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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

If four dogs with sixteen legs, can
catch twenty-ninc rabbits, with eighty
seven legs, in forty-four minutes, how
many legs must the same rabbits have
to get away from eight dogs, with
thirty-two legs, in seventeen minutes,
and "a half?
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

Hon. VIM H. Bissell, Governor OF Illinois,
died at his residence in Springiicldon the 18th
inst. Lieut.. Governor Wood, OF Quincy, has
been formally inaugurated Governor OF the
State.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

The County Judge of Clayton coun
ty, has given notice that sealed pro
posals will be received by him for the
building of "a Court House, either at
GarnaviIlo, or EIkader, at which place
the county seat shall be located by
the legal voters at the April election,
1860. Proposals are to be sent in be.
fore the 18th of April.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
5Di 4 y,

In Ulster, Floyd county, Iowa. Feb. 90,
1850 Miss Ellen T.. McEwcn. aged % wears
AMI 6 months. Corrected from last week S
notice.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
The Treasurer of Milwaukee, Mr.

The Treasurer of Milwaukee, Mr..
Schwarting, Dem.) has decampcd,
being a dcfauitcr to the amount of
over $4,000. The credit of the city
has been ruined in consequence, by
the non-paymcnt of the interest Oh
bonds, while other creditors have had
to suffer severely. He procured the
election of a confederate, his former
clerk, to be his successor, in order e
gain time to cover up the fraud by re
placing the money; but being unable
to do SO the secret has been mad.
public.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

meet again at the same place on Inc
last Saturday in May, 1860, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
S. HARDWOOD, Vice Pres.
JAMES J,CEsoN Sec'y
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
NiA[Rl2Li Ed,

In Bra lrorI. Chicllaslw county, Iowa, Much
ODD, 1860 10y the Rev. J. G. Nutting, VIM.
+. Denni>tnn. ESol.. of Floyd county, Iowa,
to Miss Anna NJ. Bigger. Of Bradford
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

Hon. j. p. kIDDER-Wc learn that
this gentleman, formerly Lieutenant
Govercrnor Of this State, and promi
ncnt in the counsels of the Democracy
of Vermont, and of Orange county il
particular, is now in Washington as g
delegate in Congress from Decotal
Territory and that this Territory vii
probably soon be organized Vernon
Tsiegraph.
This Territory has been organized
two or three timcs-over the left
1t is said that "JctT." obtained his
election as "Dclegate to Congress
from Decotah,' by taking half-dozel
"good Democrats into Pcnnsylva
MIA wagon and travelling about will
them, over the Territory-opening tin
polls and voting whenever a littl
wh;skey was needed to help then
across the creeks and sloughs.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

grounds to prevent the infringement
of this regulation.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

TIE Iowa INSANE AsYLUM.-Onc "i
the Investigating Committee men ap'
pointed by the General Assembly to
visit and examine the Insane Asylum
at Mt. Pleasant, has furnished the sub
joined interesting facts connected with
that fine structure.
The building covers one and one.
half acres. There are one and one
half acres of galvanized iron roof, and
onc-half mile of iron corniCc, support.
cd by iron brackets. The walls Of the
building present II surface Of two and
onC,half acres of cut stone, all of uni
form size, firmly ccmcntcd, and bound
to the brick work with which the
walls are lined, by iron rods. There
are three and onc-half acres Of double
floor, the greater part Of hard pine
four hundred rooms for patients anc
their attendants two hundred closets
seven hundred doors and clever
hundred windows.
The Committee were highly plcasco
with the entire architecture OF The
building, and express themselves sur
priscd that it has been so we'll con
structcd for the money it has cost
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

"Dividc and Conquer has long
been a watchword Of the Democratic
party. 1t was by organizing a third
party in Pennsylvania and other states
that Fremont was defeated in the last
Presidential campaign. The same
game is being played again, and in
reference to the scheme the Baltimore
Patriot, Henry Winter Daviss organ,
after saying that it shall oppose the
third party movement to the bitter
end" eXultinGly utters the following :
The opposition can and will whip
the Democratic party next fall, Frank
ing Privilege or no Franking Privi-
lege-third party or no third party,
and the Democrats know it and feel it
in their bones" Is not that the rigl
spirit? The Republican party is a
power in this our land--a power that
is felt, feared and respected at the South
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
Fine Arts.
Miscellaneous.

Best specimens Of Printing. Diploma and IS
do Architectural Drau%hting, diploma.
do Design for Farm Cottage,
to cost $500. Diploma and SO
do Design for Farmer : Barn,
do set Carpenter Tools, Diploma:
do twelve samples OF Tin Ware, Dip. and !
do sample OF T.ilors' Work. ]
do set Of Double Harness, Diploma and
do Single Harness, Diploma ana
do pair Men Fine Boots, Diploma and ]
do pair Stogy Boots, !
do pair Ladies Shoes, oo cts
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
sugar and Honey.
w hcelwri-ilt Work.


Best specimen of Cabinet Ware, worth
five dollars or more, 30
do six Chairs.
do Rocking Chair.
do specimen of Joiner Work, worth =
five dollars or more,
do Farm Gate or model,
do Window Sash, oo CTS
do Door, % Gus
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
Fruit! Fruit =.

4 PpLE TREES of choicest hardy varieties,
n of two, three, and few of six years
growth, some of which latter blossomed last
season, and with good care would soon come
into bcaring-for sale on accommodating
terms Il. w. HUMPHREY.
March ), 1860 1Otf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

In the museum at IIifalutin is a
flea skin containg seven misers' souls,
seven rich mems conscienccs, the prin-
ciplcs of seven politicians, seventeen
old bachelors hearts, and all the re-
naming sweetness of seventeen old
maids.
MARRIED WoMEN.-Mrs. Croly says
that every condition of life has its
own charms, and many married wo
men arc a thousand times more at
tractive than they ever were as young
ladies but it is not always their
husbands who fiud it out.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

Best 10 lbs Butter made at any time, l,oo
ID do do do do oo
Best Cheese weighing at least ten lbs,
Diploma and w
| 90
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29

The Directors of Rock Grove and
Riverton will appoint the Committees
for their respective townships
1t was ordered that 800 handbills,
containing the Constitution, Bylaws
and List of Premiums be procured by
the Secretary for the use Of the soci
ETY.
That the Second Annual Fair of the
Society be held at St. Charles City on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 1911
and goth Of September, A. ID. 1860;
That the % copies of the last An
nnal Report Of the Iowa State Agrl
cultural society, which are due this
Society, be procured by the Secretary
That the Secretary call meeting o
the lhmjers of the Floyd County Ag
ricuI'ural Society, to be held at It
Charles City On the last Saturday IL
May, 1859, at o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion, the Board adjourned t.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
Dairy.

Best lar of 25 f,s. Butter made in the
month Of June, Diploma ana %-,oo
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
Equcstrian>llip.
Flowing Match.

Best Female Equestrianship.
Riding Whip and 81
ID do do
Flowing Match.
Best Flowing by Horse Team, Dip. and 81
do do Ok Team, Dip. and
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
Jacks and Jcnnets.

Best Jack three years old or more,
Diploma and SO 90
ID do do do 200
Best Jennct three years old or more, 800
u do do do do 200
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-29
M lIlt.s.

Best pair Mules four years old or more, So 90
ID do do do do do 200
Best pair Mules less than four years old, ZOO
Best single Mule. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
MUSIC.

This evening the present eeres of operate perform
ances at the Academy of Music will be brought to a
close by representation of Martha for the benefit
Of Carl Formes The east will be different from that
of WEI, K ago Madame Won BeIkel being substituted
for Madame D'OImy. Even this change will tend to-
ward the advantage Of the audience, but we caunot
help asking why a still more marked Improvement
was not proposed ard Effected il would have seemed
natural to many managers to present Miss Fanny
Heron in the part of Nancy part which she has sung
in other cities with suecess her performance on Mon
day evening, also was evibced with so many marks of
popular favor, that one would have thought her re-
pested appearance to besuTe and speedy The rule for
TIE guidance of most operate enterprises in Irving
Place TO be this dscover what the public desire
to have, what they ara ing to pay for, and then
keep il from them. Nevertheless the representation
tonight will he excellent aud undoubtedly superior to
that Of last week. 1t s unnecessary 70 suggest that
crowded house will be merited tribute to the bsne-
fciary.
Mr. Millsrd announces that he will this evening,
give his annual concert at bod wohs Hall. He will
be assisted by Nile MONTH orenCy who will make her
EewYoIk debut, by Messrs. Mills, Apply, King, and
others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
DIE ID.

and Maria ": And cas- eyed year, and month.
his fathers residence Eahyourth street. Tenth avenue,
Friday OF 2 o'clock p u.
BEALN-In WILLIAMSBURG, Wednesday Oct 81 James J.
Bealiu Of James j. and Mary Besn, aged year, 10
months AID IL days.
COOPER On Thursday evening, Nov l. Phebe D. Cooper,
CHRIsTIsON-At Stamford Comp. on Sunday Oct &C. AGED
rs years months and 10 days, Isabella Christison.
CuTIERon "Wednesday ievenng Oct 81 Mrs Mary Cutter,
The fun services viii b. held 4. the house of her .onnw
Woodbridge N J.
DALToNIn this city Tuesday Oct 90 Mr. Christopher
Dalton, printer eyed 80 ,esrs.
EGkNIn this city on Tuesday Oct 90 Mary Ann daughter
of James and Mary Anne Eesn aged years and month
EBERLE-ln Brooklyn Tuesday evening Oct 60 William
sgsd 6 years, 6 months and days.
JACOB ss a SSS q of psa An Eliza
The relatives ard friends o the family invited 10
1b,th ,reet, this tFdsyl afternoon o'clock without
Guick, In the 9th yeu Of his sge
rss H., s'fL' 's cSh1.h be hsa GesS On Fdy
e WED to attend Care leaye Grand street and
Coh County n for intem ns remains VIII De
ss M TG'd nh os 80 Greene Of
CEBETY In BROOKLYN. on Tuesd.y night Oct 90 John
Bernard eldest son of Francis and Ann Gerey years
HOwABD-At Astoria Long Island Henry Howard in tho
29th year Of bis age.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend bis tuDer from the residence Of his mother in
Mrs Henry r. Blackwell Saturday afternoon al O'CLOCK
Steiner Msit'no leaves Fulton Market slip at O'Clock
HoRToN-At White Plains Wednesday Oct H. Abraham
Horton sped 90 yeas.
Toe ne viii take place from h residence on Saturday
Eey at 10 o'eioek at the house aud II O'Clock a. tic
cid Methodist Church.
LAsELL-M Philadelphia, en- ,Frid.y Oct &C. Edward w
Iee in the 9th year Of his age.
MITcHfLL-In his city, on Wednesday morning Oct 81,
Robert Mnci ell, eyed years.
PECKAt Greenwich Conn on Monday Oct % Luther Peck
In the oath year Of his ope.
PERRY On Tuesday Oct 80 Mrs Alice Perry aged So years.
sEWARD-on Thursday Nov Of dptheri. Henry Franklin
OF htny l. and Marie T. Seward aged IL months and Is
The e.tyes and friends Of the family ere respectfully invited
o'teoc ma funeral o. Saturday morning, ct O'clock from
the redence al BIS parents No. u Seventh ltree The re.
HGirs Will be taken TO New Rochelle fcr inenneut
sSEpEhER-At Saratoga, Tuoaday, Oct 90 Stephen c.
The friends of the family respectfully inyi ed 10 s,ed he
pne'ai from his late residence Hempstead ns Island on
fli6sy, the ID inst AZ O'Clock o NJ
sfAhSIM est Bloomfield, NJ Y, on Tresdsy Oct II, Or
John ~ b late OF shsroD Conn ia the th year II hs ace
Weons sds. Oct 81 Mary Hester daughter OF
John W ard Mary IL item aged years mouth and 6 day,
the ~ year Of her age. ' -
The relatives and l-Sd Of the family arc respectfully invited
attend her iuner0 rom the residence oil her son milan,
John w Manley, no o'5 Pearl sheet Brooklyn on g,ds1
ete room Nov 2 a o'clock vihout further iuyita,ion
lLoONAt the Teiderce Of her brother lanes Nison n,
tue Quaker Settlement, Warren County n j. ON SsndoY
SeI 10, anna NLson, ssedts yesIs and months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

When the Bohemian lrf. LIVERPOOL, grea. reoielngs
were going on in honor Of the peuiDg Of the splendid
free library presented to the town by Mr.. Brown;
Thousands of volunteers ont in procession, and
business ives gene ally suspended. Lord Broughan
and numerous o,hsr celebrities were taking pant In
the proceedings. A great msetiDg of wo khgmen was
held in the ampbi heater the previous evening, and
presented Mr. Bro Wn with handsome testimonial
The Queen and Court Rad arrived at Windsor from
Germany. The Qaeen had recovered from her indl'-
position.
Punch has leading picture in which he is intro
ducing the Prince of Wales 10 his pretty Mics Colu n
bis with, The assurance that he don't get such partner
as her every day.
The weather in England continued unsettled and
stormy.
Co,ba newspaper supposes that the only daughter
of the Duke of SAKE Menirgen Just turned IL, Is the
defined bride Of the Prince Of Wales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
JUSTICE BEFORE ELECTION.

To The Editor Of The n. I. Tribune.
SIR: In consequence Of a petty swindle pe-petraed
upon relative had occasion in the Special Sessions
to day to prosecuts one Of the roguss who decoy rav
elers irto the notorious Falon & LoVejovs Hotel,
in Greenwich street. The ofense was petty llrceny-
stealing mOnsy-aud was clearly proved TO the salts
faction of the CouIt-Jostices Connolly, Steers aud
Brown,n being on the bench. Justice Connolly se-
veItly ectured the offender saying be should make an
example of bin, and dlatDg at some length upon run
pers and tcketsp nd'ers of whom the prisoner was
specmen. He then sentenced him to the Pententiary
for sixty days. LEFT the Court, fully satisfied that
iustc4 bsd been DONE though to secure it the com
plsnaut bad been obliged to remain some time in town.
TO The neglect of bis business.
Bat mark The sequel hardly had le I the Court when
q rev consultation was had, the sentence 20 euphat-
cally pronounced was reroked and the culprt let Oft
with paltry fine. When ] saw the composition OF
the Court doubted if conviction could be made bu.
certainly did not imagine that such bench was
capable of denouncpg aDd Furnishing thief before the
pro secuto and within the hour land In secret Sd far
as the other eide was concerDedl sympathizing with
him and removing all real punishment.
should Ike 10 know What moral difference there Is
between such an act and compounding felony. Bat
suppose the man thus plucked from prison ia wanted
by the Democratic-Fu party in the Hid Coogres-
soDal District on Tuesday next The houss from which
be balls, though of the most notorious reputation
preyiDg upon the public by usng the name of highly
respect bs botel-ias been selected by the Japa
Common Council place Of holding the polls. aud
around this and the poll fur her down the street ther
the grant robbers and ticket swind.ers who uphold
the standard Of pure and undetled Democracy in the
lower section of the city. +. j. OTTARsoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

Club stasgc mo J. gGs2s for No all 10 sofe. Gems
firm Is REQ bu 81 &c IN store. O.ts a1e. RscNsrs
"a TOO bbs Flour bu,b whe,t ~ 10" bush Crn 100
bph Oats sBIpSESTs-ln00 bbls Foar, i0s 90 btss.
Wheat. fsNO bu.b Com FRsIGHTs dslL EJcgAseH On
ke@.YfTk " cert prsn.
PUyyAlo, Nov p m.-FLOUs qlis' and aThns.S.
WHEAT dull sDJ parties sppt SAILS IL COO bash No NJ.
GLIB Ut 81 o. 6Ho bg b. Canada DO a. f107 CoEs
dD sales 00o bush 5id52c WHISKY ow,r sales ~ 90
bbs zoe Cap4l FRsIGH1s uDcsy s-d Lake IsPoRr 400
bills Feur ila 900 bpsb whsst bush Com. 2oo susb.
Oats LEO bush Barley C0nsl EXPORTS: 300 bnh FJur,
1900 buh heat $500 bpsb Corn 0oo bush Barley Lsis
lnpoHTs 10 Nov J; os IS bbs Flour. H. sa M br'h Wees,
10 677 $50 bush = 3is bush Oats 26 $50 bush Baby,
"A 245 bpsh Rye C@n EypoHrs 10 tne l53 s6 bbs.
Flonr olso go bush hest 3iS f31 bush Corr lbs 200
bush Oats, l0S 5s5 bush. Barry $3.50 bush Rye.
ALBsSy Nov I-Sp H. FLOUR doh WszAT N 1dsrste st
81 6I for Chcsso spr'nr FL s5or White Csn.5io ses
30 bush Rye sses 90 bu.b. 81 TIC OATS salss 2sJo
bush st3 for State delivered s'h. Cen'r dept 1t sJ1a,
,Hoat CORY dill; We.ts'n uysd 67c In ots BARLEY In
moderate supply ard csmsDo cd T., prae lot sales 10
bush 7sc Canada East, fae f1r pime fo1ro vs6 stst
6Sc fer Winter end twoowsd se nc for Nssus Cousy,
and &c for Bay Qunts WAisEY 81 111is sales 23 bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
JUSTICE TO LOUIS BLANC.

To he Editor Of The N. T. Tribune.
SIR An absurd statement. is published this morning
in all the papers, under the iced Of from Naples that the
Pro Dictator bad also prohibited Louis Blanc from establishing
national woTb Ships"
In the Legislative Assembly Of 40 49, ultra members of
the Mountain proposed In order keep the starving meohsn
ic In labor national workshops the moderate Republicans led
by Louis Blanc secuted the Absudiy but the tricky pocaps
led by Ledru Roln oed with the Mountain outvoted the
moders established the nations, sshops andmade Louis
Blanc Dictator and Albert his SUBJ OF the absurdy did
not succeed and Louis Blanc has been charged by people who
did rot know the truth, with the abortion.
Louis Blanc busy 4; Loldon with his history he does not In
any way interfere with European politics. and has escaped the
c Dency of his former Poege and does not return to France
uTder Napoleon Ill Hence the libel wish TO conute the
part Of on absent friend. NOT A FRENCHMAN.
Nei5- York, Nov. |, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

WIDE-kwlEE Procession IN JERSEY CITY.-A
Wide-Awsks torehlght procession, took place Last
night in Jersey city, and considering that but two
days notice bad been given the unfavorable appear
of the sky in the forepart Of the evening, aud the
large number Of parades thst the battalion have made
within tie past two weeks the affair was in eveyway
q creditable one. The Huteon County battalion, I'M
der the command Of Major D. S. Gregory, jr , and
headed bykDod gorths band, were drawn up 10 lice
in Montgomery street aboat o'clock. II consisted
five con pspes of jersey City intending the German
Wide Awakes, and the Greenvine company, in all
numbering about $50. Shortly afterwgrds the Newark
battalion numbering about $50 torches, noder the COM
msDd Of Major Price, arrived and formed in line
Including there were the Pennington Wide-A %skes,
and the Continental Company in fall Continental uai
form. The lincoln bet aliOn OF the Rocky Mountain
Club came over about 100 strong and from their fine
appearance, attracted much attention. The line OF
march then taken up, and the procession moved
through large number Of the finest streets. Tue res
licences throughout were very generally illuminated,
and decorated with ags banners, Chinese lamps &c.
As The procession moved along they were greeted by
he waving of haDdkerchefs, discharge Of fireworks,
and shouts of welcome. Many thousands Of people |
we're cOngregated upon the sidewalks, and altogether
10 atajI MAJ " every way 4 sTeettabie one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
MARRIED..

IDRICH-BATCHELDER-AtG Grafton. Worcester County.
Mass Thursday. Nov at tie residence Of the brides
father Mr Charles Adrich form eIy Of the rm Of Alddch
Co. Were stsr but Of the frm o. c. T. Alirich
Rrson to Ms s'sh Bachde daughter Of Joseph bstche-
der esq, Of Grafton.
HOMANS-stM mONS-At Roxbu,y, Mass Tuesday even
ing Oct 3O by the Rev George Putnam, D. Mr. j. Smith
Hsmsps r NewYoIk 10 Mise this Simmens youngest
daughter Of Thomas Sin mous esq OF Roxbury.
HIMMONS-BEADELL-I this city, Tuesday. Oct 90 at
Trinity Chapel by the Rev Dr. Hsbee, Samuel Himmons to
Amelia A. Btadeil, all If this city.
LoOyIs-GI MANIn this city Thursdsy Oct 49, by the
Rev Jemes Mitt the re.idence Of the brides mother
Mr. Thom.s Loomis ef DsnOuy Conn, to Miss Margaret
Anne Gin an OF this city
PFNTZ-S HANEON-At Yopkers Wed -esday. Oct 81 by
the Rev. Dr. Seward, George B. Penz of New-Yok, and
Margaret c. daughter of WIN. Shannon, esq of the former
place
TALCOTT-FRANCIS-At Bil3gehsmpton, on Wednesday,
Oct 81 by the Rev Thomas NJ Gray Mr. James Talcot Of
Henrietta e. only daughter Of the late Rev A.
Frncis Of Bridgthampton.
Hartford papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

o.WEeo Nov l o p. m-FLouR steady Wpr,r Ipl but
N'thou mater a. csn2e; sales SO bush No Clsg- Spring
S 90 sioa aid dclyoed 600 bash Niuof Rcd Wise ne
n ~ ~ w toaH dun talss go hush Iuia for city use
" .'e thoi Otltr peips quiet CAgAL fKYIsns unstoj
snd lover Beats "a p.siye demand LAsX lNrorr~ls2 00
61h hes II 2Ol bnsh Corn IL go bush Barley gn0 hlsh
ye tASAh kFohrs462i bbh Flour va 100 bu,h Wheat
~ bush Bailey 10 600 bush Oats LAYE lNpoRrs ioy 49,
nonh a. October6 $50 bbs Flour; l62 GtS bush Mas,
~ u4 buih C0ni 2921t bash Oats SO ssg busb R.ri
IllS tgsh Rye laOl9 bush Peas L,1n InPoRrs sngs
navigation 70 Nov I'LL 96a bbls Eluri a Ga
push Wheat ab136 tuah Corn; b26 u. bush Ost,, 80
eoh Bsrley l7 aal buih Rye 49, 800 bush Peas Isl zoe
Cuic4oo Nov. l-Gp m.--FLouR GTul WaE,r .,,,y, .,,
IGi.e 0weT salts I'D coo bg.h VI M 2sce lt North W..tsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
DEMOCRATIC DODGE.

10 he Editor Of The n y Tribune.
SIR In The Brooklyn Eagle Of tho 3lst ult., ro-
tee ticket for conservatives composed of Union and
Republican of the two nominations Where the
Republicans have man whom they likely TO elect
be is left off from The ticket and the weak Fusion man
put Cd; and where they Lave man on the Fusion
ticket who is sure TO he elected under any circum
stanoes, they put the weak Republican and u this
way intend to defeat entire Republican ticket. No
Republican should vote it. Principle this time shouh
be our watchword A BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN,. 4