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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

BLACK REPUBLICAN OUTRAGE-A gross outrage was last night committed upon the Bell and Everett headquarters, corn CT o Olive and Fourth streets, and on the " De- mocratic Headquarters" by band of law less ruffians attached to the black repubh can party. The buildings were attacked and damaged by shower of stones, which were thorwn into them. At late hour an immense crowd of men belonging to the Democratic and Union parties, assembled, and after listening to calm ana conciliatory speeches from Messrs Barrett and others, concluded to yield obedience to the laws and refrain from any retaliatory measures. -.S. Louis Bulletin.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

BAD CHAREcTER.-The importance of preserving good reputation for truth and honesty, is quite strikingly set forth in the following
 A mortal fever prevailed on board ship at sea. and a negro man was appointed to throw the bodies of those who died from time to time, overheard One day, when the captain was on deck, he saw the nigger dragging out of the forecastle sick man, Who was violently struggling to extricate himself from the negro's grasp. and re monstrating very bitterly against the cru city of being buried alive.
 "What are you going to do with that man. you black 'rascal?" said the captain.
 "Going to throw him overload, massa, cause he dead"
 "Dead! you scoundrel! said the captain, don't you see he moves and speaks?''
 "Yes, massa, know he says he no dead, but he always lie so nobody ever know when to believe him."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

adopted at Charleston. and to which he and his friends had subscribed, declared was necessary to nominate. There was not two thirds of the electoral college in the convention, including the bogus delegates from Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas, unless we count those who remained Tn the convention but positively refused to par ticipate in its action. It was clear that Douglas could not be nominated according to the democratic usage, and hence the re- solution declaring him "the unanimous choice of the convention for the presiden- cv," was an effort to override an establish ed rule, which makes the assertion that his nomination was regular simply ridiculous.
 There were only twenty-five States rep resented in the convention that nominated him, and three of these were represented by bogus delegates.
 In the convention which nominated Mir. Bell there were only twenty-three States represented. The following States hadno delegates in that convention, to wit: Cali fornia, Oregon, Iowa, Wisconsin, Louisia- ma and South Caroina-ten States entitled to forty-nine electoral votes.
 The following is Mr. Bells vote on the second ballot:
 For Bell-AIabama, 9; Connecticut. 34; Delaware, 3; Florida, 3; Indiana, l2; Ken lucky, 4; Maine. 8; Massachusetts, IF; Maryland, T; Missouri, l; New York, 4; New Jersey, ,; Ohio, IS; Pennsylvania, l9; Tennessee, 12; Vermont, ,, and Vir- ginia, 13-Total l39.
 A number of votes were changed to Mir. Bell and he was subsequently declared the unanimous choice of the convention.
 Ut will be seen that Mr. Bell received only 52A votes from the southern States on the second ballot.
 This is the convention which some of its southern adherents claim as having put forward "the only national ticket!"- .NashyiWe Union and American.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

GREELEY's SYMPATHY AND ADMIRATION. The New York Tribune seems to like Senator Douglas in his halfway" posi- tion. It says:
 "Senator Douglas is fighting a gallant battle. We adn,ire his courage and energy. So far as his principles and policy tend in the right direction. he has our sympathy and respect"
 When such print begins to talk of de- mocrats whose principles and policy tend in the right direction,' is it not time for the honest democrats to look carefully at the tendency" of these things?-Hartfor Times
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

T Gov. Conway has appointed U. NJ. Rose, esq, of Batesville, chancellor of the Little Rock chancery court, vice H. F. Fairchild, appointed and qualified as Judge of the supreme court. The appointment is A good one. Mir. Rose Is a lawyer of fine abilities and extensive legal and literary &C., quirements, and will carry to the discharge of the duties of the chancellorship we'll stored mind, habits of industry and con- scientious regard for uty.-Ladepsndent Rolauce
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
Johnson's Maj.2l2l

Johnson ahead, ............... 2OO
 Four townships heard from in Scott Co.,, give Rector a majority of 433. All but three townships heard from in Sebastian county, give Rector majority of POI.
 Our returns from the election of Con- gressman are not as extensive. In the northern district, Hindman carries Conway by about 300 majority, while Cypert gets a majority in Phillips of 25O; in St. Fran cis about 200; in Independence S5; and in White l32. Mitchell is undoubtedly de- feated in the southern district From the best information we have been able to get, the race is very close between Johnson and Rector From the official returns received, it will be seen that Johnson is ahead.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

EF An insane man entered the Ann Arbor (Mich. poor house, some five weeks since. and at once refused to take any food. For four weeks he not only utterly abstain ed from food, but would give no account of himself. The Ann Arbor News noticing the case, brother-in-law of the man, re- siding in Canada. saw the paragraph, and at once went for his relative. On remov- ing the man, he partook of food sparingly, and conversed some. He said, on entering the poor-house, the Lord had sealed his mouth.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
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EE The Messrs. Dyers, with common dable zeal, have put up in connection with their mill splendid blaming machine.- " It works like charm" They can now supply lumber already dressed on the most liberal terms.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

Union Barbecue. There will be free Barbecue given at B. B. HUDGINs', on Thursday the 16th day of August, A. D. 1S60
 All persons are respectively invited Come one, come all.
 B. B. HUDGINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

MrcHrcAS.-Gen. Cass, it is expected, will address the State convention of the Michigan democracy, in favor of Breckin- ridge and Lane. to whom tc gives an en- thusisstic support.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

E Below we give the most reliable re- turns from the election received. Wehave heard rumors of majorities for both Rector and Johnson in several other counties, but as the news is not authentic, we omit it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
Gednr Mades. MonfQonaeru Go,

Cedar Glades, Montgomery Co.,, Ark. MEssRs. EprToRs: Please enquire of George Hardwick's post-otfice. He lives in Texas; office unknown. His mother IS dead and I wish to write to him; By so doing you will oblige yours,
 l.. N. CAWTHON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

@- If Satan was turned loose upon the earth, and had to make living by lying, he would starve to death where certain Douglas editors would grow fat. If any man can resurrect an old, stale, flat lie that abolition has ever spewed out against 1e- mocracy, that bas not been rehashed by the Douglas organs, he deserves patent for the discovery.-Erchanee.
 We know some opposition editors that would not grow lean at the same operation. They not only resurrect old lies against the democracy, but invent many new ones.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

Eg An Irish judge said, when address ing prisoner, "you are to be hanged, and hope it will prove warning to you"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

~ w. H. Feild, jr., has opened bran new stock of cheap goods. He does the neat thing, and is one of the most af- fable polite gentlemen we know of. Give him a call
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
IIIV NOuIs3
 D. H. LAY,
 A. B. BRITTON, J. W. HILL, W. E.. MENEES, c. D. SIMMONS,
Rose Bub, Ark, July 18th, Is

GENTLEMEN: Your note is before me, and l comply with your request if you think it will be of any service to your cause when published. Respectfully,
 MATTE HARLAN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

WouLD BUT CoULDN'T.-The San An tanio Herald has hauled down the Houston flag, and comes out for Breckinridge.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11

EE The number of slaves annually ex- ported from Virginia are 10000.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
. W. R. J. GIBBoN, Sec'y.

NoTE-There will be barbecue at the mouth of Rock Roe Ferry on White river. in the county of Monroe, on the third Sat urday in August next, to which all are in- vited to attend, particularly the ladies' Competent speakers will be in attendance.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
Ouitman, Ark, July 18th, 1860

Miss MATTE HARLAN, Rose Bud, Arkansas-
 RESPECTED Miss: In accordance with resolu- ton passed at the last regular meeting of Quitman Division, No. le9, Sons of Temperance, appoint ing a committee to wait upon you, we most re- spectfully request in the name of said Division, that you furnish us with a copy of your address, 70 Ararat Division, for publication in the True Dem ocrat, a paper published at Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-11
Official Vote of Pulaski County.
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Breckinridge Club.

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, 1860-08-27

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t Campaign Rreas and Tr1hune.. =
Tho bsst kspublisan document that can b
ll.tsib.t.a ri th.sw.st daring this campaign,
! the chisags. Para ri TS11usa. In ordss
, giveit broadcast circulation, t will b sent
i Club, from Sept. Is. until after tho prs.i.
tsntial slsction. At thy following greatly re.
lMssd rates: 80 ;.,~.,.-
! FOR THE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY"
twenty copies. one address. so
Atty copies one a&drrss. 10 90
fngle copies. as.
EBt Funish thu Poat Maste1 with 4 Nst Of Tho namts
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20 papsrs IRON bundle sen. 10 ous addres,. '', =.
~ Money In registered lettcrs seat q: our 1ak<
Addresi Press l. TRIBUNE, Chicago, nj
, 1860-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL,


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HOT CORN Will NOT PAY.
EAl -srGv GvEsfEn.afkRs1r.- nanh =; - ~
dealer r Caorie nrlrd Grin. Mea Fefd 6e Ihs AeaI
hsnPesor In qualify md VIII 'ktfp 1tr ytis Ia snT ei
to pssFrrsits or!EnH qualify to my put d lie ueea.
q Sa6r's Gram Ir'e1 ao.th 3al el Hush strses
, 1860-08-27
Yfw Kph Warker

UY THE1RAFu1 new To1x August IS
FLouH-Thr tnrrly cf rgtdlstnAo eossroon xrsdf, y
nour II I'm ted. and With far eKoF d O1e fysdr d.
nand p:tte atn a' htfy Advanced, kafes 500 h1, II
- far runcr atar: ts.7@9545 fT stare:
@91 t'sf per wes.rn $5.2<ot0 fns cr4nmnn b ,tdI.
sa,, um r3ttavsets1!a q tw <psinE ttanca nj
.fesenk aTer .Vaaadisp tour may be qutxed aha g
amsr ~t !.tr-ate drmAnd. satts So tr1s
61f suitE; $s3 sHa fE c.ntnon to thoce tai.a iyr
tuE strsdf t S3G&.n fur common to choice suptr
CeE1' thcal lei ard p'iees without naatern ching.
MutKr-ln rn@deEafe demand u upcn.uxen ptgce
"6siss l1u M 1rt4 at 2lh@lte. Go..YS q9n;
t1GRAfn-Whca, Qsie aud ete2dy. 5hstg Is tff export
lsul,. but The llFct snrp'y Of kols ttes odffsi If
CHI ek1 oncE1tons a !att paI II LIE t.cet Il h4tt
le. b arrive EllrS l4G00 bu wlnier r d western nj
u 2tGa1 III 3l00 bu Chicago spring arrive at elT
lou ~ Ansr II Ut 4i-sl: 10 bu white Indi4na nj
ei4 blt bu red Ohio at 4t S.; 10 Ia con n,sn
e G*a fl tl I'll. md 3Bo Inferior red Southern 1t
M 1T qqle ~ 5U By Il 1f n s,ose barley quitt.
atn new 4:nte sold at n C1tfdutl and 6Her sac.
oW fa al 6H4h:}: for KCulll mixed weatc tncud re
sodto 4rtFs Aiocday afSN and 3ttfsard ttat:
% o. III r. = = . sse ior suhd and yto~ oa~ In m,Jer.te
At "a soc f95 gessern Statt- Hoala-
fGo1IsoSs-tik heayY f1r ess sud steady for re1u,a
80 b.s u y 70 for rev &lsGk Il IS 10! EcT
prime *sMEsl3':, fH Old p.ue Bcsf quset and +teady
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?A@2kc f"r shoulder and ic fur lans. Lafd ov tslr~
U nalf VI l2x@t:kc for tutetcs nnd issi:ic for n
Bacon quit buitcr aelux Attic We for thto 1fGacc
for >a4t Cheu.e unchanged al halOlc .ar
prime 3eoacaed 70 t,. lot q sho2
ytsterdays .ees. @''4l
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k0 10 $40 PER DAY.-To Der:
FD sn,eas r. Employment. u aI res ing Prot. n,
atktI. GEclgo Pot 0Tce- nd erco.lng Tine Dailar
eaa tas an n:poEal manufacturing elpt eby
a. ~ e. m-s: fron - TO sg PER Day Ia nv town &
;hS 9o1ho IA the couEry and requiring little or a.
Gst UHce, Chicago. an.:II~
, 1860-08-27

EILN,." DRIED CORN MEAL
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, 1860-08-27

NEW Yonk, Aug. 25:-Ths Teutonia, from
Nf| ioIk, arrived 1t S5uihampion On the 18th
Tia Adr;atic sailed 10 day for southampton
and aayre, with 1877 Passengers and s672 900
Id specie-
Fhe EdisbH:sh. ss ipE Qaesns.owq aua ,1.i.er-
P9o!. took es9 passengers and s75s,Qoo in
, 1860-08-27

ETonox7o. Aus. a5..Ths Masonic body are
making arrangements. to meet the FRINGE of
Wales at Ottawa. to ask's:' Ii the ceremony Of
laying the foundation storrof the new Houses
ct parliament.
Fearful thunder storms hare ragged the last
tEo days in this vicinity, with bail. 4 ,9rulber
Of buildings we're DESTROY ell.
, 1860-08-27

Do21ox MAnkzzs-Aug. o3.-Corn k1caange
The recstpts Zines Yesterday yhsre been e,osl
bbl. dour and 10 bu corn The MARKET eonttn-
ues quite st.ssy- for asur; -with-a moderate DE-
rn.nd.- Sales of common brands 'Ves'efn-st
$s.e5@, ST; f4no, brands e5.eoQa76; extra,
At Ss75@Gto; ssd superior at g s5Gs ?s =
1t Is 1900 ~ for .fancEs- -s6,25 @G7a for extras
and *7.Oous :; Tor tupsEi0r. u corn there T.; j. j.
;5c, but Southern IL bsld higher; tMestcru
mixed Csc; and Tor white pricss are qsite .osn'
iua!. In oats, sslca at o@45e iof Canada, West.
cru aud Southesu.-, In rye, small Gales al $40
$50 2 hu. Shart els:o0@is 90; aud fine iced
*sl.0V@e4.o0 e. Ion. =: - Prnstaions- market
for r"1t conttnnes. quitn firm. With sales Of
prime ut sl5.or@lI.oo; mess u. Il? 5o9:o 81 !;
and clear At Ess oo@ss 90 2 hbi cas.. And
moe. Beet ranges trnm - ouGl2.so 7 Dbl for
Easlern and Western. Lsid l33@l4c y b in bbls
and ssSs t6S Sests1 ~ sii@i lsaG2
been1ldulh htfce4. ~ 7H11 -
, 1860-08-27

Tie receipts OF produce to day were light,
and there WAS lees activity In the. grain mar
1et in consequence.
, 1860-08-27

PaH4el 1hroush Pott: C,1bourne Loek--up .2ph-sch,
W4*Sa, K|S spaSEisr Metose. N: /. Collins. Tsrley,
aA..tf Ros; Prop Aay Stale. aat-Piops Avon. Wea;
Emna. C4ss;de ts plymoptL liotE; .'e.'s -.
,nac, Emma ela-schrt. Twln arotLss. Villa Squali.
HuD! fa.dsld; BARK soao1s: Prop Atrou.lst. Caiha:
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-F1HE. PENNSYLVANIA
TRIAL. RAIL ROAD. ......
Il =

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Tas capacity or ia E&zd h now eS.ai IL u,:,n.
Thres ThreRKh Pasz.nxsr 1',.,ua
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qs1ossa :s t. u :. W4s;. n.s G,
Nav Iork, uoaoa, Baltimore aud VISA. L4',.'. -
sarnaauf taet!.s n: =. sEsnsp:.t.,!sn Z g
E12Ess. Aad Fa! Lines run through L. r--.:.:4A
without change Of ca. o. t:oaAuc:o.;.
r. daily. III u = II. sasdty: A:; T..
Tast Line eanuset ter sal,;tA"sr and M.sA.: c'.:.
Al rnsonSa pssssHx"r Trans 2.nv:sc. ~: -.
nus ss1nE nush to ,hs t4t+,y q ~. !. r.
six Daity T1asars rse4wssn fLi'a:eipsA and New rts
Through Tlessa, al Es'l s.s keod Gu e.. ai.:. = :;
taars--
Boat T,eteta 70 Bo&ten xccd TN :;srrea ~ III.
charge through New Ynrk.
Tckta .uay b obtained It tfta" c-,-: R.:o.t
Oees III the ". aso IN hoa;l .5' ..-t-s4 ~ L q
Of Steaus1s on the AltAs.ar7i th.c Hs:e -
01erc. otthe Company Ia Iostsa Ss -. I..r.:e.v
3. " JAAz AzwAra II Low Aap 1,p: "A c:uk
As5 xon j $i5kzIs e sas, i Ei!5xe,x;a
BERc4 rs si:: ts;:;;s 44a AND
,r{li ssaiaS .i s1.:s Z: S,f
); shvpsss af of All .a e. Srx Isa I I
T"r FRI -. consfae'a CT shipnx Ulltt.I.a.;, ~
adt1es1 at5sr the to!awnk gent. Of the EaM;GI;
.. A. RI. Pttstbnrxn:
H-3. fsrss Co. ZsEs.7.e.' j. J. Jocnston, Ii in
Of 4. MeSeeiey. M4y.v..i:. +, t,s.n.ay i i: j,
Portsmouth. o. saittdrk "a. .yvE ,n,:I'e. !. r
v. brown s iu., Cincinnati t:esn Hilbert. s'--S
ti; 4, Z. Ne.druIp, A-..oa. itl.; los, l. at,;, +
vie +. Il. u::I!sy J. e., Eyahs1a:e. l''. =. i"
Esso j. t:o, Ca:r.;. I!.: 4. +. sa..- 4h.,e. 4
Louis: .o:3 Il. Har.., n411yu. reaa.: i,ar.s,
Memphis. Teun. ';lzrxe L Co.. tascaEu: " Il !.s.
AItol H. to FrI.kt Akca:1 1t H"'lEts = &.>'':'
potxt~lu t..s WeS.
The Greatest Facilities oasre.i fo- ta'
, 1860-08-27

Tnt eb, ,oobriik =. n ,s6tasd to.,ca nrc
90 nlaltiplied the 1000 actually present at the
:peuGa;s fSgept{oh Il Concord b,y u, .ard @sae
r e. foo. This isa fa1r speeimen 8 Demoerat:G
day, 4nd ont wehf The teportia DENT ocralIc 'f{r
nrea ami fancies' eeaip, That 1htfe' #erk 20 Tuo
people present; ana that there wts ~ 0ceuefaf
tllumIn For 'the city: The Ja3r Is; shtre
WIRE Potmore than 900 peoph in'all, and 5usr
t5gtt houses wore illuminatsd -tncora .D;mo:'
tT1t. ~: ~ ..s.."' -. Apt- -. =,
, 1860-08-27
Oswcgo Market

81 r.s5.Hs san,iap., anr; o'ssSo: III
ezra saie tds' for fAvosiis double city brand
GnAd1Nhe4t 6m ,TlfL good dc17ud fol apf.rr Ind t.d
tae ast two d4ytt nearly. spossd ea 1ar.ss eio,es
toahe4a h es M!h{ess u K {!Fs 9s x S7. y M
d3dtE 10 70 bu Il tI.6iH "a M 81 1ld Witt cam.
4 A. ~ Ssp ~ sYaE sf9
On private terms ~ - - - '@"'7 "'':
= CAx4L F1k1aKT.-AdY1nced &c on do1r but steady Oh
grain Flour 34c Hleat Ice; aHe 10 New {ofk-,
d14 lxroxa-8oloo bu wheat, X 40o br eozD, ~ ba'
Gtst1 Ezfox1t-11 1ss bbls -Four. R9p bu xhsE, 7noo
..a;it I,J:.. 1--xs; Asx.1 -
, 1860-08-27

Ban lE CRssr. Mich, Aug. a5.--On Tuesda.
night the dwelling house of ketfbew Barker il
Jdhustown, in this County, Has. destroyed by
tirf. and two Of bis chltafeh; Boys, one aged
four and, the. other seren, perished in The
1asaes: 4: third shild vas also Somewhat
h,yr,ed
, 1860-08-27

EtHa fxn1f Rr1rnAf n

pAyESr5nr, Iowa, Aug. 25-The steamboat
B4 Campbell, laid up al the leyee at the yjlliasa
Thursday morning. She had 10 ergo. ghe
bob and furniture we're iusu1edtor only 81 700.
, 1860-08-27

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, 1860-08-27
DE7no1r NAn1Ers-Aug. "a Receipts 3,7se9
br1s flour, 1885 bu wheat, $500 bu corn, ,9o2
bu oai.. The JrituRe reports as follows:

br1s -four, 1896 bu wheat, $500 bu corn, 100
bu oa!s. The 1Tiluae. reports as follows:
There is M change in Hour from Yesterday
ward. Sales 24o brls- extra. red,at Sc. Th'
receipts Of wheat are large to-day, 1cachlof
| j,00u bushels, of which one third is through
] freight. Tie 5sunce wRs not shrown On tht
lnark.t. being mostly required for delivery IL
mako up lots contracted tor last week. The
only repn',ed salts are cara No2 red at o..
car do 1t p. ., aud 80 blu No . white At Il Vic
Nm ] rrsi would command 1.V2, and No white
l.0' @l 0s. Corn is wanted BY shippers at 4oc.
Oats readily command .3c for shipment, but
sellers generally afk a4c. barley il in good
demand II 1.O0Gl.10 per lou lbs. RE COM
mards SIC per loo i6st with but rery .i.tls
doing.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS, Arc. e4-Flour and
Grln.-Sales Of $40 bris lohr-as s5Gg5 e5 ;
5000 bu whea. At *lGl.l0; 500 sacks mixed
apd rellow corn from the wharf at 5sae; aud
i Is; x; is ssS;t5Ri;{ ss$ ~ a:flns + 81 aa.i;
Sales Of 50 brls raw at lS!c. Groeerie>-
Sa!cs of ~ hhds of sugar at s@9Fc5 20 brls re-
iued at Ills. prosisions-Saes OF ll5 casks
bacon 1t ~, l2., -. aud 131.; IS dc1ess hams
at 15@l4aci ID brls lard =: lSe.
ST. lorls NAnKETs-Au2ust 24.-This morn
ing's Aasouri Democrat reports as follows:
The produce market is rather fat, With light
cin. .nd oreat d,1n.1s nn. sn9.e oe
for the best cIuh. viii pd de-.
cline. And yet 20 light was the crop IN this
.1ha. 'aas ~ ooax'no nierh ware ln the city ter
l.en IN rriI,artahlr h,h in ~ .,.,;a - r.;.,,
,hc Itns.ds Son.l; - 80 ~ ~ n1eaas, a!e "tsu wv
sonr Inv rataa ~.n ,.ordIn T - ~ a,a ~
,ns.ktt. Fionr IL d,1i ~ a1ao 0ato ~ .t ~ aa.a
I've wos !, Tow rsous., 20 @ III el. oHs sleadg-
Sm,1i ,alsI of rh ha.n lnss1 OF tne salss
Utmn bnnrsn, Ill FIJI ~ ~ s.eaof Prices.
tanp.d p Gd''os1n1, "iin noeTal recelpta. Leac un,
10 filIing s,nal, I:acon o-d.rs ~ aasd con1nea
Wh,.Eg sdes,esI 1'u .r:,k s,s " s,eauy gI!ses.
nra.an; 49,; d.i;rerr n X AsaeAasa1 l9te9l?tc,
h.. cs 1.~ ~ ,. le'1'e 'sa'e'
4o'' e'A4s' fhoA a'ssopat:--a. genaeman
WHO arrlFeu Saturday morning from st. Joseph,
Nd, informs rs that on the day on which be
tof, Il, =. .sr ooo ,.:.ni: -,
1.'F 'An. '''o aoout 4''vo neeo u otock hoGs
were shippcd into Illinois to be fed Ni:h corn
fo9 Tie ensuing pork ss4son. At 81 Joseph
ihere "as'z good demand for hegs, and lhe
fa7mtrs al around were selling off their e+inct
hs..r.c <9 ,bo f,;,nra ~ ,1,,;. 20 M nv
$3.50 ~ ~ 'uea eota crop nc
p' yes 1e'os pau we're f3 5eeG4 % grosz. Oae
dealer Las purchased Z 900 head au1 tLey have
be:u alipoed to ,ar;ous n.,ts of th;s sta,o aud
IvTa.' The ''hcg crop" in Illinois and Iowa
wiz therefore rrobnbl7.be full one, although
tilut Of Missouri and Kansas will be FIR short
If IN average. The St. Louis Dt1g5crat Of rex,
erasy says: -.".,
In hogs Soma movement is had for future
le4very: paeSers 90 not like to say exactly |
, 1860-08-27

Ur-smr Fo!eet CITY Pr-ps Bay etat.. Avon Corst,
Montgomery; BaxkE 6aunIA, WAserlp :Brs< Saxon 10.
ehega; hohIs Huntrrss Itaoh.rj q. Kchnon1, +: IL
ker Bradley. btns, J. smith. ;,:
DoyH.-Pfpps Aiifgbany1 ait. Vernon, M1ss usI .Dfcs
r. Bi.rs Aakon.h hasnp1on, s. Haze, Em,ie stats;
seasd ktindesF: Cape IInIn Aasge.! G:oss, r. r.
Sh9wssy. with node.a's SH Hifd. :. ~. .