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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-27
CHR1sTlEAs-HvE BALL.

en- CHRIsT1GAS-BvB BALL.
Eighth Annual Ball Of
&vNePtune Engine Co. No. 2.
win be given at the CARY HOUSE, In the Ci,r
Of Plaeerville, on
CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER -, 1850.
COMMITTEE OF AHRAN0ENHNTS,
Fred. Collins, John Cartheehs, &c. KsrI.y'
INVITATION cONnITTEE.
J. z. KuDkleT, let ASsr, CIV. HO@Iett,
=. II. Harmon, I'd do. John Salmon,
D. ID. JOhnS, o. ". stOat,
Alex. Hunter, jas. BrOnAOo,
VIM. MeCOTmiek, ChaS. W. Brewster
J. W. Edwards, Jos. DOss,
james Bailey, John CToSley,
". G: MetIIeT, George Vineyard,
I. s. TituS, Ed u. Evans,
Pat. slaven, 8. II. Center,
Joseph White, J. ID. Jackson.
Henry symons, Nathan Young,
James N. Anderson, John 4. bird,
q. A. CTandan, kv-N. Willow
T. G. NuEent, J. W. Jackson,
d. W. GelwiekS, Theron Foster,
Aaron Kahn, George W. Oifhn,
Joseph Todd, Robert Bell,
Charles u. Petit, A. n. HaWiey,
l.. Landeeker, A. A. Van GasidsT,
8. W. SaDdeTsOn, Jack I&Wis,
John Hume, John speeT,
James MOnroe, J. J. Lawyer,
Theodore =. Tracy, ThOs. MeMannis,
John }. Cullen, - Gaige.
RECEPTION coAAIrTsl:
4. II. CaTy, Nd. Andrews,
q. W. SWAn. J. L. Smith,
a. A. Van vOoThisS, Geo. n. FaTT,
NOOE hANAOEHs:
T. b. wsde, ST. Gage,
=. r. BaTSS, p. O. Parker
TieketS, IS. Costume Of the Evening, CitiIen'S
dress.
HT NOsis By the CRiOA Brass and String
Band. GA
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-27
Read the statement Of Martin Rob-
bins, Jrs

A wonderful cure OF Scrofulous Whitt
Swelling!!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-27

Tickets, IS. COstuSs Of the Evening, CitiIenS
dress.
HT NOsis b. the CHiOA Bras and String
Band. GA
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-27

cOnnITTEH OF ARRAN0HNnNTS,
l.. Wolf, ID. W. Noe, Chas. Matt,.
Fred: COllins, John cArthsehs, &c. KeTIsy'
, 1860-09-05

1h1- Sp.in.s are eituaet T.: the VALLEY 1T Tie Oak
Ofehai Cre~t in the tcxn Vi All,ar Geuessee ctu'y.
NY. eight miles soh u: tie v,a: Of Aetna- On tbs
Ere Cauat, and fourteen n!tes tft Ia l;atava.
sg-rse pxtncigal All! spt;nxs q: tIfss iu u9nhe1
Of the tnl!y sown In tht ~us.as Il estsuoai-
Ala Thy .in very Elsgc amount u tutph~r. SM-
karic t< Sptt; H. 1T {. X =,
tr gsfy xtf ,1sy Sran IT,. sees IL ,aeh
quaaiitle.. 81 thtsc eur:ase substances
s :ss e @
IT, ,v s.e IT, ;;t,t; i s"n'fnsi 'S'hs
tipinot* ,r,tal an .4irrt'ac gentlemen ase ktsea
IL stross M terms of lie nedes. vsue u watr;,
Pr'I E.sox-. r Koa1rx EzcK, - T.. Of AhanyG 1 r. :,
Us. scseEsa q Lo;slvf, !. !. rssy stes:nssal.he
Ss.1h" ~ .<s*1j -1es. :'..i;' .;e <-.~iby j..
.s ~ 'f r " x,5;:;si e. sss;: p
Campbell sa1. THEY sa'..s ts b 'saly beneficial tor Ill
wafers before ihe AcnenY rhy.cl.ns. ID sl- ty ot
t!as e.'.of 1se3*ssto vA:s they r. E,es 2.':a
s1issn nq,s.. sn scu,r ii .ns rr1s;e
ds4t7~u th,v~i< .f ht4 ehs""ie isent<ry; ,'r''"if
ill., s9eh :. rsr5s" I... rh"if md ,le ci'trs.
sWs. u Hectic fever- Tue Water nay also b. o'eu
IT,, u W. s to apett
zn,l p1uno digestion Ia stat1nea*. Particularly kush II
are rreadya: 10 Tel1xsd uJess7 hc uuct
Msnssaos Of sss nie,,axs "a ctst,ss sae:;'s.s = y
be 1c.nvy. nx u nlurs asl ~ bsirs nH'e
klYtut .nd lfss by epG:tnNe,i to Aserasr LIS
stcmatii In fvtsIe b. r>cd. r1"r7 d1nt
ii. ~ 1e:Ik.rnt t" :1nih!.h tu>t snt :r*stsnatiE4
hraf In skin d<e1se-tr th.4+ hrs RI cysfe;.ta
peet win ls- alkaline cus,ttos ol the siaiach.
tt. wafer tEas + ,si1! ts'Es ttt:cs snl ayIr.s
cafor act In SET fstrs and her injnh
ous cor &tauenevs a1,-r f1oE she aesan II a skis wiez
will prove To ~ admirable aHid,e. Lu cf"nir 4At
.t htysrre rs1.ni~ rltlrfh, ln h34%. A.uts,
et1oasr ea,csnaly) a. karE!e In Hke1u~f
,hr.f. IL case. of a7saron, md iu <vrrt. and y~t
and alsa j"at+-
When taken intr:ra T. *1SE 6tAseTCt OF tue Wa:er.
!xt-t taken ihs~e times day sufficient ior an
tutcr from phytcans- aat thtt Itskectae
suc;y.iIat may II: :rr,. application 10 Tue Axett.
lpraess supplied en- hbsIa! terms.
No yut<y 9f~ 4i,.e uxf-Es ,,sur4zetjr'a4
II. y. EOS'THiEk. soie A-s1t,
No. :T4 Esua lwaY, New York.
, 1860-09-05
COMMERCIAL.

TcEspAr EVENING, EtFd.&
NkEk1Y RkvJEw-THE WkATuER AND Cnors.
THE weather during the past week has been
very dry. Several slight showers hare tallen in
some sections Of the State but thero is gcu-
eral want Of raiu which begins to be felt in the
southern part ef the State to serious extent;
while ali over the Northwest many Of the
s:reams arc nearly dried up, aud factories and
rails Of al Kinds are either stopped or oniy
rsuuing occasionally. The manufacture Of
tl.ur especially is much impeded in conse-
,.rpce. The Cora crop eauuot be sid to be
:'sasriag TO any crest extent, excep. i'll seane
l.7rticns Southern illinois but all agree thn.
j. would BE- none the worse for more rain, even
f.::ther north. The farmers Ere progressing
With their fall plo~1ng; and never hare they
..'und mo-e favorable weather for threshing
aud securing lheir grain
The following tables show the receipts and
:,-ipmcnts Ct produce during The psst week aud
siuce the 1s: Of January, compared with 1850:
, 1860-09-05

INDEPENDENCE, No., Sept. 4.-The New Mexi-
can msu with dates TO the 2lst uft., arrived to.
day.
The Fifth and Seventh Infantry from Utah
arrived d: Santa Fe in good health. Ths Filth
are stationed at Fort Defiance; the Seventh ut
Fort buchanan.
a campsi9n sgainst the Gavsjoe Indians will
be made this fall. The citizens will raise ODE
thousand volunteers Independent OF the regular
army.
lhe weather continues dry in that country.
No rain 'or some tine, aud crops are suffering
for the want tfit.
Thaddeus u. Rogers was tried for the mur-
der of a Mexican, On Christmas last, aod found
guilty of murder in the Gfst degree. He will
be hung On the 14sh inst. This " the first COZ.
y:ction uf an American for muracr for twelre
years.
Mr. Greenwood, Commissioner Of 11dian At
fairs, Was met Ut Big Bend Of Arkansas River,
getting along well. The prairie Was alivc with
trims going 10 Fort Union, pawnes Fork, Big
Timber and Denver City.
The commerce Of the prairie is larger Than
was ever known before.
4 large band Of Arapahoe Indians were a.
pa~nee Fork in Il etarying condition. No hos
tile Indians were seen On the route.
Judge J. L. CAN'T, Of thts city, died in Denver
Clty on the 18th,
, 1860-09-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


FIe,txn t,o,xr. Sent. 4.-fhe steamship Pal
extine frnm Ii,erpool .3d via Londonderry
cath u1t., passed this point ~ u IT, Ill., Today
It !. ca cnntirmed that Gariballi has commenced
operations in Cafahraa
France sdfnits breadstu1s duty free.
The T;m&4' Paris Correspondent writes that
be learns from a semi ofncfs. sou1ca tha1
Russia is concentrating fresh troops IN bess-
arsbis. and increasing her naval forces in the
Tha weather throughout France was most
disrourap;no. Rain fell five or si1 hours
every day ind the harvest must be unfasora-
Bile.
Produce was rising
Nv TzIxcn.ru TO observation-disclosures
o4.h.-Nreads.uffa lend upward snd wheat and
aour aliRhtly higher, owing to unfaTorable
weather' Another report sayB Enc wheat In
good demand at FULLY Tuesdays price. Other
ouotations unchanged. In corn there is large
business at m Improvement OF Cd per sack.
Corn unchanged. Provision narket dull but
Tha news published in the German papert
| that Napoleon has proposed Congress for the
| settlrment Of the lta!i4n question il totally
The Coiorue 0asetts publishes Vienna let
| Ter which says that an Austrian note, relatiE'
to GaribaIdi,s expedition, will thorty be for
Warded.
-Four Russisn ffigates, under command Of III
Grand Duke Constantine, are about to proceet
to Syria.
The Duke Of Modeus is enrolling volunteer
and purchasing horses.
The French government has already mad
known to the European governments, that q
its proposal for raising Spain to the rank Of
great power. having given rise to objections,
will not eudea7or for The present 10 carry it ou
L. Nord repeats it's account of the arrange
ments ut Top1itz, notwithstanding the otGc'i
denial. The same journal asserts tha
the suggestions made BY Prussia for tb
reorganization Of the army Of the eonfeder'
tion were strongly disapprored by the seco1
dsry Gcrman States who considered that th
giving up Of the command Of the military force
10 one or both OF the great Po~ers would
the first step towards their political extiactio,
The smaller States have refused to abdicate
much Of their independent sovereign power.
| SHANGHAI, June a3.-Lord Elein and Bare
Gros hare arrived. Sir Hope Graut and A.
uiiral Hope have left for Pecheilo. This city
protected By the allies. The rebels are makiI
{ progress, aud trade with the interior is stoppe
CAsroS, July Skaters are more settle
One hundred war vessels and transports We
iii Fnehow Lay On the 9Th of June. The Ma
darins have been ordered 10 furnish no suppl
! t3 thn allies.
, 1860-09-05

hl1trr
A. noarss. Anur,sto soasse ,: Tina JspoaIc.. 4ko
B. per o sod. h,-eaIbonata. s1ke pei ,; Soda All,
~. H., nod. .kasc. sur.. 1ead 1saanc. n-,ua |
AL maae \: Tsta,lc Add. esa7sc: f,u,n sb.O,s
srasepn.
rYs.: ,..t.+ .o,,,,,.. o,,., ,,a ,r.~,.o, ,,.,.
,,n, ns,,h,r n.c,,r, m, ,h,rning dou,,d w,r,nted
rss1s :. st,,. -, T., ean..,ou .css.
rn,,,T ~ .n..,r =. 81. .. ~.,kx,
'ops'' - '."' N"a vs. 49,
" a'nHsn'aca a'e OF cur ~ weekly 'e's.
os o. 1or common 70 eooa II foa"a lo's' NV
a2a fet soca 10 <1as. fxAen1s-Ehs tus's NV" s."
joseph during lie wetk "as III, ana aoeet @' =,
aaand ptcss have teeu FULLY susfa&oea. c1os'o@ WIZ
100 eaatess At eal sfof comnoato kooo' *a~s
Eoea 10 cho'ee. flcAh-sessee ana IA esa'. o.,>s ~
1et bushe!. OAAxsks-tn limited supply "p.' IVA
LEsoss-tFenth' stte1s pr DOE N' S.s - .as l.,
F1SH-The supply OF Fish during tne pass "eeA ~
b,en fair. and the market hss ceenheo mum eo 49, .
nbout .HcclosanS y fno~s:-no.a A.A. *'+7'
NJ. =, &s.1sh; No.f Trout s'''aA ~ % e. ,,a.-
GROCERIES -suoAas-1he 'o,'~'ah ~ s
| Ing quotations Tor t1 a' --'.u ~ sru, po,,,
| New of'eans 1u"! 49, - W u.sras
Rieo. 7x3s:; cu'". 7aesNe' ~" n."..t~ 1o.A .es W.
White cadee. 1oxc. ~!os. N, ~ s,'.s~ u,..o
Gr.a.sted. 1ox&ne. AohAnss.Nr , L. nsk' .sn n.a
aaas5e, "orsasna Ges-ste; heoonea' t.o" seSe
! n. 7. s}4np@ '"ssse' s,.., r,..,,. ,xUcs,s4
| Maske. quiet Rio. 14%@leac; Aa1aeaoo' leh@iee:
santa f6giec; La&uayfs. 1t@Hts; y. " JAVA "e'7
ni3hc: Mocha. ltS]lsc noA-fs0s13Sss N'4oA~~1 "A7
.a6.es. tPsppez,; sh&l0He; Alspiee g449e; C!csea
| aka,oc.
HAY-Loo4s p.irae Hay continues In fir supply II eSb
mr. tou Timothy HAY II in batter request The following
a,e tic quotations Of Fhsbie Bros Is AAsk:t street ::
p,zls,s loose, s4.sQ d. preased, 6oo@soq. 1moth7'
1oose. atsoa7oo; do pressed, aasts1ooo.
ulDEs-Ths receipts OF Hidea continue nsnt ano tae
uzske. quiet and without .,esiL change, w''h the er.
ceptlon that buy n = ather more ani'os'
lots OF Geea sa1ied. md H@%e pr sometimes nao.
Thee oaas quotations arc a. foto"s oEeeh saed aloes
sH@6Hc; Extra ftc; hip, 7hatt' Csl' sessAe' o1S
*alted. ioh@11}c; Dr5 Flint, tsk@R4e.
] = -Hl0HWlNEs-owinx to N ansanes - 1he 81. Aonaa
1skvt the neepta during the week nase peen eotpssa
tivy light and We note IN AaVance OF 'c peF Saont
pAr the sa1es were: e6 bts country W1nss asc " bal1
| city II &c.
n1R -7he market h 'e1s aosst n the foao~ins
quotations: oak sos S7esse aAtness Le1@net' @ee"c
Bride Leather s1@sfe; Fest s!anahtef snlt e fransa
sole s.@96a; uenaloek Kip. seSs-e asmloek ca1. sa
&c n; Fretch KIP 6@9sc n; French Cali *leVG i.'
2 y; Female CAT ss@nc p doz; Hsn1ock Upper 3se4s<
Rdoc.
LINE, &c;-HTdFsulle Lime, IN round lots *s.o' no
sendale Cement 4l.to.
MILL sTUFFS-Mitd!nEs IN good supply aud sath''
dull II sooosl4oo ton, according to quality btaa s'
| @7t0 Fton
! FROFlsIoNs-Mfss fohk-Ahe oe""aa autA1k ~
past week naa neen ae. o1s ~ .e.a ,s. .s1s -
lesa asn IL *s~'' q" "n.eA WA go - ~ -. IN ,m,,.,
! kuPps toe +"Ae '.0u1" ~ ,... - L.,. =. ~
, 1860-09-05

JASEss111E, Wis. Sep The attendance at
tls opening ofthe National Horse Show iu this
city to day, more than equals expectations.
Up to four o'clock to-day, one hundred entries
had been made. This u:mber is considered
large for the opening day. The horscs from
Vermont are very choise, consistiag in part Of
B!aci hawks, Messengers and Morsans. Tie
horses already entered are prob4Dlv AS hne u
lot IS we're eyer exported West Of New York.
The weather is very pleasant, erd the city is
rapidly filing up with strangers, md present
11diyas,ons arc that The exhibition will be per.
feet SUCCESS.
, 1860-09-05

rr TE1mpArHt MnwArKxK, Sept l.
FtoVa--Sieady and unchanged. no sales.
NHxA1pened quiet 2ud e.osxd with an adyanens Ten
dency sales were 1t sc for No. and S3c FOR no. T.
KscHlr9s 1.s7 hsls -four. ltt.3!1 bu wheat.
Sa1Fx ExTs-a63 b1ls n3uE IL SIT bu wheat.
, 1860-09-05

.rsi ans & s.T * sss0aS sSSiiW s6s7
Since Jan. 100 l9o ~ ~ ~
osaae nne ~ na, .,ds,,
LoAbEis-ihe hsnt leee'i'.a VI '"e le'st ~esN
Keep sne 1Ia'Ast wy a'AA' , ' .,.,,..a
1a1 a7''ea II ae 'se1 tase "s'e w. eAA ,.~a. 49, ..u
Country Po1euahe1s' M" uaee4 ses x.h,e, ,vo
prices were pad' la1ssaos eaat sno,e "'
nonta hnne. were s4o" 1a@ ~ - .as.ea.as
ssRG9@; while COCO ca1goes o1oukat s''''S
stu. VIII q te" e1ee9uohs' 'he'e "e's ~ ee'
-tba: being The oataiae os"se WHICH, eass'a ~
~in!ns 70 pay caFeoes VITA poaos NV 49,. ,t.n
pa1l@o0 nq"ess. Aau .nee. ~. -. H.. ..5
"aAco 'u1''%1' AAS es .., go. 49,.
couatsT Is particularly 10" II p1eeena s1o ~"
anxious 10 n7 IN coca s@oeAs 1o' t1s '4o" Ns " ~'
epnnk.
Inc io1o"ns ATE '1e iea1i"h
sAAAs " eAs'oA' ~ 'piss 4HA
SelooIes II scoA 1"aeh sai'eu run "sano n'et pA-
4ado and pst' At - sebf faene 'n' oeoa'o'
n *sho; schF heTaxeums n'A f"h afotn aAu'Afs.A -
Sl0b4; 1ooooN feet to arrive IRON fttt t'o'on' ~
SKA. sl, sle and e2l-ees'e'ca lhe!e e1' -. o'
from Grand h"efs eans ma eoMa'oa @'sA' ~ ~
tseeoaa tsP}' ~ Ss"o4' 'c'e oaNe' ~ m - :.
Mixed At s3'ao' "oo'o 'ee' 1enot".ue' .4'n 49, :.
Viz on COCK hcnf COT neIoetneA- '" w. - ,-.a
ss.10: sthF Aefal III Ho1n SsfAn3" $50
~. delivered here l1o0 ICE. sa*na" o'as ~
II ~: fchr Ellen l76e, 5fefa haaaa@o" ~ a.' 80
sE' aha w: ssns -e'Ss."FD' ' ,.W
ksIfs and b; aFds II slo; hAnaseF It<"A4 .9sA
mixed, At -; scf Active from Gfaaa f'sss' "Ae' ~
a. TO- cargo Of ,od Mu.keSnu lumber I" ar tse mill run
1t Atp3o: echr Masnct ry strips from kssamazoo At sla.
Tae dealers hayr beea tnK good busness In the Sarls
during the veck In conseqrc:ce partly Of couhry dealers
failing hud ezgces suitable. In prices there no scIua
aiyaaee but deas ,.e much 6,me The asaace Of the
previous week aad tie t:nccnS- II ahs'h'g'
Common Lumber is aoet uniformly selling at tlo0o Per
, 1860-09-05
l2Uls w A II Z II D u s T..
S:cu ct III. FIX Il It'll.

------ NC. III EsOd1"If, -stH {ofE-
lei tc1'4sQc5s4.ta.tht+a.lF
, 1860-09-05

WOODEN AND WILLOW w4kE.-riaiu painted
pas 4ts.k@187H; ccdar esutna and aaabes &t00 eaeh
wood sezew handles 15c dox.n patent lson d't
PER doa; measures, In neasa 6tas each. 1ton bound
grain measu1r with rims, 4so0 FER dos: DO cedar tashe
measures pet doz; fancy wire bsooms si7s7 pes
ds. plain do o@a per doz; cothea pins, headed In
boxes * do straight IA ba1es 7sc per box white oak
h,.hei hasteta 4S rer da1. Com haskets *S.s7o;
clothes tkcts $500 per doz axe helves 800 per dos;
washboarts INC &aoo per dog butter hrktns a. Pr
do1 Pisrees matches $500 re. ean; Missouri matches se
, 1860-09-05
Steamer Sunk.-.FlGht vita the In
dfaARs

ST. Louis, No., Sep. 4.-The steau er ASA VIII
gus, bound hence for Weston, sunk yesterday
in the Missouri River. The cargo il nearly
total loss. The boat can be raised, though the
iass will he heavy. Shs was valued at u.s. 900
and insured for $4,000 in st. Louis aud Pitts
burg.
The FortSmi1h Tina reports fight between
the indians near Smoky Hill Fork Of the XIV
River and '~o companies Of tls 1st Regiment
Of Caralry, under the command OF Capt. Carr,
Ia which thirty Of the former were killed.
, 1860-09-05
HfeckfRHff1Ra In Hff84QQT1e

LEXINGTON. No., Sept. 4.-Senator Polk ad-
dressed crowd al the Court uouse to-day in
tavor Of Brecki1ridgs and Lane.
In Irish citizen named Jas. Gallagher, was
shot bv George Callahan last night, and died
almost Immediately.
, 1860-09-05

C0uQreAxlonnt Nominations -'- John
Hickman ke~No1ntnRHcd>
Vnl1Ap.Lra1A. Sept. 1.-The Ncpuh!icans ct
the Fourth District have Nominated Hon. Mr.
Hickman, and those IT the Eereuth, james H.
Campbell, bath members OF the present House.
, 1860-09-05

HN{Af<{fAAeQN8%

4Hf.etGtansoAs.
Fsox LAkx suxr11oR -'he steamer Illinois a1f'ssts
Detroit y p L,ks superior on enno2s e'eDE' '"A -
Me'qa.s .s.s =: Sshs;S ss ;sS s1
roitt seamtE Eein of #. l'oqoci'. 1he.ehF
.eoe: tsGs: Sssss s
FaYef 81 :. ete Setenasaa. = o~s VIA
prevailed at The time ths pxd y m @ tc.ner
:ss sss3. s3yaf ssfRst
u S Il
k and
III ra:.xcn. scaooae1. Mazy Halls aud Caia Adams
1svas 4 'S s:,ts f. L s sss sss
Baa nee lsss November me principal asms7e sl,s
s.ss i +. &C. H.
saudoned BY unocr~ttel He has psIsevetcd 10 H.
I'll T. e. nsa e nae. "a
Willie rrp*i1ed and put IN running order without delay
Detroit 1r.hune,
!. e
ps.ssa @ asE:h IT, po e. X K Il s5S
JSys juy. aid SsIi4 i:4t Il ID - xnsass-ibid. nSS
q SG s. u
~ b; top Fl soTn ''o Two 1~'
Me.1x.sz GaAsWnhta tle * hou1s s9dt2E 9; sat
havfI III the aggregate 90g " buthe1s o1 ka ~ 10.
cudes loth a1i aud ttea craft. In3ay VI Hach paased
during The IlEtt-Ihld-
1oHE Tr1s-l4 addition to the former number Of tugs
towing un The rver noce The arrival Of the L. Lynn,
ssse sss.ps ca this ''''
eBThe brig g. r. Williams arrived here yc.telday NOR.
MIR her c1rfied Awayln co3seGnehcc
Of mh}t, Ne vii be detained here couple 1t days-
llhid.
The brig Ferguson, which patsed up ia tow IN SIT.
utu " nFht reports nj. below roht a Tr three
mases, with pa1s gonc and vessel teascow,
c4psazeh.-t!hhi.
rvei IRON sklla Tuesday las havitE been tuc-
Of lie iii ftcd propeller 0enta-l Maektuac HcIad, Aug
:ssh.
SALE o. TIE 0srosAeoH-The following letter from
0uraen S. Hubbard. Esq. the e~ner af the onseusEon.
gives the facts in regard t. the sse ofthat propeller
CHICAGO, Eept. <th, te61.
Epr4oRs oE Pans AsD Ta1BraE ~ notice tbs Jvurnat
Artuutce4 uf the Propeller q. Gr "A.
slsncrT o." far The propeller wasowned
BY me- I'D the taie Is - 1oio~s:
s9p.,sF; Fo2 pxasxs: io:ss On her, s:;
er;Y73.5i
N:ts das /. IeSeasr $780, bearing pe, cea1 nlss>s
The purchaser Of the Ontonagon Ii Solomon Stulxcs and
she Will run between this port and Buffalo.
Lake Ports.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1-Cleared-sc,1s Josephine.
e. do; Ethan Alien. Morris do; Queen City. stone, DO.
rfTAio sep. l. :-A.ysdns5ops .,:. Asm:: na,ha' M y
son. DO; Sa,k Dsvia 1osds Ri. d: bTs staana1d
Efoau do xchr sweepstake.. Hu6tnEton. do cea1si-
E VICE, th.e 'e' q; oaSs WiaEs oi IL Tad liz
MAAs1o0 Lloyd, do-
, 1860-09-05
Leonard SWEET at Peoria.

Leonard SWEET Mt Penria~
PEon1A, ILL.,, Aug. 4th.--llon. Leona1d SWEET
arriyea here This evening aad is addressing tho
Republeans a. III. Wigwam tonight. The
Wigwanl is we'll filled.
, 1860-09-05

FA.ss wAa i mora active demsnd fot resscle
to-day md we note furtheE advance In frefghts
Of lGe1c, Ten sail vessela wsra engaged at
14ac for corn to Buffalo; slac to 0swe8o, aid |
Ice to St Catha-ines-
Rrcktr1s 1T ToIrrt<-7he Toledo BLADE Of
yesterday fpEn,ahes the following:-
The receipts OF Flour, Wheat and Corn TO-
ported to day, are is follows:
Flour. Wheat. Com
n MI. S.es, ssuistfs r. R R::.'ss1o so sss sss
9o'edo / Aa'ash X. R........... so s,t!e l'.sso
To.ss. s....................-...:est 1879 sss:s
Reccipts Of oats, CPS bu. The aggregate Erssn
teoefpta {Flour to Wheat) are l60,5s6 bu. Ship
mcnta reported to dsy-C,sSa bhls Flour, ss,s6s
bu wheat, 1850 bu cosn.
ToLzno MARkrrs-Sept a.-Whe1t opened At
$1.l2 for red, but At The close Il 0s was the best
oiler for red, which wss nbout &c below hold
ers' views. Most holders, however, are waiting
for "furthe~ Developments" Sales, red, be.
fare report. 10, ,0o0 bu 1t $l.l2; l,5eo bu P. t.;
: 500 bu p. +; Of white, $500 p. Corn
sale on Saturday at 47c, not sic, which ws* An
:. 1000 bu a &c; ID, 900 bu at 46c. Fseichts 10
Buffalo, cora 4@Asc, wteat4s15c. To oswego,
corn 9ic, wheat lVc.
New YoRs uros MARKET. September L.
| The market is without change. Holders cen.
tinuc offering their stock freely, and buyers nre
| not holding back. The Eaies to day were 400
CordoSa on private terms; aoo So..hern =. y lbs
n,os.; zoe City Slaughter at &c cash; ll50 Texas
90 usivate tcrms; $50 do at lsc, iess per cent.
| cash. riect1nr bad hides; and ESQ long
| stretched, DO. :,a tba, at l8ac. mos. Messrs.
Brooks Il Browns circular says,
More act'sitY hsa prevailed taan ~ tor sorae ps
more freely which has brought the trade IN the
I market. md buyers ha1s shown = spirited cosa-
petit,oa to purcha:e desirable lots Of the lower
priced hides. The wants Of the trade although
greatly diminished from what they were one
| year ago, are still sufficient to 1nduce mauy
prices which make no promise Of profit, bopng
| thst either an increased demand for leather, OF
! lover prices Of hides in future, will make the
averace result o! business more satisfactory.
The s}nost entire withdrawal Of Importers
from The market N July, produced 9 similar
stats Of feeling with buyers, and the ley saiea
then making were at rates which compelled III
to reduce our quotations nearly three cents pei
b.. with more stock offered and larger sales ef'
isc,ed, the inevitable result Of better feeling
and better prices eusued.
| RECEIPTS At Nkw YoRK-Sept. 1.-Receipts
Of produce to. day-sl,e Eel brls flour. $50 brls
eorn meal. $40 do oat meal, 1l,lel bu wheat,
34.f4l bu corn, 6,3G3 bu oats. 9a4 trls whisky,
90 brls aEhes, IL bags seed, 800 pkgs oil cake
OCEAN Fnr1cHrs.-Eonday' New York pa
ners report as follows:-To Liverpool ., 900 brls
rour al IS d@3s Cd; 1000 bu Wheat in bulk to
be shipped the latter part Of this week, At 14c
10 600 DO do iu bulk tor the early part Of t1lis
, 1860-09-05
BOY DFoEe ned

BuREAu, I'll S.pt "A boy named Cornelius
Flynn, aged Gye years, was drowned ia the Bu.
resu River to- day 1t 1850 p. IN. The body has
not vet been recovered,
, 1860-09-05

american $fOCkA IN &fff a1 HfHl1D.@s
Great = dvanee in Illinois CcMlrafs
Nav YoRk. Sept 4.-s,ivase dispatches per
the Palestine report ea.e1:isenent in Amer
:oln securities in London. }lliEc.s Central had
aavanced II per cent, quotations. belng IL dis
cauns for scrip und 31f for construction buuds !;
New Iurk Central shares S., do Gs bonds IS !;
Nchigau Central shares ~, do ! per cents. % !;
Erie shares as, do Sd mortgage 81; un1tea
States J8 a.
, 1860-09-05
milwaukee Lumber Market
[Yos 7Ht <14k Eap1s0 AGO. 3lrr, 1e6o1
Reepts for e pas week aad the season thus far will b.

Forta week. Forthe season.
1unheF eFft.....,,..6TR0o0 IT, 91,tAto0
3.fh n....,...,,,.. BEN1 L3taM4
Shpef1 ............:.. sseQ0 11,ee50UQ
Receipts continue Light and earxoes NJ In deaud Not
enoneh arrives to supply The uatfA Tfads u ths y1s
1nS ia MT xeek has been que btk IND prices
dru n QUOTATIONS Dealers dspoed to hold !heiE iuua
her pretererce to senE there little doubt hut pca
VII 70 oconatd1ab:y higher.
AmonFtbe cargo Mles IRE The following:
E<hr RI, Il W !. Asntstee4 43.4-
fE%siinnt4
, 1860-09-05
The Population 0f st. Louts--.Fkepu b.
1fcAn MUve1n eHl7s

ST. LorIs, Mo-, Sept. A.--The census returns
are 50 uesrly completed az to render il certain
that st. Louis is the mast populous cisy{of the
Ne.I. The tntai will be about lCl 900. A gain
since 1850 OF 1Hf per cent.
At meeting Of tue Republican State Conf
u1stee, yesterday, The Chairman was instructed
to prepare at address to the Republicans Of
Missouri urging them to .ind.cate their princ,~
pies in the ensuing Presiden.isl election with.
out atiIiasion with Any otheg party.
, 1860-09-05

PkoR.A, Ill.,. Sept. 4.--Natbnn G. GeeF, Etq.,
1ats editor Of the Peoria D1ity 1rdnsc7ipf, md
an abls and influential citizen, died at his resi-.
deuce here this eTeniug.
, 1860-09-05

rEA pALEsT1SE.1 tLtrKHfooL. aug y
s86J were ,,ken by spectators and 93u 1or erp: H.
London Ma1ktts-Wheat in good dem1nd At = advance
advaae:. DasIss-Q let NJ very full 1tet