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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-10

So THEY Go.-The last Iowa State Re
porter, published at Iowa City, decidedly
the abest and most influential Democratic
Journal in the State, announces that it will
next week drop the names of Douglas and
johnson, and thereafter give an enthusiastic
support to Lincoln and Hamlin.
PRoFITs OF FRUIT.-In tho NJ E. Far
n,er, mention is made of the Messrs, Clapp,
of Dorchester, Mass, who, Col. Stone says,
by systematic culture raised each year, on
five acres Of land, planted with apple trees
5000 worth of currants as nm under crop;
while, at the same time they had large
crop Of tho best apples. Their profits have
been from $4,000 to $500 per annum.
The following is John Adams opinion o.
New York in IVA, when he was on his
way to Philadelphia to the first Congress
1t is given in his Life and Works, vol 2. 7
352:
"With all the opulence and splendor O
this city, there is very little good breeding
to be found We have been treated will
an assiduous respect; but have not seer
one real gentleman, one well-bred man
since came to town. AT their entertain
ments there is no conversation that is agree
able, there is no modesty, no attention L
one another, They talk very loud, very
fast and all together. If they ask you
question, before you can utter three word
Of your answer they will break out upon yol
sgain aud talk away"
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M q Ia "a 81 ID.

At the residence of A. MoREHoUsE, in this village
Wednesday evening" Aug. 9Th, by Rev ]. Heller, HIRAM
KELLEY, OF Sacramento California, and Mrs. ELIZA
BETH G. HALL, of Fremont.
happier or more pleasant party never assembled in
our town than filled the dwelling Of Mr.. MoREHoUsE on
this festive OCCASION The happy couple received the
gratulations Of warm and true friends and many wishes
that the future of their lives might be unsued by
and dsappointments.
On Thursday Aug, I'd, 1850, by Rev. j. s. HaIdeman
Mr. JOHN P. BATZ0L to Miss LYDIA JANE DEUSLER
both Of Sandusky county.
Atthe residence OF Mr. c. B. TYLER on the lst inst BY
Rev, J. Heller. Mr.. JOHN W. TYLER and Miss SARAH
JANE BERRY, both Of Fremont.
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FearfuIIy Hot weather in Kansas.

A private letter from Manhattan, Kansas
dated July 29th, contains tho following:
The thermometer day after day stood al
1lS degrees, and one day for few hour.
it rose to l25 degrees on the north side o.
the house in tho shade, yet there was but
one case Of sunstroke and that was not ia
tai. There is always wind in that coun
try which makes it bearabIe.
The letter is from D. G. White to J. w
Burch. agent for the Hannibal and st. Jo
seph Railroad.
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The Fremont Harp Band and Cleo Club
called at our house on Wednesday evening,
and gave specimens of their skill in play
ing and singing. Thanks, young gentle
men; your melody is hard to beat.
On Wednesday, Aug. lst, the State Ar
tesiau Well had reached depth of 1855
feet. There had been series Of mishaps
which would temporarily suspend tho work
for about a week.
Large quantities of wheat are daily COM
ing in; prices paid arc good, though not
quite up to the expectations of the farmers.
Red wheat has brought during the week
from 9s to 100; White l,O4 to LOG.
FINE ToMAToEs.-John Alsop, of Bello-
vue, has our thanks for lot of nice, ripe
tomatoes. While discussing them at the
breakfast table, the expression was unani-
nous as to their goodness and bygienic
qualities.
HoT WEATHER.-On Monday and Tues
day the thermometer indicated rather a
heated term-the mercury ranging from
go to 95o in the shade.
We have an interesting letter from a
tourist at Niagara Falls, which We arc
obliged to lay over until next week.
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Total receipts on subscription for July --s34e
The amount received, as stated above, is
not one half of the expenses of the Office for
the past month. We hope to make bet
Der showing in August. Who'll help to
swell the roll?
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ID I Il d

In York Centre Aug. I'd, IDA, daughter Of 8. A. A.
w. YORK, aged 10 months and IL days
Her heavenly Father called her home
To revel in his smiles Of love-
To free her from the cares OF life
And all the wiles OF earthly strife
Yedd not see that angel band
with heavenly mein and harp In hand,
They gently bore her spirit home,
In those celestial fields to roam.
Sweet Ida isan angel now,
ga crown is on that pure white brow"
A harp is in those little handsi
She calls you to that happy land.
Her angel spirit whispers there,
"Dear father, mother, come up here,
Live SO that when llfe's journeys DER,
You'll meet your Ida on this shore" EN-
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We ask Republicans in sober earnest
ness, what good can be accomplished by
the election of Lincoln and Hamlin q Gin,
cinnai Enquirer.
1t will annihilate the race of Northern
Democratic doughfaces whose political maws
are open to swallow any dose their task
masters at the South may prescribe, if only
an official sop follows.
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To Advertisers.

The JOURNAL is the best medium through which busi
speak to the people Of this county There
four papers in this town. and wish to say that the
circulation of the JOURNAL is LARGER than that OF any
other paper In the county.
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A suit has been commenced in New York
against the Great Eastern Steamship Com
pany, with damages laid at $4,000, for an
Infringement Of an American patent on
the siderwhoel and screw motive power
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valuable Earn, FOR sale.

In advertising columns will be found notice for
the sale ofthe residence of VIM. Beebe deccase by the
Administrator E. A. Beebe This desirable and valua
ble property and will be sold the prescr
bed hy law.
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he that in the porid rouid rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE !"
Jas. 7. Marshall, Practical Chemist New York, ,spe
eia Notice column.
Do You Want Farml call Buckland & Everett.
Albert Tindalrs Estate Laurel Tindall, Executrix,
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INPECTINE
The Persian Fever Charm.
NOR THE PREVENTION AND CITRE

TOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE
IL of FsVsr and 4gEs and Bilious FsVers. This won
deru emepy brought to the knowledge OF the pres
ent propretors by friend who has been great traveller
In Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he experienced
attack OF Fever and Ague. On scovering his
condition. Of the Boatmen took from his person an
AmHiet say ing "Wear this and Fever oH touch you
Although noredulous to Its virtues he complied and ex
perenced immediate relief and has since always found
esctual protection from all malariOus complaints
On further investigation he found that the boatman at,
ributed to It miraculous powers and said that 1t could
only be obtained from the Priests ofthe Sometime
afterwards, the gentlemen In conversng with a Priest
obtained from him the secret of its preparation and as
cerained where the medicinal herbs found ofwhieh
II compounded The wonderful virtues of this article
have induced full belief in the minds Of the natives in
the miraculous healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return TO America II has been tried with the
happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of hiR
character who have given 1t the most unqualified praise
This remedy having been specific In Persia for
Of years for the prevention and o. Fever and ARut
and Bilious Feveras offered to the American people
II will be sent by mail prepaid with full directions o
use, receipt Of one dollar. ..,-,IT RI
Principle Depot and Mandatory, 1888 Main street
Richmond Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce Bald
ing, New York. Address
| yum 90 lsOO-aoyi. W
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9rtmmt guurml.
local anN AGisceIIaneOus 1Gattets.


All descriptions of Job Printing neatly and expedi
tiously done and on reasonable terms you desire an
such work call at the JouRzAL OFTioE.
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We have tho most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices, and various other
Blanks for sOe at all times OF the JOURNAL OFFICE
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BELLEvUE.-We had occasion to visit
the village of Bellevue on Monday. There
are few towns in Northern Ohio that have
the spirit of enterprise and go-ahead ener.
gy manifested by the Bellevueans. We
noticed fine, substantial buildings in course
of erection and completion. Activity in all
branches of business was manifest. Mer-
chants and tradesmen are all actively en-.
gagged. Large quantities of grain are
bought by Chapman q Woodward, and
Flager q York, at about the same prices
as paid in Fremont. Red wheat 90, White
LOS, Corn 40, Oats %.
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Do you take the FREMoNT JouRNALG
costs bat u 80 per year, sent BY mail
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Special Notices.
Health HcnIthl

Use Old Dr. Dellenbaugh's Celebrated
q II r. M A N I'M p II We d
SHgar Coated, Anti. Bilious Liver s~t Blood Pills,
warranted purely vegetable The best Family Pill
before the public.
Prire-25 Cents per Bor.
DR. DELLENBAUoH, Cleveland, Proprietor.
For Saleby g, Il. NCULLoCH, Fremont
Fremont April 10th, Is6O.-15yl.
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New AGuE CURE: Never known to fail {;
pleasant for children to take No bitter sckning
drugs quinne; arsenic other poison One drug
gst says he has given in thirty cases. without singe
failure. Sold by -
G. r. McCULLoCH.
Fremont June g. 1S60-22tf
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A CARD.-The subscriber, practical
II Chemist and Manufacturer Of Chemical Preparaons
FrsHek Cosmetics FHe Perfumes &c. for the past
teen years. offers Gree Of charge) to all who desre
the Recipe and directions for making simple nsgedbs
Balm, that will in from two to eight days, Pim-
Piles, Blotches Ten, Freeklss Saowness and all impure
ties and roughness OF the Skim leaving the sameas Ma
ture intend, It should besc clear, soota aud beaa-
taL This s no humbug catchpenny affair." and those
who think It such, will please not notice the advertise
msnt Those desiring the Recipe, With full Instructions
directions and advice will please call on address, with
return postage)
fr JAS. T. MARSHALL,
a PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
s1m5. No. so, City Buildings New York,
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Two of the five Democratic papers in
Tennessee which run up the flag of Doug
las have changed to Breckenridge. The
Democratic press Of that State now stands
8 Douglas, 25 Breckenridge. So announces
the Nashville Union. r--..--.....---
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The Republican Association of Washing
ton were not allowed TO erect liberty pole
in that city, from which 10 suspend the
stars and they thereupon resolved to wait
until after the Inauguration Of Abraham
Lincoln as President
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Car TImc-Lcnvlng Fremont.

UeveInnd anu TOIedO Railroad.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Buff. EXP. h Mail. .6.35 AN Mail ...-.......e12 AN
N. Y. Express -6O7 Pm Western Express e.05 Pm
On the Fremont and Indiana Road for Fndlay, daily
except Sundnys, at p.l5 O'clock A. IN.
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"A OARD.

Dr. JOHN B. RICE, would respectfully an
uounee that he has the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery During his absence he has enjoyed unsurpassed
facilities both College and Hospital in the City Of Pha-
dslpbiO; and in the New York Eye InHrmary.
E-T- Office, as formerly. April Q, 1850
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IFaIus VIII Le0Ve Uyue.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
Mail Train. ..... S55 Am. Night Express 450 AM.
Night Express. $50 pm. Mail Train. NJ.
Freight Accom-. Train on Freight 4 Accom-. Train on
Monday, Wednesday, and Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday -.---.- 1l45 AN Saturday 80 Pm.
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sANDUsKY COUNTY.

PUTNAM COUNTY.
Acres. Section. Town Range.
100 NWT north east.
so W Il of VIZ 1s l north east.
100 SWA l3 north east.
These lands worthy Of attention. both from settlers
and those seeking Investments They good lands
mostly, and prospectyey very valuable. They will be
sold low private sale ifappcaton be made soon
third cash, balance in 6 and II months Apply to me at
Cincinnati. JAMES P. KILBRETH.
Cincinnati June IS, 1s6O.--25w6. Trustee.
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cular attention will be given 10 the
Cure of Consumption,

July 20, 1860 30.
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DIED.

In this city, on Friday morning, the 18th instant,
NINA, daughter of VIM A. and Eliza l.. i.ov~-
land, aged years and months. She left the ear III
for a brighter and happier sphere
OBlTuARY.-Died. on Thursday, the TN inst, at
he, residence. near the Navy Yard, Mrs. MARIA
STEWART, IN the 39th year of her age.
hand OF frle ndshp would Irvine q little garland OF
sentiment commemorative of her virtues and place
II. as trIbae OF respect upon her silent resting
place for she possessed, in emine emit degrees
those amiabie and attractive characteristics which
their d psnsation of chsrity, min steering ANGELS
indeed. Kind, gentle. and aHsc ionate her presebce
everlent charm to tbs d nestle circle, enrich d
twas with the blended love Of a fond mother md
cherished little pledges nf affection, olinging ike
rosebnds t. their parent sem. Whether ia the
sphere daughter, sister, wife, mother-in ga oh
and a ] If taose tender and sacred relations vol
and faithfully did Mrs. STEWART perf'rm her d. ~
christian woman, winning all that ca me
ing ourd her the sweet odor of a good example
As member Of the LADIES' Relief Society &c ST
Peters Church, her charitable zeal end red her
TO the poor and afflicted whose wants and neces
ties she eagerly sought out and reviewed and far
her 70 task WAS too afduous, no labor 200 severe,
when the glory Of re lyon was to be advanced. or
the interests OF the poor and those of the
OF phan, were to be subserved For these good m
she received on earth portion of her great reward
for her dying moments were br ghtened by the con,
the ayers and benedctious of the poor-thus era
ing her to realize foretaste of that eternal bliss
which lies beyond the grave, and reas surng US that
- "the wintry blast of death
HI. not the buds OF virtue; no, they spread.
1hro' endless ages, into higher powers"
Macy Yard, WaskinstOm, Oct 81, 1855 A
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-. ha0kxy0WAH'af anaA.-azszs--.-z,----
.M0coss Deetttty, fs-As . sedetivs end fnyigof-
s.n5 meeicne, these Pills have had "A sstonishing
~ svsfy part Of the eyvili red slebe. IhAy
15 IN the eorrid Zone or the rue 10 gions. They
Iespae the pulse and the aofion of the heart bsSe
Sn1 tcengthen the relax ed nerves, give tope aud
enogSk 10 the general system nd Inv n. "a shlish
sotous mort OF ths 1ts} fun clio ne ex
we -nsnts q melaachoy, deprss sd spirits blues
~ - &c. SOLO by al Druggists 2Sc 6e. and
81 POI D"A.' 81 - 4 $40 90 l9-iw
tn EdsfAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHxRRY.
- lac i9iiowlng letter from Rev. HEN.Y Woop of
concord, N H., Editor Of the Cougreg ationsl Joar-
ns, peaks volumes IN favor of WtNtdr's BalSdnE.-
MEs.a.. Seth w. f fSse1sR 2 q Sn H. Ms5e.s
my, lungs confined me to my bed for seyeral Weeks
sn9e Wnen recovered, was 30 much Oppressed by
omculty IN breathing, that was often unable 10
sleep or rest upon q bed by night The suffering
vas extreme, and judging from the ineicacy of the
femenes used, supposed the disease incurabie
Being persuaded To try bottle OF istar's BtIsasn
gc ntq Garry: without confidence IN its efficacy
Iound ths diitioulty almost entirely removed BE-
tore one aottle was used up. sympathy with my
IsIow sufferers induces me to make this publlo
similarly afflicted. - '
With respect, yours truly, HENRY woop.
none genuine unless signed 1. BurTs on the
Prepared by 9. w, Fowle Co., Boston, and for
g. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Palmer. Wssi.
lngeon; and by dealers everywhere. Oc I1-lwr
To THE AfFLIcrKDi-Re sure to read the adver-
t,sement OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
BLOOD Purifier. IN another column. If !
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GEORGETOWN.
Coys,pssd>Aee Of n. Star.

IN Notwithstanding the storm Of wiaa and an,
which ragsd here lac. night VITA unprecedeaaed
bcrs Of the republican associ stion n the vie.
wan, corner If High and ay stree1 = 4. -
Mr. henshsw, Of Washington, addressed the
he was a slsveholder he was q republicsn "a
then proceeded to give reason for the fsith TN
was In him. He said that southern democr.ts
had always denounced prominent men at the
ists,' citing John Quincy Adams, Winthrop.
Fillmore, and others. He was funny az the en-
pense OF the Bell Everett men and their anxiety
10 save tue Union, and said the Baltimore Clip
Per hao damaged the cause Of the Unica party In
Maryland by its denunciations Of republicans;
that Maryland was certain for Breckinridge; aud
that Col Whitley was very poorly informed for
an editor when be talked Of the prospects Of the
union party there. He illustrated his positions
Dy several jokes and anecdotes, which seemed to
be none the less relished because they savorrd of
age, as was eviDced by the laughter and applause
which they elected.
Mr. Craig was then called for, and responded
oy snort speech, after which
Mr. McGraw rose to make an explanatIon
Inere was statement in the Washington Star
last Saturday week that there had been discus
sion Of the "merits of democracy here He was
not discussing the merits Of democracy at that
meeting, but the policy OF the republican party
as ne was Of opinion that ''you can cstch more
lilies with honey than with vinegar He Joined
the association not TO oppose democrats or Other,
Out because he liked republican principles You
must reason with southern democrats
Mr. Henshaw said yol couldn't get a chance 10
reason with then. They shut out republican
speeches as fncendiary documents II had been
asked what was the use Of republican associations
In southern communities. They Were good for
this thing to disa the minds Of the people
Thanks were returned to Mr. Henshaw; be re-
tired, and the association adjourned
About $50 beef cattle we e offered at Drovers,
hest yesterday, OF which about $50 Were sold 10
spectators and butchers at - 5oas3 50 per 100
lbs. gross.
Leave your advertisements at Dr. Barnard's. al
Crandells, or at ia Bridge street Itcosts you no
more, saves time and trouble, and insures prompt
attention.
Mrs. Nj Simson has, since her removal into her
new store, No. Ill Bridge street, recei we'd large
stock Of new goods which she il selling at reas-
enable prices The small, but neatly finished and
furnished, store Is certainly an improvement en-
months since.
Tine attention Of the ladies is called TO Mrs.
w oard's advertisements Of iona BILE millinery
Just opened; also, to the other Georgetown diver.
tisenehts in this days paper
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MARRIED,

On the llth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Krisht,
JOHN F. CONNOLLY, ESQ. OF Ba timores 10
Mrs. LAVlNIA g. ROtsA, Of this CITY. =
On the l4th instant, by tho Res. Father Young,
BENyAMlN HOBBS, to Miss REBECCA V.
SMtrHSON, all of Washington.
In o. ncInnsti OHIO, October 18th, by the Rev. B.
u. Ma Thy, WILLIAM r. RlGGEES, OF Wash
ington city, and MARY A. WILSON, Of Coving-
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NV ORLEANS, Oct. I9.-Dates have been re-
ceived here from Vera Cruz 20 the I'd inst The
eastern division Of the Constitutional Army IN re-
ported to have arrived before the city Of G1sdala
jna but nothing had been sf-cted
II was stated that Robes and Pezuel.. con-
handing a division Of the church forces had been
defeated with loss Of 400 In trying 70 march ogt
Of the Capitol. -
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THE hAFESTNEWS
HhTELRdRAPBIO
Prom Canf.rui,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.@Two ares brahs an,
nearly simuitsnsopkly IN san Franc,sco on IN
evening Of the 9Th Inst The fut consur,>x
wooden buildings in Drum street, beiween So
ramepto and California streets, valued al IS 600
The second swept the wooden buildings ron q
lot ooe hundred and any feet square, on The cor
ner Of Broadway and Front streets, causing hoes
OF $40 900
IRE In the town Of Hesldsburg, Soaoss cson-
y, on the I'd, DESTROYED property IN the business
center, valued az $40 COO
The Hawaiian yacht Emma Rosie. srrived on
~. stn rom Honolulu via Victoria, bringing
s r.lnce Lot kamehameha and party. They have
,... ieeelved considerable attention from The
ROYAL party, however, ercites more curiosity than
showefs OF Isin fell throughout the state on the
hien, OF the ID and eth, Indicating an esrlv o.
pfosch Of the rainy season - -, r
Late Oregon adv1ces represent matters precisely
as oePsened by The last erpres Tbere was
growing impression that no senatorial el.rt,,D
would take place this season
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frsm the Plaius.

BRowNsvrLLK, Mo, Oct. Is Captain 6}zipes
with his surveying party, reached this CITY lsst
evening. He has been engaged upon "a. Z, overn
nent surveys west of the six principal rneridi,ns
for the pest two months ie rrpcrts a cooutry
rich In soil and well wstered, with scarcity Of
timber, except upon the Little Bloc river and its
tributaries A large party OF Pixies PeaEers az
rived this morning. and len On the boat They
brought large amount, and report mining mat
tiers as favorable
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New York Pslttic.-

BNsHANToS, Oct. Is-The Breekinr,a,.
Democracy in this county Were addressrd lsst
night by the Hon. James T. Brady and ssmueI
G. Courtney. 80 .f-
The Union Electoral Ticket Was -ndors.d. ana
an earnest support Of Breckenridge strongly
urged and the Douglas Albany Regency thoroush
ly rrpudiated. -. Il =. :
The Hon Dsn1 ;. Dickinson, who presided a.
Chairman also addressed the meeting md made
speech upon the Union Of the States, and vindI-
Gated the regular Democracy. .'...--.--'T
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The Nebraska Gisctisu.

OMAHA, N. T, Oct Is-The election return.
are all in, except those from Shorter and Saline
counties. Morton, Democrat, has IS msioritv Tor
delegate 70 Congress. The two counties % hear
from will probably increase II 10 $50 or uore The
Legislature stands House-Republicaus -
Democrats, ~. Council r epublgcans o; Demo.
cra., 6; In doubt, 7. The former reports giving
Daily majority is incorrect n = -
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Daltiusrs narkst.

BALrrsoRR. Oct 20.-Flour 10 steady. wheat
frmi red 81 30; white 81 .<ss1 IS; yellow sl 40
Corn steady; mixed 66a70c. Provisions quiet mess
pork sf9 IS; prime Si4 50 Coffee steady Al al.
al5kc. whisky dull at 22a22 &c. = :.
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New York Marksts.

NEW YoRr October 20 Flour duh, but easier
State s5 .35as5. 40; Ohio ss eOsS5 IS; So1thern
IS o5aS6. Wheat dull, but easier; western whIt.
81 50. Corn quiet and heavy, with limited ssles
Provisions quiet. Whisky dull at 2lsal kc..