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The DouE1as-7Iattcson 1Ioyemcnt.

(Ertsuthe State in iEna, cs:h.
1t IL beginning to excite 10 little comment
who never pretended to be .1uch ofa politician,
and who, twas presumed in hi. p!csen, posi-
tim, wontd be more 10th than ever 10 engage
:" in the glorious work" is a:l at once 60 active
ao4 geaer0us. Of course he would rot engage
il it without q cause knowing as lie does that
Mr.. Dorzlas has no possible chancc Of ~ elec-
tiDn, wby then is be spending money so lsvlshly
ior tue purposes Of the campaign? /: il arrany
rumorcl TINT he aud Mr. douglas FULLY Under
s;aua their own arrangements, and that they
are p}ayirg into each others hands, M the p1in-
ciple Of you tickle me and TIT tickle you." lie,
for Instance, pay oyer his thousands from his
bank profits 10 carry the State for Ar. DOUGLAS.
aud Mr.. Douglas, in retura, gives ASSURANCE
1hut iftte right kind Of & Legislature is elected
tue Ex-Goyeroer will be released frnm oil his
liabilities 10 tho Suite. on account OF his canal
scrip funding operations, and perhaps give him
the United Ssatcs Senatorshlp besides \ ye1y
nice little arrangement, certninls, if t7ue-onc
Nattesou will 6n.. that the people OF The State,
without regaydt7 party politics CT party ties,
hare themselves iword to say.
In rie;r Of suet arrangements as this, it is not
strange that the ttgisttr should dislike to hear
tthe old song Of thu canal scrip ffaad ha1ped
Having done stl 1t could t. Etttfe Investigation
into that lusiae:s, il woult prefer to draw
public attention just as far. Is possible
from it. The Democratic people Throughout; the
Site are to be kept in ignorance Of VIA: is be-
ing cooked up in private pariors By the Maize
500 Douglas scheners, until after the Sorca-
Der election. II theJ succeed IN securing the
"zight k;nd' of Lei gis.aturs, the Plot will ttcu
be duly carried out ~ proposed; and II not,
then il is to lay over for future consamu'atiou.
We a:k tie people. izrsspecttve Of party,
throughout the Stale, to watch the srtckaseEs IN
the MAt,esou- uou21as league, and not be de-
luded into fancied securit, py any deaiAis they
ulay make. The best interests of the State,
which are higher than and above mere partisan
nn}is,cs are icyalsed in tLe issue.
, 1860-07-31

The Chairman Of the Republican Executive
Committee Of Maryland, W. Il. Coall, Esq, has
Issued 4 circular to the people of that State,
submitting en- electoral ticket, and, I'LL explana-
tion and defence Of the principles and objects
of the Republican party, Thus, gradually, hut
surely the Republican organization is making
its way into the Slaveholding Ststes md before
the election OF 1864 it wil1 be co.exteusire with
tile Union. All honor TO the pionsers Of the
Increment il MARYLAND.
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MASS MEETING Ar ANA

AfA NAN.
TIE Ca!c1so 4 Eoc. 1..aal EA'.oaI Company h1v;aS
through tLeir Agents, sysa tax d cent pei busfc!
upou I'll rs Z, 81 cl from this poas tho E=Ils fci.
fnv tbem.sys. asrs l. ~ 10 .h1w thef YEsen nent -
IL taxa.irn. TIE ia:"at Company Gots not A.
low u u. rryi tsc of iu and shak 90: u~a 11atn
ae.s VI pay 80 up,n every thousand bs.aSs sc
We do not ojtc: to pi5itg the eu*t7a1ry TaFeaSust
ctsssA whssa at 10 u+e their Ea1eheue; h't ~e
wish to hays ae 3siy-ss Of weighing ALL thps!ss ous
own r1a tack At any time Gtat v. see III tod
70 and not 6c o+Eti top4y vi per t'aaad Pt:tl lef
having our grain ~v'<a'd-
Th dre1 eject Of t;s srsem Let" rzc+ule other b"7
er,t.au s1 r. H. h-ents from comm: azoor- a1tfsy
ranunt eonpr.c fay.Eab|F With the r!,pau5s tzc7s.
uther Comp n.s grant the rFtvtSc es Ia :5 uVn
the track free Of charge and thy v, To tic .sEc
uIyecs TLou+aud4 Of bu:bes Of grain Of tie erc1 Ct
1s.9 tha. woul1 h1rs b*ea shipped upon this EaEfoad
re It not for this taxi have gore to the Ch go Bur-
lueto, Quincy r. r. AID Almost tic ea:!re cray Of tsa
!be sau,sl to the c,ses al:sa3i ra:t.s ts i1I
moved.
u. hsrc had scye.1 meetings at thi4 oat, and The ec
or NJ ,atkn,t On ac,as III Is nsease aa1 uni
rf1., In ac. there IL not sing Isdtvidaa tatp:e-
ten Is to ynIcae Geteud the sTse except sd Con
panT A:ec.s aud teT, lorsoot 1ea LIE to RAE 1t1l
tie far,rsa equal pe: ceat- q! their crop TT
stupY weighing t.t:r kra Wasn ths priee of oass Is
tvaatr cx,s rts b1.hel AZ. h1: ieshap. his heeo &c Az
esTc the st Yeas tsey receive o.s 1~essea a Of INT
proceeds, whca Is equu 10 S ger cent
In r;ew Of these facts nc have aaopttd tbs following
resolutions:
NHks.4s The f. r. l. II. r. G., havr. through theE
Apnt. Ncssg. Whit Caro-. aEt}seFtl Us 10 An us
ta5 q? ene GU pr I'll ira aspu II tt' sta-
us.q over fhr K4iTuul =
Tn teo,e ve tie uatss'eue' he:ebF asrts ~ 's'n
Wtsids" o.ac; x i oe ,&Fp.a ny freight o.
eaId Ia !E1ad. -
business taan whatever oecupatoa 4"lps l''s,s T.
AEta~an who thlaA Tvs MS fEsat ever - Hta
sad cr who taveis ove1 dh karal d thh W t:!.a
fuIT xhsr tho resolutions unA Thu tx o. ufe
c. ii rrr Lu i, ,el "a Sra.n Is wsoIls usysd
Kt.-r.t That The rcAott0l5 s4Ee e11c% HON lid
after Ibis day. 1uue III, 1sao.
To thxee reso.rrors the Of 10 OF the er-ns Of
the twn.ht2 OF Annawaa Astacte AMI the ouEs nt
TO- c37 acea cf 9rain which viii te safrptd p2on the t.
E1K r. this tax Is .cnovsd Ehf' G>s Of r7.ass 80
all 1eaden.s Of The 1ev1.hpo q Anna<r 4n1 ~oud ee
e,e {, eay that does eopfi oaeft othe amount
Q, freight that til, E,road Cofa5 VII lose ffcn tht
ttatldn II AnaaTaa Tac principal part Of or oosne:s
e4.-Aer<h.ns1 Mecaactc., &c ,-aass asea"s catered
I.to .hc x,oyr eon,r.ct trrtsa't.
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kroTn Warrington.
tSpce:1, pl;p1ttl +, 1l,e y. i, T;mes,1

NAeHEoTo1. July X lsGo
Jndge Douglas is in the re-eipt Of pressing
inrital,ous to visit several Southern States, q,
it is not Impossible thai be may make short
tour during the su inner, The proprictors Of
the Greeuhricr White Sulphur Springs III Tlr-
ginia have also offered to him the Inequalities
Of that famed watering, place. The Springs are
controlled by int S;cck Association oil the
gentlemen ol the neighborhood, With whom The
Little Giant" is very pcpulHr.
Gov. Floyd will not laav. the ci'y at present.
Ills duties are so pressing. owing 10 the COM
mfncement of work on tue Capitol extension
and the water works, that be is obliged 10 fore
go bis contemplated recreation for time. The
legislation Of The list Caugecat, through tho in
flacnce Of Senator Daris, greatly eMbarasses
the conduct Of the War Department.
Lou Edward Bates, OF Missouri, arrived At
the National to-day, journeyiug norihwsrd
from visit to his old hore ID North Carolina
Indian Agent Depuison is named as the Dem
oefatic candidate for delegate IN Congress tEon
Ssbrask2 Territory.
The frsends Of Nr. Douglas are most Indus
tEious and iude fatgable III thei9 efforts 70 nase
1ha Northern people believe that be has me
.p7ospect Of Carrying some three or four Or per
hsps bali dozen Save Stotes. 1t the 1flenas
Of Lincoln were hAlf as rert1nac1ous IN assert
ing hia popularity in the torder STARE etasea
az the Douglas party are IN; clunag me uo.'
stafes for inc l.istlc Giant, there :sno knowing
| wha. your Northern people would think o. tbs
| South. l assure you, without exaggefalon
| that my knowledge oi the South, and ny lniof'
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MoAE A1D.-The Cass County lnd<ptnd<n:,
published at Virginia. in This state, hitherto \
neutral paper, has hofsted the nasncs Of Lincoln
aud Haniin. r. s. Thomas, Esq. gentleman
of ability aud influence, has taken charge Of tho
editorial department.
"a campaign pape:. to be called TAe WSdt
.dtooEe, is 10 be issued from the 4&andard Office,
IN Dewitt, iona. Q. c. Bates u to b. the pr'n.
cipal editor.
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dreams and sweet satisfaction TO sleep.
Men In tho country 50 a.licld with no
Cear Of sun-stroke, or fever, and the
loungers in town only rcerot that 1lere is mot
heat enough 10 provoke thai thirst for the
multitudinous drinks in which Young America
is wont 10 indulge. 'unuybays and MI his
tribe turn deal cars to petitions for Saratoga,
Newport OF Nulant Tic old lou'esscads
''down East. deep uncovered apd cool, have
lost half their charms. The old man ayers
and the young sprouts half consent that chl'
cago Is the best rlsco after Ill. So it IT,:
There are hundreds at Saratoga who would
travel many mics fer tho luxurious days
which tho poorest lero cuj'y, aud
thousands ut tic scn,sido 10 whom our nights
would bo fractions Of the clysium that they are
seeking in vain. BE- content then, madame
aud let the intocded trip 80 ly: In an easy.
dress and slippers at home, where y''lr com
f,rts are or should be, in your favorito chair,
with Jour household about you-Eou tho
principal llgurc-ttc key-stone Of a]l-can
have no cause to complain. Bless the climate
OF the west shore Of Lake Michigan, and de-
clara that yours is happy summer lot. That
is 1ctt r. than the mott crowded. fashionable
aad uncomfortable watering place in the land
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Patents Granted 10 Western snsentors.
The following patents were issued to West
srn insentnrn from tha United STATES Patent

Patents Granted 10 Western 3hFent0fHs
The following patenta were issued to West
sru inventors from tha United States Patent
Office, July "a, 1850:
George E. Baker, Waakcgan, H.; improve
uent in ga.es. p,
Charles +. Cory, Lebanon. ILL.,: Improvement.
John Dentr, Warsaw, Ill; improvement in
Henry Fe.lowr. Bloomfield, Ind; improve
Isa,ah nodgson, New Washington, Ill; i'm
n,oyed mols ditching machine.
II. W Hetton, Bloomington, Ind; improved
machine Tor ffgsstering car fares.
4. ii. Carr, Mt Pleaaaat, Iowa; improvement
Jacob Nsrsh Perkins, Chicego, H.; improve
uent in w4ter Wheels
Alexander Schwarringer, Milwaukee. WIS;
improvement in apparatus for eenefaang gas.
Isaac Z. Saunders, Trenton, Ale6:; improved
method Of Supplying fuslble 1nstallie plugs 10
steam boilers.
Audrew andergrit, St. Louis, Ma; improve
msnt io grain aepaFators.
II. T, Hieks, es<iynor TO Hicks B1others, Of
G, aad View, Indiana; improved cotton aud hsy
Authony Oreroeker, AeIIenry, ILL.,; improve
uent in clover huller {patented July 5, 1907
, 1860-07-31

H1gnwAr Rogpkgr.-The Janesville (Tis.>
Gaet.st gives m account Of Ligh wa1 rob-
bory in tbst p1acc. on Tuesday srcning Last.
Nr. L. Y. Pierce arrived in Jancsrille from
Minnesota, in search Of relatives md wand.r-
Ing out towards Emerald Grore, was attacked
by two men, who thro.tled him, searched his
pockets, and. taking his vzhse, rau into the
woods. The va!ise contained f505 in gold.
TWO persons have been arrested on suspicion Of
being she robbeIa.
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+. ~ Itts announced that Gen. Cass will nd
dress the State Convention Of the Michigan
Democracy, in favor Of Breclinr1age and Lane.
Ern. Wm. q, Butler, who ran for the Tice Pres
idencr with him in ISIS, also contemplates TAX
ine IL stump in behalf Of the same cause.
, 1860-07-31

Fon Sus.-The Franklin Democrat, Doug.
las paper, published in Benton, Franklin coun-
ty, in this State, Is advertised for sale.
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The Washington correspondent o! the Gin.
cinnaii Enquirt-, the leading Douglas organ in
Ohio, says in his letter Of July 25th:
'*lt is iact tnat in New York the Ercckiu-
1idgeites propose TO profit by Douglas popular
its IN the Empire State, nnd will 1t tic last mo-
n1ent Withdraw tler electoral ticket. in order,
as they calculate, to give New York 10 Douglas,
aud thus throw the election into the House.
*Tno Dreckinridge people profess to be san-
guine with regard to their Southern prospects,,
and have .eut money uud orators and speeches
in abundance into the Southern States.
"Joe Lane is numbering the English tongue
in North Caroliun, his native State"
How strange it is, that men who are honest
in their support of Douglas cannot see the et
feet Of giving n few Northern States to him
cannot sec that it only will result in throwing
the election into Congress, where Joe Lane viii
inevitably be elected President. do they real
lv prefer that old Slave Code ignoramus to The
pure and patriotic Lincoln Every rote thro~r
away on Douglas in Illinois Or Indiana is vote
f,r .}pe Y,Ane
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S1-Grne.aI Dealer In 1fer~krrt in- s.no'!r. .ay9
EIoR THE BATH,
Lawrouee'~ Rnth gtrnps.
LaWrcncesa ltutts Gloves.
1.n1vsenre.~ Fl~sn Gloves.
Fieala aua Bath Hru~1Aess
CnrKtsia t1naAal"S iusvela,
UAehluE Su1hE-e
Flnest Toilet soaps.
t:~nulne hay nater,
Lavender " asrr,
<:tl. Ice t,}Dxness
Toilet wAt~r.
Eolitt Vinegar.
l. large and tine assortment Of the best gsoJa.
J. II. REED Il co..
Apo'hecars.. ~ srh 1as Lake >slret.
nEALEKS n fASCY TOI.kr 0U0nS.
FANS! FANS! FANS! FANS!
psasl s':s4. a Waite, Blue, Gerry. BED.
Fans. Fans. Fans. l'aES.
reast sIe:. P!sn, spaa<'sh, sIss:sa. Eahrc..eEed.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fan,.
Ivory Sret, n White, r:ue. Cherry. N~l.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory STICK sI1sssed. paia:sa. x4abro:tcr"1.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
S4adaa Wool suck. In SIX. csa?c Lnen-
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
se1t,ai Wool Com. Straight, Konaa .na ur,.a STAG.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
ra;n Lirrn. Spanish aaA Mcuzr.0: Fazs.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Opera, Es.Ia. ard rsz.y Eaa.. all ra.e:s.,-
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Fan. Lat, Plain Palm Leas. y:':ne'. al1 stg:.s.
Fans. Fans. FaIS. Fans.
AL E1ass. Ali rs:ce4, rr"m ee=ts to s.sia.
AT PARKS. IoI LAKE-ST
Garters. Carriers. Glrter>.
E;ae'ojtesesl in Sis arl ve:rs:.
Gartcrs. tsarterS. Garters.
Wire El.stles. in Ed. L;1e;s AMI Cotsou-
Garters. Carriers. GarterS.
In Pix. II R,ut. IN White. n I'D.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
All sv.,s and s;1eA AL la:tsns aa4 rHces.
At PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET
TO GRAIN DEALERS.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPT BOOKS,
Manufactured ard fur sac nY
JONES, FEKDUE & SMALL.
GRAIN CONTRACT BOOKS,
Manufactured AID iur raac aT
JONES. PERDUE i SAtAL1.
GRAIN ORDER BOOKS,
Manufactured ard for ta1e hy
JONES. rxNDuE / SMALL.
CAR GRAIN ROOFS.
JONES. pERpcE E SMALL.
WAREHOUSE EEcElviS'' AND sALEs
Manufactured: .n,l for .a'su uy
JONES. rEs:ouE \ svAL1..
RA1hRqAD. cA>'AL AND LAKE SHIPPING
Manufactured anl !or SAT- W
Jones, Perts.&e Il Kasa1l,
STArsas8a,, DLAsk-cook MAsryAcrrHxes AND Jcx
F4sxEsr+
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G G L l. ESl sc a L + =;
aAFus: Harus!.
IT. ! (. 'sa s Il H.
featuring Cun1}Asy - NO I'm psios,
1850. Water st., thtcag0, III.
They haye :,:sn on !slad
HAY. rO2k, FLOt-E. rDEMANr, PORTABLE
rLATFuEN, an: al ealper lk,:c1pt,nn Of ScALE* lind
fan a+scrtuent OF TECcks. LETTER yAE AESsK@
SUGAR MlLL9, kc.. &c.
x8-Th. C1,np,nr v II +at the inwe.t pn..Ibc fatsa
md al viii do t:s Ut ~ Suuh Wsltr ktreet,
chicago, Illinois. m,@scsfp tn
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FLAGS -F1Aas '-f1AeS =
BANNERS,
Ensigns! Ensigns!! ::
or eye7y Aze AID description eonsaaty tn han' and
ulals ia urtef X t1s
xowuaT CASE PRICES
GILBERT HUBBARD t. CO.,
Ship Chambers and Sail Makers.
Who:ea,e and ResIl Dealers III
TUT.s:ES, C0RD~9GE .z.s'D HExS't'
C0TT0-s' GOODS.
Wsh.!e III time. the lsKess sock w*st It Nsv Yc.k
@ nas. cb.s s5ssf 8s:s. H.
ss:ss a. i11ts$ * essas f II fs
C0T10.e, FIX and HEMP TV2IfEs,
OF every deschpt!1n-
205 and 2o7 xou1h Water strects
Corner Of Wells Cl!sko-
G. nCnBAnD J. 8. ruE*EE tG. Z. cABPESTEE.
f]ys1 es:G3a1
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
1.Iy .s nF LINCOLN AND nAMIIx- Authentic EA.
ylo3 Nv Vim D. H,vr4 ah9 Jahn L. u.yex- 4-f
pas,s, ~!,h kteel Portraits FH.t, &
sKErCH or THE LIFT. or ABRAHAM LIN
CUtN, BY j. q, Hawa:d- FIR Searsas c!rrulattou- %
pages- ficu, IL tents.
pEuArEs OT por0LAs AND LINCOLN IN II IL
rUIH ~ 1888. 9as9t cnpi~x II ihA hasa been *o!d
at o1o lascA foy ocaso- E."!h. % cents ra'
per. IS ceEts-
Til eAUCUSEs OF 1870: A Comp,rto nlAto'Y Of The
lesppnaxaer the C al Commercial. bY u. Hal
saeaa. ~ paxes- Ciut1. ~ censs; EapcE s5 tsnt1
THE ExrLFs or FLoRIrA. By Ioshua r. G4ii:ngs,
lvolu.ne. i3.o. sH pase f1ier. stor-
In German
| TIE LIFE Or ABRAHAM LIsCOLN. Including Ex-
trAtt4 f7nm his Sp echss. Ry fsoE VIM. d.ase1t-
vo.ume, lv.t fttt, - cests
craze Il vii. nnd our Inducements very ubtEJ 4nd
taese b1aks the test sel:of.
rolLETT, FOSTER & CO., Pub l,hers.
ty1scF4 ee1a f-itv Ciuulu.. Ohio.
l
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The totui value Of which at The r,inc is -.
ABS 334 30, u *40e pcr ton; aid 10 tais 30 tons
Of ieo. ore, worth ut the mine $i5n.0o0, and it
will he seeen at glnuce that the mining int-r-
ests are Of considerable Importance; ye. min.
iag operations arc still it. embryo. When the
mineral resources Of this SECTION becouae fui1F
developed, tk+ir wealth VII! be almost incnlc,i-
luhle. Will Chicago compete tor this secdid
rrz She can 90 i: successfully By e~tablish-
ing s.neit,pg works and rolling mills on the
branches Of her river, il her capitalists will
invest aud obtain controlling interesta ia the
]anguish Tor want Of sufficient means to open
theta properly. which might he made to yield
immensely. Our plesent Chicago citizens nre
interested in but' one miue-tlc Garden
City. To show the immense profits of succtss.
f4l copper mining, give you few statistics
pfth
, 1860-07-31

the M;nucsota mine, which Is now going ahead
Of it. l clso visited tho
eAnnxx CITY NINE,
which is owned entirely by citizens Of Chicago.
found bis Honor Judge John II. Wilson, who
is largely interested in the mine, on tho ground
attending 10 the interests of the Company. Lie
has got 20 that be can "ta1k copper" Us we'll
az the best OF them-- l. was axFeean'y surprised
to find the prospects Of 1hst company SO fine,
Us 1t il q Chicago enterprise. took particular
rains to examine their works The company
owns 4 tract Ut 240 ncres, lave sunk shalt l41
feet perpendicular, und arc row driving an
*tincltue" to juterscct it, through which the
mineral is to be ho,sted or drawn by beau,i.
ful & horse power ateam engine now sct up in
substantial engine house, just completed. As
soon as the incline is finished aud The railway
completed, wich will bo about The first Of Sep.
tculber next, they will commence to stamp Gut
the copper aud begia TO 1ea.tze all their inrest.
ment.
| The stamp house is Gac and commodious
| building, containing 36 stamps Of the very best
| construction, driven by q powerful engine, to
which Is 70 be added six more OF Gates
stamps, which are nor On the ground. All tic
works for separating the copper are completed |;
| the thtirc machinery is much superior to all OF
thnt saw. surprising thui at the Cliff. Around
these works arc the dwelliogs Of the miners,
| the house Of tbs Superintendent aud the Offices
Of the Company alt substantial buildings,
tcndcn', j. u. GA:i*s. E:q.. il geatlrman c1
large experience. Under. bis administration
the works are progressing 6nely; bn. best Of ali
they are raising from tie eBygda1oid forma.
tion very rich stamp rock. They have dlifted
considerable distance ah The formation, aud
the show continues to improve compares
t1,n rock with the stamp rock Of the Till mine
and found i, fully equal 10 il. The supsrin
tendeus Of the Cliff mine informed me that b.
Thought the Garden City had very tine pros
pect indeed The Company is out Of debt. ant
is ahout to realize i'll their investment withou
expendip2 one halt the amount that other com
panes 1arc !; their iuine ~ situaiel within chi
!oi'e Of the landing at Eagle R;ver.
Judge Wilson informed ne thst the Britiat
American Company, owEed by the stock bold
ers Of the Garden City Company. ia meeting
/ with >grcat success in finding eopp.r in til
Adis tney are driving in their tract.
| The SUCCESS that Is about to crown this Chi
cago company, it is hoped, will direct tie atsen
tion o: o1her Chicago capitalists to this ricl
Ee1d Of enterprise.
, 1860-07-31

Portage is the larges. town in Tie Lake SRI
perior country, containing between fire and six
thousand inhAbi.ants. It is situated On Portage
Lake, fourteen miles inland, md is approached
by small steamers through the "EnrY," it is
in the vicinity Of tolerab!e farming country,
uud is the shipping port for the toiuwiog cop
per mines: 1ae Royal. Quincy. pewabic Frank
lin, Portage, Huron, anu Mesnard, The total an
nual product Of which is about 1c00 tons of cop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
e oMME Rsc IAE.
Market Report Of Drake Keinworth Il Cohen.

:. LIVERPOOL. Feb g. lsGl.
Money dearer than last week the hank 81 England hsrna
raised on Tuesday ias their minimum Sal pet Con
halls receded until yesterday, when they more steady
last Friday. An r, a ~ NJ
Manchester suffered check b. the prompt advance IN III
rate u discount large business goods and yarns conies
10 be done steady prices.
Cotton appeared be In less demand since the PRONUNCIATION
Of the hank referred but extent Of business
shown TO have been actually during the week
4 ar Al clas Of buyers have operated the market
The SALES S2N bales OF all kinds including 60 sl
American and $50 East India Out Of this u,attitr III anl
62 40 for consumption The total includes from ID s Lales
end OF that month only. = -
The actual exports Sis bales OF all kinds consisting
of $3.50 American and 1893 East India 20 20
The imports have rs 558 baes Of all tiuds a.
GLIDING u, 34A American md 10, 46 East India 1i
The stock shows fresh accession Of 74rO Of ali kinds
ior he week and compared With las year this time stands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

moved along torpidiys and closed against drawers
and sellers; in fact, exchange was weak today.
The counter rate for checks on New York was !,
prem, bat with very feeble inquiry. Outside
there we're sales at par to an 18th prem. In time
bills there were negotiations for sixty days sight
at IL i38Il dis, with very little disposition on the
part of dealers to operate In sterling there were
sales of clear bills at 1851 1osl@1oss. about The
extreme range for dealers. Remittance rates ruled
from l0sa, 1857 to 100. Document bills, with good
parties. ranged from 1911 to 1919, extreme rates
from 1911 to los, but must be something very nice
to command over 1871. Francs were quiet at s.2sa
95.2o, up to 5.Is}@5I7I, the market for CONNER
cial drafts ruling in favor Of buyers.