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lSpsrExDESc1, TO-, July 24.-Sew Mexico
dates Of The 9Th nc received today making
schedule tins.
They have had opious showers oi rain IL
9sata Fs for 10 dgs, and crops look nns, and
| will yield Al :h,7dut harvest.
| Fire - a..tai' !. near Santa Fe did Il
Immense 21:.u.kd mage, and several GTss
were lost, Four dad bodies have been found,
The census takers lind great difficulty in
getting the Me1ions 10 answer queatons--
they thinking It is lone for the purpose Of tar.
ing them. The Governor has issued his procla.
nation proclaming the object, &C..
The news from lrizonA gold mines are not
good owingto the fact that no water is to be
dates.
James D. Collins, Indian Agent is out in a
card in the SAINTS Fe Gds<tte, defending his
official acts In relation 10 the Navsjoe Indians.
high prices. Flour selling at IA per sack,
and scarce. Other provisions in proportion.
This coach brought all the letter mail which
for several times back has been sent BY the
0yerlsnd California mali. By this route lstters
will 20 to their destination ten days sooner than
By the other.
No Indians were seen. but few few Kaws.
They said that band of kiowas had been
seen at Cow Greek, IN awaiting for the
mail, for the purpose Of robbing it, but were
driven of By company Of soldiers from Texas,
who were en- route for Pawnee Fork.
Major Sedgrick's command, sometime j.
June, came in sight Of large encauptntnt Of
indians, but not being prepared for battle. be-
fore they could get ready the Indians left.
No rain this side of Fort Union, and the wa-
Ter courses are very low. Stock suffers for
want of water,
Weather pleasant here.
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From WR4hfnEtou.

WAsu1So1os, July a4.-so,ooo copies of tb.
report OF the Covode Committee hare beer
printed, but the House printers win not deliye,
them until the difficulty with Mr. Ford's a.
slgnee is settled.
Attorney General Blacl will leave the CITY to
morrow for Philadelphia. Secretaries Ffoyd
and Thompson contemplate proceeding to Old
Point on Thursday, intending t., stay severa!
weeks. Ar. Cass also being absent, there will
6e only three Cabinet officers remaining bere-
Toucey Holt and Cobb.
The Administration has recently addressed
another note to the British Government on the
subject Of tue San Juan affair.
The President has, during the absence Of Sec
refary Cass, repeatedly been at the State De-
partment: personally attending to weighty NUT
teTs pertaining to our foreign affairs
The attendance at Mr. Gales funeral to. day
was larger, perhaps. than that at the funeral ci
any other citizen which has erer taken placu
here. All the city authorities aud the District
Of Columbia Ty biographical Society were among
those present. The bells were tolied during tbe
moving Of the procession. and in the meantime
many places Of business we're closed.
', Lord Lyons is On the eve of departure far
Halifax 70 meet the Prince Of Wales.
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Prince OF Wales at 81. John.

S.. JoRSs, y. F., July e4.-Torrents Of rain
fell last night and this morning. The Prircc
was to lund at 10 o'clock but The landing Has
postponed till noon on account of the rainT
westheg.
At noon to-day tho Prince and suit landed
from the l1ero uadsr royal salute from the
citadel, The Ariadne and the Flying Fish, The
yards Of which were manned, as also those Of
the French war steamer Jesastris. The Cor.
ernor. Alexander Banuerman, met his RIVAL
Highness on the Queens Wharf and conducted
him TO earrisge; thence through triunuhnl
arches to the government house. The process
sion consisted Of the Masonic body, the 81 tn.
drew's S-GeorRe's. Brit1st Mechanirs. .Cooners
Temperance and native aud Irish societ;es ani
the Ptnnix Volunteer Fire Company. a ouaTd
OF honor Of the Royal Newfoundfane corns md
afSt. second, third, and fourth volunteer R;f3s
Corps- ~''D'
Al one O'Clock The Prince held aleyee at III.
Government house and dined with the GnrarN
nor. This ereuinR there was an inmenae con-
course OF spectators and great enthusiasm nre.
vailed. p'o-
Wednesday regatta will como of. Th.
Prince drires out, receives addresses. Ia. md
vii! embark Thursday evening.
To-day is ! holiday in Newfoundland. al,
shops are closed, also in st. johns and snr.
rounding villages. The inhabitants Of vbirh
are nearly al here. Fisgs ara flying from every
house and the shipping is all decorated.
Ine Hero coming in passed directly over
Merlin Rock, but did not touch it aithourh It
vas Low water. The rock has been blasted by
ths Telegraph Company i've ysara ago. The
weather is cloudy and threatening. The ,ain
ceased At II o'clock. *14A
morninr @ony
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Acauitta1 of Judge Terry by Col1us1on.

Sr Josrpu Julr e4-The arrival nf the
ponv E4nr.s.s tb;s oven;n,x f,r,;sba. +ha III.
iom;no annn,rr a ~ - fatij9rn;. na~s ~ oe I"Ir ,J
III ' - ~ A@"7 ''''
s.. F,.~,,0co 1,,,, IT,. .,, - =,
wheat il com;nr r. an,,rd.nt11 LIZ" ~'op VI
The Eonrth ni In,H urssn xss ,noy. co..s,,,, o1.
b7ated br nonn,ar 3an,o ,...at;a .hsa. isae
taa,ra If naa. iaan ~ 2an , tane.sco me
was The running of the first train of cara nvsr
The Market Street nuilroad inauonra,;ny tbs,
kind Of communication between The hesrt of
the city and the outskirts, a distance Of two
miles.
oatnes Of Killing se1ator BiodefIcE in s duel, a
by jury in Marion county, under such cir.
crmstances as leave no doubt Of collision be.
tween the prosecution and defence to produce
such result. The witnesses establishing the
quit OF Terry we're on their way from San
francisco to Marion IN small boat They
we're delayed so that they did not reach the
Court House until about 12 o'clock noon.-
Judge Hardy opened court At a. m. The
District Attorney announced that his witnesses
had no: made their appearance: The case went
sndes Ss ease s0St Of Sss Tssd ns IF s%s 9s s9d
| acou;ttal was rendered At In o;cock -
! new diTectorT If San Frnnc;.co :, ;rs,
| published, containing the uames Of M mn,
men. ~~~
The ship Carrie P Cove has cleared for VAL
nnfr rH0
aifafa seed. ou,cksiiyer. taiow1 and otber Tai;.
fornia products. in ali yalusd at about an, mi,
tbs xhin Teha taEea over tx noO SOLE ,ha".
10 Austraiin. valued at $98 mo "1~N'
The Supreme Court Las declded the contraet
with the statc Prison lassea iavai anj ~ aa..'
troctnr can drax sos an fron, H. G,a,s ~ soa
,rv Tho viii rooro ;han a4h."ss s ~ s,
f,,3i 3i N1'' "''' 't''' ~AeA e1D"u'' '"e general
r. a., c,.
v.ef ooo Cnlnese em'8fants nave arrived
"ithis a"eeS.
Considerable anxiety, Is manifested on &C.
count Of the non'arT1sal OF the pony express
which should have left St. Louis on the 20.h
and 24th Of June.
4 fire at Crescent City on the 27th. destroyed
property yalued at $4,000. Insured for $s,000
IN London and Liverpool Insurance Companies. |
The wheat and barley crop is pretty we'll har-
vested, With gu im,nsnse field. Tie surplus
for exports are higher than ever before.
Considerable quantities of ore continue to
arrive al Fan Francisco from the Washoe |
mines, About fifty tons have arrived within /
ten days. worth from r. 900 to sS 0o0 npr TIM !
1tis eTound to an impalpab!e poxder. Fben iss
= I-.sruined BY chemical analysi.. Ills /
vatne IS u -~aad Sl;9s snd can hr soid
then put up In l:u r.. tnr .hinment ~
70 the agent OF the toth:chl'uo 80 .s-s
england within fraction Of its true ra...
Not less than hall million dollars worth of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHo 1s TIE HARRY MAx!-The San Francis
co Gotd<n Ero, of June II, announces the mar
nage OF Mrs. Burdell Cunningham, IN that city,
The Sew Orleans Bu!l<tia (Uuion) frankly
admits there is danger Of thu election Of Lin
coin, and says it does not see how it il to b.
prevented.
Daniel Webster is reported to haTs said,
On certain festive occasion, and IN moment
81 excitement. "1he National Debt Of this
country, III. President, will b Paid, must be
PSf,Sa; ahall, b. paid if necessary I'll pay it my
To BRsw "Y1 T1ozR's M1Lk."-Taks tbs
70 3o'tf OF th1es eges ons half pint OF best bran
~ ~, tns pssl Of oue lemon cut thin, rlne: glass
,n.n ". rnite sugar, one dozen cloves aud eArda'
mons; mon; add TO these ons quart Of fresh ;milt.
sp spo CRATE in p4rs Of = nutmeg, Stir well, say
ssdee, " talnk Of your friends: shut your eyes,
@ao-of1nk.-Sp1rit Of The 1inet.
her right, under tha terms Of her husbands
"1l, to retain bis ralpable lbtaEy in her pos
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~
LuABfR-Du'ius the rsst week there has been = roo,
demand Tor ca1st 6 hS dsales In the city well as ty
country ds1e' and under The light luppts the make, los
advanced aboLt toe thousand the data Of our
weekly review. Good cas.oes have been III r,ee
and The advance noticeable this class than tn The
lower qualities. Tie cy deAeru tes3u how 10 think Of
!T4k Eood socS Of uppcr4 and It Is this fact pcrr
than an5tig &C. which has cAussd the buo, aaey In s
MARKET 6esea Of hesvfes deaefs ea9rs lee
they might be unable TO buy upper Qnale. In the ytr
nave gone 10 fAKnaw to make purchasea and vtse they
VIII lave 70 tomEete d!secy with bus IT, Albany sud
o. TO- Tie following sales made during the ~tek:-
cargo of timber rum M1ntee pr .ehr 1rx 1t a. % for
shoH engtha and 3snu tor long; Terry Nss nah, 1
3D. Iam fer Marquette st 46 20; sehr. ha1ve.t ,Tpm
oeooto, mill fun, 1t t6-H ser F. d. Gssdner tpu Fen.
Eaakee, mill Fun, At 47to; scar. W. Tel mix d. fsopa
PeLtws.er, n e61:; sehr- Tucoa, mixto, frs Grand
River, At aeo cargo TO arire fen le LAKE. a. u
schs F4lcon IRON De PERI tards II e7oo trhr Pacific
icm oeonto ii e7to achr. Blue Bele ftcm Oeon o. Ut
q Q sehr Sshassnpo flem Holland mixed Al eG;5 tesr
Monsoon, good cargo from Au.kegon. n 400.
The business IN the yasda lmpro. tlowly. There
f4r tquy good shas and boasd., and dealers a,e
ster In prices but there is real adyAacc IN
quost!ous And indeed gr-At Improvement il anci,a.
te. In h resred until The crops all harvested. THIN
II the des.d il suah y il expected advance viii be
eEAhished-
6HiSGLES--The market reuuslnE quiet tnl drn. Dur
Ing ths weet cargo Of prime RoSue River Shingles
II et.k for tu0oo md It u 3os for about 90 600. The
cargo pf the schooner falcon from Dc Pee, also sold
It slA for common 4. Gev.s>l carzoes Of Manltowoc
shinE'4 ~ers ao'a i. a1.1se1.s7x for a qualities.
LATH-There Il = fasr dem1nn and the 3nsrket remains
steady II 4:271aH adoat.
The following sss the eosne Yard quotations. Of Lumbar,
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NOTICE is hereby given to the
~ Creditors Of the late Bank of Nas!llon Ohio 10
Present to 6e onderenea Receivers OF sd Bsnk ths
day e Gsrch 1851 for divicenca ii, their Chains axairst
.+ , a A. sAas pos - Presented VII be so1erer
bJ order Of Court GEORGE Hh RSu,1
ISAAC >TEESE, : Receivers.
z. C. Hull,
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,H1CAGO, B;.i;,.:Ni;2l,N 4.
Q:INt'y E.:IHn.r
~ hxFess leaves :':ia ac. >..'> r1&~"., a., ",
Pm. sAtur!ays excspiet: Af7sx- d =, e,I Mt., ..o
Mend":: Acs"n. lat. leaves :3r. ~, ~
sAeeFt*''' arrives 9:l5 n.:n S1inaya exrcprt d. 's
Chicago, April ;1h. lss0 'oA' '''1Fsa' Sat:.
, 1860-07-25
Douglas Meeting.

UT1cA, n. T., July el.-The ratification meet.
ing Of Douglas and johnson in this city Isst
evening was large and enthusiastic political
meeting. Ex-Gov. Seymour, DR.. D. +. UisseIi
and Francis kernan addressed the meeting.
An outside meeting was also addressed by /.
". Babcock, A. T. Goodwin, and several oilers.
oser 600 persons were in attendance. Ban
ners. bondres, fireworks, cannon firing md
cheering. were kept up during the evening"
The speakers were ser4daded alter the msetiny
closed.
, 1860-07-25

The cc.u Market :coened quiet, but under a
good dsn'snd By Shippers, :. - adsance Of 4@lc.
took 7'aee-elo:iog however agA.." :" Gull 6eeanse
OF heavy decline in it ut New York. About
1:'."9' bushels we're sold ut 43@,alc for No,
'ad 4:tss2tc tor No. . in store. Winter wbeat
Was IN good request, and the market steady and
hfm At II op@l.0oI for No. red; 94@sec tor
NJ. : red; and Csc for rejected. There WIS
also fair demand for spring wheat, and th~
prices ofyes:erday were fully sustained, will,
.!oeral sales st s2@s2tc for No. spring; ss@
s's for No. . spring; and Soc for reject.
srsaag. Flour was quiet md inactive, With
sales Of red "iuter at IS 90, and choice white a:
$o."" Oats in good requeEt and steady at e6c.
Rye '3c in store, and 55c on track, with cosd
d=p'aaj- barley quiet
Ffeisis:a advanced r. today- Four vessels
" ere taken ut "!@ @5a: for corn to Buffalo. and
:t@'sc 1or corn to Ogdensburgh.
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Fires in pfnt1n de1n

PH1IADElPn1A, July o4,-Early this morninc
q ire broke out in Henry 4 Co.'S. rug house. Of,
Front street above Vine, which was entirely
destroyed. Loss 5000.
The fire extended to Ebert l. Co.'s cabinet
Henry's cotton waste store house-ios8 A. mo
b.con'a feed store Was damaged hy water. To-
tai ioss nearly <20, 20,0oo-partly insured, The
building in which the FIRE originated. ure.-
pectedly, ell inward with terrible crash mn,
three aremeu were Injured.
At hve o'clock this morning another Ere
destroyed the store No. 130 Front street. occ,,-
pied BY Charles Boothridxe j. Co. dealers in
cotton waste. Loss 5000. Tie adjoining,
building was damaged by lire and water to tbs
amount Of aeTeraf Thousand dollars. BotI,
nres are supposed to have besn the result Of
Inc spontaneous combustion of cotton waste.
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Baltimore aud the Great Eastern.

oaItfmore and the Great EaAterns
BAtr1MonE, July .-Sotwlthstandin. the
general desire to view the grtat Eastern, the
City Councils hare declined acceding 70 Ito
proposition 10 furnish $500 tons of coal as N
lnaueement for the directors TO bring her to
Annapolis Roads. The Baltimore 4 Ohio Il, T.
has generously offered to furnish one third u
the amount asked for, and probably our citi
zeus. With private contributions, will make up
the balance.
, 1860-07-25

=, RALEIGH, North Carolina, July a3, $780,
Gen. Lane Was received at Shocco Springs on
FRIDAY By large concourse of citizens. and tbe
military Of Warren and the surrounding coup
ties. After reviewing the troops be Responded
to an address IRON the Attorney. General Of ths
state. a salute was fired and there WAS n
grand entertainment. His presence in hi. M
t,ge State creates great enthusiasm. lie visited
this city mad Kit.relrs Springs yesterday.
, 1860-07-25

Il Canada PaDer Advocating the Abro~
CATION sftAe Reciprocity Treaty.
The oatville &c. W. Adrerti*tr thus opens
an article on tie proposed abrogation Of the
Reciprocity Treaty:
"Feariug the abrogstion of the Reciprocity
Treaty BY the United States our Government
had to bid for the West in it's favor By the abo-
lition Of our Canal tolls. An act Of the greatest
injustice to the State Of New York and Upper
left to bear the burthen Of onerous export
duties on its Chief products, and With pros.
Peetive certainty Of an increased tariff on
imports.
There il little doubt. however, but that the
Treaty will be done away with. It is better for
Tue Wast and all the States that these Prov
1nces should become Statss Of tho United
St2fek
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NEW ORLEANS, July a+.-The produce store Of
q. Il. FoRg Co., aud the trunk nanufac,ur-
ing establishment Of J. Lampry, were burned
last night. Loss $oa.000.
The first bale OF Alabama cotton arrived at
Mobile on Sunday.
a Tampico paper Of the 18th inst. announces
the arrival Of MlraMon At the cnnital on the 7i!1
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GET Up CLUBS!
GREAT Reduction
Campaign Press and Trlbune.

Ths best Republican document that c.n h.
distributed in The West, during this camp,jep.
the chicago Pass AND TR1Buxr. In order
70 give it broadcast circulation, it will be sent
IN G'uns' from July 1st until after the Presi.
dental election, at the following greatly TO-
duoed rates:
Fur TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
fry copies one add1eas -, * M
&'soe''.'''"'.''+......-...-.. 10
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TR1-wEyKLY.
sP's's oHe 90
Twenty copies. one address. ess.,.,..........-.1 IN ~
- fufnlsh The Post Master with lst Of The nages
By recent Inv OF Congress- he |, Obliged tn deliver
INC papers from bundle sent to one address,
Il Aoaeyfn Registered letter. sent 1t cur stat.
address PRESS + TRIBUNE, Chicago. Ill.
, 1860-07-25

BreckinridRc and Lame in New Yort.
0swEno. July 24.-The Breckinrldge and
Lane ulsttict Convention was held here yester-
day afternoon. Every town and ward was fully
represented. H,n. VIM. Lewis was elected
;5.saaaate to the 8:ate Con7ention at Syracuse.
, 1860-07-25

~ JAS. ". AT~*1lN, Frr rEf Axenf f!t.s.'o
-: acesroS: Gea1 Fe!9Et $ =. Chicago. ~
A11CII1GAN CENTRAL Avn
H'-% skEAT "EaFE2.. tcA:ADa, ,Rs11ya-s.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Chicago: f.s' ee' Il I-a4e N:r*<
"aNt sts::a: E.psef. f;un!a7% excepte,.> a:,.Y- u
osrht ~ rHl $9sE~ fftfet 70 mn. Aihsny
so .r aofk y son 1rre.s, tezevpt eatun..y
ssftxs At !.e'sal. 7r aa.'., Su<rtn.ton Urtdfa o
nnHa" o:!o DILL. Al!srr 4:&5 ar. New Yofk
tn bea-C!7ctnnasI fsry4st.-1r1er,. 4r,s.-,,.,h,
Cincinnati In Is hnurr '' Se"'%'A''"@|" ;"
s:tH pm Ciueu n1s and t"uiss lie Ex,re,. ,ex.,ni.s
aa*2 through T." Cine!on7tl In il bv15S I.ut
ca" pm IEaln, Satuniay. only IL Niles
rFAtend Si*Fp.nE taEs on all nzst t.s,,.
S0O I'm 3rA(n la,l wif;, N. nrN., .,
ronio iii or .n'.in and ali point. ta.t: !. r.
hn'xh Mons1t, 0ns Trunk T., Ee~ay to
-'n. II netn ssfm"nf. " !lamshIss and Maine ~ @
nAxs9ce checked through 13""s'
Through 'F!tkss f1Y anr Il ~. ~, .,,. +,
pes1bo ToS ,tr0.t ~ Vert sa Il TIC tompanys osse
II T. HxArr+wa r. n. RICE, Sup erfnte n!eAt.
r0k ROfK Fs7TtH i,7773
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Robbery.

Polo, ILL.,, July 24.-The safe Of J. q. Brown,
lumber dealer, was blown open with powder
last night and 4lDo0 ahstraeted. 1900 reward
:. -~ad for tie arrest and conviction Of the
offenders.
, 1860-07-25

Cowhidinz Affair in Peoria.
PxoR1A, ILL.,, es.-Naj. Ranney, Postmastero Of
this city. formerly editor Of the Onion, cowhi-
ded Philo Holland in the public streets this af-
ternoou. for insulting his daughter.
, 1860-07-25

Revolt in the Missouri PenitcnttarY.
A special telegram to this Office, received
yesterday from Jefferson City, s.ates that about
noon yesterday, some forty eonv,cts confined
in the pententiary made simultaneous attack
upon the gate Of the prison, and succeeded In
forcing it open and efect,ng their escape. Twen-
ty of them were recaptured. and about twenty
more are still at large. In the effort seven we're
severely wounded, aud three were killed out
right By the guards Of the prison.
Deputy Warden Ritcney in attempting to mr.
rest their progress, was attacked b5 the notori-
Gus Geo. Harmon and another prisoner. They
attempted to Hrest bis pistol from his grasp,
and in the struggle it was discharged. wound.
ing 3ir. RitchsJ slightly in the wrist. sIr.
RuthTen came to Mr. R.'s relief, and succeeded
in knocking dowa and securing Harmon. Our
inform ant states that the escaped prisoners will
doubtless be recaptured, as guards and citizens
are out in every direction. As might be- expect
ed, great excitement exists in Jefferson CITY,
consequent upon this bold, aud to certain e1-
tent. successful attempt Of these desperadoes.
-St. Louu Dem, a4th inst.
, 1860-07-25

RUttMO q lake llUEsIN
-. ,E.L",Af sLosstt Aul i-a ros,s Il, l;ur, -.
Tram :t.tns t&itax" i: ..rn r;a t},;.r;t =. s..,
son ~ u st y. +":t ~ pm" Nu~ *tx s:,a a.n '
y * ks+ rain: x"": Easr T.rE+.. H.. H., ,ri,,,
fehGalY II" :: ,:na ~ Il 49,. -.
, 1860-07-25

NEW YORK. July o4-At meeting of the
Associated Prets to-day, o committee was ap.
pointed to prepare an agreement for the build
ing of rival lines to the American Telegraph
Company. A compromise between the press
and the company at present looks quite impcs-
sible,
, 1860-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July .4.-The first OF series
Of Republican political addresses was delivered
this evening in Concert Hall in this city By Hon.
John Hickman the attendance WAS large ind
enthusiastic. His subject was. the great issues
of the daY.
, 1860-07-25

B1 TIlr91ArH.1 Nrwy y,,r ,,,.o.
Dah, heavy and lover. With holders Of ccpn,
xtsdes plettt an1t"ls to leaie. Sales byia " 43
&1 10 super state e5lo85s7 txta It tc; is W5 o3 nj,
Ier western ssh @5to common tu medium extrn ~ sfern
ej.H833 thuptnx trnnds extra tcunu h on Ohn si,rs
ele'k ru! and dfoopns. Included In lies wer- Ion
nss tnf II prce within the range. t:RuadI Flur
h ~ common to choice extra. Rye Flour In
frQntst As s'ut previous prc+s Com 81 nj iitiir ,".
sas too bbls. II $50 for Jersey 3Id tyGo IL
WHskr-rces fssor buyer. with sales Of 800 b,1, r,
soH 4ud small parcel ut 81. '"s
GKAf-Nhcat m4rk.t very heavy and ia o. ,o~.r rh.
expot e and ly scarcy and hirh rae
Teght sales " eO0 bu Chicago sptlrr ii iG IL tIi
waukse snhi nont'la! *l2i :s: 500 eounte5 ied gf
esn =; hH1 henosh: spring CLEO COO far wtitc
H.sssln Va ahd n cho GO Lew wLIte .uuther1 sl 4s
+. 49, Sne s,s len r. ,,se suppl, aad p:ce avor
SOUND eocni. ty The lastes price: u western
fe!n*. ad IS Eouod yellow Oats In mpdrrsts - nu..
asGa q wea'r1n and Cansulan 4oas q n<'e. s3eS'
( 1a&osisHSa-Fofk ke.vy Aid l4wtr. Sals 4ao Fl. IT
ios hes;s IEime nt.. *s5o %, hin ne T. 80 To- tea5
WpesS tl1 for rew prime, 70 fot ID 11: :.
a"t- A1tads and t1 fair neaAni Sxes IA h,s ~ ~
1oI county prime. u ssN III toLntlr u.rs,
1os se aeked HESS eIl II 1or extra ue4, rfms ms
sf aoaa Eeef tams quiet Smal saes at i0Fa IL f.r
s. for shoulders. and lux for h.1us tinol1d
meats III kod ataana at 9H lVc III shuistrs iWnia,c
~ IN ~ aud 1l5ll4 for anics. Naeon 0u!eI ftir1
~! u 73sitc fr Ulo I0aI9c far ttate Inri hrsYr
= g 800 lh1s n W and 100 Kegs ut Isl
l9sfse 9e N iar d.Hand for expu,t Ut ss104c
Mol-baes vtry quiet. SAILS 10 hhds Cubs
Ss9ucEs1L'xht and active. e SRI, .s4:O&F F,sk:
i = = " ion &c ip, rau l:0s il c Is Kealtr
s4 iiasl, t'H u 4 Q. 7gH u Il Il, gek.
, 1860-07-25
: &MisceffansoHs.

Paorz1tEa DtsABIEn.-The propeller susq1ehauna on
her upward pas-axe Last Saturday. ten miles b law
r.. sqa isle Like r. bross he' connecting rod which
r. q ~ % %mas1nsry Ths Racine to.k her pssnee-. a1d
the was tow 10 lbs pon by the Pittsburgh arriving bis
nori{nk Her ownsF has been asft for and until htt
5val Is ao known where ehe will be repaIed,Detroit
TEbube I'D
k4- The tchr. J. f. Tracy. bound down With carr, Of
lnnhet. came IN collision vi tie schr Traveller On Sru-
4ai wie1 near fbe lower light in tie river below. The
Tracy lad her huwsp1t sFt prev her Il pro-
eernx On her soy3se She r+turned here sun.ay aet-
noon IL have It replaced by new one.-1lbid.
The echr Curtiss Mann. during her lat ttIn up from
nuff 4n bad her lit se7lou y damagd br tqga Lake
Gte she wss detained here Two days fos repairr
Ibid.
The L,ScrLx asTall propeller capable of earring 40
"halst" " was launched nj Macknac Saturday week -
we ean from the t!sr:l1 Her owners arc Allen Hubsn
Geo. kstla1d and F. J. IIulbe t.
Cor o1r-1h: teow Genoa Of Buffalo, which went
ashort kotn Manitaus last th 1osdel with provisions
for the 4t"us 4nd Grand Traverse got Off 1ecrny
ly TIE tug Lestalau Captain Hat Hubert, kittiAnd
Co her Present md we learn hAt lhey
make her ul sirged verel, md her "lgher"
hereafter. She Is .OJ TINS h-rtrn This will te Highly
grail Sing taofA the lakes the o iust
vessel M t- In the h2s lang been felt
In this locality Hacktnac Herald, l4th*
, 1860-07-25


1rE. NtHt)tD'S t,ENIr1NE PRE-
II PARa..''s::
HELMhoLp.s RuCHu tcr the Gravel.
| HELMBoLDs- KhcuH for Servou.5ts... i.c7
HEtaRoLD:s HCcHG for binnts; ~ Isf4Sia Il Visaton.
Hst%SSE%s S{s Is RRSSH R{}{ {: 4; $sss::! i';sissy:
H.IMpoLTs htcHT tos Nisht sseass. ~
EENNhSEbs GEENhSE br3g e. S3ss: Ss1ss1s s,
HEtxxSStp hGSHT SHT e. F,S L r:
HELMBOLD'S BECaU tor ieaviness ofi lie EY&ld.
HIT 5;t4 nnGhH tor M Te:t1uss.ons;
s'f'''' 6 !! 9|:s.ls: st
OLD OR YOUNG, S!N4GIE, ;MtAt1KkIEp' Oh coSTEA-
'NAA ~ A'A&' *''''<; THE. ARE OF no AVAIL.
~ ahE EAf bEsi hEAEua IN iAh "ohLp
FL e 70 tae 81 Arising nom
DECLINE OR GRANGE or LIFE.
Wv ~A
ou.,,,, u. :, s',.,' .,srses' .'evz: '..u,.-
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
o1 .Ba Bsfsa gp''t Medicine
urrup0r NC rvrr.I~ nrrurc-,
aGLA6oLOS ) EATRACT EuUa q CT BEE
-..-.-
In Ill thelr Stages, 1t Itttie Expensa
Little or no change Of Dit; No inconveneaee
AND NO EXPOSURE.
ss:,!nx srou habits lndulxeaia @ '0'
RY YOUNG AND Old.
H., t..
~ .toA AAve " 0s.lu4Apn X re-
~ se-t s. aa ~ 1estose Ae paue1t
80 - III II - mi ~: - TS - liz 1RPt14ns{{r
and affections of tbs nlsst distressing eharaetez ~
>. gss nEtMBoLs5 III kATRAcT btGau for Ill 1t.
'SI'Ao1' e4'o o'eeAsso4 VIC |
URINARY ORGANS
~,
"@ss''@A 8A4's4a4 !"
MALE OR REmAr.E.
, 1860-07-25
ReVolt In The Mlsapuri PenifcnttarY;

Al Boston.
Bos1oS, July s4.-Tbe steamship Connaught,
from Galway, arrived at midnight.