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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11
II had no idea, Lizzie, it was such a

.ri Il udu uO lOcd, I1lLZit, III was Sucl q
job"
"I know you had not, Frank, so shall
freely forgive you, but must insist that
hereafter / may be allowed to be my
own judge of what work / had best
do, and shall not expect to be threat
ened, nor hear myself accused of not
being willing to do my duty"
Frank felt the force of her words and
sat silent. il iR y3. 4isdJ 81
"One thing more, Frank. Itwant to
say, while l am about it, that 1 don't
want to hear you talk about supporting
your wife. will not be supported,
while l am able to support myself
find, on looking over my books, that
the profits of my labor amount to five
dollars week, and the board of your
self, myself, and the baby beside. Then
l do all your extra work and my own.
All this saving has gone into you capi-
tai to be invested, and to help you
make your twenty dollars day. Out
of this come the FIVE dollars you call
the worth of your days work, while
must labor with really weary limbs and
aching head and eyes, to save dollar,
in mending an old coat, which, when
done, would not sell for the amount of
your ten hours work" ,,.-f
"You are making out pretty strong
case against me, Lizzie. % s5-...gE
sNo, Frank, not case against you
[ could not do that; but 1 am stating
facts. One thing more. / have been
at work three hours since supper, while
you have been entirely idle, not even
rocking the cradle, which have been
obliged to do half dozen times" e
'Lizzie, don't say another word, and
I'll never do so again." said Frank,
springing from his, chair, to jog the
cradle, where the sweet boy was nest
ling. 4a n,e
You shall never mend another
coat" e,F rasso. .~,9..s5
eyes, but WILL" answered Lizzie
advancing to the cradle, "only don'1
tell me ten hours work can be done in
FIVE minutes, nor ask me to let the baby
squall' again" v.,-aiar -ff rr
She lifted Walter from the cradle.
They stopped to kiss his fair, rosy
cheek, but made a mistake, and kissed
each other while Frank whispered:
"God bless you, Lizzie, l never
thought of all this before. won't dc
it again. ye7 ~ ,,...F
Six years have passed by, and Franl
has kept his word. l E~saF Ia 40
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11
New.Light Democracy.

The Democracy is the same every
where-North, South, East and West.
1t seeks the ascendency of the same
principles, and the success of the same
measures in all sections. Wash
Union
The Democrats of the South in tht
present canvass canno. rely on the old
ground of defence and excuse for Slave
ry, for they seek not merely to maintain
it where it is, but to extend it into re-
gions where it is Observation-Disclosures
Eng.
The" Democracy" is national. 1t Is
the same in Maine and Massachusetts
that it is in Virginia and South Carroll
na.-AJdny Argus.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11

Put THAT IMPUDENT RASCAL OUT
While the congregation were gathering
on certain occasion, an old, dark, hard
featured, skin and bone individual,
wended his way up the aisle, and took
his seat near the pulpit. The oficiat-
ing minister was one of that class who
detested written sermons, and as for
prayers, he thought they ought TO be
the natural outpourings of the heart.
After the singing was concluded, the
house, as usual, was called to prayer
The genius we have introduced did
not kneel, but leaned his head devo-
tingly on the back Of the pew. The
minister began by saying:
Father of all, in every age, by saint
and by savage adored-" Pope" said a
low, but clear voice near old hard fea.
lures. The minister, after casting an
indignant look in the direction of the
voice, continued" whose throne sit
teth upon the adamantine hills of Para
disc" MiHon," again interrupted the
voice. The minister's lips quivered fol
a moment, but recovering himself, he
again began" we thank Thee, most
gracious Father, that we arelpermitted
to assemble once more in Thy name
while others, equally meritous, but les.
favored, have been carried beyond thai
bourne from whence no traveller re
turns -" Shakespeare" interrupted
the voice. This was too much. Pu
that impudent rascal out" shouted the
minister. &C Original" calculated the
voice, in the same calm and provoking
manner. M a4 -g aila
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Breathed from single human heart,
Prayer rises on celestial wings; DsfH
Ere from the lips the accents part, p
In Heaven the thought immortal springs.
The feeblest murmur, faint and lone,
Hallowed in prayers divine employ,
Triumphan. swells on high, a tone
In concert with eternal joy.
In prayer, what grief and vanquished sin,
Like foes retiring, backwards roll II
While guests angelic, entering in,
Unlock the prison of the soul. f.
But scourged in sin, and bowed with shame,
When a whole humbled people prays,
On, to what songs of glad acclaim
The choirs of heaven their raptures raise !
The earth draws near the meeting skies
Wide fly the gates of pearl and gold
And mortals with immortal eyes
The city of our God behold.
Mercy and Grace thence issue forth,
And Peace renews the smiling land,
In Him, the Lord of all the earth, -
Who holds the nation in his hand.
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PRORATE NOTICE,

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass Pro-
y bate Court Whereas application has been
made to the said court by Rebecca Ann Lewis,
Administrative of the estate of Jonathan w. Lewis,
deceased for the final settlement of her admins
tration accounts in said estate: And, whereas,
and adjust the claims against said estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the first
Thursday in November next, has been appointed
by said court for examining and adjusting the
claims against said estate and for final settlement
of the same, at the Probate Office in Cassapolis,
of said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time and place all persons having claims
against said estate will present them to said court
for final settlement.
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
in each week for four weeks in succession imme
diately preceding said settlement.
c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
October l. 1860. oct4-24w4
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aW A man much addicted to drink
ing, being extremely i'll with fever, a
consultation was held in his bedcham-
Der by three physicians, how to cure
the fever and abate the thirst. "Gen-
tlemen," he said, "I will take half the
trouble off your hands; you cure the
fever and | will abate the thirst myself. y
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Dutchman. Good morgen,
Patrick, how you tuz?" Irishman.
Good morning till We, Hans /; think
ye'll get rain the day ?" Dutch"
guess not-ye never had much rain in
a ferry dry dime" Irish" Faith.
and ye're right there, Hans, and thin,
whenever it gets in the way O. rainin,
devil bit O dhry weather will We get
as long as the wet spell howlds."
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rHsDoes the razor take hold well?''
inquired darkey, who was shaving a
gentleman from the country. "Yes,
replied the customer, with tears in his
eyes; cit takes hold first-rate, but it
don't let 60 worth cent.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11

ewA coxcomb talking of the trans
migration of souls, said ''ln the time
of Moses / have no doubt was the
golden calf" every likely" !" replied .
lady "and time has robbed You Of moth
but the gliding"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11

"There is no place like home''
except close to the girl You love.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11
PRORATE NOTICE.


CTATE OF MICHIGAN = County of Cass Pro-
y bate Court : Whereas application has been
made to the said court by Samuel Rockwell, Exc
cutor of the estate of Silas Clough, deceased
for the final settlement of his administration ac
counts in said estate:
And, whereas, no commissioners have been ap
pointed to examine and adjust the claims agains
said estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the thrt
Saturday in October next, has been appointed b.
said court for examining and adjusting the claim:
against said estate, and for final settlement o
the same, at the Probate Office, in Cassapolis, o
said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time and place all persons having claims agains
said estate will present them to said court for fina
settlement.
| And it is hereby ordered that the above notic
be published in the Cass County Republican one
in each week, for four weeks in succession, imme
diately preceding said settlement. f..r II
{ c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
September Is, 1860. sep20-22w4
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a
IN license granted by Clifford Shanahan. Judge
of the Probate Court for the County of Cass in
the State of Michigan, shall offer for sale at
public auction The southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section seven, in township
five south of range fourteen west, in Cass County,
Michigan, containing forty acres of land more or
less, on Saturday the seventeenth day of November
next, between the hour of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and the setting of the sun the same day, at
the School House in District number three, in the
township of Volinia in said County of Cass, for
the payment of the debts of David Crane, Jur.,
deceased, and the costs and charges of Admins
tration, subject tc the right of Dover of Charity
Crane widow of said deceased. 4 -,-.f Z tr..t-5 i
MILTON j. GARD, Administrators.
Canfamher 90 1870 r- t-r.-r ocf4-24W6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOWAGIAC NURSERY.
SEELEY COLE, having established themselves
in the Nursery Business in this village, will fur
nish to order Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Law
ton Blackberries, Cherry Currants, Grape Vines
Evergreens, and every variety of Shrubbery.
~ Office on the corner of Commercial ST., neal
the Post Office. .Ll.i.7
T. p SEELEY, M. ID.
WIN. p. COLE.
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r. q. LARZELERE,

Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes
: Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints and
Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street, Dowag
% lac, Mich.
MAMMOTH STORE -. Eel
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TBf Sfgublitan
Is Published every Thursday,
At Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan.
3f BY W. H. CAMPBELL.
o r I'll Q r.:
I'm G.. C. Jones & Co.'s New Brick Block.

Terms of Subscription. ss-T
To Office and mail subscribers 81 90 per annun,,
ExvARIABLY IN ADVANCE ltt u
When left by the Carrier, Fifty Cents additional
Will be charged on regular rates.
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G. C. JONES & CO.,
callers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. Front
Street Dowagiac, Mich.
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General Dealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
: Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Cutlery, &C. Dennison Block, Dowagiac,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
MARRIE ID.

AUSTIE-HELLY-On Tuesday, Nov. 81 st Me Church Of
81 Francis Xavier By the most Rev. Archbthop Hughes
stephen Y. Austin 10 Cecilia, youngest dsushter o. NJ =
Kelly esq Of st. Louis and uiecc OF The Ste f7ieno~ p0ue
OF this city
Briggs 10 Laura Fraser daughter Of Joseph Fraser esq M
Of this city.
BROWNING I'TCnTNGS-In this -ity, on Tuesday, Nov
a. BY the DR. Burchard Henry L. Browning 70 Miss
,. Huchings, all OF He1-fork
CARR-W ATTS-On Tuesday, Nov 20 1t st. Johns Church
Roanoke County Virginia, BY the Rev r Tindey osors
Watson Car lT.t lieut-nsnt Ninth Infantry, L. : A.
TO Emma GIne youngest lighter Of the late Gen EdEe.c
Watts.
EDCAR-APPLETONln Boston, on Wednedsy lss., by sht
Rish, Bishop Esburn, kewbod Edgar TO Caroline l.,
Roy, daughter OF :. 4. Appleton, go.
HARTT-ROGERS-In Brooklyn on Monday, Nov "a, By ia
Rev Wn. s. Karr, Ar. Samuel \ Hart TO Mis- Henri-.t
Rogers, all OF Brooklyn.
LFDWITH-QUINN-In ths ci,y on Tuesday, Nov. p. by
the very Rev. VILLAIN Stars v u, David LedHtth 70 Ay
4. Quinn.
MILLIREN-RIDGwAY-At Lackswa4so, Pie coanty, Ps.,
on Monday Nov o. by the Rev. a. Rogers, C. T. hLleo
20 Anna h Ridgway.
MOoRE-KNAPP-m ChlrIestowu, Massachusetts, on Mon
day Nov by the Rev. James Niles John j. Moore 20 Jau-
C. KNAPP daughter OF Captain William H. bidsoni u D ",
AL of Brooklyn.
OLLIF-SCHONBERG-A st. Luks's Church, Clinton avenue
Brooklyn Monday, NOs. o. by the Rev ). ~ FssSins
James Henry 0 TO kst- youngest daughter o. u j. Schou
berg, both Of England
TrTHILI-LEWIS-At Trinity Chapel, Tue.day, Nov q
by tho Rev d. r. H. Cres.y, Mr. T.. Darwin Tuhi 81 Isf
Work TO Mics Nsibe, ds shteT oil TIE at tvI
Levi Lewis OF Auburn, n Y.
UNDERHILL-JENKINS-On Tuesday, Nov % by the Res
ur Buchard William f. Und-rhl 10 Fsnui. IL, dsushter
john X. jenkins, rsq. Al OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
DESTITUTION IN KANSAS.

Frop, various letters received concerning the dno-
ton in Kansas we select some passages. A gen9rnss
lately connected with the military train says;
81 have twice passed through the breadth OF Nan
sss Territory since Last Spring, and upon my esarn
from New Mexieo in the latter part OF octooer, WaS
surprised 10 find that the rich soE OF hmsas Wa orS
Dd Joked completely from drouth booking ~ barren
az he obsolete r6age OF the Kiotca or CoHosch fHa
on of Nesr-Herico. The soil produced nothing me
nrssnt wear We found il almost impossible 70 Obtain
corn for our animals, the settlers h8Spg drip@ee
their stock lanimals) being unable 70 feed them"
From lola, Allen County, Kansas Territory, q cor
resnondent writes thus, under date Of Noy.s.
We have not had sufficient rain in this country snoe
S.pemIer so TO wet the earth 10 exceed TWO Nh ees
in dertb. neither Fall, Winter, nor Summer, and mo
consequence H. that there is not as mch corn rased
tbi. county "A was planted in thu Sring 40 red. 10
fact, everything s burned APP wneat, corn, fs's 90
rsbba0es and all kinds OF vegetation arc entire ia-
nres: aud notwithstanding the assertion OIL some VINO
bap,..u 20 be more fortunate than ohers am poss-
tivelv s,re there has not been half enough rs-ec n
Kansis 70 supply the demand, or prevent fn'se'S"@
suffering. -, - ;.
and from drouth together with other calses, have
had but one crop; and from the fact tnst Snee wa
eomperaiiyely speaking but small amount OF hand 10
cultivation the yield wac not sumeEn. 70 nlss 'HSro
than one year. My business for the last year Nae
been 20 canyass not only the various countSs IN Nan
sas but Missouri also; and do Know, from an
mental knowledge that there are hundreds OF hmnes
Who ar now suffering for the necessare5 Of bfe 70
vii. rood ard raaenl aud who viii soon be entirely
destitute without some sort Of relief IL given speak
more particularly OF Kansas that part OF Missouri
which suffered from drouth this year has had gc"c
cos for several wears previous, and consequently has
some old corn vet, enough, least, to prevent suffer-
ing until they can raise another crop -
And, a. If our cup of were not yet foil, 70
cap the climax in gratifying an Unsuitable vengeance,
the President has Issued Lis proclamation ordering our
lands to b. exposed a, public sale, commencing he ID
day of next December, thereby deprivng nne-tsnths
of the sctlers OF their last hope their hOes5 their
hard labor aud all they have, will b. al the mercy Of
the ruthless Spectator.
Tonrs fraternaly, in Il. L. AID l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

sIAvrNIn this y. 90 res.esS roy .sss yer sod u
days. -, g., ss,sd kr-
nJ Ann. ,h, vii. OF William Cater sSnth u NJ, eusins
~ Che,,er6eH Irop Work., aid daughter OF ihs '''
forth, surgeon, Sheffield =, -, r,,.us .
sWAIM-On Tuesday Nov 20 81 so,tn BIZ r. s =, go
h,norbs,e Of Tho I1nV- Ben S,gam, late oil sbe "'" ~
hell A swain printers, of this city a.,
rVpN.Rs-A Az A m erdaTn Holland. MONDAY ~ xcs.
e,uida atIarina korsr in the Ith year o. " - ~o.<
az the jate geruardus Teruars and mother o. "S VIZ
w j. Blom Of Amsterdam ,.~x,.-
Ialsn o,ereed tot onze dcps doelsl one wAye,
80 bi,aI,'oedcr GEERTRUTDA ChfiAklfa $780,
yVJ,yss van Bgn.,gpu- IKRvsHs In den ood?r1, VIZ v
jsren. sebn TERM.ss
at s'ler haAtr
T,yToR-On Tue.day Nov. "a, Robert Taylor seed 'y'
81 cpnsuInDon his residence NO. w ,- y,.d ..
Tt ,sls.ivcs and friends family ere respeIn @ -,
,,sn5 tbs funeral to day n bur day. at 9elocs p m
M. metnbers Covenant Lodge No - " 49,. a
o,eied 10 meet al their lodge No es i,oW.,, o.,
;cic~k n M TO psy the tribute Of respect :" 'n'' Nv
bro,hef Robert Taylor. BY order OF the " ".
TT0HsON--In this city, Tuesday Nov ~ -" m in'"'
IN the Sith year Of his age 49,,
TREsTEJ,-On Tuesday morning. Nov. "a, Ms AT" ''''"-
aged ~ years and months -
WARDLF-In this ci.y Wednesday, Nov ~ EigA' WI,
Thomas Wrdle, formety Of Worcester f'ns"h' NJ" -
Se ft.nds Of the family respectfully invited 70 so D
f,ersI torn her af residence No 50 5th a'enss Oh o'''
Ssy, Dec. I. at O'clock p m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

FlTIT ACCIDTyr.-C Orener Summer ye-INTdly
he'd an Inquest at ktcyle 10 pital toe bgdy o. sncu
fn1 native Ireland used a. y Who died IN con
-.e Of iur'e. ferrv,l on the i2h int. The deceased
driving eat through Fourteenth stree Neh me 'he
bfoSe and hr was thrown 70 tnt P1'eu'g IN ~
ottuc leg md other injuries, which csuscd hf ietis
DDap A. TiU SlRErT.-- Yesterday afternoon, an
elderly lady oYespcabs sypesSance while vfking IN 'osrt
lind, .see faddsy dropped the pavement ana s5pre;
wss gently sserra,ei that her ramo wa1 M "lsst
J.lsr -arp OF Brook, and that she on hes way 10
Rshvsy The Coroner was 20 Used 90 hod an ir"ue-'
SfABpIsG AFTuAY.--,Iames Geuigsi VIE danger
dlr ou.el ch ero.r between tnm a, thseofi a. .hei
nv AVID sireels Hisor wsa tsa ~ o"as nooe
Of size Youth Ned anc ioesea g y seFWs by 'us'' neS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY PTRsoss HIsGso ~
Tgxss.-Thc Mobile Mtregry says
I'VE Jaw gentleman Yesterday, diosc: from TeSas
Re came from the region Of country where the hang
inc pro,ess wss rife some while back. he Gays the
distant pubic is not informed Of the extent Of the
hanging. He ia member Of vigilance conlmttee,
whieh hss been in correspondence With the Committees
of other connties snd ne estimates ths no lees thar
two hundred and fifty persons have suffered Death ny
HANGING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

fed Hos average zro.s 2o1 H. 5lc sarioel Nsyto sao
nd Co, Ohio, 1875 comfsdg Hog, average gross ~, TO- o.
leon Carpenter Home. County Ohio W com led n5 nv
$50 No. y. Copn Laporte Indiana VOC
fed hogs average 2]i ~ at Sc Benedict Arnold o
County Ohio eorped hogs gross 10 10, SlO
Masters Eho Morrow County Ohio III corn ed hogs ave.
1875 H. at SIC j. b. Trindle Cadinron Ohio 10 oorn
fad hogs average h. &c james Elliott belfon D"
Ohio les orned hogs gross ~ ~ at 90 =. olos
sleeve Morrow County Ohio, il8 conied hogs average oss
2o5 n al Sc Robe Il Lautf Chauaugus County New orr eS
oonfed hogs average gross 1877 no. II 5c Baker Fish haa
Michigan l2 corr fed hogs ay.r.se cs 90 10 o.
543-l0cc. Total 1883 hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

MlIAs, HOLY OccURREScE--We learn from TIE
yss5ela Progress that on Friday last DIR. Robinson,
residing ia that place. shot and killed man named
Jame, Griffin Il seems that Griffin went 70 the house
Of Robinson in state OF inoXicatisn and calling for
the doctor stated ihai bis dog was sick, and he wanted
the doctor 70 prescribe for him. The doctor NJ
home but the request Of Griffin 80 highly meensd HE
wife thai she showered torrent Of abuse upon him,
which was responded 70 by Griffin ia prs1y severe
Language, Griffin reformed home and, after becoming
sober and refecing upon his conduct, told OF hs
f,icuds wha had occurred aud regretting HAVING used
coa,sc language the wife OF the dolor, BE- requested
some of them accompany him TO the dcctor's hoe,
~ thai be might apologize to Mrs. II. Tor his ruSensss
They refused TO accompany him, he went alone. Ou
suiting at the house and oioripg biz apolosss the
Doctors wife lepclicd hno with c,srse and vnaperoe,
epi,hes in which she was oiped by The doetoe Sues
treatment having iucensed Griffin, he aso u,ed ss<
hpgiago tcic twain, aud becoming very much eseite
br1ndi.hed DIRK wher.upop the doctors wife sel1sd
a gunnnd attempted 10 Shoes him, but not being aba
o. discharge The gnf handed IL oyer 10 Der hsshAsd,
who -ho ,;riipn dead on the spc. Dt. Robinson Was
-ocn ctssdin jail Rslssh Rsesis'
b, = - -~--..--s------>-~
ra. rsprSs iS:PSIrAnss ,m x-Asx \. ASSN. Va -
Sc "a ia isyp- Aeck 10 PstSs $s~p sna .aossse
.9.saa have TnE IhIs sYoar ks ssssd ~ y
- y L 4. eo'woses oys.i Sss.-s, N-se ~
ApT -restpsiy hs'eeNs ~ S'e -. .
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sTUCK ny RAiLRohDs, 80.
report Beevcs end other stock received BY r.Diot

The New aud Erie Railroad Inaks the following report
ofanspoation stock tho week enoing this day;
Beeyss 1901 Horses 30; Fesl, IS Sheep end Lambs Loco;
Swine, 4,0s4.
BY the Hudson River Ra,rosd: Beeves 1885, swine s6o
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported foT this msEket u fegtyVcrth erect
4,3j2.
HE prices to-day quoted a. fo'ovs:
Flint Gusy........8 az iOTdinary att
Medium ...............7 an Some eJ.rs soVd...elV
The general syera7e Of the market Al z g
The n OFT Of the sses range from O. 20 BE.
Prices y head aud b. OF different weights vii be found In
accounts 81 sales OF sAndry droyss.
Total number Of Besyes received 81 ths city th. week.
1852.
This 10 head than last week snd oi hesd more
then % laS The lumber a. each
aay usTks' last yJ 99 head while ths nursDeI
TODAY being shows 3 hesd than tins average, ed
head more this dsy weel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

MINv,eorA.-7Fc Farmer ard Gosdencr says he
soil Of Minnesota is remarkably well adapted 70 grow
ng onions; that if attention was paid to their sunlv'
ton, none Of tbe old States could compete VIII
Minnesota in their production. They grow very hge,
end with but little attention 20 cultivation, we nT~,
upon many places prairie soil, and we have one"
wondered why they are not more Largely grown al ne
West for expectation East snd South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

STEFAN SyFrERrss.-Tno Committee foe III. Reiisf
Of tho Destitute AND SUFFERING 10 syrs, askuo~isdg@ ne 'a>rt
OF Dee following suIy:
" - Y $40; Chenango tongirgstioo, SA tOcb- Arton
10, -, the Rev. ". p Million, AesopoLDtl, SO,
p,, CSGrh brooklyn, sl6S u; Orthodox Congregational
rsi llroln Ma.. 10; Prsby.er Church. La1ingto1,
= 80, Robert Bayloy DO Hcyard Congregational 50
', B-ook no Ness -lol Mensnds station :. ., tS5; j.
n IL ~: the Bethel ship $50 o. Sabbath Schoo, St ST.
Church Wikesosrre, Pc, 80; Wu- Bossi cA se,
-,,b so: Female Benevolent Society, Jewe Y. v ~
Al n @.--55q H. Prev.orsiy acknowledged S2i,6G e.
30 24s ~ NM a. BOOTH, Treasurer, No So hgensst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

FFon FuRorT.--1he steamship Arago, froro HAVE
and Southampton on the 18th nut, arrived at tbs pon
on Wednesday morning Her news has ''en snS'c'-
p.l, d by the City OF Baltimore and the Arii~-