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Held Springs

Taeee Springs are sltraed la the valley OF the Oak
Orchard Greek, In the town Of AIo a Gepeee county,
y. r. eight mites Sorth of the village Of Mtdn1. The
Ere Canal, anu fourteen m 1ss frtn Hatava.
th-,e ss als asa 1 ess n
within cscu ut abt ms rds- The meictr al q1aIt'es
M 'Ds 1hes ii sy es1y VET se y II S.
phurie -.trlk. Su,,1a.. ~ a"t P,@'- S.1Aste n
d~v I'd yssy ia1ev up The presence such unusual
Quat'!ties, o. these cur asve >ub :tAncee.
FIRM the sefsfaious disthess hve Ie.n cured y ac
waters have bern !.naity successful
Pne o1 edS "a ssnt s:e slr,p
IL sttons t. ms Of IN medc ii y.ue th.ss w.e1.:-
s .; nss1 4 E. s
r Ny iok; y Kr.xre1lE Of F. + mtsue!d' Ma..i
ss 81 t;:g IT, 'ss
a,,s ..r<'e L. ;s ;'g rsA r.; s;; 1y tie
csns I'll s,ss THEY be hiz',v beleteiai for III
xs::: b:ie!e ''s Ass:@y rtysi;ss.; sss ~ :
Cd dy thc. ,effkr l. and asst n<ent pscp'.t..s
5a. 4s*ssss w1:cs they y a. noss !a.!sa
;.:a." ,: s <s*~ sss s,:e tns;
sus = r. .'s r.. K IT, aud .hs .a !9aEe ~ 4,
=. Led - t 1ta sss e
l. euAsa-nce .a pf'tafetfter<f', 10 r3ee .he
aId pf0ulu digestion II oEtftt1* F1fIlta41Ey SUI ~
a1e de-endea1 caze uie rttd s1.* Of b. muctus
ueuhEaue OF nte,t,nes- In ta'cul0ux Affections
i.i+ attended with botphatc s5d!n-nt.. 1t is The su II,
bic remedy beu prefer be TO muratle ac as nrse
snivent less ant bS eonIiLue to tssrusr II
st-maeh In febnIe ds+ It b. u-ed nrcp%, dtut
ed, re'rigtEant tu urlhs hurst nd prt1ern4tu'A
hest IN akin e*es-In fkase fo.Ms uysp-t at4
pe ted ha alkaline eand.tIou Of th. ste nacn.
Pyros waller hrasa. T. vii pave BETTE. snan hytE
Chio; acid In IT ESia tiff.nM, and ioju
Gus cop.tu arlr frn the .eon f lea his water
vii psoye,o bc astnabe a1t'dote Ia cAr""r p1
7Is htFgx9it.s. chronic tAflrFh And hAi
chronic p:dana nay} A. . K.rg1t In 2ior-l
thr. Of salvation, aad In feaeofrhea and JkE
aud Al.O n piss.
When taken intesa II, aw1sx oIAtsTrL Of the Water
tIxtn ken thyve times d1y, IA te ent tot 'ut-
anoni from ply ieaas and other respectable
individuals. BE- on a.ollcauon to the AGENT
u. alers supp led en- lb.' Al terms.
No liater 9eAaire uhkess rs<u,tf }Fona
H. ". BuSrNI':k. Ssie Agent.
No. 97{ Brpa1Hay, New York.
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Banking Department


Banking Department
Dtposi,5 received On Current Account from parties
city 1t country, md tie usaat accosoIatons kInted 70
REGULAR teposit0rs aui toFesponct1tt.
Interest on balances oL5v be Allowed ID eAsea whfe
.-sciaI aeyesn,tnts have been nade to thA1 eject.
We receive deposits payable Il soecaea dste en waieh
tnteEeAt viii be allowed.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Drpoaa Ii tuas not taa eve dollar. received a1G
-.-'-s IT Denoa.t4 "ued. intt:rst y sz PEI efIt
Iii hs allowed % deposits eesc1.p'oo Ates Fl
h,nas haTe remaIntd IN our hands SPECIFIED ur.. go
certificates made payable on demand, and Il Ike f7nda II
deposited
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
Collections IN Chicago made and proceeds rerea 1n
cay Of p7-r,c Ie fnreaI premium on Exc5auss 'ni7
tcferdana solicited Ill PATS Of lie We and pFocee1
feu!tted On fAyo:zt!s terms
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART.
mENTs
Wedraw Sight or Time Bills o. the principal cse.
the Union avaahle III xst nf the United States ot
Eznada 4nd have made by whlch We at
A5ed order by Telegraph the payment Of Notss. Accept
hnees, Accounts, ac.. in New York
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
We buy and sell On Commission either At Chicago, o7
through Agents, II Ne1 York. st1e. City, County
Railway de-. Bonde Ard Stock Our councillors in New
York sch insure p-ouct and tud.cous a!teats
to ArY order entrusted to our csfe
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

D1noocHIs II TER WIa~Ax.-The eighth Of the series
Of Sabbath Afternoon erous, under the auspices It tbs
Young Mems Christian Association. Ill be delivered It the
Ntgwsm rn Sabbath. july Il, at4 r. NJ by Rev. r. Il
cliskson D. D., ct ST. James Caur.h. Ths prayer book
ct the Ep:seo Il service will be used.
-F1rst Ensl n Evangelical Lutheran Church. on Men
street. bet Cask and Wells. Sesvics every Sab
bath 1t 1oX 4. Y and 7HF.x
Rev. L. Il. Loss Will preach In West Chicago, EXT
Sabbath afternoon.
Rev. r. Edwards will rstaeh 1t Hyde Park Sabbath
afttsnoon At three o'clock +. u.
-Kev. n Bigger will prsach tomorrow At the usual
hours-1oH u. and sH Mn tie Cnlted Ptesbytcst1n
Church eaEper Of Washington aad Jefferson streets, Wet
Divs:on. AL are lnrited. Stats free.
Church Of th. Ascension protestant Episeopal' Ork
cseef the corntr Of e Nc1th rivsou Is cpen for
Divine srriee cstry suod1y. At 10 O'Clock And ~
Y. Sunday sehool st. 7P.x. Re5. Vim. Fulton. RECTOR.
-sr1KtrAI sx.-M1s. c. II. Stowe viii l:ttr,e At the
ksngs'ury Hall 4: 10Y v. and 7Hr.x.
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Execution OF Hicks the Pirate.

NEW YonK, July 13.-ulcks, the pirate n1ur-
derer WAS executed Oh Bedlte's Island, at ll:30
10 day. 4 l:rse number Of persous Witnessed
the diving struggles cf the hardened wretch.
On his being conducted to the gatlows, the
first view which presented itself before him
was the identical sloop-the E. L. Johnson
which was moored directly IN front OF the shl'
lows; thus his last look on this earth was upon
the sceue Of bis bloody deed. The E 4. john
son had large 1ag bearing her name, hying,
and on the masthead WAS perched tailor who
waved bis cap and hurrahed as the murderer
ascend. d the tree. Her deck WAS crowded, aud
slight murmur could be distinctly heard on
shore when Hicks WIS placed under the drop.
Marshal Rvnders advanced aud addressed
Hicks, as follows: "lIicks, if you desire to
say anything before your execution, you can
address the people," Hicks replied in faint
tone. ~ don't wish to say anything to any one
except my contessor; wish Jou to hang me
quick"
The black cap was then pulled over the uufor-
tupate mans eyes, and amidst Jell4, few sec-
onds after be had expressed his wish, the signsl
was given aud Hicks was lauoched into eterni-
u. At Ills the rope was cut. Hicks trem.
bied violently for some two minutes, and then
remained quiet; in four minutes slight plunges
Of the legs and violent witch Of the arms were
perceptI6!e; alttr banging thirteen minutes he
was lowered, and the doctors felt his pulse.
lie was allowed to bang thirty minutes before
he WAS cut down, although 1lte was extinct in
less than fifteen tninules. The body was then
lowered tram the drop ard placed in the coffin,
and was conveyed on board the Red Jacket, to
be taken to the place Of his inteIme
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SUI ws .na Es Sss s1r I'd M
I4,vt -Ate4 1856 Is Il Asl:5 ser
8 M Z 1e1 xs,n ssss,
t's ot n tp!uf er.a. % tx1 o9Ed ohio A.,ttt
,.t,ce. Gsaad.sn .uf vtiuut sians eh.nse She 81
oba Al q g; y 70. supe,hne s7 o to
to c.elc+ Corn meal dull drSvt:ns saie o!
%n.skx@is u nsyaslaie seqass,. ssies 80 bb. al AZ.
alxc-
,; e T. ~ ras ,1sr
and eltenl.iv: en- I'D. salts <i:00 hurh Milwaukee
ss . i st IT, ;, e. xss4 ii &C. ID
ei3 l.47. ls,ou lu.h Chsc,eo ,p1itg NJ sl9sk@ies
Is IT. Sr,s @tss tu tni @ ,I TT d asi. s s 81
Lu.h Willie ludLanx II 4l44hdol.&a tat 10 arr.t. kye
es. i st'ts L es 9: ssa II
te1t"r s*ry essos lxa wfstes ehAtE d 13E stunc
fo1 !t.ien .nd @ casa.a ~
Su y fo .ea nets 1es e = fsr I'd, ,sa
for hn n-ss 80 for wes,eru prime meta " IS oi
att NJ Iu;s'. opon ID Ausa. sa =: u y g.
aod @ ~ sna 1Is ,4,o 90 .esfs Spnn mt time lssl Bel
ypne ieI county n,.., - q "a % fot eeae r.
ne,a i Il + r..
- 81: Y "a & /. e.
tea.d.i. lA2lahe hams MAe Tor .des nseosdn! 4
Oslo u&lse foE ttale CIeese .dy Il "a; ehe ior MI
| 11H to pr1ue. sN' 'AAs
glos..tEGsuear 1rm md ae,ve. s.'es 1870 hid.
t&~'tc tor Cuha; 1Ae-xc for forto Rico 10 lxs Hs
..Ls r.; MIA. gust Sa.s - hhds BarALa lie
May o1h- j" porting Al Acv4nee Ia cs4 caused snecu
tse mosenen 4td u A4vanee Of xe tr yeattYdx II
ttt earsoes o. For st King Cou1t+r, Sarion Farsv ~
the tier othsr 'tA1ipiions IN sl.o var
cyM 'Hes Ike; TO baF. 5. Dou nxo At lse u. ~
H"ot-Tne Lew clns bextos come in Mrre tie er In
e. tts .,t.sade Of xro-t lu''s the Lnslnt = 10 az
| u &c for pulled e1 n. '3<'a'
sESxAotsaa lewer hut recovered btlo,e ths e1-,,
n n "a n'EE cs'a 5:s4:G4 rua; Gsi 4 ca, e. !
anls M - pa Il: nrd l.: sY G. ssX; Pse Il
st;1E,H Q:6 hl.; p.rn ssH: u + "a bd: I'll; / b
H.,C 81 7ieSx: No - u: y 7aH: Tenn 6s VI: !
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xrc41rrs Axp Sa:rxts,s NJ 1Atx TO-DAY

ffrffNfE A4o-
amounting n o,cr 1ss ooo hn.he,.. .1a -.
market ouasr ,h;s .nnn,. .na d,.s.n-..:.s
rrxx f,ru No y,,l h.s.n ~.-".,--1 :.
presxed snf4 declined r. Ah,,. ,.n nao ,,~.s.,.
CHANGED haud,. at 4sc 5or M ca.., .a~..
k5c for No. . Cam, an,,,,fs,atn.t. - w. -
store. 4sG3stc tor " . ~ - .-a ~. 80 -
Rfj-cted-~,he marker e,o,;n. heov~ so-;n,,
Whes. wss seaYce and f;,m-sa,e, hs;,r rs,tae
limited at 81. 10 for No. snr;nc in sto,o =, -.
llts rorSo aS,r,rr. ard w. for p.;.,,u,
Wlncr Wheat ~as ] 1@ac lover and moe scti=s
1t 81 IS for No. White: 81. .lORl.1e& for "
Red; and $1.os for No. 2. Red. The prore..
10. Guy sahoga WIS engaged IN aar .o al. a..
raj tbousand b,,bc,r - =,
- .'o"s'e ot new winter wheat -
6aas'o-the hsst shipment Of tie season. Oats
were quiet and le lower, with fales OF No, l 1t
osIaoc. H. sto-. va- 80,
49,. =" ~ ,,so, - N,e was W. 500 a. 1ee
w A's' oA'a: nesNe1eo. 1ne f1ouf N .r-
tet WINS quiet. with limited sales Of Spring extra
1t IS l2i ard Spring Sppe1fue at q, 90. B.p
u...,;n., r.
''o'e'1aeoa' cry. feee'seo to'oay cons'gn-
ment CT eighty barrels Carboudale" Flour,
made from white writer wh,at bx Mes.rs Gu,
1.r,Sc, at c,-,,ona.,a ;. .,:. So. ~,
w. - ~A"''4a~'e IL .ois ots'e' 1he
sample shown "a' generally admired; and it is
or;ct .t ISL, wh;t.e.h .,,ra. 49,,
5.,...t "na ~ seoo
ossoa"' Ut sa.so 1or No. I. Hides unchanged
aud 4ather dull. Butter steady,
E.rsirhts opeuea dull and rs,ber 1ou.r. In.
towards the close there was more inquiry for
'esss's. and IA advance of4 @ia per busbel WAS
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essoE ! H1sn you to lung Me
was then pulled over the uufor-
--.I-A


BE1o1r, Wis, July 13.-The number in at
tendance at The republican Mass Meeting held
in this city to-day is estimated ut 10000.
Speeches wEre made By Senator Dool.tie,
Washburn, Schulz, SWEET. Randall and others.
Several companies Of Wide Awakes are here
from abroad. It is eslinsted Tint full l 900
torches are in procession this evening. Great
enthusiast IN prevails. There will be q brilliant
displny Of fireworks tonight.
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llrLkft,ol,

IrunER At SAGrxAw-A cnrrssn,rda,% nf
a.. ,...-.:. <y-"'. eP'saen' u
'aa oeuo'' AoeeTsse, "f1tng from Saginaw,
4ayBt
The ,umb~r ;n.rne.+. IN, - H..
,.;n;nr -nnrronsls $1,000 ~ .1@s po1nt arg
9..selt en,ersd ~: h,rh9y9 9sns ee.sn1een sa,!
wa. n, ~ snd al tonrS 1..;a,.a as oae ume wnnr
i,er ss.r.. ~ - once IN luio.
Issns n.cs W;,h H. .h;nmsn, VIE ~. tae p.oaoct
-,.rse XII ~, ~ in1eeh. .u1 se.r .s 'n'
down ut one hundred and thirty millions.
ioaIu ao1d Ta,n .os1 eo'og 10 Eogiand. Pine
der. and all lumber bpuod Eastsard. e'' "
,.
n. ',. ~
~. h..;n... - ~ h-..a...'@. .sre .os'
restricted by lie sesrciy Of freeh, rn", muea taa
foreign I.orts. The revi<al Of The export de-.
III II. ne,",,I,v.d $500. - - a H. .nto aensaJ
NJ nns,eri,i l,g,4 ~ EEL e.n en sf.ooo, s ana
under t;ite,n . .rtwentr 49, ss;n 70 e1pecteo
m to ;nsnios ~ sn,;c,ns;,oa. 'ntpomne1s ~ %,
senunsrat;rs bus;ness 1h;s III " 80 ..; mge ana
nm TN tor errn should tha En,1;st, ,r.; ;a re-
ket rrcede mr. own n,arfrt wi 1,aaa..S.as,- ass-
rrtnond. 50 ,hxt storipe would mt IL .mcb Gu.
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1>UFtAs!O j. LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. storteat and te:s routs to nr3'io Al
Tr.,n 1ssy ns chicago =: sa' PM, Detroit Al Sd
rive, Al EEJ.! nj y NJ up Scv fnrk II hEo 1m B. =
TN ut 90: ectax Win y !. Csatrn = BUT. g
y L Erte x~su. Ee~s. ii:tsss VIZ h,. n'a GA
ysta ,sn1v Gen: I.all4ss
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question has been mooted for severut month )
6y those Of our citizens who ara interested in
the matter, bat a. Jet very little. if my, pro-
gress has been 1nade towards to accomplish
meDt Of 50 desirable an object In no city Of
the United States could fire officer do more
being erected every day. Blocks Of buildings,
having uumes which are perfect conductors OF
fire between the ceiling OF thu upper story and
the roof, are everywhere to be seen, aud lnces-
diaries are continually at work. II such an ot-
ticer th ,uld be Immediately appointed, We guar.
antee that his Office, irr some lime TO come,
would be no sinecure. VIII not the Bourd Of
Underwriters, uud other Interested parties,
make concentrated and united effort 1t once,
tn elect this 1esult,-CAieago Lmuraace kyis.
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Grand Republican Rally in TIttsbure.
P1T1sBURo, July 13.-One Of the largest Re-
publican meetings ever convened in this coun-
y, wax held Thursday night. The Allegheny
City Wide Awakes turned out with full ranks.
About 600 people were assembled and were
addressed By Hon Robert Mcknight, Repre-
sentative Of the 22d district, and otter gentle
men. The names Of Lincoln and Halnlin we're
hailed with great enthusiasm.
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The reeeipta tttcwater of Flour, Wheat Corn and
Barley for tt 1 week Of July tn s aad 1855 have been
n fo1ows:
Flour. tr:a. Nhe1t, bu. Com, tu. Barley, tn
18G0....... 80 S6G$t1 317.t00 ...,
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CoMPANY3
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
For Through Freight Only.
Va Nav Central Great Western Ind connecting roAdss
Chicaz0 Anai Ill the West.
TIE Roads furmirx ts old and reliable routa ften Ito
SeaboArd and the West. kave orxantxedA
FAST RE1GHT LINE.
Glziak perfect and greatly increased p!.pAtsa
to Fret1ht-.hs rina forming the Line East and fen
with The regularity. mafn - sure II tas
terminus of zach Road as Thscneh Pa~enkts
Rates ~ low As by anV other Ene- hec2nAHo0s
Promptly ard Fairly Adu.tst- Marx Psekasss, East
Expr - Line. Via g. ~ F. ,n
Ii New Yo,k, deliver goods 1t Eud.on River Railroad
Passenger Depot - street. Il CAra street pot
a B..teu deliver goods BesLon aud Worcester Railroad
Depot. and nsa.k - above.
Through hi Of Lalnk given. and Keclanatoas paA
a1y Of tie Comp1ny's Omees.
E. r. BEACH, Agent, s7a Broadway, New York.
OTIS kINBALL. 4 seat- II Stste street. Boston
Il. wALLINGFORD, Western AKent-
Chlca9o. nh1l-t0-1y
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Rcceptton of Trumbull at Home,

Reception OF Trumbull at Homo.
AIrcs, July 13.-Hon. yman Trumbull and
Hon. Thomas ]. Allen, arrived on the Chicago
train this evening. and were welcomed By the
firing of cannon, music and cheering. Amid
great enthusiasm, they we're escorted to the City
Hall by the Wide A~akes and a large concourse
OF people, where addresses are noH being de-
1irtted. There il preaf excitement
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IEscH T. TO-. Ma. II s:a.e strert, Bo-to..
H. IT. HOUSTON, t;snI tft.4h: Atr RI a:e;hlAs
j.. L. suUrr, Genl Tleset Axt Ihaur!ph'A.,
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NEW YoRx, July l3.-This morning Sergeant
Smith, q member Of the last legislature from
the Eleventh Ward Of this city, on complaint
Of Andrew Dogro, ex Governor of the Aims
House: CHARGED with t:-::::::g :Stsgea tns sigma.
ture Of John Kerry, one OF the E1cise Comnl;s-
sioners, rs endorser Of note drawn by Smith
Of f6oo.
The 5th mortgage bonds Of The i:ric Railroad
Company haEs been forec1osed. and the sale
will take place Nov. 20th, at The Merchant,'
Exchapge. The foreclosure, which is probably
the 6nal step in the re organization Of ihe Com
psny as, authorized by acts Of the New Yo,k, :,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Legislatures. is
rendered easy and agreeable to an The interests
involved. inasmueh as arrangements are under
stood to have been made for the fnal redemp-
ton Of that part Of the past due Cd mortgage
bonds, amounting to about two million dollars,
the holders Of which hare insisted upon prompt
payment in cash Of principal and interest. 1t
is understood that the Company under the new
organ zation is 10 BE- known as the Erie Rui!-
load Company.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived from New
Orleans and Havana this afternoon, with dates
to the 8th but no news.
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Buffalo Market.

Bx Tt1xoxAxR1 Br7YAlo, July H.
F1ouR In far dtnand. Market ltcady. aaleA 1.ano
b,I+ fp. sur Aas7H45 'oE extra Wisconsin 80
sss tor ex,ta ind a.s sna o6o ssGe .. doub sza.
GRA-r-WEst t No. . epunF. IN good temand. aud Har-
kat advanced xke .ioc sha thet vx'lesi.s quiet.
s. 6 ls nU hu M. tpnnk II el15 totn dut anl
MLl &C. DAteuuaee Estes W fu Canada Ut II &C.
Wapk4-stcad.. Eelts l01 p1ls It 'sH9snc.
LAKE, eco hs dou1 ~ 90 u heat, CO CO.. bu
corn, 1tt<AI lu oats. .
OsyVeEo Market.
Br TE11oRAra1 0swroo. July IL.
Unchanged 1t e3.54i5 70 for common to extra
Fue.
GkAr-Wbeat tc1rce atd market yey drm. EAles 900
bu No. Cheaxu ar!ng ri Ri.xl. U m ts1 tsc With
AAtes Oats quiet. 6.Ies o. ut aaoat
to arhv tares selrcs H. ms1krt " mi, IL Rye
In lin It'd End. S'l ,tQ bu Canadian at 13c dpat
fANAL FAt6HEs-Sieaay u &c auur, s. IN wheat
and SHc u Car. 10 ncw OH.
lAXElAroETH- is Y tu he'll, GO, 90 In c~rn.
CANAL Exr'kvs-l. "a bts tyur lG 10 Lu corn.
, 1860-07-14

B Wide-Awake uniforms furnished by J.
4. smith Co., ll5 Lake street At as low pri-
ces as any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior IN quality. jy2-12t
= Mif1er's Hair 1nvigoratsr-the best In
use. 5. T. Hinekley, agent, so3 State street.
iaQl.
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Muwaukee Market.

milwaukee Market
n1 4n-seaAf&l MILWAUKEE, July L:
FLoC1 > shAde drrneE, With more as;iyit,
xo ~ h't. 0tsn. sna nasaaeapk. tae& LOO buth
61le1 nj ~, ~-'~' 0@@ Rs1a
Aeoe3pts-lsl bis n=ur, 4es6 tu wheat
6hp0ent4-u4 bhl& to1r, AA1 t1 Whsat
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ThA RJvNra

LASA11E, III, July l3.-Ttirty inches water
on the bars aud falling.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July l3.-Wind south
west. River falling. Thermometer to-day So.
DrBrorE, Iowa, July 1s.-There is 5! feet Of
water in the channel at this point.
, 1860-07-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsH1sorox, July ls.-1t was recently stated
in dispatch from New Orleans that revenue
cutter had gone to overhaul the scbooner ). B.
Taylor. which sailed from tlat port for Central
America, with etniRrants or hllbusters. For
more than two months past It has been known
that several small parties of such adventurers
have required thlther, but these movements arc
he'e considered too insignificant for serious
comment
Al the old jackson Democratic Association
va. lately thoroughly dis1uptured by the con-
each wing has taken preliminary stsps to eatab.
lish campaiiga Club, the one altogether inde-
pendent OF the other.
a petition has been numerously signed, Pre-.
sented to the President, aud by him trans
terEed to tho Secret.-- =, Var nrav.
ing - ~. IN Immediate Resumption Of
the work on The Washington acqueduct. It
will be Kecol1scted that Congress appropriated
halt million dollara Tor this purpose, to be ex-
pended under the slperintenaenoe Of Captain
ed the Administration, but there seems to be
no doubt. apart ftom the question which the
designation ofthht officer involves, that the op-
erAtions on the acqueduct will shortly be re-
sumed.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Atl the statements
representing that Mr. Bright of 1ndlana, had
agreed to support or countenanee the Douglas
ticket. indirectly or otherwise, are uufounoed.
information has been received here from direct
sources, stating that be and his friends hare Or
g.nzed Breckiuridge electoral ticket, which
will be Immediately put ia ,he field, and that
they intend 10 run it Ut all ha1ards, and without
The least purpose Of comp -onise.
Washington despatch says arrangements
ase being mAde for q California Pony Express
on the Butterfeld route.
Late advices from Perm state that our rels-
tons With the Republic we're approaching a
crisis The U. S. sloop-of war Wyandott bad
arrived at CAllao with disp atehes for cur Minis.
ter, instruc,ing him to pe1emptorily demand q
settlement Of the claims growing out Of The
seizure Of the ships Lizzie Thompse. anu Geor-
glana, and pFovis1oc-- .or joint commission for
'n u .o.1ement Of ull outstanding claims Of our
citizens. Some delay has, howeEes. occurred
in consequence Of the resignation Of the Peru
vian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and 1t was not
improbable that our Government wculd be
compelled to resort to force before the demands
would be complied with. In csse Of non.coul-
pliance with the demands Of our Government,
The American Minister was instructed to close
tine legation. The Peruvian Minister at Wash.
ington has been notified that unless his Cor
erpment accept the ultimatuu1 of the Govern.
foent of the United States his passports will be
| furnished him.
4 meeting Of National Democrats, composed
Of many lending politicians of this city, was
held at the Union House. upion Square, tos
tho purpose Of organizing Central Commit
lee favorabt. to the election Of Douglas and
Johnson.
The ttories going the rounds Of the papers
about The quarrel between the President s1d
Senator Gwln, is officially contradicted as en
tirely destitute oftoundation in fact. It ia fur
ther stated that their relations were never mort
friendly than now.
, 1860-07-14


II ELAbOLD . t1EN ulNE E1s1.-
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MELMiioi.H.s BGGiiG 8 i: Dlopsy.
MEtMKSLt, EEC:E tor iS,.es Memory.
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blST h S e. e. S;s. M;ss;siss sEssi'
PTSH PTG &: f. RPs.: R1yS q The Skin
HELMH..i.D'S EuCIlT or Pain In the Back.
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Ts Man9 ?! Tmf 1n n,1 isfrueon. n.es5"
1T st SSSSs Ezss:'ss ss from 1ss'
FENnEES- S-FEMTALEs-tEIHtfs
OLD Or souf: S!NatEa aiRkasH HHkhastsHe ohc'S1kA
T1EF ARE OF NO AVAIL
HELMBOLD.S EXTRACT BCCHU
Is The VERY best REMEDY IN THE WORLD
70, ~ coapl,!nt nedxnt 70 tae se. whether arising from
Ind sesetiou. Habits VI Dissi2aoon' OF III the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sx.srxrrox, Apoyx.
no FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT.
7.4s nor nl,s7n s. =: Mssea; uapl.a..n Medicine.
foE Unpleasant aaa a's paassroas p,.e1 ne
Il ~ ..
SECRET D1sEAsEs
Easse or 10 change Of D:e; No lne0n'enienesi
- ~ -. ~. ~ @,,,n
arising froa habts lnanlstain in
Hx YOUNG AND OLD i
ha4 f. sf se I'd g.
, 1860-07-14

ki1 uuQaIe0 t1uHa&QQ QURF&eFA IHAu lRS% car
II the sams date. Private LISTERS from the
highest banking authorities confirm the state
ncnts OF the public press, and predict large
dsman1 for American produce. Nor u this in
pending scarcity confined to the Brisish Islands.
The continent is not likely to have my surplus.
All accouuss agree that the crops throughout
central Europe have suffered much iron, the &C.
verify Of the weather. On the other hand,
Providence has favored this country with the
assurance of a GROWING harvest. Our crops in
the southwest are considered beyond the reach
OF any casualty which human intelligence can
foresee, and. ~ n natural consequence, the sur
plus Of the old crop is rapidly coming east" ard.
Indeed. much Of it Is already on Its way to meet
tbs foreign demand.-Bzlsinsors Sun, lotA'
FREIGHT ENGAGEMENTS At SEw iosk.-Ihe
N. 7. Tribune Of Thursday reports Us follows:
TO Liverpool; Is. 900 bu wheat in bulk at sad;
6,00o bu curn. and 500 bu wheat, IN sblp's
5acs, At st6lS4I; $50 bales compressed cot On
at 5s2d; 81 nAles wool II I'd (per steamrr);
1000 bxs eh sese, at 6os; g5 hTlh PORK a. 4s6d.
wh.as, in ships bags, at I'd. 4 small veste' to
the Isle Of Jersey with flour. at 3t3d. 4 vets"'
of 800 tuns from north side Of Cuba Nth suear
a. $55o per hid.
Tfdcwatcr Receipts.
= -sf y ii% Sss ss 90
Flour. ira The.t, bu. Com, tu. Barley, tu
teGo....... $40 26dss1 31,to1 ~,
1kaa..... s.%o1 lht00 tl.N9 6i00
Deat1.e. 20 1tc sls.;u0 Inc. i7s,Euo Dec. 6,l0j
The 4ExrcEs,s receipts o. the 4bose arecs 70 fer
for the yrat 1870 aLd -, have teen:
Flour, hills, Wheat. hu. Corn tu. Barley, tu.
lt61....u.sH6n x.tisto1 t+a.6f1 1.eus
la43..,...+ +1&5 Goo 45a.2e0 6s.s14 12{ TO
,aer...r.:.s 80 i,:es.1oo 3;i.so Dec.5stoo
He4ucus wheat TO 10: the exc. q In The .ecet3 Of
1ss0 il equal to SIS teu bt Is Of 'ur.
, 1860-07-14

y Wi3e-Awake uniforms made OF the best
quality, and furnished by Sam Dunn L Co.
, 1860-07-14

= Just received, the finest stock Of I'm
por.ed SeRars ever brought to this market. at
Oakley's, Kinssbury Block. i51012t
, 1860-07-14

ST.. Lor1s, July 13.-1homas G. Staplcs has
announced himaef as q candidate for election
TO Congress from shs 5th Congressional Dis
trict OF Missouri.
, 1860-07-14

.Wff If you want q good Kerosene OF Coal
OH Lamp, which will elve the light Of eight can
dies, not costing but seven.eishths o1 cent
an hoar, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive. 20 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
all Kinds Of Lamps altered to burn kerosene.
jel5-lm