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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-02
LINCOLN GLIB


An adjourned meeting Of the Repubiicaas
Of Council Bluff, and vicinity, vas held In
the Council Chamber, on Mosday sveaing,
MAY 18th. c. z. Stone in the chair.
The committee on permanent Organise
ton reported Cosssi,at.on, Bylaws ard
board Of efheers, which we're excepted BY
the meeting. The nams Of the association
j. the Council B,uff, Lincoln Cis6. The
esse-rs are Thomss Tossevin, President +;
s. II. Kelly, Vice Presidea.; w. II. Kirs-
man. Secretary; J. y. Hone, Treasurer.
On motion, M. To.sevin took the chair,
a,c ping the otsee in . neal and eloquent
speech.
The following committees we're appointed:
Permanent Committee on renting Hall,
procuring speakers. &C.. D. c. B.souer,
Curtis Burroughs, VIM. Baker.
Special Committee 90 Gags, sransparen-
ese., &c, cur,i. Burroughs, II. II. Field,
e. II. Goodrich, J. W. Peck. <
Committee 90 organizing Lincola G!ee
Club. II. II. Field. T. N. Davenport, D. T.
EteAsr. Albert Tucker, A. b. Rae.
c. Z. Stone suggested thai there are Re-
paslisan ladies easaSA in town to get ~ .
Gag for .hs Lincoln Cab. The Suggestion
Vas warmly aprlaaded, and car lady fr:enas
may espees . sisst from sesss Of the good
looking youns men % the Flag Ce&mi,,ss
at an early day.
J. .. uann offered . ser:s. Of ressls.isos
which we're laid over for discussion 81 the
eext meeting.
An exsraes from SIwARp's letter 10 The
RepsssieAn Ceassal cou.itsee Of New York.
vas Rad. 10 which be heartily eadossed the
Chicago sc.iaess. 80 pronised the~ o
ssrnsss support. Three cheers ve.e rives
sor ss~ass: ord With sAres FOR Ixxcox, he
sss'ass sAissrssa - 1sas ssss w.S,e,d.,
svesisg, a ] s'sassk, q - n~.~A,;...
headquarters, Era dsss Easa q H.,
Block. Broadway.
THOMAS TOSTEvIS. Przsle.s.
Va. 4. kIysxAs, Seeysfasy.
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now DOUGLAS rOok

Democratic journals report that Douglas
vas in the bss, Of spirits during the sistings
Of the Charleston Convention. The Fair
field Ledger says they have put the car,
before the horse. By dispatch received
by the slow train, the Ledger learned tina,
the "bes. Of spirits was in DouGLAs.
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will again be restored to health.

CO Tho Albany Statesman, n leading
and earnes, Fillmore paper in 1856, comes
promptly and heartily to the support Of
" Homes. Abe" whom he speaks Of as ga
firm friend, and yet not implaeable to an
enemy. a consistent politician, good citi-
zen, and an honest patriot"
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JUDGE STOCKTON.

We ars pleased to learn, from the Hawk-
eye Of the 10Th inst, that Judge SrocKroS,
Of the Supreme Bench, who has been dan
gerously i'll, with disease Of the lungs, is
improving, and that there are hopes that
under the skillful care Of his physician be
will again be restored to health. -
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II MGR AT0ON

To the mines has very measurably subsided.
No, ops,,cn,h a, many teams have passed
through this city this week, as for any week
before since emigration first set in. We
noticed in the early part Of the week, two
or three teams. on the "back track"
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AUCTION.

Mr.. II. PALMER has opened an Auction
and Commission II, use at No. 2. Palmer's
Block. ss.will DO seen by reference - our
advertising Q lumns.
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This gentleman. At present Representa-
tive 10 Congress from the Northern District
Of Iowa, vas nominated for re-elecsies by
the Republican Congressional Convension
which met a, Iowa City on the Gath inst.
On the lst ballot he received 203 OUT Of the
col votes cast--and the domination Vas
thereupon made unanimous. lie has faith
fully discharged his duties at the Federal
Capitol, and We are rcjoiced tina, no 10 to
20 back again. a
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AyOuN REIL OPINION

The Louisville Journal says that the
Chicago nomination proves that however
high and controlling is the fanaticism Of the
Republican party, its sagacisy is one step
higher!
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coAPLiNENr TO N. KAssoS.

uosAcs GasxiKr, IN his aeeosns Of the
Chicago Convention, pays the following
high compliment to Mr.. KAssos, the late
Efficient Chsirmas Of the Republiesn E1scu-
tive Commities Of Iowa:
That the Platform presented Is 20 geoer-
ally satisfactory - il has proved, 10 emf
nro.ly do. to John a. Ka..on, Of Iou.,
whose Efforts TO reconcile dideressss and
secure the i.rgess liberty Of sentiment con-
sistent With fidelity to Republican pfin .iples,
we're most effective aed untiring. think
no former Platform ever reflected more
fairly and fully the average convictions Of
great National Party.
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.. G14sAsAs. - ~ D.. 4 ,. Gsomna q c.,
wis eiss hia psssssss sesSsAs = ~ csssfs - ~
susssssoessAaa-s = ysysssass pYsseyayssass Aiss.
anntiy rsessves y IL .aSslsa. ossnn, LseD -
IssDA fAneaa0s. His iass 0ysstssss u ~ tnpsss-
- asssssossa = sheDsw ossansD Jnsa1os = =
sssas ~ 0aiss sua1ssssssn ssu - a1nasssoL -
esussOs - 81 sssssss - Aopn hesssUul - -
sseoatso - C1<asob - Aun osast1lsy. vA1A -.
- ~ = vssrs.s ~ ossesA sssAsU
- && -
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fFhis proposed, 10 view Of the num-
brrs Who will be 10 attendance at Baltimore
IN June, 10 erect a temporary building for
the recommendation Of the National Deno-
cratic Convention.
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There, says the Detroit Adrertiser, never
vas . more transparent fal!acy, farce, or
iapossure attempted to be palmed Of upon
the American people than the Douglas doc
srius Of Squastef Sovereignty. as taught
by Dous'a. and embodied IN his Kansas
Nebraska bill. The whole thing issn i'm
possure Of the greatest hind, and self-ev.
ident lie. As construed by its author in the
law which VAS designed to estsbli b il, and
- erpounded in his speeches, there i not
An element Of Popular Sovereignty, for it
does NOS rive the people Of the Territories
siusle right OF sovereignty. They are not
permitted 10 make their own laws, elect
their owa ekcers, or eoncoct sny Of their
domestic affairs in their own way. Their
lass are virtually made u Washington,
their Governors. Judees AID ether o6cers
appointed as washingse n, and their 10 al
lexislstion dictated At Washington. The
will Of the people il thwarsed By the veto
Of Governors sent from Washington, If not
acceptable to The Federal Governments, as
in two recent csaes. The attempt OF the
people Of both kAnsas end Nehraska. "a
"vose down Slavery" has been vetoed by
the Federal Gave.nnsas, and the Ssesene
Court. which DoaKiss endorses, deaies the
people the right TO szelsds Slavery. Where
then does the sovereignty o. the people lie?
Nowhere. I: dses not exist. They we're
sxpresaly deprived sf il By Doaeias hiusslf,
asd YET be has the eErontssy "a talk about
the right 1t the people :.so regulate their
or Affairs il their ssa way"
1Ths Buffalo Comzercsal .idreTtiser,
Fiii1sre's orEsa, in reply T. ss.e r-nsska
II ssssanporssv, eises ~ esplsnstsca u
10 oasssins toward the Reruhl,esa party
hisAevts, bot sass Is shall coz seesr to the
sahi.es. '-ls 10 sss - . hssdred hy-ecsss
shieA ts-Ssy, ~ the fses 81 ssitea sppe-
Gtiea. nth the 80 q sissssy rssiag s'ss
~ ana1s ass osss sAaasus - he Dsst. =
fAes = - siGks spssis- L. = - ussk
eQaiost - ee0nao sss! :
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EENSVNAA.
On Wednesday i4ss, ws we're favored With
brief call from Joss z. GooDarcs, ESQ.,, Of
Stockhsidgs, Macs, q member Of the Re-
pab.ican Ms, onsl Executive COMMITTEES.
Mr. q. was 10 attendance upon the Chicago
-Conysnsios, and extended bic vsstsrn visit
% Council Blutfs TO see some relatives here.
He isa live Republican, srm in the faith.
and has the utmost confidence that "Old
Abe" 10 thu " coming man." Mr. Coop
RICH Iefs for the East on Thursday.
We had the pleasure Of a call yesterday,
from W. T. BAscos. Rsq., formerly one Of
the editors Of the Columbus, Ohio, State
Journal, but now private Secretary 10 Gov.
Dxssises. Mr. BAscox came passenger on
The steamer Emiiie, which arrived ., this
pors yesterday, snd viii depart on the
Omaha o-morrow. This is bis second visit
to our city. lilo was here in the Spring Of
1854, and made some purchases u real
estate. Our city presents quite different
aspect nov 10 what IL did Elk years ago--a
fact dsubiy noticeable by one who has no.
witnessed the gradual progress Of the i'm
provsmsnss, which have so changed its
appearance within this period Of time. Mr..
u. expressed himself greatly surprised a. the
ex,en: Of the improvements manifest in this
section, aud 10 sure tina, q briiiiaD, future
awaits this vast region OF country. Mr..
Ba.cos says the prospects bid fair for eI-
eellens crops of cereals and Republican
votes in Ohio. Good soil and plenty of
rain have ensured the former, and the
nomination Of LIscoLs and lIApLIs rendered
certain the latter.
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nrrrp rnAv neArlNo.

On Beck Afrieas ss;gssss says - paid
eur hoard q the Capital last winter, By
psase he Rspsblis.a, asd ssEtaia e tie
sesse .Isss1s huA
ssrs. Admitting Al this . b trss, for shs
ssks 81 dispesisg d the arkussss - lssss
Il - IL sssdid episios ct or ses5ers, Il
ispagpsks Aseh lers Asnerai1p ysy4
ts,iss fsrprovssdss, DIS ttAs sSsps.d by
esr eessnporsry, 70 rit-shs 6 bidding"
Of he q. 8. 0osesnneos oct of several
thessasd dollars. The Csl a,nsssnseh ..
"pa1s tst be 10 II hone 10
-e,esrvssstas pSsl6s Asusgs -s-sss
= veg S1Dn uDssr =
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AZ ssssa By The Omaha Repsbiiesas
record, IA wagons and Isl nea crossed
me river q this poiss daring The 1sek cad
ing 90 he GID d May. Total for sevea
vs.s' sadias Nay y, i,'ss wages esd
6,3S3.
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Tbs St. JssepA W,sf, . pro- slavery, in
depeadent paper, 10 Of the yopisioa that
"Lixeols il shout ~ strong nan - the
Repstieans eould hass sslecsed-p The il
the prevailing opinion among men Of all
parties, however much some Of the Demo-
cratic politicians may try 70 vheedis them
selves into . e,ntrary belief, BY b!atsns
cries Of derision, ssd shouts Of "dummy."
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~ u Tou ~aa. the true time. 20 to A. y. RonIs-
soss he has at the nDssi Regasssr the Missouri
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ORDINANCE =
Dssignss to Eject Better Ossrraaee Of the City
OsSsAAAreg., see z-z.@zs. :
Sre. BE 1t oniainei by the Common CeuneiI Of the
cs # Csun. BsH that the violation ail CITY orn-
eisx under fhe nctiee OF the City Nxr.ha d.
fecfv Otherwise shall reported City Recorder
And he parties CHARGED wfh such bronGht
tere the R~corer fSv TRIAL ard II shafi further
ct the Marshal teeoee up asl BiiiArd Sscas Aassan
kaat Shsxs and cher operating
sus hcease, which required By ordinance TO sake
sas license.
SEC .. In adt;tian the Fees aireaAy aiseweA he
1arsass he hail receive trsnsy Of the
proceeds Of all ane& she-e he the nssrsni IT sny
vses1tea s-sfnaDcs freq, which such saes re.a.,
Approved. Nay iasA. ia.
LrSANpKR " RAsafrT, Ma-of.
Asse<e, 2. ?. fnRSSon City Hse'Y
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REN0vSD.

Lorn ZcsxsrsEas - rsnsvsd he boot,
shoe and leather estaklishpess, into his
new baiIAisG ssGsao@ - J.1B@Bssas I
Co., where be u better than ever prepared
% give sasisfaesios 70 his esstspess.E lie
hss q nicely arfssgsd shsp SO, sssd sssck,
.tip-sop vorkneo,- -suieiens guarss,ses,
that thsss Who favor hin With 1theis srdsrs,
will not r. assy dissatis6ed.
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All persoes having densnds agsisst Blud
City Lodge No. II, A. =. 1 A. Masous are
hereby requested to present the sane isns-
dis,ely for settlement, to L. s. Hun, or
II. G.. Nrf.
u L. p. RoBsSsos's Jswssry 3ssseb nezt essE -
the P1esse Hsuss-sii vsfk ssss u ssvknsaiiks
aaaasS and wAlaASTKD.
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9lea't genrarfh.


.ras.ssslE sxssf. a ns.pa1s bss5t stS>.
IL. nuctuasaons snd iss vass oos.osrns-
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TN 10O 80UsM
W;sLiss - hsvs : sssslss.eas With ssesJ
$500 vish sbsa % Aass - de.Gsgs y
~ sxsess, dssfss thspass sssss yssss ed
ssiss = : nsisipIieity 4 ssss ess'ss'
unable osrself - sali spss ssr sssseesfs,
We hsvs aysilsd ossself Of IL services :.
Mr.. W. n. Kixsxas, who viii Be- asoaee
ssss week, nskinxs sosisssiso efsssoerapes
il %. behalf IL b - q 20 bssssr. Aiss-
HAS Is III. .coniog sss," and W bssPssk
for him . bssstiDg reception. Our books
mus. B. squared % % The arss ef ss.s ls's-
W, II. KrxsnAx i aa.horiIed to settled then
M. il be can. Sone,hiog we muss hase-n
i.s nothing more than lock Of hsir. The
ssssas ebssge 10 The bssissss relations o.
the oass--the vishdraval Of Af. Ps'Tos'-
makes . ssttIemsns with oar customers
imp.ra,ire. Lst a. have Is With - little
d.;., ., poaib!s, "and - in duty bound
"a viii every pssy," &c.
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CLOCKS, ILOCKS: CLOCks::
A. D. kospsex hss tsse received uanfs0sa ssoes
sf csorxs.
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wEnwAnp

~ o<sA y ksssssss's - SCI svsr x.se>
paired.
, 1860-09-07
New York MARKET.

BY TuEGxAFt.1 NEW ioRK. Sept. T. LEGO.
FtorR-M&1ket excited and 1t0 oc b.ter, w.th god
derxnu and tair hGIne trade demand Theres
.so medeIae &C. "a M sas seo S,ls T.
MUM extra western, 4e&65 ior hhAfplns brands extra
round Ao Ohio c,.lng trn With r! ers 1t lie
dc pr cea Over 70 0o0 Grs Of the sas were q o.t
C.nsuan nler. afes 105 ts1s Ut = t095.11 for
sureE 45NG7 70 ior cont.n to chnc. extIa. Se hour
s.eaty III q a03 40 for er mmon 10 eha!et srper.
WHr.KI-E xcited and btttr. sats u 10 LIS Al 24c,
usxW-Whtai ia :chiehe1 With brisk export dcu,nd hut
limited REG pa eIially chez X fEn
ton. Ss tu apriRg arlbtf Wis. II q 3. sttO Gu
unsount white lrd. do II 33Bl So. $50 whte Mich It
t.B7H, $3.50 tu winter rrd western nt &l5 @l8.
i5OJ u while ky. At sls 9 bu !aI bite Can yan At
tis 100 white Ohio at siA19! &3 e 00o tu
sot winter rcd &l@ 80 Is 01 hn wilt 1nu:
at tt4s8l s. I'VE qu'e1 1t 1eE0c. Dar:ty q1ist and
w.t1t ut c,1 thMEe Corn aeve a'd sole higher;
taes 900 bu, nt esn@'0 for tId mix d ~estet ana
7s14c for ,eow Oats with. vi maisIsl th.ngs tacs 1t
4,(s nc state. ueud ne II 600 nu At &c.
fkqv1sons-Pork ltavy for no kttady inr pr me-
Sale su0 brls At 9.i5&l9 y for new nes.
III adv and in il dema' d. sales $50 bsl At t!@fe6 tor
furc,utt prime S55 70 for do mess ff extra
do Prime Ine.s and beer ham du aud nom n. Ut
rnest3 du t9A for shoutcrA loHGll 1o. b. p. L.
con active. Sales .on. ceG nj uas ~ lo fur
delivery the 0h Of October and the 15h Of
vene twenty days in salt. ihe Eeccal oa ion u Y
The eonat cannt BE- executed Bttt.r telling At ls2i6
GR cE1IEs- ;dc-Afo IL gu ct with FL Al aics It our
last prices. VI drsc1i} We teasn 81 sss Of III
bsgs Ma.acalto II H. 125 bsx. ST. Opmnxo ant 20
do a1 IN Sugar IN ette5 o. It II NJ hon ss 1eane e,S
| to-dry nj 54e7 fsI Cu:n AAdtx@9 fur Pot, k!Lo. .
SIt cKB-Act!ve and dull. hi. r. L. r. u: u. y;
CD T.45H. Gal. & Ch e. q z. rc1lp q,
Faison 5s. &. e. i, III 2sS. ny. G. t. raclac Mail
| E3k.
, 1860-09-07

We have In the New Orleanl Price Current the usual
nua statement the commerce Of th.t por from which
compile the following:
Tia value Of The produoe Of the nssor. Imported CON-
l. fo1thKo:
, 1860-09-07

droysrs. II thstr c1stle IN xsi9htd n hons,
whom shsy are full, and thsy havo to pay freight |
On their sh1fnkaSs to this OF othsr eastern mai |
tet., which will average 16o pounds to each |
bullock.
ExroR1s Ar NEW YoRk.-The exports Of !
Flour ftem New York, for the week ending |
Wednesday last, were 567e6 bbls, lot which |
England took IS 900 brls), aud for the month |
about 2s7, 900 bbls. The shipments Of Wheat
for the week wers 35i 900 bush, (all but 5000
bush to- EnRlAnd,) and for the month l.c5o,ooo
bush--and The prospects are that the exportsof
tho present month will be larger still, depend
ing on two contingencies, viz: ths supply and
the foreign news.
LruBEa AT PROVIDENCE, r. l.-Lumber, car
70 prices-Go d Pine Lumber Nos. ! and
&s5; No. 5, &s5; No. 4. II 90; Sapling, Is 90;
Western Boz Board, Is 0 '@17 Q :; Western II
Lumber, ls oo@a; Hemlock Boards, oo@
1Uoo; Southern bard Pirc Flooring, steam
Aawed, ~ 90; Dimension do do Timber, &c co;
Southern Hard Pine Flooring, river sawed,
1900; Ash P!.ot, g oo@s1 o.; chs11y. 5s %:
@es %: Southern C. :ar Shingles, / oo@5 90;
Eastern extra, 4 0@4 Sc; Shaved PINE, S 0u@
| S so: Sawed Pine, . 50@4 90; Spruce Shingles,
l75: Bangor Pine Ls1hs, 9 Is do Spruce do,
IFS: Cspboardt, extra 81 90; Clear do, % 90:
No. do, "a 90; Clear Tine pickets, 81 %; No.
is 90: Spruce, $40 0o@l2 90.
-. u.rx0s.nt ..pa,,;.,a
sLt''!Sn A. '"see''ee'
| zo'so' oaane'S' ~ "A va 'ef3 qa'e''
.ae onts sAaeS De'Ds ~ sa'e "n''s IN aasA -
CIV: ca. .eo gu "A'A a. *417' ana LEV ou
REQ euoa' n e4'17'
| BRrADsru7rs GOING Sor7u-From Cincinnati
We are advised that the bulk Of the q sur and
grain from ttat quarter will 60 South. From
Tennessee the demand for wheat and Hour Is 70
great that the Nashville Hallway is already
taxed beyond its capacity, and the who'eton-
mage OF the river Ii asuseiy employed IN car
, 1860-09-07

ly who has hsd q CHAIN aud ball attached to him
for three or four days for attempting to escape
managed, during change Of Keepers this uf-
teruoou. 10 cut them loose and started for q
s!oop lying near the prison dock crying, "Come
on boys" lie WAS followed by three or four
conyicts, and also two keepers, on board the
sloop where desperate struggle entued for the
keeper Of Kelly was dangerously stabbed IN tie
side. The cone;cts were finally driven ashore
BY other officers. The plot has been hstching
for months and Kelly expected about 100 con.
YIcts to take part in the instruction.
, 1860-09-07

MONTPELIER, Tt, Sept. Returns from 100
towns foot up Fairbanks, 1924; SAKE, 6,e6S;
Harvey. $3.50. Republican gain since last year
a04. Fairbanks msjorlty in the State will ex-
coed 16,C00. The House stands so fur 1888 Re-
publcaus md IS Democrats
, 1860-09-07

IELEGE1FH.J ~ q.
J1ora-Adyaneed &c to-day. hut dull.
GxAIM-Wea: scarce and market e. res tfM- Sales last
night 400 tu Chicago spIins At &tle to a1ve IT, o. bu
No. do II ti6. day lGuo W No. Chic1Eo tp;ine
arrive 90 bu TPd ~snfe: Uh:o to arrive
q 33. Com very a1ce aad ed firmly NO saes Uat4
In deo and sales t0 bu ktatr. 10 arrive, at 4e
Ha:ley III. Sales 100 bu a;anzaisn In p.t.
CANAL fAx1GH7s-Unchauscd Flour &c, Eheat 1oc,
corn YAc to aew York.
Canal k1rou1s-3,7s8 brs d9ul, 2au0 Iu wheat a eco
ku COTE.
, 1860-09-07

New Yonk, sept 6-Geo. II. Barrett, come
dim, died here yesterday.
a Washington dispatch says the Commercial
Agency for the Sandwich Isl Eds has been ten
cered 10 John 4. Parker, Of Va.
The imports Of foreign merchandise at New
York for August. vera $25, 500, 900, against
S24, 800 .0G0 lest year.
Counterfeit 80 IN the Merchants Exchange
Baak, New Yo1k. and 2s on the Wha!icg Bank,
Conn.,, are in circulation here.
, 1860-09-07

TLOUR BARREL SLAVES
i AND HEAnISG.-The sub&c1!b1s c1es for sale
large ok rf 1sst class well asoneJ, Cut Slaves With
Cur, Rived Head t:rc1eu or otheTvlse tan
tress JONEs. CHArIH i ca. NreA Mich aue3x m
500 PEk !; AoNTn 10 S,,i,l., cAM ;:'sS BE BE-
P4tented Portable Copying tzts4. ar.Lcsas, A.1ire.
aud sails rady large profit. FOR putt. address
j. =. COOLEY i CO.. fou:hkeepa!e, New aork.
HY3R
, 1860-09-07
Arrival Of the California Overland
1[Ntl.

SPR1xor1g1p, Mo-, Sept. 5.-The Overland
Mail. with Sau Francisco dates 10 the 18th ut ,
arrived at o'clock this morning.
BY passenger from Ell faso We get the fol-
lowing:
4 revolution is in progress in chihuahua, in
which the Church party hare been successful.
The Liberal Governor and the Executive otfi-
GERS have been deposed, aud hare fled to New
exi:o for safety.
In Sonora Cor. pasquieri's tenure is very
fra,l. He is fast losing ground; probably can
not maintain bis government much longer.
The Arizona god mines are hunbug.
Times ase very dull throughout the entire
Rio Grande country, and with but little pros
pect Of their being better 81 present.
, 1860-09-07

New ORLEANS. Sept. SIT is reported that
prom nunciamento in favor Of the election of ex.
President Comonfors to authority in Mexico
has been r!anned and is about to be pro-
cIaimed.
, 1860-09-07

New YoRK, Angus: G.-I.aac Bell, the oldest
shipping merchant in New York, died yester.
day ut Saratoga.
Private dispatches By The Prince Albert, note
continued animation in American securities in
London.
, 1860-09-07

TOLEDO RKCk1P1s.-The Toledo B'dde ct yts-
terdsy contains the following AS showing the
receipts Of grain At this point this year. CON-
pared with those of 1858, We give the following
tribe,
, 1860-09-07

ReFd6I1tah N6"Ehatl6n.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 6.-Judge a. $. Sloan was
nominated FIR Congress by The third District
Reruhlicou Convention at Ripon yesterday.
, 1860-09-07
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL, AND
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SUMNER AIIRANUEMKNT.
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Chicago:
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Cincinnati In 10 hn1:s.
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dAv, through TO ClcelnnAE iu II heufs. Loul
IN t9 hours.
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Sunday T1asrs pm.
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