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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06

'ctlte m'd nctt munperu, mcnu GItfins Elm sbrlis
der Wann wurer
Htttet mid = iunt ilf cs III frat, Hitherto
HrwUn mirrer in Grpetan9lf = Str babt ss
vrrlrrobsn - Str muft mid, rcttrn.
Subrt9 @clanaeicn gum &eoc 4! laete Srpwn
nat lelcr, ater opu Uurnocr Stimms.
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balt! i'm Nnmen res tbeleses! eieIe 9srtrrb,r
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prctrltrre tier IF nt!ith asIcu tieiss @crbtsper-
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itr QnfldJer ppr ZEN 9tltbtrrn e,s Stoatss per-
ccn. aber bier
3but 9ucrr Nfiht, mircrtrlte Srpmu rubis,
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nth Id I'M 9'sf1ngu,b arbriten aber pas Y,
e. ihtntt mir = nur eas 2rbcn. Sb batg
lurbier!l6e Saden ,u eniptder.
@uer gcbcn ut Y,trirft, srwoerte srnt Der
ltrsn9s u d. sf = tsrntsi SUD auf @usren SOB
ppr.
Snrud idrt r,r GIenre = ais ibn bic 8c.
1ulHtorrn er9reifen wpIIten suriid init gu6
lh bin rcm S'elcB psrfalItn - ib
balt fiiteete Der 9aoiancr, Der bic Sahin,
wis elm gam Spruns bcreitcr Nantber, neten Der
seIrliclt,n @eitnlt pts observation-disclosures ar.
taue't bate. lit iret aber ,u ieiner peuen 6sbc
mperrtttIete uno lcius 6aue aui pie Sdulter
oes oor eIr Scrutruns 8arsdtetenprn Serbre>
6er5 lr9tt - pislsr Niann ilt mein, Sbr habt
lbn ihu . 8 sciprOtsn : obrr ib hin lein ben-
ttr
N,in - nsin -~ ncin fthrie scr WctbppifIiu
SopcSan9t = neiu = ebrr Aaes = fort = fort
Jtr 8eSulatoren, fort nit mir = bGnat MIDI :
b1ugt MID ber an pislen Saum = Nein, uibt
bier - wetter fort @twa5 = buRpert Sartt =
= cine babe Yteile aber gebt mtt nitbt li
re 9anee rieieS 6eurIs = 6ilis = 6atie!
NHcwaum uniAlan5 p6ne wcitsr cine ant4
mort Der 5tcsulaieren atSumartcn, Die alrms Iei.
mes Spisrs MI Der lepcrnen 5anaidbnur, unp
natm ssu fi& piitbenp lbcr madtlss Strautsnl
en wis ttn &inp in ieinc Nrmt.
(5prti guns fo!st.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
9amrm9 9vWmerit. Yhdctiabyt Aetien- Delru,daIt.
.0dMpficDtffabrf


Sameur9 une TcIu Murt, Oia Sputbantotou
serm!:e eer neaen auI pae Sopee sebaitln uuO Gle
9anieIs tngtrIHNIen grossn ttcrHtn 9OptanlpnnlUe
SOrulla zUvO 4Uns, @Ipt &rautlnaau.
Qammopia, 2OUJ lUns, Capt. <oawrpsR.
Sarpnta, z30U &oH5, Gapt. &blsrS.
SDtI wegen tbrtr itutIrn gIudben yoSrt,u rsu,>
ltpll D.ta!ti,t DAmpIipIHt meloen reJtlnlaBiQ am
Grltsl uMo SunBf9nIsn IcDru Yionat5
Arp rrt uRt oambargy oubamu,ou crneb,rt INN
nsgmcH .pIlld9ttrc Ven Aciv 9)urt n0.b
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GttIc GWJWte sion
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~S,ytI ytlG5t lu.sUe Ald.. it.o aa
- -. Hl,D"rc. OodS H. Cmr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
Gclhdft5= GrGfnuua.
Spbu I;crbla

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2'pHf N''ld,sn, St:Gtl puveln) ,t SaGera,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
SSo{birpoteu @artert.

NStnen JrtunrcH isipic rtm Nuttum ;nS0,ian,mt sic
tr5estnt 9IciSc, cGB nltnt Spnmc 9&uthlGft mr prr
lM'se'Aen iucn NnaNtn sur lHlcrp&l,N Dee NublilWmn
9rthtn YEN, ,bcutiln ldIe 0b Witocr ACORN lit Ycin
'tfe ANt ' 0ui mtt tinGtrd te!c Nude duimcfjom
rp ~ tosr icti r falts 2. slcn IN arrttr 9S
SNpi III hen nm lHnf audi 6jCG&nft icrr Nri Ycn bte
tin Smnn rr ''''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
" sAc S&S trtblDTt
9 a 9erb ist q al . II,

CT ss . II.
Ssm Yubltnm DIR ergescHltt Aujel9c, Sae Der
unssrjet0nrte IL ielncm {9aHIe am Nl.en Oiartt.
orm OupmaGtt gryennper, elne 2Srteltbalt ncp,t
Ha9erbrrs Salpn rrrlhht bat, po;tlb,t er urh
freucn mlrp, Ielne 6reuHpe uuO paS Wu.tltum I'm
Nl9emflneH NIT Ocn beltrn Oja.ramtsn er,lcpcu
Su tUnneu. 6lOrence Willer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
gaS &ieS nnS Sic Eyssimc.

@lS @Ott Die erlten Msul6cn6crssn
Tir s;sss Nsben idbiagen lies,
AnS }cbcn Stang Ypn 9uif uue Sdmrr,en
8df ibrts 5sr,eus 8asm errwiss,
Da leats ieiner 8ris6eit 5omne
Bic 3hranen in pes &ugrs S6ein,
,.5itr ucteriluB BON ShmerS uno sBoune," !"
SYTaf9 sr, Dilf siciss 5erS ,u tlein."..
Drum oaB an 3rispsn eS nift feble,
3teb nit Ger Gtrdne, trcgfenweis,
Ses Nenlden Stwers aus Ieiner Seele,
gSie nit Dem SennenfraGl pas Gis."
D'ra"f i1nete er mst tuft'aen S8winsen..
Yer So9rl munt're SInscrlbaer,
3u meftm 9iet' uno 2uR gun Sinaen,
$50 usbcrflub BON 6rsure mar.
&s nabm Der WsnTA lfs banitnO Seire -
Sie 3brane fur eee 2tbens Ssbmer,,
Das s.es fur sihtn Gucll Dr 5reuse -
eile Se9ca iiir ftn Menid5 n6er,.
Sit iif@f man Rs S:e 8ouen snulSen,
IS m1bIt eas qisr Der bsrtr S6mer,,
auf letnsn &laH9en. fort 3u ranf6enl
Nttt suft nnp geeIten bimmefpdrts.
HHo wsnn in picicr g8slt G5srpable
tlns Ssli8teit pcn Su'cn ibneat,.
sSenn bebe 5IIIc rer o'efibte
Der 3unscn Ma6t sefnnSen balt.
Tam Me&FS Fcs sss rsm sSuec isile
Der 3Br&nsn better Sigbe,lhein
Lsns traJt l7atS atssr Ncosrpeile
1 te 0rempe III bic 9Sclt binr,n.
9r!Fnt ieio mir AeiIis, 9br1nrls eoer,
9n 9ScEtlult, in eea @inlamtett,
GflbiteBt ibr legneno immcr lpicbe
DdS per3 Osm NNnlhen unO Der Belt,
Arm tlf Du, Dem III isiner 9sere
NsS pfrSrnS ME oire @.ud erb!ll5t,
Ser nls I'm Nuge etns Sabre
ljno GuT Ter .}unge nte tln Qiep.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
2ln fir Damcn 9tiAmppps.

MaeHmt 0'uhe (YUn Yaris), pie lei Per
"Ft'h SS" IN 9tedantsS <jnltin fur ipre !5us Oas
FIRsT-GLASs diploma
:raS, hai 232 2Iraa lr0et dbs Der tru r r.ura raN
''I"ANtIatS SAsfr Scl aiuLiNtrYs }SAIrn ttO nit
@tapSat ~. pa eSs Nbyc sen Dan en- 9thnr,u. an.Us
itiSeu e"R ie1 S1Ssy Yen &snEcts unD Willtntrp- p
}S"aF sef ntu,ltn fAE0iiIpen Sagon unO Ditd,nSt
Hh9teNrtmi a!tGt1IlH YnrrlbW ot ncUItn pIrr slsz
9Httt NHreE NJ GOinUts, 6eabcre, srtattl, 9sisbonS
Hp S@'tH N'1e"me mre orc .roRte gumcltldmlctt aut
aus Rr 81 Sptll mtrocCtN sWIirae vtneefr uno ipre
OeRnt!mnn tNEncn h rerb;rt bIlten CaR nt Rlr auit
dQ 9tnhlI"ra 0ilH0elhrtt glSahrc rilli II { Nrtrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
lG. a. FAUCHE,
(Son 9agie),
i brmaA ct uu} >5emeGlrr

-'' >''"V- ""Pe ptF "Itn StrdBc.
70, q; 0@u o. Ger eH SiruneapaatJ >Sabrca in ben
Tltta nhrtn. ine Observation-Disclosures yen psrS. G,rnf
Soneon une ?itm pa bcinafig pu, r.aub t acn siur
StFh HtbmonnS nt Anie iu mapc, paE sr 23 2rcositr
IN tIn e'tNeH rtnllas,lOe @rprli oltigit tnoraruiI
HepAen ane %~ 3urtoe Ibiit adSfabrel III fsrmcn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
-. DtIeAr
8rraD SraBe, SIsiill D. 1t, = S>brahf, HeUfp
n ,So,,n ! SllbrIu Sell tO;Ii5"
u. SmlD .

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9erItlst rmpRrplI o.
hlm leine dnfS SrlDnl1
Hno lAmelDrlI pN, oIf
BaDIt SurItotn user 0
pIe IDm GnEtr lcInln III
Wup.-- 0trner tlneptN'
ais .3aEEdH0ttl.u." :
lt. &c. - 2trt,p, ;lrI:i
Ta0tluII stIlt (&SBtst,,A
~ 3NGsr Ht- ~ .JGI. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
S5cfdni'tinacDu Dumacm.
SDubs puS = ttcYcLs2oocr.

Der ltnter,glehn,tr eriaubt IT'D lslncu y. hr
ten NNCcn unc REM lctpgn pucitum u,trpau itil rttb
RagIs yoIcr rrn ltt ScTftriII 5lttietn utl 5pIptn
Pct'r Au1li1 er4esent III cmpIceR. Sttelugt c,rpeu
prompt uno lbEcp duSgeTubrt.
GCprlt cufCt,
9ir. 49, SrUdoi:r., Mantlctllc 6risl
=. Grans, 9ie. : Grhange Blvd, smpfcblt
lrin rclobbaltiscs EuSer ppu lhtcn Btlnptrs
lrau,picpen 3iotb- unp 9Sti6- 9Sclnen, uup motbt
namsntidb duT Zen 1rpgcs yagcr RON circct im-
perinisn GbampaBuet+ unO 9iDrt- a&sinrn aui-
mcrIldn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
sieue
syrisl>liaaes.s 2SS oorcas

mf'n'r P'rieHltb in gtrw sjOrt sstrp1cncn 9lus-
ra91 n9ltIt ipsben uns licgsn arr AmInt aul
Sst -. VI. NoienNa
Grpartc., @dc Der 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
NJ LASFAHGUE,
.SfpNlUIc. uiir &ttslIslolnoi,
2ebcr mmb Sd)ub=0imbina",

&cocr uhb Sd)ub=0iubina@,
lASt = trdfc, Der otten Nuls Siiicr aeatuutcr,
9fihmeup, ga.
DticlHe emplct n ircpucrtirtte vootr ypn Qcocr ic
ot Dirt, ais SeIco npltS oalfs Sr Slc bon IL I'M ORR
Eil nm ritn III rtr ptLi9ltcl Nrcllc. 0b.dFt.
erupto unb untrmpcp Hppt Erpnts,
tcim Yi0r uur DuRcnn.
Nairridlicn fur St tc putluIt tcrcltc ou i'm N(ciuru
Gle; S0h)pr, NIGttrNs gtRlng 0n tcrS une urrcr
ShrtS itto eprINttm UNtlrS uo 55I2c rtrCth ab rad
itrcAi Vcilt aiaCltucr.
Na N'b'It,n wtrrcn mao ccr uclcten Ntrct oHSscbr
uuo odS
bette IranjUlIth, &Llb nup Natnt Qcecr teuubt
Sa.th 6rGurdt fur yurree 05litcrS.
VILE SsrtcR fr6nietc cUIi1eS uro lcclS tte pcrrl>
tSl8. Nlc MrEccnr rbcum nprf'S 0iOd,inc acarkcict
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
z. Jabr9niles.
Tue German ADVERTISERS.

y. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Amman, payable ia advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
y { einsaussu.

Ter NniEtScr" eylttini lsprn Wtrree Sentas aus9es
npmmtn, ium wchcniltbcn SutcpticnSp ppn 10 GtS
jaeb1r al ctc rely Srdse rrtT SJV III fSp,llr 9pralS
ftinb!uaS = InNJrn iacn lblltncsn Sjsei!un1rn
hutnaNnt GiunaJt @nrudI,,s ppu 10 stcu petr pehts
ea ID eIt., ntintdat cts, ertIrI.tet 81 10 tne
a'U te 10 etcn Msnll Sou gClIe S4uO, i,bs
ystrilae S:,OG, upcli 4iURIt $500 Sitruibrftr
srNuaeli ihluaS. aaiti4n, pt Sti,ceth e;rlncrri
rc'N'I tcHlei, p.cen nit s2j.d0 psr }d1r screbne
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
>gurfcas &GSsascreieap.

Ntatlne @arGen' Samereirn, frilte uns bette
SFrttn, trDeEfen loebea uHp pertIutsn SW pen
piuI4lten prcllsR q. = . ter II. Nemp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
Sef::nutmaebnnaem.
Chr }eoprli' sssauIags s]aab
SIFrs in rtr ltcn 5trnBc.
.@appin'S Sau" trGs aescuut,r
Nitrrnp, Tn.

Oirrttercu:
r y ltereG, 9 seg @'y6ams, Grtn 9Iair.
:. I. 2lppetru, ~ - NUb. 0e.riet 5aikct
y. y ,icpnsn, s. NJ @cb6eY. s. NJ atIrttnr
Witelttptr;
u. 3. 9aStiu7, s. " Gtsiaien, g s. 0atter.
GbarirS y. 9Stillrt 81 Sn,rhart
! . 01'ncr, 81 3. s0clSr: y Y. 3StliSmS
/ Y. tisrn 81 u lfanr VI Yrectcr
". NJ Stsscnien, g. . NcutIau, s. Vibh
2S. y. Spiptrt.
d. y. = itrctt, griNe.. q. I. TctnIcn. Secr
hpS. NJ. AtfrtcEb.
3it's Na!', NIT n,m Gapitdl Yrn $75,nIa, uuS lt(ors
rt cnTr eie EcllNdtr NrNiuE smr 0ust Gtrrltlen
III SuniAcn ven uttt scStltr c;utu Scuar lltt
3'n''h earauI 1btay bait dhrIih, untr pca aaslttu
2'Cemlut0tn.
AdH 1dnic Gdptal hNrlt fiir ric Drrcitcn.
3u permtttben.
S'ntee n,rer, ratgb r clt;rint 0crren rec .ja Ga-
n''Iisr ,'no biiIS W Hrrrrnttn bel Scnro S6uttt,
Gtc eer 3irpao> uic 5tr Sir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
Nirntrrn. unp GnMItetlNMans NNNcr
llnper!atin4 Il

lineer.ati
DIR llnttr;eitptIt III Ngt im SIanr, eec. %uftraa
'tc;ufm uDe,pan auSiuiugrtStm iWar pIitS as mp.pb
zinc 4us,paN Spn 81: zen III Esitherene snrrdIls.
.c,n utitr, JuteI Iepteusasen nj etnem suIcn Irtt
Ser umi rublsen yiuben !ur tInalsen eSTand
die 9uIntramte WIN Glci. .SnpGpti II. NInilicn cirf
atrlntri auI lelne sTrBe %uepIpl ppn aatrIst.
Musttir:lns SSppas, SouIptea 5rrIN9z Earaecl,
mirp proapI ptlprsl. i aits Gaute,
4 grplolIr., Ut ocr SItn Sn0ec.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06

,yt'EtsHt <NU YJtb1tr
lflt8tn m;o pIrtpscutnocm Yl;@ii,
ll!e tngtrtbtcTe SGrbIrltupc,
eman0 ItmeH ,Spup Gnetra, ale
'OrIpriIbuli: StranorfgnS ot!,aEi,
'Iler Ne9niitl paiict vi SDCl.
liA III 1UIigilGei: : ytnuiCuta.
!IlitA, o..IitJ1si.eclL c.g,yaItE
Ca8tr oci o:rItG yanmIutCl :.
asH.Id' J,stH Ii5 ~ .uogrptH Il
l1iH'iN 1,-'~' q @rilcs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
GIu9crsbpbc
GiFee Ter Ji,Anpnp, Ga.
Sa0erbicrs raucrei,
yiD. lyU lGlluitr

no. l9u Yialnlu.,
riteH Sausre rteTpII Der @ph-SfTce
vs. TuIras, p,s panttllt auSStfutrr ntfptu ioQeu
mut'n n1f tleler OHce s,anrt .etrcsR.
:. .. wOssmuMu, 6a6rifant.
NS. SSir t@htn eintn 9rpgrn Spfrab gltr 0ui yaatr
SrhirIe't Tur nIotcn SrMer GUT GI1rr, Sirr tonneu
lI0n ltgi lar eoc Au0rii;di Ss2:hlnstu ptrccn
MONTfCELLO HOTEL,
StNgn Seinein,
Ne. l65 grpap~, ypubcn Ger i. uue /. Sraee.
y. rrr*recncrn YRbstium wlre pr n,u tnlsr,bltts
Pc 9tlIrnS spshI. M 9SuIblIGii etllclbtn III mlt pn
luslibittn UcrInttn aEsgtlIIc ,o0.se wrIruhunaen
MO HrtIItntn ete Ntaree Nno ltcrSlI "a pIpcA er
rne uns serGInllSs 81 gor <anrup,lt 9slta
c 10 empi0D,rA.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
9ismtr Sture!
9la. 23Z ,Srcdp SrI6e,

9t Il. NtYtr,
, oen Nubli.am Tstttnr a.. SAP ~ III eern IeEantem
SfeJt c!n
UrpccrYs uno GrurctlpnansSaa
r. be,et ba i'll Wetem CT ent SreBt SISsHNI fer5tBcr
ntrl sW ptn slptSlitn preitn etltAuTi nalntlitp
Iruthf Sruhtr,
Iss prlt, aSrrts. pNIerSate "seR, S9', 9aic dnt
traltrne Urelen 3mp ytetIrt, 5ltp GniIcS, Aco>
f.uburJer u1e StpeticrIt, arI1nctWfptrin8$ Gissr
a. T. 10. !sn seu oIni8tea .trrIltU 81 sati etl
! II. y. ptocr 232 yl'uaSiir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
9teue 2tu3ei9cu.
T.ucr Mob Ilaorn

I W.UVI NIVV IINVEN
. all SJrcaelU., smuttcn Or d unp ). StrdRe.
UueEtDaclc mdlti 9tm Scuptn Puttunl eit rrStecnt
fnitGe, caB 1n ett9tm Ier ttttn Mrpeuaeen uprnd
bal, uc pitItI III sprr.trSn DalSp Wni stl;tiSn ou.
tsu1 Sciitu'e Arpriitn WtfStn scI:nIdseu unr mplt
fhB SueStTurrt. htpoatartE rtrn i hHt elu9.
Z ibRp geH yIUcen.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Telegraphic Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. b, ,P.M.-Cotton-The mar ket closes htm: the sales of to-day amount to l2 ooo bales. The prices are siffer, but the quota. tions remain unchanged. Fair sugar is selling at 9cen's Molasses is quoted at All Isc. Flour- l ne market closes quiet at S5 S715 to S6. The market for provisions closed with declining ten dency. Freights on cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct Is. P. M-The sales of cot ton today amounts to 9,000 bales. Thesteamship Canada's advices caused greater frmness. The sales of the rast three days amounts 3 000bales. The receipts of the past three days amounts to 23,500 bales against 3e, ,000 bales during the same time last year. The receipts at this port are 37 0O0 bales less than last year The stock at all southern ports is 13 000 bales less than last year. Sugar closed steady at 93sc@l0c for new. Mo lasseS is selling at :9@42 The flour mark ct closed quiet at s s71S@5 90. Lard in barrels is selling at l41sc. In tobacco the prices are easier but the quotations remain unchanged Exchange on LonGon i quoted at 734@s1s. Bill of laGiug drafts 6s4 @714. Sight exchange in New York 1s discount to 1s premium. Exchange in Liver pool l-6.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l6, P. s,--The cotton mark ct closed active, with sales of 6,250 bales at Ia to l1sc Flour closed dull at a decline of 5c; the sales of today amount to l4,750 bbls at S 40 to S 50. Wheat closed dull, having declined lc per bu Corn closed dull, with sales of $500 bushels at Fl to 7lI Isc. Pork closed firm, with sales oi 600 bbls, at SIS Sl 6 10 SIS 6 1s. Lard closed dull at l2tS to l3tse, with sales of l50 bbls Cof- fee closed firm and quiet l: c. for Maracaibe Sugar closed steady at 633s to 7514 for Cuba.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. l6, P. N.--The flour market closed dull wiih unimpor,aIt sales, at S5 10 to S. 20 Corn elo ei dull at 70 to S3c Oats closed firm at Soc. The mirket for provisions closed qiet Whisky is selling at iss<ci
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Frcm Columbia County
COLUMBIA Couxrv Apr Co, |,

CoLuMbiA COUNTY, ARK, Cc.. H. lsGO
 The democracy in Columbia are wide awako ureat efforts are being made to carry the countv Ill november; and we should doubtless succoed were II not for the few Douglasies that still keen the hed- Though they are few and far bctwoon snll there may be enough to cause the eo,n4, 70 go for Bell But many of the democr its are fr,n,1 of opinion that Breckinrdge and Lane win oa..'. the county over Bell and Douglas both. We havs formed a Breekinridge and Lane club at 1.,rohau tine At onr first meeting sixty-six names wero entered on the list; and at our second meo,;,,, which was last Saturday, that number was increas ., 10 one hundred and four We meet every ,u.o weeks. We intend to have grand rally op ,ha i'th inst, at Godbolds, in Harrison towps.ir. many distinguished democratic orators will he in vited to attend, and if it would be convenien, wo would like to see the editors of the True Democr., present on that occasion. We expect to bave n glorious time, for have never seen the true da moeraey more active and energetic than they are at present. Every democrat seems to feel as tboue the result ct the election depended on his persona, c. T. F.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
From Drew County.

Montc Ao, Drew Co.,, Ark Oct 10, 1860.
 EDIToRs TRUE DEMocRAr-As the time is rapidly approaching for the meeting of the next General Assembly all eyes are turned to that event-and who will assume the grave responsibilities of Spea- ker of the House, is an important question. In casting my eye over the State and observing the Hong array of talent which is delegated by the peo pie to repre- 'ent them this winter in the halls of legislation, lknow of no gentleman more eminent
 " qualified for Speaker of the House than Hon. F. r. ELL, of Jefferson county. Possessed of il comprehensive and active mind, a paramentarian by nature, as well as by large experience derived from the position of Secretary of Senate, firm, courteous and enjoying an engaging address, he IS the very man for the position indicated The above reflections not the words of q poluician. but the suggestions of PATRlorIsm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Cloud with a Silver Lining.

The Day Book thus reviews the result of the election in Pennsylvania-giving us a few crumbs of comfort
 " Let us state briefly the encouraging features W, ich lead us to believe that Abe Lincoln viii not get the electoral vote of PeLnsy ylvanil four weeks hence:
 First-lt is well known that Curtin received the most unanimous support Of the peoples put, and thlt republicans " nominated him to conctl. l. te It. M 'yor Henry, of Philadelphia, nerlaps the most influential member of that party, gave h m hs influence and support, at the same time disincy stating that he should oppose Mr. Lincoln in No vemoer. In local contest of this kind, voters do not feel that they are deciding national issues and hence Mir. Curt n has doubtless received thou sands of conservative votes which Lincoln cannot get in November, if the proper effort be made to secure them.
 Sscond-The fact thtt Curtin's success indicates mostly local resu is apparent fir J the fict that the democracy have 2 sned at least fue, and per. h"ps et3M ConTesSmea. This is an emph tic indi cation or the national sentiment, gives the 're pub'icans no great ctuse for gor fc ltion. We submit that party th II has lost hve Congressman, anu only elected their candidate for G1v,rno at me eXpehSeo diSown ng thei, names and COW rd Y shu'KlHg under more popular desienati h. has more re!s n tor being ashamed of theil sj-c ,le victory than of glorin ing over it.
 W uo not, however. seek to deny that the moral effect of the result in Pennsyiyapa will ore,tl V penen' tne repuo icans, and it the tempur zi v pohcy oi the democracy shall continue, deie [ my "verwhelm us We urged, in the yer, opepinp of tn $ c'nyass, that bold and viz rous attnl S upon black repubhcanism be m uie in New Jersey and ftnnsyivana-that the wicked ana revoIut m ary schemes of this party be laid bare to inc nn,; view, but, with the exception of the rcu,alion o few speeches aghnst 'squatter sovereignty,' we are not aware that any thing has been djne to en. tighten the popular mind. Upon the real issue in the North, the equaizing of white men and ne roes -nothing has been said Who can ,oubt that even yet, were the truth boldly told, and if each voter could have revealed h. Tn the stern and liy ing truth, they would even now, at thi, late day. revolt from thr foul embraces Of the most loahsome and disgusting political party that ever disgraced this great and glorious land?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

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 ELEGANT ExTRAcT.-The National, W,
 are persuaded, sins more from ignoranc,
 than forethought. We commend to it,
 readers the following extract from Cal
 houn's speech on the Oregon bill No
 having had the same advantages in birth
 place with the editor of the Gazette. hi, opinions may be regarded of little value
 but nevertheless, they are so we'll stated that we cannot refrain from placing this extract before our readers:
 " have now shown, trust, beyond con troversy, that Congress has no power what. ever to prevent the citizens of the southern States from emigrating with their property into the territory of the United States. or to give an exclusive monopoly of them to .he North. l now propose to go one step further, and show that neither the inbabi. tants of the territories, nor their legislatures nave any such right. A very few words VIII be sufficient for the purpose-for of all the positions ever taken, hold that which claims tue power for them 10 be most ab- surd. "0
 If the territories belong to the United otates-lf the ownership, dominion and sovereignty over them be in the States of thus Union. then neither the inhabitants of the territories nor their legislatures can ex- erclse any power but what is subordinate to them; but if the contrary could be shown, "nich hold to be impossible, it would be su2lect to all the restrictions to which l hold the power of Congress is; and for the same reason, whatever power they miybt hold, would, in the case supposed he sn. porulnate to the constitution and controlled oy the nature and character of our political institutions. But if the reverse be true. if the dominion, and sovereignty over the ter ritorles be in tlieir inhabitants instead of the United States, they would indeed, in that case, have the exclusive and absolute power of governing them, and might ex cluoe whom they pleased, and what they pleased. But, in that case, they would cease to be the territories of the United o'ates the moment we acquired them. and permitted them to be inhabited. The half aozen squatters would become the soye,- elgns, with dominion and sovereigntv over them; and the conquered people of New Mexico and California would become tha ssoverelgns of the country as soon as they became the territories of the United States. vested with the full right of excluding even their conquorers. There is no escapino from the alternative but by resortinp to the greatest of all absurdities-that of divided sovereignty-a sovereignty part of which would reside in the United States and part in the inhabitants of the territo- ry., How can sovereignty, the ultimate ant supreme power of State, be divi,led9 The exercise of the powers of sovereignty may be divided, but how can there be two supreme powers?'