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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
DONOVAN & NEUTZ.
@NN&SASo
Do. Camp Streets SIS
NEW ORLEANS.

.ANCHOVIES-M Oil end Sah.
Green, Dried, Preserved, and .4epls
BAC0N- Breakfast Bacon, Sides and Shoulders,
BEEF-PhiaI eiphia and Uestsrn. Dried Boef.
BUIIER-GOshea, RoR and Westsra.
B0Ch nHEAI-h 6bLs, If do, tags ami 5orss.
BRONA-Baker's extra prepared
BROONS-CorR. Hair and UHisp.
BRUSHES hueUQSh, Shoe, Scrubs and pust.
CHEESE-EngLsh Dairy, Cream. Weste,,,,
Pine 1ppie, Duich and Sapsago. .
CR.dChERS-Crackne!s. Cinnamon; Carauay.
Cream, MIX, Sugar, Boston, Uafer, Ginger.
the, Soad and MQocar0ni Snaps.
COffEE-Od Cor lara Family Jara. Harana.
Ga Rio, LagaUa, Mocha, .Aerican ana Costa
CHOCOI ATE IND Cocoa.
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DhlED acknowledgements and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUITS-Raisins, CuyranLs, Pie Fyuits, Table
ftUitS, PrEHeS. Figs, CuroH and Crdn6eyries.
FLOOR-F E. F G Golden Hue, aud .4tlantic,
III 6bs, NJ d6is and bugs.
-Mackerei. in HI b6l, Kit, and If do. Goldfish,
uaokinaT 1rOui, Salmon, pickied and speed
Zoe Herring, Dred Herring, Haiibuf and
Scotch Herring.
GLNGER-Cdnton Dried and puiuerissd.
HERBS-Sdge, Thyme, Sarory and .Ma1ornm.
h.iMS-S"sar-CHyed Green and Nation.
SINGL.4SS IND GEL1TLNE.
JELLIE>-CHrraHt, Grape, Humb Ddrlson, .lp
pie, Orange, Btack6trry, RaSp6uJy, STdp
barry, Lemon, Peach and Guara.
LIQUORS. VINES IND { ORDL4LS-Bran
dy, Whisky, Champagne, Madeira, Port, Nus
cat, Sherry, .3nHIseue, GHigRoltf, RQtafQt.
CdsSis DW Mont Dor, Curacao. Marasciino.
HosSteHeFs Buffers, Schieddm Sch.apps.
Grunge FIorer Hafcr. lie, Porter. Clare
HiHcs. BLack6erry, HEd Cherry and French
COrdtdiS.
HOLt>NES AND SYRUP-Plantariol
aud SHsar-honse MOiasses, Ste,cqrrs aud Bel
cher's syrup. and oUoy de Baiuie.
VI n llHtoaaS SAP smell and SheiLed ana
PecaHs.
OIL> LoH.n Seed La,d and Sperm.
PIChLEA-OhrsS. FrcoLiai GerkinH.
Inns, CauiyfOrers, Onions, Rad Cabbage. RI
POIn IOEH-I tsh md SUret.
PREAERl H. - PINE Sppie Peas. PeacEe>
Crab .4ppie, Orange, Blackberry. Raspberry.
Srdu6ery, Pi0ais, .3pricots Damsons. Cher
rps, Grape, Greea Cages and Lanes.
GUN ES iresr, Ell NM ~ ace .EHies
~RiCE-Bartey, Spill and Dried Green Pea, amd
SODA Cream. Tartar Sdiaratus and Yeast
Potcders.
SALf March. Soap Mustard. Pepper.
Lamp Wick, &c.
SAUCES H">hroom Keichup. T6mntO
do, Worcestershire, Soho, John Bulls, Harpey's,
PaOii, Beef steak, China Roydi, &c.
SUGAR-b rouH Grunulated, Poudered
Loaf and Crushed.
SOAPN-OahiryS HnHs, KeaDr's. Honey.
Palm Oil, almond and Transparent.
TOM UES- Snga CURED and Picked
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ness and
Prime Pork.
TEAS- English Breakfaa OooInng. Pom
chong, hose, Old Hyson, Young HysOn, bnpe-
rial and GumpoWder. loose and IN papers Of haL
and quarter pounds.
VERMICELLL MaccQroai, 7apiooo. Sage and
.ArrotcoOt
VINEGAR-Wh Vine, Cider, Cotaw6a and
Common.
SPICES- Mace Natmegs, Cinnamon, All
spices, CiOUss, &c.
SUNDRIES i"dn Curry. Salad Cream
Rose and Bay Waters. Oatmeal, Honiny, Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Grts, bdigO, Pals,
Buckets, Ltathes' Lines, candies Of all kinds
Shrimp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
CO Goods delivered free of drayage TO boats.
iebll-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
KETTLE SETTING.
A Labor of Years Reduced To a
Few Days.

HAVlNG been induced by frequent %solicita-
IL I on. TO make public the science of Kettle
Settling that practice, | hereby give notice 70 all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge Of In,
art, that ! Will give them instructions for the
setting OF Kettles, for either wood or coal, on ap-
plicallon 10 me.
My system is based upon principles, the plan
sibllIty and correctness of which admit of no con-
tradIctlon, which are quickly and fully compre
hended, and therefore not Liable 10 be easily for
gotten.
have models for FIVE different cons, ~ruction.
Of Kettles. and designs by which instruction il
made EASY. and the art soon acquired. Copiet
OF designs or drawings are given to those whom
| instruct. All those To VIII m | teach nv sys-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, ii reouir ed.
Instructions are ouly gwen TO those who have
been three or iouI years at the business Of Kettle
Setting. and are good workmen.
For iuitheT Particular, inquire, by letter OF
otherwlsr, OF the Undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PlsquernIne, Parish Of IberviIie) La Feb. IS, Ie60.
Refer to-Dr. {. element, lberSills.
i" LOUIS De>oDry, ST..
I" GervsIs & Roman Scblatrs,
John Schlatre.
Sylvan Maronneaux,
Edward }. Gay,
Jas. c. Woods, West Baton Ronge.
" Dan. II. Hickey. do
Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29

Sold by STocKLzY & DELAvAlLAos, R.A
hEARsr, P~isquenine and by all Druggists ev-
eTywhPre. Wholesale By
JOHN WRIGHT & CO,
)e2j New Orleans.
, 1860-09-28

Fonr Smith, Nov. e7.-The overland m all
with 1--WE through passengers aud San Frarcisco
dates to the 7th INST, arrived here this fore.
noon.
A train in charge Of man named Smith.
from Decatur, I'll, was attacked by party Of
Apache ard Causrche Indians Ut Doubtful
pass; seven horses belonging to the train were
killed and Others stolen. The day following
the Same parry Of Indians attacked auotheP
train and drove off one hundred horsss. Eight
mules, the property Of the Overland Mail Co..
were stolen by the indians at Horse Head
Crossing, rtcos River. They were subssquent-
ly recaP1ured bY the statlon agent, who took
them from the camp Of the Indiins by strata-
gem.
T~o companies Of mounted troops are rer ort-
ed en- route from Salt Lake to Fort Breys,e; on
Memhres River.
Nothing had transpired in relation to the Ari.
zons mines.
The suspected incendiaries are leaving Nor
thern Texas in large numbers. About 800
wagons belonging to this class are now string.
ing along the road north Of Red River: their
destination is supposed to ba Kansas AID Mis.
souri,.
TIE overland mail wRs detained one day by
high watcr on tie Colorado desert near Sack
ctt's wells.
, 1860-09-28
Douglas in Oh1o.-IIIa Voice d;lvea On,

Douglas in Ohlo.-IlI Voice Gives Out.
CINCINNATI. Sept 27.-Jadge Douglas left
Columbus yesterday by special train for Gin
clnnali. lie WAS received at Dayton. He
proceeded to the Court House, where he made
speech Of only ten minutes, and inmedia,elr
1ofs f..- IL -.~ift-+ O.. auu arrival At Hutniltou
aprocessiou was formed, which escorted MI
Douglas 70 the Court House Square, where be
spoke half 81 hoar.
The Train arrived at Cincinnati at half ps4t
seven. Mr. Douglas entered car1ieRe and wa
escorted 10 the Burnet House, where, ntter m
hours rest, be WIS escorted to tie Court House
Square. The procession reached the place OF
speafing about ten o'clock. After tha uciFe
had somewhat abatei, Hon. Geo. E. Pucb IN
rouuced that Mr. DouEles having made Twelve
speeches within three DAYS, ard being without
voice, was unable 10 speak t. the crowd assen-
blet: Mr. Douglas. however, arose and said:
would nuke a speech to you if had the
vo5ca and strength, but have neither, owing 10
the causes stated BY Senior Pugh, and for This
reason you will have to excuse ne. ] am salts.
lied from what have eeen in the last three
days that Ohio may be ranked among the Demo
cratic States.''
Mr. Douglas yoice was so hoa.se that he
could be heard BY those only nearest the u]nt.
form. Judge Douglas then descended from the
platform, re- entered the carriage, and was dri.-
en- rapidly to the Duroet House. He Leaves. by
special tEaln. this Afternoon, for indianapolis.
where he will speak to. moro. +, and on SATURDAY.
will speak at L9uieville.
, 1860-09-28
New York Market.

BrTxtxAAFH1 l0fW 1e11- 6ept1s
F1nr1-opens Gr,. Fair speenl1ttve demand I'D h0ms
.9s.ass 4 tioe - st. 1fe11aidi ihs @siff 6:eae
lss; d y; .:': &: i is:sss$ 4 IT,
8ubAvetrcnot II o. q: a:t9s for tupef we,te
st@t,7t 10 medium extra westt m md ea1e @
ahPp'rE sa'n saa B. T. sa ~ e
Eye fouquct and atad. 1t o. so4 % fot eo1ssga e 10
ms!,um supf, cora meaLowsr. stanay e III s S3xc.
hu1Lel but shippers did not respond veI i1ee 3u n III
remand olhodest the ed I'D N 10
mired sioo bu wIntrs:red vestsn = ~ @
is1heay Il ba !hissfo trE'nix ~ elpS =.
,f@ ee 4 .5t sa ss @h: 1ss = :SSS
Il elsoi g for Inferior = rrm1 e o RSe dull and
ES,naas IT,. It - Haey ,tn4
downward loV b sold nj ~ Go1o q @ ST. ,
may be quot shade n, " e.. eooi Trims Co. Oats
zata. w dull ana s'mGtt a i n9,a1'
saes ~ bsl. II ttcs mar
ri d and upcha7eed sa'es ~ hts g 70 1o ~.
cuuly prime; Is 0ne5 tofsF 90 RS: ioI @ r.
efand tset isns dull nomn. C.t meats dui, "a
heavy At eN1yk Tor shGaces e9ioE tof n1mt; se,sa
Que nd auss al ha;a naIies i UT wv w ot oho
~ 10y Gfs 'ns.1 n; ss.tc' Chc:fe trsdy Il siIH.
GE EsocEE1n-C. fee n.s1ket FIRM With n,a.tate den,no
~ ~ s a. ~
sctiye Salat l03 hhdl. including cub,, 2. r"1'
Kico Ex074. l.tIp bnx,s Havana par1. 7&s7H' ''ee-
e1i9s LID more active. CtiE I7s}. Del
II 95H. q 1T 4sx. II q tc1lp TX: ~ Gn.f ts4. y
4 ssase g III. * :. ss s. Pc Iii g.
III Z bonds liO, TIM e. 9QH.
, 1860-09-28

Tntx II 4 nk& mn
BA1nxopx Pnoy,s,o, WAnkEr-SErT. %
ProIisinEa continue varv dun. but r.r,c.. .,e
neYer1hnjess nrr,sv x;e}i mtirta;nrS. We bca,d
tbfs morniue Of \ ssle Of 90 bbts Mess Port at
2io.75 Der bpl but there has been nothinr Of
roussoneuoe dore to-day in auy other aru:,e.
srs and 1lImlae for S;d.s- Sut therc II rcrr
III. doirr ~ II Bulk Msxt cont;nues ~
dn,i Il * ofTe-trr =, &c for Saon1dtT, IL ~ r.,
S;d., md 1oIn11c for Hans hi thsr. a.. ~ ~
%a1.ys .t tbcts ti,urea- " ono,e I'ard ~ h. o
~. - 1s1c IN hhis- xud tcs nd ~. ~ n i,
S.a. ~ W~.1rTr Ness Porf rjnscs tfe.dD . ~ - ~
41a 9as 70. ~ a,,o,. -, n+;m. a. ~ II os ~
SH;,o ~ ~ ~ Rs,t;n,o. o9'
II ~ eou ne1a r. g. H. ~ r.as ''''e NO. l.
aad tlag*l4 p"s oos. 'of W "s'e'
ALnAxr BARLEY AARKE1-fErr. e5.-The7e
was fair ba.1Icss done IN Barley yeateraay IT.
1araoeu; 49, 900 bu sold Ct 84c for canads West,
and CSC ior CAueda East; 70, day 1000 do Ssa.c
Winter sud Spring tic, $40 do do SOC, 400 do
Canada Fest s4., Ind 1900 do S4}c.
C1xyx1Axn MARkEr-Sept. 2c.-Received,
6;a3s bu wnest; ,ooo hu oaIs oco hu corn:
moea!s a 20 saea - 49, ou ~ -sf,snd ~ ~
1oi Lso .uoas 1m Ts.o 1.has W. - t4@ro tnnln, n,
Ss ~ easage; - aan anu ai not i,;st. .y. Vo to
fy Ii. Z 81 o. e on ''AeA' ntsn"'nes sa4e o' oo
, 1860-09-28
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

s-- = e -
N~s ~p' 80
eul ~.
nr,s. ~ nst,11 ~. "asa@ a.
~ 49, N.Dea "Ae~' ~ ~ 0e11' -o'4u nu1Ae'' w
A..s5 -. 80, -ue-t .' ~ ',e
eiN.tee'eo' Sa-a 0o .n'9Pe'. ~ oa. MafsH
ASaneeu t@4'e. .a.es "e,e-:" ooa AonA~k spf'ne
s.tA w; ~ ens .tNy stoce 90 -: stso on taek'
*oa9o ceaaF na9'aA" as3 oo's 5efoae q Hosa"at
*'S1 ~: i9 oon AMoo Alss II $1aa del: 100 tos do
a:st.o Gel llo bo1s IufEe AID "OzaEke;" LES bbs
Howa chy" soo hhh om:o csr,"4A 1t u 80 del 20
ooss "aaoaaH. eaa ~ pols Soopasea It etao on
tFaek ioo opa sp5nkaea fiae at esoo del; II bb'a
AeAnne5 spins t1tA a. st'62H da; Il bbls choice
eps7nk e!.a IL es-@ oe'; eo tbs coameFclAl II st1
oet' :" oos 4.'eaes ns'a' oel' ~ bos A1l'n-
a4e s'.eaa; Iva hoet hsss. eaua II sa1o
49, ~ o'' o~~ e'Fe a. ~ ue'' wv QUE bs1Asa
del. ''e ~~'' ~~'"~ >~'' - '''''
'1-rr -
At'ess, 1-+,e1 w s1'pSeu. ee'e4a ou1o'
:; ". -. ~'ss ~ NC ,s .. 0u'
1n,oh vs..1-....- <.,. :. ~o,:Fs -. - .sna
~ H. +or. ~, IN ~ So =, s.s ~ -
eekr,p ..orc N m hn o =, aor IN ,o,. -
do,. esc in .,,re 4oco bu do nj soc IN ,sor mn m NJ
qSrrins u sic III store l.oo, Ia do at s.e tn or. >;
oo tu No Sprnc 1t Sc tn store L. o bu n ,ts,x IN
s:oe 5000 1t &c In store saooo bu do Al sec in
stose loo bu DO 1t SIC In 4toe eo3 bu Reece 1t nc
In so,o 15oo bu do It 7sc in ITO e. III b,r. M h
10 bu d. at p9e In store.
COKS-Kacc;vei . ;ps bu shipotd III 44s bu u.,
ket firm Sale. v.rn ..ka6 hu M f,,n.,., a. .t..,
Iaobu do ii 4,e b.: ID 900 bu No 4. aac IN .,o,.
70 bu d. at xe u tore $50 ba No ss,c in .sors.
600 bu do =. ss IN stoss; 200 ba Rejected at s, In orr
25co bu do a, s.kc In a,one.
n.r+ rnc.ved - oo. In u.,l..,,,.. c,..-
.nn,tu nn ;, =, nc,e ~ ,.,. A.oc w. ~ =. ~ $500.
koo bu do ii nc saoa,: a,fo bu do a, saefo h.
RyE nece],ed 1ss7 In. N.,k-t mo,e .r.,v. s.,.,
, 1860-09-28
zsAu xamrvtaE IN 1Felnud. +.

DtnIIx, krp.. II.
Lang continued. hasy rains with scarcely AunbIIHk
Eted u with gloomy apprce1tot to tue home supply
of ksot. DUNG The Last turnkbf the pce1lkni As
given pace tccasonal showers, with ard suu Tue
PEOPLE 2tr mo1a CHEEKY
uAs commenced. The aecoTuta contAdl t1ry which
can BE- accounted M fion the differences In loc4u
ter.
Ia ths North and South. IN ri. where the 1ound Is
h}ly less damage h,s been doEe the .rrs. he
wheat fa aud oats above Ire ave1ae Tie fix crops
Eaod.
In the centre and West the Injury se.sr ths lands u
fesesAt low. n1ny places flooded Tho fiveSx and
aHe ereywheEe full! and In not few pises'.
have overlooked the lantE-
Taxi one paH .!'h anothes the cereal produce Of the
Whole country will ~ ncaE AvetA&e. and the ample
Ily from the Continent 4rd america will pre- death
tcc;ty. The loss AID suhtrins viii fa IN psEcan dis
ttiC1s.
There is complaint of wsnt Of hands Tia reapInK
re ID most Of the fasmer and thev prefer the
,ok tie scgthe. Scarcity Of ha.vesters will compel
1nntefres use Of the latter
TIE po,aioex hsve suffered mest and NOT In The
plxct where the ctOps have been most jurcd-the
low kIuundk whcfe being under ~1ts they rotten.
Int ryea In l4r paces1 may ray gentrally-be blight
Is prevalent The crops ahu dant, hay.-Eut
much u! 1t has u en- Injured bs the rain.
lfths weather continues cven though there IL
not much sunsor another tuitnsht there will u an aver.
ass ha1, ut-{Coutter and Etqutes, esth.
, 1860-09-28

DArrox, Sept a7.-There was heavy and
cold rain here this morning, putting quite
damper upon the proceedings Of the State Fair.
Fair until Saturday evening. Tho exhibition
Of live stock will take place on Friday and Sat.
urday. The half fare On the railroads will be-
continued Tor the benefit Of persons visiting on
Saturday. There is now . prospect of the
weather clearing up. Notwithatasding the un-
favorable weather tho attendance st Tho Fair 10
day was quite large. The receipts amount to
$500. The grounds are in good condition and
we're but slightly affected BY the morning rain.
, 1860-09-28

The wheat market to day was again irregular
.,d u,te,:1ed. In the early part OF The day |
.be Rs,sia. With Liverpool adrices to the l6,b,
va te,cxre2hed, reporting wheat firm and
Hour quiet and stesdE, and aitef"aso lug &C"
York dispatches showed an improvement ct &c
taere: upon the receipt Of which intelligence
s4S'e' spo. .,van,.d
the market heEe became ooosan "'.a aa'aas'
1@1sc. Late advices from M 1erk IN +"
.t..,roon hnEexer. caused q spcssy re.s stion,
a s~t:a,. 49, .;rsn.. was entirely Int and The
ID Sn'sa a,assa ,as aa,,~hotb bnyer. md seller,
holding OF f.r further end more definite irfor-
m..;on Abant $50 opo bushels cha.eed hands
naacn. Ao9'. i'o''' '. ~, aeane~ ~
at 90@soic for Northern cluo ose@soc 'of ~
Spring; sA@s7c for No. esprisg; and '79
.es i'r ns9se'eum-eu.''s -, - sa-.s..d "a
Nc. Spring. ihc fionf nasAes ao'Aacso 'e9
loc, under good dernand by Shippers. Aoon'
1900 hrla charged hands a4 t440@4S0 for
.s..,,1 >, choice eoyinq extras. Cora vas
connoa 10 -A' ~. 1sssa~a .-.,..,,;oa. ~
quiet and h11n, vita out Ema'ea Iansae.s'ns ~
40@4dl !or No C11al ttleas; 3ssG9S9c iof No.
, 1860-09-28
Various News Matters from New YorN

Various News Matters from New York.
NEW ToHx. Sept. 27.--The City Rcpublicaus
yesterday dominated for Congress Amor j..
Congressional District, now represented by
Dan. Sickies; Wm. Hall, ex-Mayor Of vii
liausburg, in The 5.h; Augustus j. Dor in the
7th; Abraham Wsfeman in the sth. The
Breckinrdgers in the latter Dissric. Nominated
cx Snt riff Wll1ettt.
John Csstner, distiller At Hunterdon. NJ,
and two sons, were suffocated on Tuesday While
repairing their still.
SolRro Alrear, who recently abtcopded from
Havana with million md quarter dollars be.
longing 10 the Credito Espanol, Madrid, landed
fsem III open boat ut Key West recently.
, 1860-09-28

MADISON, Wis, S-pt. 27-3 r. x.-The State
Fair grounds sre crowded with largo atten-
dance. 1t il estimated that there are between
kfteen and twenty Thousand On the grounds,
The refteshmsnt tents are thronged- The eques.
uian display on the race track is beginning and
promises to be quite splendid. military and drs
companies are ia tho centre Of the tack, and
tho fair eqaeatriAus ara cantssing around them.
TEe Fair is a perfect success. Tho show Of
stock and grains Ia excellent
, 1860-09-28
MARINE JOURNA AL.


ARRIVED. q.
Prop Nontesam., Robbins s. joseph leo lbas y faS. 80
baskets peaches = els ~ood'e t1s asa' >" o"iS ny
ss 5S e s9s ss9 i .s.
a. Is BIZ, mossss bsEs COFFEE g stoves and
ssT sS 8 Is. 81 Sc: g Rssf: t'''
Prop Ottawa, Warren AusfeGou' l4' m l0n0s'' e' "
Bs sesa.topo Smith. Grand haven 100 N lumber TO m
ssss Sd: Esst ,s
Ss H. sss9 Sss Hss:s SasssEsss =
Echz Spencer, Dausha,d, Ausseson' 70 m laf'e' 'o' III
ssh1 ssh }sa1s: lo b'
schrt .a.np,ou Morey. o.weeo $50 Ions coal:
~ s j : g. 'sss. @es
sehr chn Lx wesland She1eys,e, ,s,s q sas wood.
sss[ As FIT nt ond G;ss1 unsss 80 hn
gles, 10 n lash, Is cds wood, :0o pos ..
@ as:e Gs:si,as 1sS% ssss ss,
81 ST kiasa shingles IL
SET Fostes. snt DaeK kiSeR' 70 m sta.ts' 80 bu
sehr Alive Tart Grszs E!FsE % Il gmSs5 1sn,tr
2s6E aS:ey Eeo, e asa k!tr
@ Ds,s kss1 ks: IL
schr Piontcr. Thong Grand RIVE, e' mlun'> q n
schr Moafoon, MeGrsth. srskeson, 1o' N lumber 100
schr {; Robett,, VII on, Grand Haven. 7om lumber.
-c6r Tttegr,ph, Haycr, Graud Ha7rn 15 n lpnbsf.
Schr F'len Pix, Boyd, Gtard aver. 50 m lunoef' ~
s.br s.'n,1nr Fulton Grand Haver, l,l0o shingles.
schr st. Lawreuce, Ebeboytan. Is eds Wood.
CLEAKlD.........-..~.sept ga
Prom Venom, conkey Bu1o: 1900 bu oasa. ~ b,Es
xhsat lo bags grass sst d, t@na osoom eoFo Ao o'
Prom Firmouh pIckton Buffalo, GOO IN wheat 3o1 bss
:. h!ghwinea, TOO pls !End.
Prom Ottawa Warren, Nnsfeknt. .,o..
Hasf g. Stubs ieshugo 5loo bu corn, oo hu oats,
schr 1connas, Gibbs, o.wego, $500 BY Hhtat:
1 ;s. nv, nf?irs ss'ns b. What.
fchr st. Andrew. Morris, Buffalo, Is W 20 nn Theat-
Schr Curshocs Iko oe1ta Bu64'o 14.3l4 eu wheat
Scht N.+oM.tte W.Ion Poi Colborne, IS aG hu corn.
, 1860-09-28
Flora Temple Beaten ON TlSas.

NEW Yoax, Sept. 27.-Flora Temple y - hsat.
m in her trot Of three miles TO- day again Ut time
shs made to trials. On tho arst tEtsl shs
msde the distance IN 1881, snd on tho sec.
ond il 7:4si, consequently ,he did not beat
Dutchmans time, which was ii1.t I'd pGsea We:
was backed to beat IN harness. Tho following
is The time each mile First tri.l.-l nils 2:aot
9 miles 4:47i; miles 1881: Second TRAIL
miIe e:se: 9 miles sos; miles 7:43t.
, 1860-09-28

QsKk1A1 F&x,anrx1sro Tx1 HEszs-s1o1AsK. JeasAA0-
AID CAxxt1alb1 Nx1CEAxIA.
We havs TrA.ns !Esvtn9 st. Jossph weekly thiouShoas
nt ytas for al pats the nues And Give pArGes W.
usual facilities TOR getting with dispatch And y
rtason4ole Eataa All shipped to eate desinsd
for 4s nues will 10 promptly attrp.,ed to. Warehouse
on 9Th 4txe*t, L. WARREN i CO..
n4rTN|1Y ~ Joseph. No.
, 1860-09-28

NEW 0aLKAKs, Sept. 27.-The British steamer
Gladiator il coming up with tho remnant Of
Walkers party. Walker waa ahot On the loth.
kudler waa sti1l prisoner.
, 1860-09-28

TOBACCO.-l00 hf. bbls. Chew
i tnx Tobacco. $50 bala. Smoking Tobseeo, 40 hoxs
a1d C1adies Tobacco, Of braod for ssle low.
WIN. }1T1LE & fH7.. ~ Arqth Wa1tTR
, 1860-09-28
Fire.

N1wAnK, Ohio, Sept 27.--The Walhon ding
Coal Oh Works. owned By Kenyon l. sales wa
destroyed By fire between and y o'clock this
evening. Loss t4,0co-tnaured for 1000 in
the London and Liverpool Company.
, 1860-09-28

PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
1 All CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now ptrted and e4xs:rn ffc Uhieas IL ptAxarrf
without "a RI. eenaeettRx with TIE errat .
FEtTSYLYAfIACE CENTRAL RAILROAD
To Es~ Iosk. Philadelphia, EAuraore snt .ga4h!sxsne
oy .re taw2. o. Peaaa5lvaai1, New 1ef
seY, Nav York, karyIa,t- &e.
Meztsa::s. By tatek thh rcn:e Will hava ths beaasa
Saxf1:e eAeckst tA.o1ka-
Tram -aye the tepot Of Cana. scc VA1 Busss
sl:x=ts, Wat S..e, ~ Eoliows:
k%oA- A-E.-a:nn!uf EzrFstA .:a.ty tsunLays e1cepssd
.SP.A--Stas Express. aAl!y4 SATURDAY sexcstted.}
Connef.sx 1tt.r-rtLns 1th Eev+lact Ard Lax. Sho.y
Ra1oa1to I!4nkifk Buffalo, Hlaknga Fb New York md
Ho5:2. Ard H! :owr8 Of SeE EEx4,l. VIA New
1crk Cs-:ta;a:c SeE ferk a7d Ef+ Ra!ls .st..
Also. ,outh to Columbus Zzn<sv:iie. Ne.ark. Hounf
Vetzcn- eGs+ave @hsataz aad tntesfoztoWrsof Da3e
arA VI.stn.A.
The.5ove tra7s e7raee* =: Forest via s-t1e cn Mo
River Read to Springfield. Cs.aaa D4ytr C;Eeipo1n
A&1 \: Liza Dayton and Cne=a.t .ut.oes
FARE Az tnN Ao AM OTHER EutTE-
PasSer&trs bound Ea1! will 4-t til hcth pieazs
aad Akrteabie pa1ck through aaJ Of TIA lszxst aut
a1est c4tses in tts UtIted 4t4.eA.
Passengers arriving \. Chicago Az o. .se -ca1,, w
an4 4ttsad!e check agents depotA to -rees- ehrt
x7d eItsey hke ttes Of ch,xxe she Pittsburgh and
csa1s ~ =. ~ a.
West 4nd tbs Company oee, eornts q Raadc1 4af
Ds7et Tts. Size OF OIral Anj Va 3u1ea .a-ta
Chicago.
Ea parueull1to lak :or ticktx By Fo.t Wayne,
B.F. PATRlCK. TIefetAkrnI
.. jas. n. MCS30N, Fsttxtt Axsot,C6icaSa L.
J. J. Hous4os. 9enl Freight Axr, Chicago. u
, 1860-09-28

oxAuA, Sept. a7.-Gold dust is coming in
moro freely. $500 was shipped east today
by the U. 8. Express. Bankers At Omaha ara
purchasing IN average Of about s1o,ooo per
~eek from returning niuers, besides large
amounts recoaved daily By tho merchants for
goods.
, 1860-09-28

Nceao fpray, Ottawa
Laura Ann. Ottawa
Oneida, OTTAWA.
Ttafer. Esrkaket.
r. II. Brown, S. 1ockFon.
Iuciia Ls~as III # lumber 100 II shingles. zoo lbs
hou.ebel, furniture.
r. Richmond. LOCI port, IL 6ss q lumber.
Lockport Athets Il 62i It lulns eE. l,Ss0 pkEete.
Nsx6ou LsSxc Is l0a u uber, 18Vf d1rtssd Lumbar,
lifV0 n siding, 10 ,000 shtukes &, coo latll.
Ottawa ottawa, it lumbar 20 10 shn9le:, ID lbs
rpe.
tu1eattfaiur. Athena
, 1860-09-28

MkxrHs, Sspt. e7--The steamer Roso Doug.
Ia saaR1ed and sunk near Dssins. Bhe will
probably b. Faieed- go
, 1860-09-28

u II
Ill LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
1860 summer Arrangements. 1860
73oam-New fo.z ard n'ason E1pssss-da1y e1cs2s
lIne. ' ''e
isse.or IN Ohio. Pennsylvania, New York .Ea The 2sw
f. sts1ss s1 ,1n aEs eaaas:. s7tn It til
ad Ei9x y
Wwoot,ur,x ps,.r. Sleeping c,-, .erono,.v Al
:ss:a; = : Ss: is: =
s;{s;j "a \ A,.
GEs, M CRAY, Gen1 Western Arent.
JOHN ?: oAAE9E44: ..:e1 :as:: :esselx
fE'HE PENNSYLV1ANli. CEN
- TRIAL ss!zE24P5 e ME2s bovonz TRACE.
''an; Tsrss Through Passenger :er.,n.
snn.sss i S g. S:ss at.F::3 With
Nes SS,s ns;;9a ;asIs I'd w. cy ~
e "a; se; r.;
saostax csI. .rs .is.eSst ' 70 essa ,raa; woodruff.
FL e. e.. Ts s;
dasy tains connect dreet for Ne. YoFx Eslress aad
sasfs s.s ~ ~:
nv Il Ss1 Fsss. Hsfa :E -
TS9 1ou[s XVI Tett Il 81 ss 1os o, .a., e = -
avn, 1o,; net,.,.o no,.o, ~. oe =, ~. s,.,
Of sionnatos Lass. Bs:ta tszast:e4;ss Il
tx e a.; ~ .ae ,5e =
AZ slsat1s M on tse u!s..po or oso R.ysss saa t.
ssa.s ess. r. N s0"a Nc" YORK Da!tlo1'7
, 1860-09-28

s1,os, oo.n--Not mentioned, RJe-Ssles 800
bu at SEC; 500 bu ut aame., 0&ta-25c. Barley
-SnriuR SOC; Winter Csc.
, 1860-09-28
pARNUArS GREAT VARIETY
IL STDRE.
No. 1873 Lake Street.

WCRSTEpS loo pounts Of eyery sh1de %pa eoior OF
EpAt single and D. uh.e Zephyr, Sfac*d Tus<i bad d.
lew :ole:t1o Color. It Who'll size &ad Keti.
QUAKER YARE.-H0 pounds Of ibis snp.rio, Tam.
llae ni1#d, white. sc.13tt cit ude', bua. drah &C.
BASKETS.-A la1te It Nk Of G+rmaa ard F,etrh Tr..
yelIg. Re!eule Mgrk, Luaca Toy RA.ksts, CraaIea
and Csb1 G3s, Ch,lFs, W01kstands, 4e.
BIRD CAGEs 800 dez.n Of tupe.!or na,u.aetp,.
Also, Parrot and Squirrel EsEes.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS Of cur direct fmpc,t,.
t!en tram frencn. Eokllsh aud German MsuufartpIe
t~ea.hve dors case. Fse Tu. in endless rariesY.
YANKEE kO1I0SS.-A fenr1a1 .ssortu=rt Of eyefY-
thing In this nne-
u Merchants a7d Whofes lie Dtalsrs th-ouktou. ttn
NAtw End our Atock ,ete, ard rtloe4 rs lav er
low"Tthsn th, oweat Toys and IA q uoods in
p:1ted BY cIsect, consequently tomp+te with anr
Lolse in the county DSCcssIe UDods direct ffon
ulana'a1urtr enAhlea u 10 OUR p:roF ln.uctuents
C4ta Aad try 1s at