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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

RHops IsLAsD--The entire vote for LrScoIS
IS l2.2if-70 larger than FsEsoSI', The
DouGLAs vote Is 7.I31-6I8 less Than tie COM
busd vote for BuCH.SsS und FILLMORE The
Republican majority : I 507-I.3 95 larger than
FRrNoyT's. Little Rhody" was one of the
States that the Fusionists were coufden, Of
carving. They came very near It, indeed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Lectures.

T undersigned viii give course Of Lectures in
neral Po!u. Anatomy, Phg-ioIogy and Hygiene
commencing "Wednesday the 18th DAY Of Noyeru er
lS6o. Lectures I4pted L. al.
= Terms made known on uIicatfon.
GEO. u. WILDER, ". d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Missouri ST. Louis Democrat gives
the vote from all bat Is counties in Nilsson
ri, as follows: Douglas ST, pol. Bell 5,l9I
Breckenridge 2s,l2 Lincoln 1854. The
10 remaining cocut'es gave about 1000 for
the Douglas candidate for Governor in Au-
gust. So we think it safe to put down Mis-
souri, as safe for Douglas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

| | Az NJ =.
Ill stylesof
W in I er
to re iie
and we'll So
of MILNE
We would re
invite the
the Ladies'
and vicinity
that We are
furnish on
nofic, every
Mill merry
nufFtl tn lee z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Wisconsin legislature, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

SANDER You, you pass it along, whether
You believe it or not. 1ou don't believe one
sided whispers against the character Of
another brt ron will use your Influence to bear
up the false report, and pass II on tie cgrreu.
Strange creatures are mankind How many
benevolent deeds have been chilled b7 the
Sbrug Of & sb0aideF How many individuals
haze been Stunned BY a gentle, mysterious hint,
how many chaste TO oLs have been Errug with
grief at single nod. How many graves been
dag by false report. Yet YOU EiH keep !. aboTe
the water by a wag Of YOUR tongue, when you
might siak it forever. LISP Lot a word tl2t
mar iufure The character Of a17ther. Be de-
;erCaiasd 70 listen tJuo SANDER. that. as far as
yog are concerned, It nay de. Bat tell It once
aod !: may go as on the wing Of the wind. 10
creasinz with each breath. till /. IS circa.4ted
through the State, and has brought to the
grave one who might have been blessing to
the world
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

FAULTS PoMpEY CoULD'Nr REMEMRER "A

FAULTS PoNPEY CoULD'NT REMEMBER A
good clergyman wishing to be rid of his horse
| and to try for better one, directed his old
negro man to sell his beast for what be would
fetch, or to exchange him for another, adding
at the same time an anxious caution not to
deceive the purchaser, and even enumerating
the faults of the animal, least one should be
overlooked
Remember, POmpey, he has four faults, y
"Oh, yes, massa"
Pompey jogging along the road, and count
ing over the list to himself, as the old lady did
over her luggage big box, little hox. band
box, lbundie' was oyertaken by a man on
horseback who entered into conversation, aud
among other topics, made some inquiries about
the horse.
Pompey told his story, said his master had
charged him to tell the horses faults TO the
purchaser without reservation.
What are they?' said the stranger who
had mind to swap.
Dere is four, massa," said Pompey, and l
don't remember 'em all very well just now,
but"
Tell me those you DO remember, . said the
other.
One is DAT Go horse is white and de white
hairs get on massa's coat, and that don't look
well for a clergyman"
And the next 2
When he comes to O brook he uill PIT lis
nose down and blow in de water, and massa
don't like dat"
What next? ?"
Don't anyhow remember de odsrs," said
PomPey, peeriDg into the clouds with one eye
rafectiugly.
The stranger concluded TO strike bargain
and exchange his own horse, which had not
quite SO gentle an air as the parsons, for this
uHexceptiouabe animal It was not long be
fore the clerical steed stumbled and threw his
rider into a ditch Picking himself up as well
a7 he could. he examined his new purchase G
LILLE more closely, and discovered that the
horse entirely blind.
Finding Ponpey again without much diff
Guilty, his wrath burst forth ia Z torrent Of re-
proaches
% You black rascal. what does this mean ?
This horse is broken kneed, aDd as blind as 9
mole"
"Oh, YES, massa," said Pompe7. blandlv.
4" denis de oder two faults da: | co1ld'L. re-
member"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

MAKING a BEGINNING.-Reuem in all
things, il yol do not begin you viii never come
to an eud The FIRST weed pulled in a garden
the FIRST seed set in the ground, the first shill-
ing put in q savings bank, and the first mile
travelled on = Journey are all important things:
they make beginning: aud thereby q hope q
promise a pledge an assurance thatyou are
in earnest with what yOuha7e uudertakeu.-
How many poor, idle, e7Tjng, hssita.ins out
east Is nov creeping an5 crawling his way
through lhu world, who might hare held up
bis head and prospersd, if, Instead of putting
of his resolutions OF Industry ard amendment,
be had made beginning.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

PERWANAyCE az LOVE AND HATRED.-The
heart can never forget the object of its afec-
ton. The brow NAV wear . froEn, aud the
eye nav tgrn cOldly on the loved object, bu.
could the vision pierce through the cacemeuts
OF the heart, il would behold diEarent scene:
in len Of coidaeSss red hot furnace Hocld be
raging in its center And it is thas with its
hatred it cannot forget you nav separate
from il the despised-years may roll on ere It
beho'3s its form-bct o. the S-st glance OF
recognition, the wrong, the insult, the scof,
the cruelty Of vanished years, viii rush Ike a
food Of lava through its chanaels, anG it will
stand on the same grOund t occupied years
before.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

sea-horse, and commands q price equal to the
best qualities of elephant ivory. Il is, how
ever, too hard and non-elastic for many pur-
poses, and has the disadvantage Of being too
small to cut up proGtably.
1t would be interesting to trace this trade
to its origin in Africa, TO follow it in all its
ramifcations to see how many thousands of
the human race make their gain from the
giant of quadrupeds but this would require
the space of a volume rather than the col
umn OF daily journaL-JonTAai Of Com
pleYcs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
WHERE DOES IVORY CO1lE Ekam


II Asir,-r cE'cr> 50 largely ia'0 tie col-
tae dar either in tile crnde state in
ST.. /, wreS,et from the huge elephant Of
Ara ai of India, o. in articles OF IuNnry>
- aa have been NJ some pains To iuveS
1 -5s sources of its supply, the demand
aud the purposes 10 when 1t IS mostly
H.
-.-t ivory was at TsTr cary "er'od al
Gle OF Tahie and aaornment, We nave ON!
.u-o 10 Sacred N1t, aud 70 '"e e4T.ie>
.ane poets OF antqni'y Solomon Sh.t:
-e trieueiai.v laden with gold ana silver
y and apes aui rAacccEs ana, more
Z lae mag mace q E,e.' 'HE. ne o. l'o-l
.' aF-r'aid It with The 'es. E1.d.. ha'i4
Psalm Nv snug Of . rory pal L'eeS, ana
I.Ha'. EZ-Na Spe4GHE E. tIe llAAF!
p Tyre, .NN7h-o.' >'eieS iAaJ even tas
y .HA oeHcheS g, ''o'rs H'1ef 'e''s
@. Tue "agE.-cet',e OF t'e ear! a't aii'O>-
-.y-..1' "Ere@ pE'nre>, a.. Ths>1 'lahS'onS
-. q ',.,.,.S g. -. -. 'IIlg ,lE, f.,,-
H.. - - -. - =. - -.
- -, -, - T.,
...... - - T5....- r. -
...... ..s.,--....'.. -, - . (r.,.
H.. -, - ,rs T.-.r.l:,, shsDs nj
. -. - -.
,..- .., "a - a. - VII o,f
..,s ,r9~s \ ,,,g-, vrara d" colj And
-.- =, h.. ,-,.,~s3g 8 T-,,fI vf-hir =
r-... .t. I-r..5,- ,,,ss,s nab -re5fr-
s-r- -. N.rs n ..,,..r.,or,.. now. F.,yr,.
r..L e. c..-,,,, ,-l = --..sL ,,-.r.hsl,s
rs els -, -, g ,b.,. So mn.
---..ss ~ .-y.rrs Er- - -rnx- n
n -ba .ost rsr,-r of sales of
-- T--,-, ,Ls IA c.-,r,a-, os rt..
es-.-. - oap f,;-fs,, 81, fblrs
----ss NJ ,la rvo-r sSrf wss q. Frvn-
# -t.-ss r,,r5 is vov ~ rfviIfz ,tinr
T-r..
H.-r..., s-s...-,rv TX - th,- Ar-;.a
..l n.-,-r ~. - .--,,r.,.,, ,aa,b ~ ,ba
: -s Prs, T,s s-.,gs lss r,gs,ar-
Ia $50. .-. r--.',s-4 .r -o,4 .oI iv,rr
--.-s.s.....,-. - -. :. = 80,
IT.. As-., 80 - s,,,r,.a v,bsr,..
m.s n >-~,h.-. E.-,,s d-sv, tb.f-
IT, .a-r s-,,, P,;rr ,,a yo-,e-a.
z5s .1.. The vs<, c,as1r,e,isn Of i7orv
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

j TE-CaET F0R You've hEE-Mc7e nav
be learned by de7otiug g few moments daily
to reading, than is commonly Supposed. Five
pages may be read in fifteen minutes, at which
rate oas may perase twenty-s,x volumes O.
two thousand pages each, in q year. You sly
ron have none % guide y0u. The best sghGl-
ais and men Of science will tell yol b7 far the
most valuable part Of their education is that
which they hare given themselves Volumes
have been Filed with the biography cf self
taught men Think OF Franklin, the printer:
Lime, the shoemaker Of John Hunter, the
cabiuetmaker of HerscheI. the musician cf
Donald, the weaver Of Turner, the printer :;
@! BGrritt, the blacksmith Love learning.
and yoa will be learned. Where there is a
will there VIII bs 9 waT. Begin at ouce. take
tine bT the f0raiock, aud remember tha: i. IS
only the first step that costs, and having be
run. resolve . learn something every day
Strike the blow and avoid the weakness Of
those who spend half OF life in thinking what
the7 shall 30 next. Always have Q volume
near yop which you may catch up q: such odd
minutes as are your own. Il is incredible.
until trial has been made, how much real
knowledge may be acquired in these broken
fragments of time which are Ike the dust Of
gold and diamonds.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

4 MsCHlEvoUs P4RR0-.-ODe day a party
of ladies paid q visit aboard, and several had
been hoisted on deck by tie usual means Of g
" whip on the main-yart The ehai; had De.
sceHded for another whip. but scarcely had
its fair freigh: been lifted out Of the boa,
alongside, when TIE 1ulucky parrot piped,
" Let 20 r Tie being instantly obeyed. the
unfortunate lady, instead Of being couforta-
bIy seated Oh the deck, as had been those who
preceded her, was solSed over head in the
sea-AEiojiogTaPky Of 4 Ssz=aa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

CE-zL-y 70 CHILDREN are fsw con
tinu0Us acts Of wicked1ess that one could not
Sooner pardon than The waltcl ilEtction OF
misery On children none that rests 50 heavy
On the conscience. To make the period Of
childhood miserable Is sin which the poor
victim, however aniable, cannot forgive. Ia
the very nature Of things it Is impossible ila
effects are enduring. Offences in after life nav
be expiated-may be overcome by benefits
may be efaceG By TemOrse aud ato1ement, bat
cruelty 70 children no, it IS not in human
nature to forgive il those who are capable of
the atFocity, are almost always the most das-
tsFdlT cOEards, aud shen brough. into con-
tact in after life with the victims Of their cruel
t.. endeaTOr to pgcPriate iorgiTensss By the
basest servility.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

rg Don't think you are making S bargain
when you cheat q customer for in the long
run all scch operations will turn on: qnadruple
losses Dom, lend yocr money at too great a
shave for the borrower must succeed. or he'll
not be able 70 paw Don't neglect Yoar regu-
lar business, thinking to do better ST some out-
side enterprise the chances are ten TO one
Won will not succeed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

DoUsLE OF Qryzs-" I'll fog you for an
hour you little william
. Father" instantly replied the ioeoFrisible
young scamp. as be balanced penny on his
finger, / viii toss yoa 20 make il :go hours
or nothing
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

bg One John W Jones, who had been
sent to prison for marrying two wives, excused
himself BY sayiug that when be had one she
fought him, but when he had two they fought
each other.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

~Tt Is easy to i've after the worlds OPT
nioa it is easy il solitude 10 live after yonT
own-but the Grea. man IS be who. in The
midst Of the crowd, keeps with perfect sweet
ress tie l3ege15elcs o. so.,;G1s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

~ Let the youth who stands at the bar
With glass of liquor in his HAND, consider
which he had better throw aEay-the liquor
or himself
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

A BEAUTIFUL IKAGE-A deaf and dumb per-
son being asked to giTe bis idea Of forgiveness
took pencil and wrote IL is the sEee.Gess
which flowers yield when trsnPled uPoo"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

80 Swinging IS said BY the doctors 10 be
s good exercise for the health, but Daoy 8
poor wretch ass cone 10 bis death BY il
, 1860-10-12
The Western EEDr.ess,

!ow3td ~ 22<.3:es Ctnraar3 ri. ce f47 e't.
WITH tie va:nns Ra-csta a7d k5:st Lt.csce !'ro ee
fr saca eSt a. =xr re9rt-e tfest 7azsl. TIL
av CArSi.
&c CASH at S:eefsr. 4-1cE1It.:' .: t.s:e S.ea..
e..E.ve h-c1 ire - ily ..a v:.w = tss eE
SD s-ts.y 81 p.%srnxA:..
Fo: y@.es otF:t: r: Fa-.&se a:fy - Il. zz-..r :.
cea-zuee= n t=e u:t. Of western t..rs5c.satp:
ttG. -tAH5.
A. Ife IL: Eudt:o Cr-l~s i;r. ...- 4o:k.
lSt s:'eet--.. 3stda k5ter acase. U:o-avsy
lis Fi--.: .Aita-y. Hew fcyE-
-.Cn* C:ea. iel HiT=: .Trur
Ho. a:d fkrs:o7 Alrioa WI HIM Hoc.t-:..
t:-aE: tt".....-..E!,e.: iu,l3 .9c:i;. :t:c-f
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+.+.:tei. .-sA.. I-~7. \. +: - s.....}
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": Myti i uE~.ak.s. ". H. Fr:ss: f..
I@.-4~-y Is.c. R.etc5Lt Co.. c .r.-f:-
.:e., Be5. CI:ase
!. Y. TUrTLS. Agent,
FOOT OF 4TaTE 4K., CA1C6O5,
-.:7GG6E
, 1860-10-12
%1sd crsisr A.ors a= d more pvpafar <t<rU day.
j.Eat.:s5l, sNl.lON1.G:

LEAD :s5c sNl.IOW1.G:
tA.1Lz Ck1Ek, Ai:h.. LEG. c1a.. 1e9
2, 5sev II 4 Il e. y !" 'sr=
lro, BY 'p' {. e.'ea cascncd ss's'.ate dei ~:h
+r.1.i,n the hr Il. Continual cout:r Of s,laerl:e
h:u.' .s 'cdn9sc e. NJ IT,; 4 ~ s,ats q st;
h. b. :u' tr xs,w:s T. :. e. r. inuee n!;:opA,
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W. s ti e fe nv 'H tt
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IT, .c:ips :: ets ,s b. ~: = 10 ssose tia; s;t
" - 'A ~ tr'ta''. - ' ssu;ASS.H KIRBY.
LiGo.sEs. Mob to !, IT, :eh. t.h 1857,
Pso1. :. ] oo"- >ir: ID the litter part II tie
yrnr i-5s. &he ttc' ':t: the STA! ..u .uti.44 i.w
nea". to m ss s Is ~ II f s.rs ia 4at
'tat i" Il -" s: spHec ,Eo:t:s.t e~Eol' .irrp
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o. ny "a: l1s Lex brcan~ gay. " viii not
b, H1.sr1 when s's ,n.t 1o'. ny It m the
lite II il !a ny T~ CAt:it .1Q1A we're ...
s,u1ca IT *tos stuEtr IRE c. an:e d LIT
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It p l:.a.iont, shr ,.ssi'lfl phv.el:a.
Ivy, H.. t ,n?t @ eu =. :a:snse r. m leu ,ha
eons SIC u:ts Iot' uta'e;r. l-tr r4it u
t.rjea- ~rE Ct :-1sv- aatdt 10 ne
.ru1 ~ EN-: 'ht iF+s, ab II ~ e.tH:.tve
n ii. one '':tt.e. aId f'u"d fse-
Il u tht .as .".u: 'te ds.re. ecei. since t..t
atd 2r ut. f,4se Eca {, u ve:, safi h:a har
~k!ci o ,noh~' 4s.b b.s.
E:1v -.:l'-ct:u:ls us. .s.N. LA1TA.
~ r.ty arc t'oan: eli: 1t Law
81: o;y&:>:: r:''.:s';r - ntea:wa :,;ew
T.: m: I'r,,-i.t AM f*7c1 :.o,3s Dea:.s.
VIZ ,1s.LF + "EsT .;-'t.s ::-' S'r-:k. .. r. FL.
IL Nh, ~ ,t;a E-.. <eS k.rA.fs we.r
, 1860-10-12
FIFTH ANNt.AL FAIR.
First Premium Awarded to Grover d.
R:sktr,s Family sewing Machine.

Siege. sert. 2, 1910.
mo -. Stcisg La hia-s.-i:. ssis art!c!.
there VII. m n loisf-F: !els b5 nt1"F bss,srs
,l,r cntubesi:cr:. r1e catcui: ee ye.. well S.
'e:;.d, sud were over three h-u:s ex::Iial's
:he merits 1t 12e <. vsrsi maslIrs ''hoce es :
4tr<: :nr ice premiums wefe: You:g'r. IL
Petit l. pe11cr; Fms:r l. Ly,s's. n. Y: ht'
II. Nu7.i"h; We:t s WA=,:, 0aio. hE J. g.
sane; 'G:,v~r + EA<+r. 1;,s.eu, bs g W
c:osny; "teelt: { %ils3o, bridgeport, c15n !,
hr Il. Su nr::; y. :'.P=: kiu' Oar, b1 ll1ta::
& c.: 'si~a-r i c., Ma Yak, oy E;wie
Desn; Whi:rey i Lyooa. New y. k. ry Il. J..
Wait; 6auscr, & 10 :aow l. C1, ferncn1, bf
L. clA X; p...er / Co., Ba=;oa, by Il. \.
tNeit'.
III. committee z:ter h,ri:R i::'.lF and care.
fu:iy *: m:uv:i VI, cna.his:d togetaar Is =:
wfich shru;d be hr4,, aod is;ay he:1een W:e e.
u l. Wilson aad Gr,ver l. BaE:r. TIE C-ln-
1n::t b, aw"rn":;
No. 4-t;rover L Baker, first premium, 6ip'o.
No 5-Waerler l. y ilson, sesord pre m:ur',
;:and a'ises meaaf.
Couul1,Es-G ". Alexander, SAnusl Hale,
:. Il. bisa:d. J. Blataer, persons ci high p, ii
;.r, aud tuliuetl:!s well qsaf:fisd to j1dg-.
.h.y upa,inousl7 Gwas4eA :hr first p7sm Lin
To Gr:@er g. I}aker.
NASHVILLE Sept. 15.-At:h- Tennessee S:ste
Far <u1s day, 1he 1isheat premium @as :.~A:d-
~; to ,be Gro;er i Baker S.aicg M4thiae ss
,I.. bstt f.,r nli c:asses OF f.1n'ty wcrk. A'-o
.asu premium, asurdei 10 the G:u.t7 B-k.s
or the double lao? e:i=7 h, ~ b:iHz superior to
the e.uHie o. lock s.i.ca for The eam- purn's..
Te+-e nreuuns ~er. AWARDED ivsr sbe " atEl-
er i Wilson, |. II, Singer acd Have mat h'res
1c,npe.i.l0u. S.l-s r-nE6. M. la N5rth
Fourth street, ~. L7uis, II -suu7'.
, 1860-10-12
Daily Rc,ies Of @llicago Market


F6rIGIlTs-s:c4dy. ise ns eeuen:s We c Ito u:
f4c cn Ar IT,. h.. 1t 1t:; sc1;s Am cu;eE. L.
Ax4m.u Ar W 1.tc: a ~. and 1fe Ing OIL. whea al
1stc .cls u, ewo i. corn It 1ske. To NokreA achr
ca Il. Witat at 92C.
tL.CK-He. lived. asi tt. il pp:d 63o hr!s. Market
mro &C vtan, nErne-. Saes ~e,s:-s ta'a "s'"mlcr.
ca 1t s,7n I.,: - o;l, ~ # Riser" and 10 bs
'.>mxh MIL r. s4;e d.; SO s1ls B.ll Iii" on p t.;
~ bl$ i" Arers" i: el6fd l; 20 1rl- "DcEwett" 1t
7,arl: Gi'tt!s 20 s,slE s1'raat &:s 1e' Ga es
10 ri DID, 41l.l> Pcrz,n super II 4toJ; loe ha
.u;. at s}.ttG iatr1, 8; ars- do III 31.s0.
W.EiT-t:. lived. li.slt lu-; slip.ed S%.f'l but.
On ar:u, tu' c.s qae: sales we -3so1 bus No.
l:rd i STUFF .auo lus y" He'd a. s4t in store;
6th1 Lwc.sra cu3 Al 9ic in store; tto bn DO a.
c in ~ nbasNo 1:p-rE u. ssAein :tort: l. 90
bus u. II DC to; 1r't0 hus do a. s. - in tor 10
nu4 ut. IL ;tO .u+ o.o rir- Il &c In toFr;
1D II IA .tIe; 1s bus nj s6H IL storc
1us. ii, ';s in It ::.' tas d. II s6c in :css:
stte u II ~: IL bus H. .cc. tt .se III
| .tmr.
| CORN c:cirel. 3. OBS tn: shp?ed :s,o:a III. De-
Glued lQ:K-- ::at WIRE :-:.-tu III No. CIu-l Vt 4lc
ii Al ;,t, lu t: i: sHc IT ut: foD HI No1 atGcla
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lt w.rs!r at 41c il Il r.: " tn 10 Il ~. III
| 4,nre: d III Etjt-.d II ste III tt1t. NV "u DALI
"a Is w-e:a,J 4ooI III IT, At Il s9sc q ~ os 6n
| ta /; .tb ba dry 1zr y; ~: ? e. =. on track.
b4I--. tcrivtd sf9 tu. Nulk=t Q4.t- sA!cl were -:
Geo ~ "" I'll sal! i.:r, tu d II 1sc it etGr.
l.YG- :+.si:.l 60 s,a SHIPPED, l.s.0 bs. M1ket
GILT. S-rs Ia la.s ~ sample III SIC rack ;
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| 20. .oa 'E4ck,
| eEEDs Received IS .15b1, MatEt active a1a 29ec
t.t+r. >alss wcse:-cl ks in u t:c1: Il DO Il
ssa 2st k+Eo.l !. &..;G ;,5 lar 1t IL b
| trisnAry i, 3.lO.
| ulGaNl>E--Rcc iv:G, al b H. Market quiet. S1es
:-l0 t3ls .'isy at l?c ~ b5!s lots 1T 1y1.c
! Al. OIlt -A:a!.4 = EAl.
! Mes F0="-:5 Lbi- ii a5).
| BkION tuhN-s ton, p i'm: =: $500; AZ to-s coz.
| no: Il ea,o': 1 ;ln l'o-e do At so ~.
SALT- 60 u..I, It Goes sat 1t SIC per- %
EC!TEK-C"mu,tn 6uI! ard DR. oli.p=. :n!es wee
1vs I. ch ,:cr II lie; lbs cso.c aalsy II l.ic-
| sWEEi rnT :TOE 10 .ss 1t cnptr bu:lcl.
| PorATUES-l1 euol supply ut l593 &c :er bushtl.
tGG~-l iIllc ptEd;z.
Hi Eo-I.:.e.vtd, 4s39 lbs. Green Sailed, ..Q.Ac
| D ) FIJI: .liGl+i.
! lAt LO"-4s urls pr nc .t!4c.
LIVE 1U:k-l:ec -ivei s.ls 1:oe' oe4 btcve.. Bee
C-t'lr qtt ssd e4d;. III TAR ie.nau1 Il $:Gs ::
or ,lt.n tO good picking. and se.stG3.t0 for ps.n
sui}te Hogs 'ather Quet-bu, htl1ns e1f riv,re
pgites. saes ~e'r:
, 1860-10-12

nv-r:ve,.~,, NEw TorE. 0e.. H.
F. ra-s: ,=r wAhs ...'r mind r. 81 RI: ane .
mrr.t+ qH y %. hon" "'s ~ =. w -:
es.Gs s'.{t sn:*: h'~F': tt!s+tt1.u ~ ~
e. :oi"s =. e. 10" e.. b.. ns,yu ~ ~ -,
N.ss,iH: esd@4 ~ n PIN. A. d trr4 1n.. 1'
0i". ?r-'tt ':!1.?i; :i''n vt El ar &c I'll.
std II it, It Al h. I.r prtc = ur In
s'il: 'qHte'. att tn MaiG- t1f. ,tI -a1.
sMt l ~ tst7.3J ltfl I" ri. 1.e +2it1. Rye
II aly. sI.ai r.1r at >. +: la &1El}n chnite
rup r. trI 2.a IL fair rQ:e.s: sa:e 3Ce bis Brady
v.ctaG. -
ok.Ys-WitA lc e II y. little. vEh patr: ntdd-
no'Mf tr 1ro't :'ft $500 .n:h winter r:l u,h4t
sisf ,."' 10 ~ :. 1@'41d s':3: Aan xhi,e .!cllan
"ar.t 10 -rva q ft0 'h,c4z trr,s q I'll Is. No.4
nd !. iht !ai't Se,, ch &y,rtn s,x'rE "a; ~
to am*r Wscn tin. :'.:Y; 5lt3 hi. OA.. ~ am- r.
o!.<:H@l4t. Resti+. Ut :essI: H.'tyi moderate
r,Q eht. saiex Il Cara W.s. tJasi lUi.f-
- 4 u A1-' 7.: a. - u II IL .. ss1., Cu;4 u
ques In pant f-r rE.n 1t H.. S.1 d..
O. hu n11 ". u. i95:lHe'n It aud 4 at D-ts
A4dr tft1t With n.ote nk eH iuf C4E.
al md stAe.
fxov.1..-rok frn~r FOR n,ess aid sc r'y FIR p11me
::r s;tu &l'.:Uyls,s' tue = LIE
Ike iu Slf ~ fr hGet IL III " ..1I- t
Htj-.O Gu + i tU i @'-.:o. urf iii iy
chan.'d. :sa+sS0 "l. 81 ~ - esnt:y p mr; ta.t
~ do - II = Ala nrs'. pEnae suess h ALL
u Il uni: II TIT, La14+i. Ut 'nt: t, :ul
nad LaI H-cnr GuI I. 1asd su:l und 1tc nfIkwG.
81 leu ,Fs 13atsH. Glttrc!'uk a LID Is lur O1io
H.. .,a't. CLrvs. . .tj 1t :HGu.
EAlckE1k.-1ug4' ccl;iaues r Ady with mcd+tlte In
1u.Ey. h:!es !3v ntee uvs!ls Eula. It az * ann sa7A
, 1860-10-12

ISp,AxAp ills. U:.. II --Keturns fr.'1 over
60 ccun,.. r teised, indica'e republican ma-
;n,i,, IN STATE ticket y iii rcxch /: 600.
l. sisl4,ure will :trud n-.riJ ~ "s:"A'Ts:-
S.zs:cr4. ko;d'rE oser. IL D~Ectra's srd II
Re7u.l.:a,.k. N-E tnen:b'z=, D :uocs.t. Al d
IS 1sR=pab:,ra's $; Rsr: mi 1i.y?. H'"e-R p.
Is, D. III IL; ,:siER r. T.. 1a.jerli: q; orer ~ Il.
i ut o.:l.:. =hia viii seca7e 1hs election Of
Ns,ubl,ca. T. =. S-astor.
jas. i. Cr.reos, LIZA 81 Congressional Dist.
e1ectrd b= IS maj over D4vie, 1sd. Wl:*.
Holtasn, Dam. 4.1 District 70 elected 400 c.tj ,
ie4v;ng members Of Congress same H. IA ples-
en-: Congress.
, 1860-10-12

i:osroS, OF. ll.-Capt. 1a'I':np Of Chs ,aiP
S1uth SbGre With csfg" OF Afrir1rs 'rnn ker
Wvsr, .r:ised j: AEor1uv:a, August co:t,. Tie
;,3tsase la.1ed 46 d4rs. Oae t'uu1r. d :ad eish.
resroeE died o.. the passsge. irhm dixeAses coz
,rxetrd baiare and cutiog .tsir s:sy st hey
West.
Joo F tzgsrald, co1rIc: in the S;a.e PFl'on
a: C3ar!s s:oa, 1als asiercaon ran II Tx among
tis fellow prisoners. asabblrE Geo. u. hi: =,
Cnas. Belmont ant Ge'. Wnre, teriolsly, sn.t
slightly wuunSirg o:ntrs before a<iIx .ecste9.
~ carse ie known f1r the a:t.
, 1860-10-12

PuiLAnrIrnlA. 0c:. 1.-THE Raya1 party left
hire <. 93u Ii II sptciAi train. THE Prince ex.
pressss btas:...lt hl2e Y gra.,Ged with the pleas
ures -Gorded his. III Philadelphia, especially al
..ssa o:e,a:ic +nter1aiumert,
~~ icsx. oc:. 1l.--sh he kteau rtv,nre -"t'
10 &c. :-;.h Gen. Scott aud Comn;t.
ice a. Itcrnt;rn H.. q: 8 % o'el'ck tnr Amboy
'or 'tc ~ 2,se of bringing -. tuon Nsnf1ew to
New YORK. The city Ii III exci:en,s."s. The
nlllltar, 4urued cut With full rankf, uad ihe r..
crp:'en -rcmi|es TO b. ytry imposing. The
Harriet La7e lett Amboy fur New Yo1k st lo
O'clock with tle Prince.