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ImporSaut RovoIatious--Whar Next

Important OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NeNts
The DouglRsites at Baltimore put the fire.
eating Fitzpatrick of Alabama on the ticket
for Vice, but be spurncd the association
The Committee then substituted another,
johnson of Georgia. It has now come out that
VIM. L, Yancey, oi Alabama, the most ultra
of the ultras, was rendered place on the
ticket with Douglas, and that he also refused
the crown Of martyrdoml '1.'ls
A Richmond dispatch of the 6ih says O.
Jennings Wise addressed an audience at
Metropolitan Hall, in this city, tonight in
favor ofBreckenridge and Lane. He stated,
upon the authority ofa Virginia delegate who
remained in the Douglas Convention al
Baltimore, that VIM L. Yancy was rendered
the nomination for the viee-Presidency on
the Douglas ticket but that he refused to
accept stating that oil and water could moi
intermix.D aa.E
Mr.. Wise stated that heRas, himself aware
Of the hct that the Douglas men in Baltimore
were hunting up Southern prOtectionist who
would accept the nomination for the Vice
Presidency, but failed to get any. These
statements took the meeting by surprise
They will damage the cause OF Douglas in
Virginia very materially. fs..
/ am inclined to think there is truth in
Wise's statement The Douglas men were
very polite to Ysncey between the Charleston
and Baltimore Conventions Mr.. Douglas
sent for him, entertained him at his house,
and every effort was made to change bis posi-
ton, but ali to no purpose. He remained
immovable, and hence the hostility now OF
the Douglasites to him.
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5aisFEllanF0Ws.
ca UFION
SPURIOUS AMERICAN WATCHES.

SPURIOUS AMERICAN WATCHES.
We are credibly informed that some OF the jewelers.
of Cleveland and other places are selling cOuntsrft
American Watches, for the genuine article, manu-
factured at walthau, Mass, and particularly for
eign imitation of our watch, named P. S. Barley,
which, represented to be manufactured in Hartford,
Conn., It may be of service to the public to be in
formed that there is no mandatory Of watches in
that place The genuine article of one grade Of our
watches Is named P. S. BARTLETT, wALTHAl, MAss.,
and all our watches of every grade are marked
"RaRbam, Mass
Its hardly necessary to state that such watches
are like ours in PORN only, and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded country
with watches that are not only ve1atiOus and acon-
s.--+------- ef arnAna~ really uselsss TO the
owners, and when bought for genuine ars calculated
to injure the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore caution the public
against buying our watches from any person who
cannot furnish certificate Of genuinsness iOr every
watch offered for sale, bearing the number OF the
watch and the signature Of the Treasurer of the
Company, R. E. Robbins. We also beg to inform
those who deal in the spurious article that legal
proceedings will be instituted against them, upon
any well authenticated instance of their selling a
counterfeit colorado imitation Of any of our pro
ducts. For the American Watch Co.,
ROBBINS EAPPLETON,. ,.Agents, B.
sepl:3lldEw is2 BT6sdway
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Mr. Douglas addressed large crowd at
Baltimore the evening of the 9Th. The Peo-
pie were not particularly enthusiastic, and a
dispatch from Baltimore says the only effect
Of his speech has been to widen the breach
between the two wings of the Democratic
party, and render the feud more bitter.
Mr.. Douglas indulged in strong personal
abuse of Mr.. Breckenridge, his structures be-
ing Of the severest character and highly
offensive He charged that Breckenridge
and the Southern Democrats generally had
been guilty of bad faith and absolute swim
ding upon the Northern Democrats in
sustaining his dogma of nOn-interventiOn
in 1856, and repudiatiRg it in 1860. He
claimed that Buchanan and Breckenridge
were elected upon il.
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&Eal Gstate.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. I'll Superior ST., (HP stuirs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FnR sALE nR ExnHANGE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.-A corner lot on St clair
street, with three stores and dwellings; to ex-
change for a farm. S4,UOO
1000 ACRES TENNESSEE LANDS-well selected,
well tinbered and we'll wateTed, and soil and sur
face gently rolling, six foot vein Of coal, all
ready to work. Exchange for property in this
vicinity.
LYMAN STREET.-House and lot to exchange for
farming lands. $3.50
200 ACRES IN MICHIGAN-Not far from Grand
Rapids. to exchange for an improved farm and
pay difference. $50 per are.
OREGON STREET.-House and lot to exchange for
Western lands.
FARM OF l6O ACRES-Six miles from Gallon, on
the q. Q. q q. Railroad, and rich soil a large
honse and 4O acres cleared Exchange for good
city property.
100 ACRES IN NEWBURGH-One mile fiom c. n
tire, miles from city, good house and barn and 2
orchards-a very desirable farm. viii take 50 600
in good city property, balance on time
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REPURLICAN NOMTNATfoNs

OF resident--ARRAHAlI LINCOLN,
= Vice pres!dent-H HAMLIN.
"a Supreme Judge JACOB BRINNERHOFF
'' Attorney General-JAAfES MURRAY.
1. Board pub. Works-LEVI SARGENT.
a Congreas-ALBERT G. RIDDLE.
" Probate JUdge-DANIEL r. TIllDEN.
., CLERK ofCourt-FRED. Of ]. PRENTlSS.
:. sheriH-JA1IEs A. CRAW,
.' Auditor-HENRY C. HAWKINS.
- Oommiusionsr-JOHN BARNUMs ID
b, suryeyor-J. @. SEXTON.
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SUMMIT STREET.-Two story brick house and
lott very fine situation, overlooking Lake Erie,
~, and 9nd near the business part of the city $4,000
very cheap, at $1,000
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF LAND-Near the
fruit Of all kinds $3.50.
FIHRHsF3gT G3 g desirable vacant lots
Il ACRES-Eight miles from the city with a house
and orchard. $500
10 ACRES-Six miles from the city with good brick
house and considerable fruit.
ST. CLAlR SIkEET-Near Perry, two vacant lots.
SIS per foot.
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AocIDEET.-Mr. George K. Swift, Of War
rem, was last evening getting out of buggy
at the Weddell House, when his foot slipped
and his leg was broken. It was set, and he
is doing well, at the Angler.
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RTARRIED.

September 9TH, Mr. CHARLES HALL and Miss
oATHARfNE I. MASON, both Of Conneaut.
August 2s,h, Mr.. JOHN B. DAYFOOT, Of HsmiI-
ton, Q. W., 70 Miss ADELIA BROWN, Of Conneaut
On wednesday evening September 5th, BY Rev. L.
Burton, Mr HENRY B. sEI MOuR aud Miss RE-
BEOCA II. STERLING, both Of this city.
August aoth, IN BIogadoTe, Mr.. STANLEY w.
TREAr, Of Brimfsld, and Miss CHARITY N.
KENT.
In TallmadRs September 4th Mr.. J. P. ALEX
ADER Of Akron, 70 Miss MATTE WRIGHT, Of the
former place.
In Mecca, on the 18th uit Mr.. ROLLIN A. FOR
WARD Of Brookheld, and Miss OPHELIA Rec
DER Of Hartford.
In Warren, August 3lst, Mr.. ROBERT MUIR
DOCK Of Vernon, aud Miss JUHNETT BOYD, Of
johnson.
In Warren, August 2lst, Mr. ISAAC Q. RUN
NELL Of Leno1, to Miss MARIAH sHOEk, Of
Warren.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

The Commercials correspondent at Lexing-
-. Ne praekanridce when een-
suffering from physical inhrmity, ana seen-
ed really i'll. His countenance was haggard-
After he had spoken an hour be was scarcely
able to stand. Three times he called on
friends to read documents from which he
wished to quote, but he continued two hours
and fifty minutes, when he sank into a chair,
apparently exhausted. The heat was almost
insupportable II q. ---.. t.---
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DERRY'S VICTORY.
FOR SEPTEMBER 10th, Isl

On Erie's fair bosom in fanciful pride,
do the heet Of old England exultfngly ride,
I'LL the dag Of Columbia her Perry unfurled
The boast fthe West and the pride OF the world.
In the snug little harbor Of fam'd Put-in-Bay,
Colum bias small Aeet securely did lay;
Zach man at his post, awaiting the dawn,
All anxious the tray to commence in the morn.
As soon as the dawning of day did appesr,
from the snug little harbor bold Perry did steer
" hen the enemy opened with fire most raking,
Expecting bold Perry they soon would be taking.
But the spirit Of Lawrence his influence shed,
Don't give up the Ship" when dying he said
Though death hover round Us, and great numbers
We'ldie brarely my lads or wei conquer our foes.
The Lawrence disabled, with a chosen brave fan,
Perry went TO the Niagara, the fight to renew
Inc WIND sprlnging up then, he sailed through the
And the cross of proud England lay soon at his feet
While they played yankee Doodle, and the stars
Six ships offhe British our tars did subdue;
They fought for their country, and were bound to
The freedom Of trade and our right to the main.
Thus ever, when foes, no matter from rbepoa-
Assam Us, more Ferry will drive them from hance
ana ~ bSas anu the workshops Of the free and
Millions Of1reemen will rise, our country to save.
This day, then on high, we'll monument raise
Inat nations around may behold our praise,
For the noble deeds Of Perry then done
On the bosom Of Erie when the battle be won.
For now through our land, the war notes have
with ne whole world and mankind is the oOun-
try at peact, -
And the men and the boys from all nations round
Buy their CLOTHING at ISAAC'S where the bar
gains abound.
R8-We would most respectfully invite the atten
on OF our friends, and the public in general TO the
arse and splendid stock Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BoYs's WEAR,
hieh we have now on hand, and which in extent,
Arlety ana superiority, by far surpasaes any that
las ever been exhibited in tho West. We have just
eceiVed tbs most extensive assortment Of
OVERCoATTN6S,
CLOTH CASSIMERES,
AND YESTINGS,
nd purchasers at Wholesale and Retail, viii do wen
o visit before purchasing
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL, /
Sole Agent for the salsOf Singers celebrated
SEWING AL4 CHIMES
ST0RR'S AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK oVT FOB THE GIANTS ~
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The be erooI CIalm-LIbeI sui..

Luo Do UEOeL CA4AAn-LADeA SUIT
The Tribune's Washington dispatch of the
5th states that the papers in the De GroOt
claim case for damages on contract never
performed, have been recalled from the Treas
ury Department by the Secretary of War,
and adds;
People generally will be astonished in
hearing that a correspondence the New York
Times has been arrested here to-day, on the
charge Of llbeling the Secretary of War con-
cerning his action in the De Groot case, as
well as upon other matters, which have given
rise to charges against Mr. Floyd. The old
laws Of Maryland are in force here where
there are no United States statues contraven-
ing them. It is under this old law of Mary
land that Mr.. Goodloe has been arrested and
held to bail in the sum Of 81, 900 to answer
at the Criminal Court. Sam. Strong of New
ork caused the action 10 be instituted, and
Ar. z. Q. Robbins of this city is Mr.. G.'s
surety. have never before heard of such
an action IN this District. It goes a great
way toward rnuzzling the press. If cores
pondents can be summarilv arrested and
thrown into prison, on the charge of i;helino
the powers that may be, they win be Iilsl7
to speak IN bated breath Of what should he
the subject Of outspoken denuncfation. and
Washington would soon become what Paris ii
Mr.. Cobb expresses qualification at the ar
rest, saying that there is no more high
minded and honoreble man than Secretary
Floyd. Fs"
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ALLIANCE CORRESPONDENCE.

R7,e5llcdm ConSaisn IN fAs Eghicrnh Congressional
D0irSet-loA Siinry Eigatan Re-HoutHaied for
Ca,gless-- Wiluan A Upham for Presidential
Elocior. MA
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EMBR0LDERLES.

EMBR0LDERLES. .
E. l. BALDWIN & Co.,
WILL OFFER ON THURSDAY.
w September 9Th,
250 Book and Cambria Collars, new styles
Linen and Piqus Collars plain and embroidered
Sets of the above.
$50 Embroidered Handkerchief, white and colors
Sets OF Sleeves, Collars, Cuffs and Handkerchiefs
to match.
1000 yards Cambria and Book Edgings and In
sertings, by far the finest assortment ever
opened in the city.
Cambria and Book Bands and FlOuncings,
Elegant sets a BOntOns,
do Bracelet styles.
do garmis a'Valencienne.
Embroidered Caps, Waists and BOsOms,
Embroidered COllaretts, entirely novel
We also offer
LACE GOODS.
Nelencienne, Brussels,
Honiton, Guipure,
Point, Eng Thread,
Point Applique, Pusher.
ALSO,
COLLARS AND SETS OF THE ABOVE.
WHITE G0ODS-Jaconets, Nainsooks Swisses
Tarltons, Lawns, BriHiants Dimities Percales,
Organdies, Linen Lawns and Cambrics, Clear
Ha"hs' anu o'neEs' a.-Hg.. sept6
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IN Nd oRNAMENTAL PRINTINo

@pIAlN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.
eE- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
aertrton done az the Printing EatRhlishment Of the
LEApER Oihoo On the latest Improved and most rapid
Steam Presses, n the best style, short notice, and
az reasonable rHtes. Particular attention paid TO
blank work, Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals sales
BOOKS Receiving Books &C., &c,
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sep3 Marble Block.
lR ACRES OF LAND VERY De-
~ sl6RABLY 6 located, on a plank road, six miles
acres Of wood, balance we'll Improved Frame dweI
ling-Bix rooms tive barns
VIII sell on easy terms, with the crops. Immedi-
ate possession given. Price, $500
HOUSE & JENNINGS,
pep5 Marble Block.
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ALahonInr RepubIlean NomInnnLtons.


The Republicans of Mahoning county have
nominated the following ticket which the
Register says they will triumphantly elect
The candidates are Samuel Smith ior Sheriff,
Timothy D. Baldwin for Auditor, James W.
McCIelland for Treasurer, F. W. Beardsley
for Clerk, G. Van Hying for Probate Judge,
W. c. Bunts for Prosecuting Attorney, VIII
liam Miller for Commissioner, J. W Garfield
for Surveyor, Joseph Barclay for Coroner,
and James Jones for In6rmary Director.
An Risht NpVz--The Union Going Anyhow.
Aeheerful letter in the New York Herald
from Texas, giving an account of the hang
ingss poisopings, and burnings, which diver
sify existence in that happy commonwealth
wiz afford immense relief to Republicans
We copy tie most cOnsoling paragraph:
eThe excitement growing out of these
matters has killed of all conservative feeling
in Texas. You may now note down every
Texan as disunionist They do not care
what you ali do at the North. We believe
that this state of things will continue so long
as the Union lasts; therefore, the great ma
jority Of US do not care how soon the crisis
comes. We believe it is bound to come,
IeAN AZ Ad4 as well 10 50 now ds AZ any olneF
time We DO not care the toss of a copper
whom you elect President If you elect
Douglas or Breckenridge or Bell, this hollow
Union viii continue few years longer, and
if you elect that miserable old rail-spiitting
abOlitionist, Abe Lincoln, you only hasten
by few years, the event which is bound to
transpire. Therefore, let every Northern
man do as he chooses. If he is a Black Re-
publican, and at the same time in favor of
the Union let him not fear to vote for Lin
coin, for disunion is bound TO come upon US
atno distant day, and there is no use Of pro
longing the miserable affair.
The Union sgilE slide nothing can prevent
its slisOH. Texas has spoken and relieved the
North of all responsibility. So we can vote
for Lincoln with the same tranquility that
we could vote for any other candidate We
.Iperience great comfort in this knowledge.
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TO LET.
A large and handsome Cottage fronting the
grounds Of the Cleveland Institute, Univer-
o, sllsE helgn u
Snerln street, Brick House .
Hamilton Street, between Erie and Bond Frame
II
farkman Street. frame House ~
mutrson Street, Frame House. ....... 10
81. Clair Street, nLar Bank, Frame Housa.... Ia
Ghesnut street, frame =. III
Bond street-brck do ......................,. %
johnson street-brick do III
-, ROUSE q JENNINGS,
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AMERICAN WATCHES

GlAN BE BOUGHT OF US JUST
~ as cheap as at the Factory aud warranted gem
uine and warranted good Time keepers.
We also sell the Amer lean Watch, made at Rox-
bury, with "Reid's Patent Attachment" most ex-
cellent contriyanee. For particulars and full de-
scription, last weeks Scientific American
C0WLES 4 co, Weddell House.
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w PROBERT, No. ia ONTARIO
! w street. wishes to inform his numerous
and our citizens generally, that he is well prepared
TO meet all demands In his line Of business with tho
prices as formerly.
On the Bsmsra6le Tenth of September our Eastern
Friends and Country Cousins" and all the rest of
the family, Will be here, and Of course, We want to
treat them we'll and the best way TO do il is TO 90 to
". PROBEk.l'S Market and buy some of his choice
Meatsj then they will 90 home with good impress
sion Of Cleveland and its inhabitants
N, Borders hlled and delivered free Of charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

RB- Persons wishing Note or Letter Paper and
Envelopes stamped with Initials, can kaYe their or
ders executed on short notice ga
J. B. COBB B CO.,
iuly16 l35 Suparior At
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Also, q great variety of all kinds OfBUFF. GOLD,
CREAM LAID, or
WHITE ENVELOPES
of every size share or thickness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOUUC ENTRAL AILR0AD. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLETRACK ROUTE.
The capaity the Road equal 10 In the count
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO The WEST

GREAT DOUBLETRACK ROUTE.
capaiy Of the Road IL equal 70 the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.
Office No. A,tor House, corner Of Vessy st.
Facilities the importation Passengers 10 and nom GIN
cinna Chicago ST Louis st. Paul, Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans other in the West North It, and South
west nsurpa sed for speed and comfort by route
Thro trains for the West leave New York foot OF Court
land IT Morning Express, Eve ming Express, pm
Sleeping and smoking on all the traina
Fare always low, and the time quick, ss by any other
By this route Fr.ghts Of all descriptions be forwarded to
and from any point The Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port the navgabe rivers OF the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh -, -, 4,
Penney Raj road all times favorable as are charged
ing the transportation Of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
This Compsny aso InaintaRs EmiTant Accommodation
Lire by parties eurating westward enjoy cheap and
half the mrs! class rates
of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Astor House.
LEIGH 4 Co.. Freight Agents ,
No. Astor House and No South WtliAm-st
MCDONALD BIsCHOFF. Emigfaat Agents.
No Battery place.
Urs.N~r n ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

RIoT AT NORTH BEReEs-SEvERAL PERSONS IN
JUREp.-Three young men, named DaVh S"sin'
Frederick H. Turner, and John Faulkner, were taksn
before Justice Martin of Hud,on City on Saturday al
ternoon. charged with fsloncusly assanng and oea.
inc Mary Thomson tcolored), Louis Bocke, Francis
Witt. and Julia Miller with their fsts, and also hnnS
guns at the above-named persons.
II appears that the ,ccused pa ties were Id the vcn-
ity of seacaucus fishing and hunting; and Ia pIssu8
thing TO drink Mrs T. replied rather abraply that
che had nothing for them to drink and that hah tnsy
desired H. they could have procured drink 2; me
lager beer saloon a heh they had just p'sssd. Upon
his il is alleged that OF the party tod ME-. inop
son THAI ale ne ed net be ssuey about it, and then
struck her or more blows in the face. Upon tlis
The children ran ont and cried "murder, when ME-
Wit, who passing In q wagon, went into ne
houee, and wac also assaulted. The children ia 'no
meantime alarmed some of the nelghbors, seven .,
eight OF whom pursued the young men INTO nsio
where fierce light easued during winch IL 10 saio me
guns were dstl aTged once twice. The inoaortanS
succeeded in taking the guns from the yourg men
with which they dubbed them until they were
pow cred and then bound and convey ed them 70 jail
Faulkner received severe cut asrols the forehead
with gun bad bruise the shoulder and a stab
on the light arm the blade Of the knife penetrating al
inch and half deep.
Swain received a severe cut over the head with q
gun.
Several Of the other party were more or sss injured
in the melee. 3,
woman. also made an affidavit that on the following
% orpIng after the afTay, his wife gave premature
birth TO child and that she had been beaten aboat tbs
head. .ouo
Justice Martin held Swain and Turner in 81 600
boDds each and Faukner in $780, for their appearance
at the October Term Of Court
These Young men yesterday took preliminary sApe
toward ceusi1 g the arrest of the other party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
ENocH LEWIS, General sSp',, Altoona, Pa.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAlLROAD.-
IN for pleasure travel trains leave 2oth
1t Station AZ follows: -
lOl5 m-Express for Albany Troy, Saratoga, Sharon
Springs Niagara Falls Lake George Lebanon Springs and Lake
mshoTGc Connecting Albany with N Y C. k for Sharon
Sprint Niagara Falls and all places West Also, with trains
for Saratoga all points North Sl5 mtor Croton Falls
Connecting at Bridge with Stages for Lake Waccabuc
and At Croton Falls Stages for Lake Mahopac $3.50
For Dover Plains connecting Godens sdge with Stages for
Wsccabuc and at CIoton Falls with Stages for Lake
Mahopse JOHN bDhChiLL, ASSIST oupt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

The SUNDAY LIQUoR-LAw.-HenryF h. Lehman,
keepe Of aeerbeer saloon at No I'll Jersey
CIV was yesterday and fined 20 by Recorder ren,
on charge Of violating the Sunday lquoT-law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

Io1al bs al Rsqsss, Sept 10, lSa.-2382 bbs. flsa1
40 bbls Corn Neal ll0yn blsh. Wheat o. els bush
Io6 pkgs Oil $40 pgL Whisky IL pkgs Lard ptss Ashes
COO has. PIlYlGloIt 10 3sgs SEED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

psrxARrs.-The Republicans of Hudson County
held primary meetings last night TO elect delegates :"
Convention to be held at Newark on the Ion n'1'
10 nominate candidate for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

FELoSIoUs AND PERHAPS FATAL AssAuLr.-Yss-
teIday afternoon, Justice Martin Of Hudson City is-
sued warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Mary Kelly, who
resides in one Of the sbanies in the OF Shaft No.
in which she is charged with committing felcpous
assault upon Peter Conner. Conner made an affidavit
that on Sunday afternoon, while at the house OF the
accused ste struck him with weapon, INJECTING
dangerous wound his left eye, and second blow
on the back OF the had knocking him insensibs, and
then beat him the arcs, shoulders and body The
injured is confined TO his bed, and ia seriously II
not dangerously injured Mrs. Kelly was subsequent
ly arrested and committed 70 jall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

A DANGEROUS MIssILE.-On Saturday fternoon,
while some laborsrs were engaged digging in bank
the Long Dock patent rocket with heavy iron head de-
three feet of them supposed that these rockets
the purpose of carrying line from wrecked vessels
the hore that parties were exp ermentiig Win he