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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

Tss Fath avn wmrs. A worked iss-
,ute In the fashion THE Tall and winter
end ~ may even estend 70 srfing sccds,
will he ,his people viii he expected TO
psy fot what they ret. Tie very spfst-
ent Just now, that This Ia .hs best " not
the only wsy IL which they will ss, whs,
,her want Thsfs is no one better awsi.
81 this fact, than Mr.. 7, y o'ccnct. =, The
ectne, Of Third aud Laurel streets, and to
this end he has reduced HE ttiees 10 cash
scale. Tie says slsew here to-day that h.
will net he ahieissia" viii all rst,ie.
! Interested make note,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

mr A person having been in
specting some Of tho fluid vended
by milkmen, has arrived at the con.
clusiou that they will never go to
heaven by the milky way.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
runE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.
CONTEMPORARIES

Iusr niRFCT ftpr, The me risrtrtsts istsr
~ aud rhuire assortment If upniettierstirs
fun rnWni uuu, ntrps. assorted Hstrfs,
hnp itllF DUN ltrrs assorted nsvr's
~ pn.ss l-irhr r.s'n, nrss. ipfr Vsr .,r
nr.ps F,rsh n.ishreilrr Paste u rare.s.
2 - irslsnd Mrss Paste 4
- nr..s french uh.rrlst-;
- prvss p'sam chocolate;
~ ppsas sss"f'sd Lr,sheets -h-' ssie hy
rrIlg y y HAF
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

Linen and Bobinst Netting.
nav. . fsii supply ~ these goods, Bobinst
white Linen Ns;iings, also Brown DO for DI.st
ton use. W.D, PaILLfPe,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
HATsi IIATsly

t'hEsH TgAs-curioss0 olonT, Choices Impsr
L al and ounpovdsr, for sale ~.
lsnls Nd. 4 VIM. BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
lalIp 6alttts ann Comet
pApos noeep,
roe F.tt, Avn w,sts, a worked Tea

TUEsDAfHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioUT 90, $3.50
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

$. SCHMALtNSi(Y e. 90.
w rev ssisr'pd stock ~ Fall urris ~ rh6les
~, ~ shswls, uirsks SID Nan,iiiss-sisr rev
style ~ rr,ss,s. urftair ps'tssb rfs great vstis
" 'pgs.hs' vi'h splendid sssr',instt ~ Erhiri
asfies, Which -ll' he s"id - he lr-sst pfir.
Nr're sra see ~ The PEOPLES sfohr srr'2H
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
tItIsfl LINZ EMS.

Al NOW pteps,si ~ show ths hes, Ifirsrs IN
this make, surh goods 90 hsvs hssn 'tT
irg 90 &c, ir' inne 'itrs-snd vii warrant thew
sll pure Hnsn aud ~ wear welt -
sspiyn " y. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
NEW ARRIVALS
u. -. DAYS DnUe Stone.

u. ~, DAVIS DHUG Store.
IpuHr Medicines sra chemicals. Z irvi,s The
stterticr ~ physisisrs end Plsrtsrs w. the
esuuine preparations 7 str raw reeeiving-sll ~
which s,e purchased ~ ths tnrst reliable hurss
~ che Waited states AZ 81 ~ nv attention is
pivpr ~ thr htnr snsinsrs, Fhrsirisns~rA pisr-
te' rsr 'eis rprn est'rr sli medicines rtttert-
" pure y .. nav
rUHE KENTUCKY MUSTARD,
SiS nr,en Hsvkins n Tho,ntrrs' genuine
- Kentucky Mus,sta ~ y ani 4 nans. ru'
ssir ~ ,hs ,saae ~ New osis-rs r'i-ps.
n-lir ~ UAF
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

MgxI0As MUSTANG LIHIMEsr-for s.ls
WI by. I'D. d wM. BO0EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

ParssOts and Umbrellas.
HA'Eiust opened very large assortmsnt
i tbsss goods, W. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
NEW GOODS.
NnTINE
mosp psaa,ses.

DiNs, rrNaFP piNas, U,rsses, sud s,ua.-
Jrs, ,srsivsi ~
rr,s a1LBMANE srrNpbrp's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30
LACE NTIiL,As

A FIVE surriV ~ ,hs si"vs. hes hrsr 'srslv
~ 81. -is- sr're vs,y handsome t.re FrIrts.
~ The pHtLA uAsH stppn,
mst22 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

IrNaLisn. FprN0H. \ Ame,lr.r wAroHns
Ia The largest sud Rnssl Asso,trent-jrs, re-
eHi4Hia, upIruANN FrNbtfp'a
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-30

MOORE. BURDEN q 90,
Irssrts. sfrtssa.t LAHmssi
RECEIVING. FORW ARDINu
cow MISSION MERCHANTS.
Western Produce aud Plantation Supplies.
narrow RorgF. ~
BACON, uAMa, lam AMI POTATOES -
ID fresh lot just to hand. JOSHUA nrAL.
ssptip
t,tATEa CooLEits,-A
w jslttiaw rirER 4 nHAproHp'H.
ps.ss aud Chemicals.
A rHrEii supply ~ Choice Drugs, aud Pure
"A Chemicals. jusi received by
sprl2 ND. WM hookL
Itay. gor". oats aud nr...
GOO rAoh AuEH In store and ipt sale Of eu'-
OttO rent prices JOSHUA NAL,
wtndr.yvtns rtowabs.
NytruAvE Tow On baud aud ave taking or
w dsrs fo' ,ham 10 he deilvsted In the fall.
may2s MuNrAN AMATTA
nOItNi 80 narrsIs Mess rorL 20 half nar
l role do 20 lislr nsrrpls Mess heel! an barrel
Dried Apples. 70 Barrels White neansa
junsA hEAL afATfEhNoN.
LADIES MUFF'S.
SDOZEN Hack aud Brown, assorted
. \
, 1860-10-06

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
A111 sfHGspj g HES p1jouB1E TRACK.
Il :a7sasy Of :A.s Raad il BOW squa, 10 4ay s:iA,
b.t7sea Fii1eo,xa I'd Faifsssiphia.
ION = S':ss 4t2s 81 ssass e
Nex Fork bos:en, Baltimore nd wash nxtoa City: tSz,
surpassed taf .pted sc eoafo by ~ osher route
k1gte.: asd Fs.s Llas. ~ tstou<h o Phlsd.lpA,a
Shaking C3t, = .:saeata = ~ train: Woenna
"a R:sS; tsa:; g
4iTSosxh fss.e11ef Tsan. p1a1ied .i,s Ioash,sas..
PA1ec Brakv-speed under perfect Of tas Eo9iaeer
Nd ss~
Tvo Daily Traic. between Ssv York md bo3oa
through fcssse+ II 'a. Ass aooi oa ssss Of ths atova
ysAt Eeket, . Bos.ea eec1 ". yor-,ch, rl Rvs
LEE tts4 It
Ieftt, be st ny lmpos..u. Railroad
9Sst coaaaIia Bs'sa s'v Tass Rsiaore.a
k3- FAss a1rArs 4. Low ~: T:xs ~ es,e1Is
- sss Il s5:s:ss! z q. ,.
8iisaF W sz : SEEif TEs4 e. tsz AND TEE
sss q . .ss k,. = r.
b. Shppers of Freight, 4HI the Travelling pu5uc.
fot Contracts or sa!pp!nx pkectcna appty
'. = s1sS tf?s hs''@s';
Ne Ps.ee Go. z.nesvl:. .; j. .Josuston, Ripley,
2; 4. Aeaeelsrt HaYs5t:i.. kv; Ozusby i CTopfefs
Fc1xnonth. a.: Paddock Co., JeHer.ons:is lad: H.
y. Erows Co.. Clnelanal:; AtheFp Hibbe CIncinEs.
III r. 4e.d!0T Aaii.oo ;ee.; ,Jos. Z, Moore tous-
ham c.. CaEo. Ill.,; p 7. s1ss, sb1,sE Naet. =.
Louis; JOIN II. Has:s Aa.kv:M., fem; Harris Hart
AeTphs Te2a.: llafke Co., saiczxo; ". Il II. kaontI
Altcn III or ~ Feixat Aksass of kaso148 II d5ses1&
toIut1tn tbs We6.
Tho Greatest Facilities offered for thG
Protection 1nd SFe5dy Tr1ue~
portat1on Of LIVE NTNCk.
Asd ko1d aesoE no<t.t'ons WITH usaa privileges os1a
HosAtsATa1!cE In caxrztfhsrso'
ERExGHTHs
w.zued to ara ftm stl'7Ge7ha. Ne* YarE. Rsstop q
ke9tuGkY 1sa!a=a, nl1ao!s. W1srndu. Iowa o1 Astou
This Pennsylvania Railroad Also toansc.s =. etsbcsss
viii o.eA1:. by ~tch Goods can b forwarded to a31
part IA Tie u:o MHskn-ura Kentucky, -esEsssse Gum
b,:land. llnoa Mississippi Wlsennnn, Missouri. ka1s21
AfAausas2 ana 1tt R:ters sa y EtseiAnd andsk 4s4
CG!esc With stt@mtsst, al Parts thu Nottaww,te1n
lAks1.
Msmh*.!s aze ss'a7e:s eas.assx hs t1aa,pnt.soa u
sseis 70 shs Company. 10 rely With eoaaseac< On
e :sies Of r:-xst e Sad tro LET print in the wts
Is are e 7rsed By o:hef Il. +. Companies
s. !. ssEEnE nEK, Phuadeiph.a
aaGMAW KDo1S, q N2Eth street, HA.u.ncre.
LHsCR 3 Wv N7.7 AAsoF Aauae. Of No. I =. I'm. n.
LElCH At:o- M. II s,..e s'rses, bo.sop.
H. q. EuUSTON, Gsn1 Freight II ph;iH!sr his
~,,, l. I: H0uPT. Gea1 Ticket Agt Phila4ephIa-
, 1860-10-06
THE CITY,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n seeord Rsfosnsd Du:ea Chusrh. eon&. Of s4ass-
and Aonos E.esa ssrvies On Sabbath aszt 4. 1ok
o'sloek 4. H.. Rev. J. Y. Ferris. pastor.
-1hs fisst EuElsh Ev1uEellcal Lutheran Church, On
Monroe sEset bewsen Clask and Wells. Dvlna service
every Ssboash II lok 4. II. and 7kPN Sunday Ichool
attP- n. Rsv. @. y. Bowen, pastor.
Tn Cur Ans1ox-The Rtv. Uta1les E. Cheney Il e..
peed 70 preach It, Ansxa.us Church. Of Indiana
and stzess srnday evening" Re.vleas sn sxpaay
asioK n, 7kP.M. seAss fee.
fEeaehrK on sabbsh, tes TIL iuzt, in tbs Bsarnens
bthc eornas Of Weis and Michigan stfce ut 1oK O'Clock
AH, BY Raw Il. L. Martin and =: O'Clock n, By Iev.
ampscn Guyes. Let III In port weigh anctor and nake
hsir WY to hs 1ttasto exeasnt rlasts1 en-
the EAbb1th.
-Wlgvam, I P. II, Biahop SIupsan.
-f1'st H. E. Church. corner Of WashluKtou and Clak
street: loH A. H., Bahop James; 7H P. H. Rev. r. s.
Hso:ay, Missionary to Cklna-
-Jenssaon atreet, 19A a. H., Dthop Rate1; X II. NJ
s. Reed.
-Waaash aveuus. 10y A. NJ. nss. D. Clark; 7KF.M.
Cev. Dr. Harris.
-lndizna st.es., toh A. NJ hsv. Il. Vincent: IL T.
H., Rsy. Dr. C1a1k.
Owen s:rset. 1ox 4. IL, Hsv. Joha stswast 1K T.
H.. Kew. X. n. Ao.se.
-1ndlsn. avenue, 1ok L. H., Eev. ". Cone; 7XP.M,
-Detplsnes s:rsss. 1o4 4. ~ =. stoves Sk r H. j.
II. Arnold
-sedE~Ict street, 1ox M R.K: Bitbln's; 7k r. u,
Raw. Geo. Wa1Ace.
-seeond Presbyterian Church. 1oK 4. H.. DR.. Hars; ;
tx Pm, D. @. Jacok1
-sp:ucera Church. * PM, r ". Harlow.
-o1vet Preshyte1aa Church, 1ak 1. H. s. g. LA'hrop
X PM, S. L. ". 1ewett.
Ed ChAps1, @. L. =. stn6.
-BsEtht uutversliy. P. H., a. ". PaEs.
Third P1esh1teKan Church, 1H Pm, r. MsKAtg.
-Evsnatop. loK 4. ". I. "A. Reed.
-Ahlcan H. E. Chuzth ,1oK AN, o. Il. Caltvuxht;7x
2. L. D. @. Howard.
--Batasls, 1ox A. n. and TX F. r., Geo Lovs1ee.
-Ffcepozt, 10H 4. u. aud IN P. H.. J. I. Feure.
-Waukegan, 1oH a. u. and tx P. II. B. F. Gage.
-F,ainhe1d, t0h 4. NJ and TN P. NJ, 7. II. Hafgery.
-Cybourne Avenue, morning, Fetes Hinuers esecinK.
Henry Fiesenbaun.
La Porte. 1n1lsna, G. Los5tr.
-n!ue 1sland. Vim. Pfafus.
WHEELING. John L. EAlEer.
Van Buren Street, motnlnx. Henry Sem; evening.
F. Getens.
Polk Street Egsnkeiisal ssdety. J. n. Tintlsr.
, 1860-10-06
n 4 X o 4 G Fl A r D
.1cil SD1~fmgs!

1aess Springs are situated in sAs v.sy Of tn O,
Orchard Creek in ihs town Of Aesua aeos.sss county
MI. eight talea South Of tbs village Of keAaa n u
Erie Canal, R1a fourteen niles from Batavia.
Tie ptnckn Acid Spring. are threa In number
nxte. shtse there a1s Y oths1s They a1e AZ Located
Il ths aTe fuiy shexn il tbs suboaed ,.sioos
N They con.sin very arke amount Of 8a,p1@r 81
Iron: The edieina posseaed b sae -st.ss
ss s::* 9S2a I'll
Hundreds cases Of dssaAe especially those resulting
from ttaa c1ofuous diathes have hsen ~ thai
- In skin dis.s..s-evtn IN confirmed z<psa.y-sas
pia!o; Of media! I'D scieIe gentlemen a.s rty.n
in tie circnars The ioo.inE eminent ksntienen spesk
Fri; Es:es.. Kess1s s1o1. y. D.. Il 1ie.ay is.
NsT n q Ae,9y
soauE.s. of +. = Ts.y Tsees see:nnsai M e;
xa.ets confidently; D., Spring .<.. q o1 e1ros;e
< y H. s.er Dr Bsct ssy. In satisasd,ba r.: -:
...e., hxhly valuso1e medicinal sxrnt.. b.:
canoae ot the stomach and eo1els 'of Ill
VICE bT Aaeny ssaa poPi; q qst,s, f. ,ht r
fsw xhsh s sa.s. sier. s oosses3 d.:
th. eas ., asd .5eS properties
Icy adaptsd srs ehIonle affections Of the doers nd
&C. esses o..s;< hasoss hee;
Feye4 Il. E.s: md s s,so
Nssd With advantage, be tsys, in Of ox
zee +
ss fhe sa,, q
q ssaaafs eaa ns 70
s Il 70 9sd:s ian. s1m I'd
Psetsd *.h hs q 3 Il
sed ~ eeas fyd,
81 Eo.a ths acs!oa ef lead iii. vs
, 1860-10-06

Ff. SxlrH, Oct. 4.-This 2. II shout O'Clock,
Gillian as,as Owen, formerly Of Johnstonn,
Bstes county, No., Was hung 1t this place for
horse stealing. in the prescnce Of lArge con-
course Of cifizens. H. was arrested sono
weeks siace AID an effort made to hang him,
during which l,e broke nway from the rope, anu
wRs ahot down while in tbs act Of eacaping.-
His wounds we're serious, aud medical treat.
ment offered him.
As socn as his injuries would admit Of his
removal, he was taken to tho county jail at
Greenwood, when q h. eFeapsd last night. To
facilitate his fight he stole another horse, but
VAS retsken this morning I: Van Bur. n aud
returned to this place, when summary punish
meut WIS again determined on, he was I'D 10 =
tree with tho fatal Il lose adjusted sround his
neck.
Seeing no hope Of escape, he confsssed his
guilt, manifested contr1tion for his past deeds,
and sought forgiveness ut the Throne Of Mercy
in feeling prayer, and earnestly called upon
tat 81 present to be admonished by The example
before them. He was then hung up and the
tragedy was concluded
Scarcely bad these proceedings ended, wn' n
another prisoner was brought into town
charged with the 6Rme cffance. He WAS ex-
amined On the street, confessed tho crime Of
which be wss accused. and hurried to the fatal
spot, and soon swung by the side Of his brother
in crime. The second victim WAS ChoetaH
hAlf.breed, uamed Shoat.
The bodies will not be taken down until TO.
morrow. The cttixenz have become greatly
,ncensed against horse thieves, IS their offences
have been bold and numerous, TN. the opera
tion Of the law On this frontier is known to be
sloW and uncertain.
, 1860-10-06

Br T111oiAr7l Hrx Yosx, OF. T.
A.nEs-ste.dy and unchanged. Email ea,es aszs for
fsa1s-pul. stt.dr and e 1oveo. Shipper not ei..
po:sa to sSy f,se even the dectne Sails o0 b
:s5 t.s. 6; e.; .5S,5
Nd sa,s. su 1ste aea .sen 4a;
~. Il ssa .hs1t ess
ex- Rye hour steady. small a.lte ssoo94 80 IN
.SRs fot Bsno1 Sales TO
1!s1T-steaay and In good demand aals 500 brss At
Gs.E.Waeat ,aae better. With fair ezp,r dtm.rd.
snail pl! i si31:n sers lao b. ~hi!e Ohio II II 81
IS i9s'f kn2seey &C. b
stsl;so: Kye It 7ssso; Farley il aodsra.e r
tass !. a. csasda Ptss hesy5 ssls. oo b. @ a ia q
e. : se:ee ~ 3,,4n Mfs 'sass st sns Sales
,sa ste shs< osts aM md p.s.s wl!n9u. ss,kiDE
ss I'd nsist sa seay ssS
L!A1n1s Film, with far denazd At shout our list
On-Ma.ket dull and unchanged >. 5sasac for ,lnseed,
~ 'sI spa aaa @ e. .fs 1 o-
Sos Ayrea; SIC for Rio Grade. md exgse for wte7n
WooLDom eee heeee dull but the lower radss Of fcr.
si9n woola.e In M 1.it request 9 st steady prizes;
- as 81 e:esH e sEs ps
Be AN &c 9. r." il & es 9s
nTm.. @s5 fo+ rauu,rx MAJ; k.s,d * ssus..e ,o5
lnefs ~ Is for exsa flts rcts betf and
ban. noml1ls unchanged. Cut ma1 dull aud nolnI It
r Urls IT. l:xaE!fsI ntehess aaa Nc; iF@l3a for
esst .s:d5 s4S! 10 iel ais!eft IT,, 'et '''*
Gaoo1EiEsCafee arm; sales 20 base Rio 1t l4Kc and
1900 h d. Cuba nj $k07hc and 80 hid. Nalado 1t {K
Kiee eoutinueH nEm sAs 10 fiercea tfx2tS caah
astes uutet and unchanged. hxf IT ly ont saa
OF 80 hhds CUBS Muscovz1o At &C
s7ccxs-yc,ter anu active s'hi& &E17s. @ Chi 7s, Ill
g Ecnp S. u 3.H, II ) Ktt 4sf, MCttK, C& a. CHI
$50. b %, Ere 29x Aarl =: n cttK III q Ionds
81. Ao6a7a. Va - 3lH, Ten9 aoX.
, 1860-10-06
Review OF the Hr1itsh Cern Trade.
From TIE Max Lane Exprrss, sept. 1el

Review OF the British earn Trade.
lFrom TIE Max Lsns Exprrss. sept. le.l
The continuance Of 6ne weather duricg the
past weak has enabled farmers In the southern
and midland courtiea t. secure q good portion
Of their crops. In the korth, however, mot,
withdrawing the tiaeness Of the days, the Mig ht
frosts have been against the Jiptpi:g Of The
corn, espeeisl.y y in the co:d cl.Js. We are sorry
- observe that the fear ii dam age By rain has
led to too much hasts in lhe gathering whtre
the corr vas cu: This Jea.'s crop Of wheat
viii ex6s5it every variety in quality and condi.
aon, The lowest being simply dt ;cr cattle feed.
aad the best only coming ur to The average OF
former ears. barley, ii sppears, will sho1 bat
tew realty hce mailing samples Peas have
suffered much BY she:ltng in the 6.1d, but cats
End bsans have passed through this tsiny cold
stsso1 -ita vsEr fair result. Three weeks
sunshine has asso brouzt aouae compensati,n
to hay farmers By moderate second crop OF
grass; but potatoea are beyold remedy, and
xae growth Of Axu2sl-wurzel has been greatly
checked by tie cold uagenial weather.
Tbs msrksts hsre hardly settled rot a. 70 The
prices Of new whest, though it hsa terie usly de-
old havs only reoed ed 2G3s Per qr., AID un< as
the new coDee better I. hand, it seems likely
We shall soon feel the sngs'aess rpd in.utfcien-
CT Of the btoeks Of old for mixing, nolwi,h-
standing the iA1c liberal supplies Of fo7tiRu.-
1t would sppear, moreover, thst much Of the
new crop gathered in Northern Ensepe il damp
and inferior TO ordinary Jearf; 50 tnst i wids
difference ID likely 10 ontain between 'te values
> Of new and old, bath foreign and English, on
this Christmas should our own Jisld BE- hhcrt
of N average suountirg to 10 pr cert, 1t II
to be remembered that ths Iateueas Of The haf.
xext By ons month makes 10 much less TO pro.
vids for, and the plenty ard good condition re-
ported in America and Southern Rnssia seem
likely 70 meet all necsssiNes. Prices abroad
have but little altered.
Tna sAles throughout tho country noted lat
week were 65. III qrs whea. At c2s l0i, agsinst
s2:s3l qrs in 1853. The Loadoa averages were
o5s "a On o7o qrs. Tbs arrivals into The prin-
cipa1 porA Of G.eat Britain for the HeekehdipR
or September. in whest and Gour, were equi
e lao.1oe 4rs. ioc!acsng 1906 qrs coloaiLl.
1ne nnportA Tor Angus: we're, C2i $40 ora Of
Wheat, and 565,e37 cwt. ct daur.
, 1860-10-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


F2HAS AyKxua, Q4- 1850.
FhxIGHTs-psclatd il PER bushA. Tho eaEaxs-
uenss vers: To Bns, Prep Qsssn RI tbs Iatsa vheas
% load It 4ilwsutes) u lao: s:hr Rainbow WHIST u
TX; ht ueeAa Tsve wheat II Lie; schr Ell natsa and
bAsk 6tnrEee cara Il lo4e To 0sweEo; eear Lucy }.
Latham, wheat II lie; standard vtAs:1 {nams no. Greo}
vhoat II lsHe-
FIoun-Rsceivcd ,eel bsls shipped, 1ssl bfs Aas'
ktt Lu | Aad heavy saies wera-&o bhls @JAe&mAn
Alien" nj ATS do Ito bills Tzpxtll" At ek7o ds; 100
lb,a laa:d Mil $40 del; lse bbla Tust1s" and 100
Ibis usAske- 4. del; ~ bbs Morrs- sts del.
lc0 lbs ak Grovs cu u. l., Ito bbs med um slng exa
u asAAse ed
MHEA1-Rsoered, N1.lsl ba; .Lprsd, 7Aso5 lu.
Market sdv1nea1 f2le. Sales -;61 bu Extra C!ab
1t s4s u-ek; l&ooa hu N0tawetsfu Club 1t ": In
stose 900 bu DO at 9oXc In s0o bu DO at 9lc In
stos 90 In No.. Sp.nx 1t eskc stcsei <8too bu
% II stoe; l3uo bu Do 1t 8ae Ia store 6ooo bu
&c. eptins a Sc IL store bu do II sse Ia store
DO II s6kc in l6o bu d, At sxcio stor;
b1 Do II k7s stoss 900 bu Rejected 1t 7Sc In soe;
10 hu do ii stare S0 bu No. Rei II Sc In store
800 bu No. ! Red It Die In store.
CuAN-sse:t1ea Il, ,sls bu. NA1tit le better. ssls'
:-la&oo bu No. C.ral At &C afos. LOCO bu ho.7
Cora :. u In stare 5000 bu DO exc In stare 900 bu
do 1t q: ii store. .oo bu No. 1t dc IN store; tu
do 1t &lHc In store ba doxt 4sc IN aozr ksv cir
Cazu !. beginning t, afve sales were :>obu 1t ser&
Is ~ on t.sct; TO ba DO At 6oc del
oATs-Keee!veo, 6s3 bu Larkct f1ra, Sales were;
-aooo bu No. l It lsein store
KYE-Rece!ved LON IN. Market dtn, Ealc, we.es-
3oo0bu Nc. On p. t.; SO hu do II tic IN ttort.
f.. DARLKY-ReeAsed, 6lsoh hu Market dull and heavy.
Sales bu choice at &C deli so hu fair at Sc
d.; as hax1 No. II s3c tAek ~ baxs do II snc On
sr .ek.
sEEDS-Rnclved. z&<it III. Timothy quitt tut trn,
SAes folowx:-soo bu prime as 4.lb: Is bag. DO
II ea.l6.
HI0HNlNEs-Qu.rt Sales Wee 100 hsls elty In lots
at1skc; 100 b.ls country 1t 1exe.
ALCOHOL -llH3AsHc per s1l
uNE:S roRK-FHm 1t els.n
TALLoT-Fhm e sxasxA
utDEs-Re x,ved t7.s3slsa. Nastst arn. 0rsen Salt.
I'd. 7k91Ke; Calf &c: Kip. Exc; Dry sa:ted, IQl3o
Dry Flint, A@!&Hc-
BuTTIR-o pkp good At i1e1lHc; . rkxa eormon
atsk@loe.
EGGS-tn good demand At 1oHQllc.
PuuLTHY-Chlelens u Iet3l.15 pr dot,
TOTAToES-Good In demand for sh!pmeut a &c.
BROOM COGE-Common Qos,iea dull and heavy, With
eale of tens looas at 4 Primo seareA and In good IT.
quen-
cRANBERR1Es- Scarce and In good demand At ss.so
a. perbE.
LIVE sTocE-Eeeeived, sst Hcg.. s1s Bee.es. 1fas.
kel for Beef Cattja Atsady. Hogs que:. Sales
Il Eeeves. averaging 1l45 bs bsat............49s SIX
a.: :: i*S :: ::...::. ::.::.::..:::.:::.:: -
~ 0o&A .s.s.....-..-.s..a.. . ~
, 1860-10-06
:ffnanrtp( ami gremm&rttM,


Fx,par Evznxs, Oct. 4, I'M
The damand Tor Eastern e1change to-day was
again apt.vs and the market firm On the
street per c.. I, esu;um Nes freely offered,
'andfper c:::.. v J pad 5cr'Ittifasle bi1t.
The banker. ~s7s sc! L., .: Per cc.t, aud
buying ri s@;:..
Currency j, Is. 81 sn.7:l..
Co11zc.1oxs IN THE socsn.-There serms 10
hs sevsre pre- seu:c III Lonisrille, owing t. bad
colleetions ia tie South. Tbs Commercial h.
ssep Of Friday sara: -.
Tbsre is = good deal of distress amone cnm-
meroial circles: collections from the South 10.
Ing very slor. sld cash s.fes light Two or
three tailures have been reported but there
appear to he n,n7e exeitement and 40 xiety on
the street than there Is any OCCASION far. We
notice, too. wl;b regret. dispos,tiou ia some
cifcles to torce crenit tA!ea with ths object, we
suppose, Of reducing sloeks and inersssiog as-
sets. This cousa: will not relieve tho totter.
ing, and viii irc-tass the embarrassment Of
those who arc kssnining every nerve 10 sustain
, 1860-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Baron Renfreyr as wa,atnston.

WAs11xarox. Oct. 4.-4easrs. Phillips, ats~
tlonsEs, after the reception, presented 10 Lord
Renfrsw larg~ and magnincen. photograph,
taken BY special permission, from Ressitsr's
i Wiguot's painting Of the Homs Of Washing
ton, teatefollJ ornamented, also \ copy ot Ions
ings Illustrated Mount Vernon, bound In Royal
Blue, With elaborate gliding, and containing a
beau fully engrosted presentation Leaf bearing
the arms Of tho Prince. This wsH intended as
= anemorial Of his visit to Mount Vernon.
In the ceurte Of the afternoon, Baron Rem.
frew visited the Patent 0(lse, attended By bis
kulsa, un 5trtho escort 0: Secretary Thomson.
subsequently The party. in company with Aiaa
Laue Hud Arz. Secretary Thempson, passed
nearly two hours At Mrs. smith's Institute for
Young ladits. Baron R:nfrew has frequently
expressed himself much pleased with tho coun-
try acd with tho attention and department Of
the people. Tbs Marquis and Marchioneas OF
Chandos, who have followed in the Roy ii train,
arrived here tonight. At The Presdeat's din.
ner, the diplomatic corps and Representatives. Of
the army and nary we're among the gueats.
The grand exhibition Of fireworks tonight,
though the weather is rainy, is Witnessed BY
thoussndA- The Executive Mansion was throp9-
ed with spectators, ore thousand carda of iuTl.
tAtion having bean previously given out.
, 1860-10-06
ILLINOIS AND mIc1xIGaN c.r.,

AhR1FED..--.......oa,4. 4.
clMe1alon 41ous. A~ ~
ce s:sa.. AtaesA ts cubic yts zuhas zaze, 10 eubh
DC ko'top souta Loeknort. <s cube Jts ruiAh stos.
2del!x Joliet CO.. br Gatl l,c03 tu wteat,
8 4 Dotk!aA. Se1ena. B.bJo bu eofn
hu wheat 100 b keeds. - ~ '>
EE Hooper, LAsale, 9,t:s hu:tosn- l. ~ bu wheat
Ball Letp1+ IA bu e,rn. Eli bu vbesi, a,al =,
t%Na1hIup. Joits. 100 toa eanh.
AtGts La S:ur Light. ......
dAasts, f2n ba ;;.a. 40 b:is asa.. Lon - han.
CLfAtE -.''''.:.os. ..
f. 4 n =. ~ - s. q lrmse'. 1op I, u.d,s.,
IfE1H. kAakAha ~ NrGs
AeHallte. Athens, lxht
Ssat.a,f III ose1fns Athens. light
- Gte6&1 ottAw2, III i.
~ ~ = Arlington, Athena tt,b.
~ Atlo GtiAwx. 6&3,t n in1Ie,
x,. eoPsy bfs ss'a0 lumber, 464e Il aiding 20
1T9i4Pas{. T4 q 6atA Heat
q 1!ue. Ia Esire lS+4
I1SE5Aen. S5Ae.n. Ja1st, ulhi
On. oetp''' 10 's' roosa< 10 20 p. sr.,.,a
''' - - -
, 1860-10-06

THIRD DAY.
S:esion opened with reading Of tbs Scrip
lures. singing, aad prayer by Barton H. Ca,t-
wright.