .,f--i l5s.ks. g 30. sastFF g. Do tsa Of
tuAr hsGsT
Hs1rrss.F ls4 rtEas FE
a-14Ef - sIssa sfrsag i-H.tat.HrF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EVENING, October

MONDAY EVENING, October %.
FLOUR-Ths market continues in dull and very
would be merely nominal. IL is clear that superfne
could not be sold to any extent, 81 75 and il Is
doubtful that large sales could be made at this rate
The sales are confined to few small lots at IS for
extra.
WHIsKY-An unsettled and dull market, and
prices lower and irregular: the sales were 400 brs
at including that from wagon; 500 do at l7c
that from wagon also included; SO do. at l74c and
I62 do at l7c The market closed unsettled; the re-
PRoYiSioNS-A fair demand for mess Pork.
were inquired for, and could have been sold at l3c
but they are held at lS15c. Nothing done in other
GROCERIES-A moderate demand for Sugar, in
the regular way, at S@gl4c. Coffee in good demand. .
with sales of Si5 bags at l51I@l5ac. Molasses un-
WHEAT-The market is dull and heavy, and
prices declined to 81 0i@l O6 for prime red, and
81 l2@l Il for prime white: sales of 500 bushels
prime red at 81 O4 800 bushels prime red at 81 O6;
400 bushels prime red at 81 %.
at 4O@43c. for old in bulk, the latter rate at the
OATS. THE market is dull, but without any
RYE-The demand is fair. and the market steady
BARLEY-There is good demand for the prime
grades, but the lower grades continue dull. We
quote prime fall az s3@S5c and fair to choice spring
at 70@S0e Eales of $50 bush. prime spring at 75c
gro do fall at S2c 400 do. at SIC, and 75O do. at
Hay The demand is fair at SIS per ton, for prime
Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
CHEEsE-,fhe market is firm, with fair demand
Dairy; sales of 300 boxes Western Reserve at iOc.
BUfTER-The demand is fair at i4tai5c. for prime
fresh Central Ohio and Western Reserve. Common
.foTkToEs is a fair demand for prim,
Neshsnook al 81 S64l 40 per brl.
APPLES-There is an improved demand, bu
without any change in prices. We quote fair t
| prime at Sl@9l 10 per hrl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
lBy telegraph
New York Market,

NEW YORK, October PIP. M.-Ashes-
Pot; and Pearls continue steady sales small parcels
Cotton active and firm: sales $500 bales. A portien
in transit, MiddliDg uplands quoted at il l6@Il&c
Flour about &C. easier, with only very moderate
are generally disposed to realize while shippers are
helding back for further accounts from Europe:
sscs5 50 for extra State IS 2S5 sS foT SspersSs
Western; IS sS@95 E 20 for Shipping brands extra
Change sales bT AZ Is sY So 6T oo%oa tS
small sales at S3 5094 40 for common to choice su-
peIhne: Corn meal nominally unchanged.
Whisky rules heavy, and rather easter sales 500
Wheat q shade easier, with rather more doing for
81 35al s6; 1900 bushels Bilwauks Club at Si 27a
2s4i 500 bushels white Michigan at ST 4Oal So;
SGa@S @ az II @ i's bsGels eIsaS1 prms whts whis
CANADIAN at 81 S. aud is 800 bushels Chicago spring
pretty COED request sales Of 20 ooo bushels AZ 7se
for State; ssc, for Canada East and Soc for Canada
moderate demand for consumption, and for some
little speculation and export inquiry sales OF So 900
store; 74c. for round yellow. Oats in pretty good
Tequest without material change in prices, at 1870
Hops steady, at 30935c for new,
TsllOw quiet, at lO5lO15c. for prime.
sales Of 5O5 brs at SO 25iS 50 for mess eli 81 for
prime. Beef quiet and steady sales Of $50 brls. at
g g Sa for Geps y III S9gdiy sHtTa
Prime mess Beefquiet aud hanged sales tcs
nal. Cut Meats nominally unchanged. Lard dull;
sales Of 800 brls. at l2g4@l5c.
state. Cheese steady, with good demand: salos al
9@lle. for inferior 20 prime.
Coffee steady, with moderate demand: sales Of $50
bags Rio,part at l46e and the remainder private
Ierms sugar very quiet sales Of 40 hhds; Cuba al
steady, with moderate demand: sales Of 900 dsrcss
at i@4Ac. and 3@s&c, cash. Molasses quiet aud un-
tionB.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON DAYTOH
Railroads.
mn ANN AFTRR MONDAY, IUNE II

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE n,
Y 1850, Trains will depart IS folloEs: 9;Is
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For BamiI.
ton, Richmond indianapolis Logansporti Dayton,
S.3O A. M. ExPREss-From Little Miami
Depot, and from Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
steubenviile and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Beisir
burg; also fer Springfield and Delaware.
Sia0 A. M. EXPR ESS- From Cincinnati,
ten for Springfield, Urbana and sandusky; and with
Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney,
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Also for Toledo,
Detroit and ali points in Canada, Connects at Ham
tilton for Oxford, sc -, nus,
ton Depot-Aocommodatio for Hamilton and Way
stations.
IOA. m. EXPRE EsS-From Little Miami De
wood via Columbus, Bclar and Pittsburg; vie
Columbnsl Crestlne and Pittsburg, and via Colum'
" 2,s0 10 P,OTS ?. NJ, ExPREs s-From oincin1 asi
i1 Hapilt1n and Dayton Depot For Dayton, sprin'
Dayton for Columbus; connects via Hamilton for
Rchmond, Indianapolis, and all points West
Dayton Depot-For Hamilton and all Way Stations
connects at Hamilton for Oxford, &c.
DIP. M.5oFrom Little Miami DePot-Acoommo.
dation for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
SsS e. e. m.@Erom EoIa Little Miami Depo.-AoCommc
d1;fR r nj NJ Afas %n' Ham
En %s %6 TG also qS@ for TSoS
Detroit aud al points In Canada; connects Wis
Hamilton for Richmond, LogRnsport, &c
IL =. NJ, EXPR ESS-From Little Miami De
pot-Connects via Columbus, ,Steubenyille and Pitts
burg; via Columbus, Cre5tline and Pittsbure Wis
Coluu bus and Cleveland; via Columbus, Belair and
Benwoodi and via Columbus, Belair and Pittsburg
SLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the 0hcest SOUTH corner Of Front ant
Broadway west side of Yipe-street between the
PostOflice and the Burnet House; No. 5 East Third
street Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Front
street Depot.
Trims run by Columbus time, which isHoven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
OmniOuses call for passengers by leaving directions
ct the Ticket Offices. RpsO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23

AN INDIANA MERCHANT ELOPRs WITH
MONEY AND ANOTHER MANS WIFE - A
Terre Haute (Ind.) paper, of late date, says !:
We learn that prominent merchant, who
has been doing business for long time on
the west side of the public square, in this
city, has 'come up missing" for the last two
weeks, under circumstances that have led
the people to believe that he has eloped from
the State and country with large amount
of funds and another mans wife. We un-
derstand that he had been on terms of in
timacy with a certain lady for some time,
and that she disappeared the same night
that the merchant left here,