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NOTICE,

Es
TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE upp cr,
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing Sc acres of luS
about so of which cleared part of it good msadr
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh, ard I,"
mile south Of the n G. Railroad. large, we.6usbJ
them an Ice House. Barn and Stables; fine assorlmpp
OF Fruit Trees and q well Of pure water, &C.
The above mentioned property is very desirable loe,
ton for school or residence Liberal terms offered to M
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase are referred IA
the Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, or to Heury R. BRYAN
Newbern. N. C. '
The above property will be sold at auction on the A
Monday in August-Conrt week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY
March 2, 1850. l8-w&sw6mo
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Henderson Military Academy.

Henderson Military Academy.
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE 18TH
IL July.
INSTRUCTORS:
DANL H. CHRISTIE, Supt.
J. B. CHERRY, Commandant,
Graduate Of Virginia Military institute.
II. C. THOMPSON. A. NJ,
Late of University of NorthCarolna
TERMS FOR MONTHS
Board and Tuition, $65 to s75
For Catalogues address
DANL H. CHRISTIE
Henderson, N. c.
July D. 1851 54-w&sw4t.
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DouGLAs IN THE EXPIRE SrATE.-The Albany At
las and Argss pledges the Empire State to Douglas
by large majority It says: The feeling among
the people in favor Of the nomination Of Douglas
and the platform Of nnteryention is enthusiastic
There is among the masses Of this State ground
swell which politicians do not yet appreciate, and
which will carry the Douglas craft proudly into the
port Of victory" ,.....t - :
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CEDAR FORK ACADEMY,

WAKE COUNTY, N. u.
RICHARD w. YORK, PsiaciyaL.
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE THIRD
IL THURSDAY IN JULY. t.t~
It is the determination of the Trustees and Principal
that Students shau BE- made THOROUGH in their studies
Boys prepared for any College, but more especially the
University.
The Academy has Library and y Literary Society.
The Academy is located Immediately the NortbCsra'
lima Railroad. is miles north of Raleigh Students get
of the mail trains ut the Academy.
Board, with everything furnished. q per month TUT
tOn varies from IS to $50. ,..
For further information address the Principal or
H. WEATHEkSPOON,
President Board of Trustees
Cedar Fork, N. c., July g. 1854 27-wS.
~ Weekly Register, Advocate Recorder and ago
copy three times.
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL,

RALRIGH N. G.
Right Rev. THOMAS ATKINSON, D. D., Visitor.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, d. H. Rector
Rev. FREDERICK FITZGERALD A. H. Assistant
TIME THIRTYSEvENTH TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
IL will commence the 9Th Of July For circular
containing full particulars address the Rector.
June ~, 1850. Sod
~ Register Fayetteville Observer, Newbern Progress
Washington Dispatch. Eliz City Pioneer Norfolk Herald
Press Petersburg Vs insert to the amount of st. and
send their bills to Dr. Smedes
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SENATOR BRowN NEUTRAL. Senator Brown, OF
Mississippi having read Mr. Disadvantages letter Of
acceptance now declares his purpose to take no part
in the fght as there is no practical Differences in the
positions taken by the two Democratic candidaaea
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GEO. w BLOUNT.

GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
NASHVILLE, c., -t'
" I'LL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
Counties.
Feb 81, 1860. ~" l5-w&swly
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ORRELL e GRAD
Manufacturers l. Wholesale Dealers in
IL ATS, q AP9,
Straw Il Millinery Goods, Umbrellas, ParasoIs'
Flowers, Ribbons, &C.,
NO. 10 COURTLANDT STREET,
D. ORRELI,, UP STATES,
= formerly Of Fayetteville N. G.,
B. F. GRADY, NEW YOhh'
late Of Wilmington, NC.
May Il, 1850. s0-wSm
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STATEMENT
sbo,,;n, H.. on.ro, Tim. of IL. " n M,,tvol L;f.
aIst 1870.
NO OF ronc'es III 'orce ~ per "ep0r' june 600
y, Isl, Ieos, zoo
NO. Vi roic'es 'Ssueu uu'''s 'ie year, 49, oN0
7c1
z''o'
NO. OF Canceieo anu Hxp'reo curing 'ne 20,
year, ...................... S67
49,
NOW IN force. 1'1'o
RECEIPTS p.. ,.o
Isl, !oo", ''::''.'..'::. ="
amount Oh rre"''u"'s re'e"eu uu'''s o. him a.
the year, ...''''''''''''''' o a'oe1 1 1o
Amount on Interest s'2 PSI 10
oVerpa'u ~ Agents. ''''.'' ''' %
.o-o ooo co
So0'o'' o3
Deduct dividend OF ~
ps. . ~ 49, y" .he
uaa s p"N 'e o 7s7 "a eeeo 80
year, .'.'''''' ''0' - .'1Yo y.
n,snr.srxKsrs
Amt paid white losses, $4,000
:. s,avs 17s16
1856 90
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r. II. GHAPLIM.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER,

LIE TT > Nc Cs,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
~ RAIEIea and the vicinity generally that be will
promptly and punctually attend to the binding of Aeu
papers, Adgasiaes and Periodicals of all kinds and in sny
style. plain or ornamental ON moderate terms
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me are manu-.
featured BY me, in the City Of Raleigh, n. C.
December %, 1853. lOs-w&swly.
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j. III. HORNER,S

]. HI. HORNER'S
Classical and Mathematical School,
OXFORD, n. C.
TINE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON.
II DAY IN JULY.
June !, 1850. 23-w6t*
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cent eloquent speech in the Senate, Mr.. Douglas
made use Of the following remarks:
The party decided at Charleston also, by ma
iority Of the whole electoral college, that was the
choice of the Democratic party of America for the
Presidency of the United States, giving me major
ity of fifty votes over all the other candidates COM
bined, and yet my Democracy is questioned
[Laughter] So far as am individually concerned,
I want no further or higher Endorsement. ] have
arraigned no man. I have attempted to prescribe
no man for differing with me in opinion. have at
all times said that l was willing to appeal to the
grand council of the party, assembled in national
Convention to decide these differences of opinion
They have decided them decided in my favor on all
ponts-the platform, the organization and, least of
all, the individual. That is the least Of all. for my
friends who know me best know that had no per-
sonal desire or wish for the nomination; know that
prefer seat in the Senate for six years to being
President if could have the nomination and be
elected by reclamation; and know that my name
never would have been presented at Charleston, ex-
cept for the attempt to prescribe me as hereto,
too unsound to be the chairman Of committee Of
this body, where l have held a seat for so many
years without suspicion on my political fidelity.
was forced to allow my name to 60 there in self
defence; and I will now say that had any gentle
man. friend or foe, received majority of that con-
vention me, the lightning would have carried
message withdrawing my name from the convention.
have not lust enough for office to desire to be the
nominee against the known wishes and first choice
of majority of my party. In 1852 the instant
Franklin Pierce had majority vote, the telegraph
carried my message congratulating him as the choice
of the party; and it read in the convention be-
fore the vote was announced. In 1856, the instant
Mr.. Buchanan received majority vote. the light.
ming carried my message that James Buchanan, hav.
ing received majority Of the votes of the party, in
my opinion, was entitled to the nomination, and
that hoped my friends would give him the requi
site wothirds, and then make the vote unanimous.
Sir, would scorn to be the standard. bearer of nv
party when was not the choice of the party. All
the honors that national convention can confer are
embraced in the declaration that | am the first
choice Of the party their standardbeerer repeat
ed on fifty seven ballots. ask nothing more. The
party will 60 on and do what its own interest and
its own integaity may require
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The Louisville Democrat proposed a bet Of $5 900
that Kentucky would not 60 for Mr.. Breckenridge.
It was promptly taken.
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HILLsBoRO, n. c.

MILITARY ACADEMY.
vUlBIs INSTITUTION, OF A THOROUGHLY SCI
entc and military character is under the cond9s
Col: G. G. TEW, formerly Superintendent Of the S'''
Military Academy at Columbia, g. q.
Circulars will be forwarded ON application.
February Is, 1850. 3 800 '- 7-w&swlypd.
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TIE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD:

about r,. Gen. Lane. Says he, "Do you know Gen.
Lanes-Hs's damn fine fellow" Gaughtsrl !
give It 10 you in his own language. Gen Lane"
he contfn,.ed "came very near catching Santa An
ma" Well, told him yes, knew him little, put
Y never spoke Of him. Well" says he why
Cont you speak of Gen. LaneF ! told HIM tnes
nav wife fell in love with him once, and never
spoke Of him since (Iaughter.) Now, fellow -cit!.
gems, as said before, If was not On the ticket With
this man, this gentleman this statesmse, this pa.
triot and chyalrous nobiefah, Breckinridge would
saw much more about him, and urge Upon you much
stronger than now can, that you should render
him a cordial support fof Upon the vote of this
State will depend the elettian of President. Now,
every man will concede, that knows anything about
it that Breekfnridge viii come to Pennsylvania with
l9F electoral votesI this State gives 27-that would
make l54 electoral votes. Give him Pennsylvania
and he viii be elected and two electoral votes to
spare. With this fact before you, gentlemen, VIII
you hesitate in the discharge of your duty? VIII
YOU hesitate as to the course you will pursue when
yoa Know, when every man in Pennsylvania knows
that this State, with the votes that Breckenridge
Will get elsewhere, as certain as November comes
round, will elect him? Slight applause) Then
why give your vote to ticket that every sensible
man in the country knows has no earthly chance OF
success? None under the canopy of heaven. why,
then, divide the democratic party by running after
such ticket? Why waste your strength and de.
feat the election of one of the purest ablsst and
most talented men in the country? One whose
heart is as big as the Unon-whose heart rests up
| on every inch of American soi-who is much de.
voted to Massachusetts,, Maine, Rhode Island and
Pennsylvania as he is to his own native Kentucky.
Them my friends in taking leave Of you allow me to
invite you to divest yourselves of all prejudice that
may have grown out of trouble in the Convention,
and take that man that you can elect and in whose
hands you know this country will be safe. Gentle
men, tender you many thanks for the patient at
tention you have given me. As the speaker retired,
three cheers were given for Lane. The police ar
rested some twenty or thirty persons during the de-
livery of the Generals speech and before its concu
sion comparative quiet and order was restored
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET

January IS, 1860.
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lust RECEIvED-A FINE LOT OF HAM ~.
- Roe Herrings &c. Also, assortment Of Teas '''
cannot be beaten in this market. -
: p'''''' saw ' " W. R. ANDREWS.
June %, 1860. sF- 80"
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uOIlS are SeCtOtal winch command the support vi
majority of the States, and approved by the bone
and body of the old democracy, and by vast mass
of conservative opinion everywhere without regard
to party.
It has been necessary more than once in our his
tory to pause and solemnly assert the true charac
ter of this government A memorable instance oc-
CURED in the struggle which ended in the civil rev.
olution of 1900. The republicans of that day, like
the democracy Of this, were stigmatized as disun-
oniss, but they nobly conducted the contest under
the constitution and saved our political system. By
like constitutional struggle it is intended now to
assert and establish the equality of the States as
the only basis Of Union and peace. When this OBJ
ject so national, SO constitutional so just shall be
accomplished the last cloud will disappear from the
American sky, and with common hands and hearts,
the States and the people will unite to develop the
resources of the whole country, to bind it together
with the bonds Of intercourse and brotherhood and
to inpel it onward in it's great career The const
tuition and the equality Of the States!-these are
symbols of everlasting Union; let these be the raj
| lying cries of the people.
trust that this canvass will be conducted with
out rancor and that temperate arguments will take
the place OF hot words and passionate accusations
| Above al, ~ venture humbly to hope that Divine
Providence, to whom we owe our origin our growth
and all prosperity, will continue to protect our
beloved country against all danger, foreign and
domestic. ~
| am, with great respect your friend,
| JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. c. CUsHINe,
| Prest Of the Dem. Nationa! Convention
I p '- q
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HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF ,l "
II J. J. IREDELL in the late Firm of HEARri ).
lREDELL, shall carry on the business, hitherto o
Quoted by them and hope BY strict attention to
to merit continuance Of the patronage 30 iibera'g
slowed on them. ,rr
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DISSOLUTION.

HyHE FIRM OF HEARTT 4 IREDELL Is THE
j. day dissolved BY mutual consent .nn
~ JAS. ]. IREDELL
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This Company has paid $685., ss9.ss in losses
since its incorporation in 1e49. s.
On losses Of white persons, $1s2,2 "a
On losses of slaves, 153,679 so
We call attention to the prosperous condition Of
the Company as exhibited in the statement above.
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but will say, my friends that if we will maintain
this UEion-and it is worth more than all the gov.
ernme1ts on the face Of the earth-if we will pre-
serve this Union, we must maintain the constitu-
tom We must preserve the constitutional rights of
all the equality of ALL Be just tell the truth and
fear not, and victory will perch upon our banners
Faint applause) "a voice" How did Lincoln
vote in the time Of the Mexican warg') Gen. Lane
III tell you. While your humble servant was
having bis arm almost shattered to pieces and while
other good soldiers Of this State were battling in de-
fence Of your country's honor, our friend Lincoln
was over in Washington voting against supplies for
the army. UAughtsr.) didn't say friend" did
II III take that back, for it was you alluded to-
when said friends; for you are not only friends
but you are patriots, and you are lavabiding, good
citizens, that am proud 20 meet that am delight
ed TO- have this opportunity to see and to speak TO-
and II it was any other occasion than this-if |
wasn't on the ticket with that gallant, noble and
generous gifted man. Breckinridge-I would saw
much more in his favor As to myself cannot
speak of that gentleman much, and l imagine that
lean illustrate now, if you will allow me to tell .
little anecdote and then will quit taking have
followed al honest vacations Of life, and among 9th
erthings worked in the mines Of California in 1850
and dug gold for eleven months. dug out with
these hands 81, 000 that took home. "a Voice.
Good for your While was out there dggin,
gold went out prospecting" one day, for WASH
satisfied with digging $s5 worth day wantet
better diggings. Uaughter) Invent out to hun
TO prospect" Is We call it-and met YER,
s'ssee German, who had been prospecting also
nsd never seen him before, nor he me- SWell
sag !. ahov do you get on to-dayf What lucl
aow azs yon doingr' told him I had not don
moen Wei, sa;d be, I" whers are yeu from
ute9cn" said L AAOregony "Yesi- "Wh.
SOFT OF country . thstT said be. Well: I tol
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May %, 1880.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
New York Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
New YoRK, Aug. g.
FLOUR Receipts lO,3O3 bbls; market
heavy; sales s,4OO at 2O@5 25 for superior
state; 5 1905 20 superfne western; 259
8 l5 common TO medium extra western; 80
as 40 inferior to good shipping extra X. II,
o.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at 81 5000 20.
n WHEAT = Receipts 337Ol bui market
heavy sales 5000 bu at 254 for Mil
waukee Club; 25@l 20 for winter red wes-
tern; ! 366l 81 for white western.
RYE-Dull at so.
BARLEY-Quiet
CORN-Receipts 92,496 bui market dull )
sales $4,000 bu at 62@G3 for sound mixed
western 67 for round yellow
PORK - Heavy at Is so for old mess :
10 O0Gl9 IL for new mess.
WHISKY-Firmer at 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08

BT-The Italian, the organ and the monkey
are in town They are circulating the streets
in thickly settled neighborhoods and, we judge
from what we saw at one place where we we're
passing, that the trio got more coppers than
kicks The institution was located for some
time in front of the Phillips House, where a
deal of fun was stirred up. The monkey seems
to be the better card of the three, and man
ages to attract all attention from the music
His coup at the Phillips was to spring into a
basket Of plums which little negro girl was
carrying, soaring the girl very badly, putting
the crowd into roar, and helping himself to
plumsl Little Kate, who was with a friend
looking at the affair from one of the windows
of the ladies' parlor above, is partial to such
performances "How do you like the show,
Kate p asked her big friend "0h, very much.
like monkey music better than soldier mu-
sicl" she replied.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, AUG &.
FLOUR-we quote fair to good brands at
81 1904 so; extra do at 81 1905, and extra
family do So 25@5 75.
WHEAT-Sales of 1000 bu including
900 bu delivered at other points The clos
ing rates are 95@9sc for prime red and SlO,s
a. |, 10 for prime white
CORN has been steady for ear, in bulk, du
ring the week. at 40(94lc
0ATS-Prime new were in good demand
at the close however, at 27@2sc, and old Al
34035c.
RYE-In better demand and the receipt
brought G5@6S, the last three or four days
of the week
BARLEY-In limited demand for prime
new fall at 75c. The quality offered has beer
light, but fully equal to the demand
WHISKY-The market has changed bu
little during the week. The current rate eacl
day was as follows Wednesday, Thursday anC
Friday lGIc, and Saturday, Monday and yes
terday l62c, closing quiet
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The "l0TH The Light Guard are getting
themselves sin condition" for their visit to
Cleveland, on the 10th of September, and
evince determination to win a reputation
for themselves on that occasion.
They will drill three evenings week, (1'ues-
day, Thursday and Saturday. from this time
till the Tenth, besides morning drills; and if
they can't become as perfect as the Zouaves,
they will be able to sustain the credit of this
city, and the First Regiment in any event
We think il the duty of our citizens to as
sist the Guard in this expedition. Their ex-
penses of music &C.. will be heavy, and city
pride ought to prompt a subscription to help
them The Guard are anxious to enlist some
new members before they go, and our young
men can find no better exercise to develop the
physical and no better opportunity will offer to
become posted up on the Houave drill.
The Guard have always drilled "Hardee. "
and nothing else, and military men tell us
that Hardee and the Zouave drill are one and
the same Again we call the attention of our
appreciative citizens to the fact Of the heavy
expenses the Guard will be at in making the
excursion, and as their appearance on the pa
triotic occasion of erecting monument to
the memory of the gallant PERRY will be a
pride TO Dayton, we hope the people Of this
city will contribute literally to the fund. Let
the thing be taken hold Of at once. We will
act as custodian of fund for the purpose
until some one can be named TO do so in our
stead Those who feel pride in the d. l. g.
and desire them to represent us worthily al
the PERRY Monument exercises and ceremo
nies at Cleveland on the 10th prox-, will then
please leave with us such sums as they are
disposed TO give, and which we will take pleas
ure in crediting to them and passing over
to the Guard In this way the Guard, (many
of whom are not able to pay expenses from
their pockets can turn out in full force.
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Tim. Of CIoslnr MAILS.

Posr OFFicr, DAYTON, June II 1900
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office as
follows:
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday NJ $50 A. ~.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States daily except Sunday at 1880 AN, and
6.45 p. NJ
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except sun
day nj $50 A. N.
For Xenia and yellow Springs at $50 ,. NJ.
For MiRmsburg Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o. and Connersvlle Ind, daily except Sunday
5.45 Pm.
For Springfield, Uriana, Tinin sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland o., Fort Wayne Ind, and Michigan, daily
except sunday At s:i5 A. NJ
For Richmond, Cambridge, Contrevilie indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o.. daily at 300 p. NJ
For Greenyile, C., Union City, Winchester, Mnice,
and Jay County, Ind daily except Sunday at SbA. n.
For Troy, Coyngton Rqua Sidney, St. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at $40 A. n.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and saturday, at 1850 A. N.
For Johnsyie, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday and Saturday, nc 7;30A.M
For Clayton Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, at9P.M
For Centrevle, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22OOM.
For Vandalia and Chambersburg, at 1900 NJ. Tues
day and Saturday
For TaylorsIfle, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at s1b
A. N. E. A. KING, p. NJ.
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Chicago Market.

CHlCAHO, aug. e.
The excitement noticed in wheat on Sntur-
day was kept up on yesterday, and large
amount changed hands at an advance Of 2(G3c
on Saturday. prices the railing rates being
s2@s4c for rejected spring in store; 929@934
for No. spring; 96c for No. do; 96!@9se
for No. red winter; and l0s@l0s4c for No.
do. At the close the market was weaker,
aud closed at the inside prices. Corn was
6rmer, but quiet, at 42l@423c for No, ? in
store; 43lc for No. do, and 44lc for com
mon mixed canal afoat Oats quiet and less
doing at 33c There was more inquiry for
-four, but holders we're asking an advance
which buyers were not willing to pay, and
the market closed dull The receipts were
l,O9l bbls -four and 49, lG3 bus grain,
against 5G8 bbls -four and 3O,496 bus grain
the same day in 1859 And the shipments
LII bbls flour and 300S6 bus grain against
65,3 . bus grain for the corresponding day in
lS59-giving an increase in the receipts OF
423 bbs -four and l0,567 bus grain over the
corresponding day in 1859 And an increase
in shipments Of 943 bbls flour and 235, ,497 bus
grain, The shipments Of grain for the week
ending Saturday evening, were lO5,s59 bus
against l3s, ,S59 bus the same day in 1859
This is perhaps the largest amount of grain
that has left any port in the United States
during single week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08

LOUISVILLE, Aug 8.
McClarty maiorities Gallatin county 90
Carroll, g. Coombs majorities Brellit, 229,
Warren COS; Simpson 20G. Coombs election
Is conceded by everybody Majorides vari-
ously estimated As far as heard from in tl.ir-
ty-hve counties Coombs leads $4,000.
plain that Douglas wing transferred large por-
10 Coombs
Coombs majority therefore depends upon
the action Of the two wings in the Democratic
counties, yet to be heard from, which are mao
cessibe BY Rail Road or telegraph, conse-
quently some days yet required to ascertain
final results