davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-03

GEA1x.-Sales 400 bu oats from first hands Mt
at 45c; 800 do do 1t Sc for 90 lbs to the buahe;
$50 do do at ~; 100 bu white corn onkharf at
80; 200 do yellow on wharf at 81; 100 do do
from store ii 60.
oswEco, April 26.-FIour market dull. Sales
1855 brls fair extra Canadian at IS. GRAIN
Wheat firm and in good demand. Sales II 900
bu Chicago Spring No. at Il 20; $500 bu Mil
wauEse club No, at same; and S. 500 bu com.
mon grade d" saoRt On private terms. Corn ia
hssd At es@e7c. Sales $4,000 bu on private
terms. ouez grain. quie:.
N1IwArkEr MAnnE7s.-Msy ls,-Eeceipts.
ss,sea bu wheat. Shipped, 27.le7 bu wheat.
The Sestiael Of this morning SAYS:
The wheat market was comparatively quiet
, 1860-05-03
TARAt FOR SAI,E-The stA[onnd

DARN FOR SALE.-The stAIound
F.r,~ THREE miles West o.. jacksonville, Iulnol.,
one at The finest and rost productive in the Stata u Of
fered pisate s1ls contains ~ aeres Of high dr.
midss landscape Of saEpa,sns eesu:y 1he:. i u
sefe OF Hovey seeding berries and LAYTON blask
berries: conmodous dweln4 4hoase md se1Sat hou*e
count1y) The city of Jacksonville With population O..
full view And furnishes ready market u oes
Faad to all inport4Lt polnt. The ctr contains three
colleges female academy and the state Institutions for
eo in one lot Of mar *ubllyded Into four Earcls.
Terms reasonable. Inquire nf the sn scIoer % tho
premises. .AnS!N AoCkN ELL-
, 1860-05-03

yxw Yonk, May e-The Prince Albert sailed
early this morning for Glasgow .,.
Bosroy, May a.-The american ssaiea tnis
morning flor Liverpool, with only $@s'o0o III
, 1860-05-03

Pz11Apz1pH1A, Nay a.-Henry, the Peoples
candidate for Mayor, is elected by msjor,'y OF
sls. III The Peoples ticke! WAS elected, ex, +
oepting City Comptroller. Both branches ". .et Of
the Clsy Council have 2 majority agains. 1ae
Demosfats. Nearly 5000 votea were ess''
, 1860-05-03

Michigan Republican Convention.
DE7Ro1r, May a.--The Republican State Con.
A. Blair, ". ". Murphy, Thos. n. Terry and
Jos. J. St. Clair delegates At large to the
Chicago Convention. Strong Seward resolu-
tions were adopted The proceedings Of the
Convention we're harmonious,
, 1860-05-03


CuAR1zsrox, May 2.-Tho Southern Conyen-
tion adopted the platform reported by the ma.
joritY OF the committee to the National Conren-
ton.
A proposition to take lhe name Of Constitu-
tionl Democracy was, after long debate. 70
ted down-,he delegates claimingto be the only
National Convention.
The Pacific Railroad resolution was adopted
by the Convention, but not without considers
bic opposition
Tbs Cony ention then adioutneduntil s o'clock
in the evening.
The Convention met 1T the Theatre, at eight
o'clock.
Nr. Hatch Of Louisiana, moved to adjourn
till noon tomorrow, - the other Convention
have made no nomination. Carrlee.
There was large audience, including many
Indies, and Mr. Ysncy was called upon for :
speech. He took position oP he stage viz
t~o bouquets thrown 70 nm ~ !aaaes' IN M az
upon Mr. Barry, who took q position On ths
stage, and proceeded to smuse the ladies'
, 1860-05-03

r PAOINE- AND M1SsISSTPpj

A@ HA1LAQAu.
CHANGE or TIMR.
On aod at.s APRIL ina lseo :sans NJ, rra day. nm
0OtTQ WEST,
L<&rs Racine. EE2ress Passenger. II 1905 Am. n..4.-
CLOS foF lneavi le Madison t}a:eas ~
bnqua md the Wost, afttv!nx II BeIot a. In a -
pm- ant!.nx y Btc;t a. .o5p o.. Freepo,iio q r. g.
LsATe Cltn on Junction E4prt = fa-se3fef II lis a%
On atTy4 Of t1zIEs IRON ChIszxo AEd I'm s,ii,s =.
HyluR It !e1ott At 1::0 a~H,. Fltepo1t !: SIS an
GOING EA>T;
T4aya Jfespoz Express PstseoKeF f0a NJ HA,o,& =.
t4:& pm, Clinton It 1:1o p., eonuse1tnI vith t1ss
on ths Northws-teEn AID Ch!caso IA znad ior ~
Wis ana Madison RAene II Els u. ;SStinr rfosr
connection To Chicago. III Nliwsukss md CS!s xe
Railroad.
Ttv4xAt 4nt Passeuxef 4:16 Pm, Eeolt It 7.s8
Clinton It 80 Pm. connecting With train DR. jza
vile; arriving il HAelua n 1%o a-w.
Passenger Expres kt tu&3 arrival Of rain1 from
Tho West oonnststpx It Citaio Junction With tsiaa
for JAnesviilq aod Chicago 1t ADS Am.
MATT. TAfLUk. Superintendent
, 1860-05-03

Adjourned 1t quarter to eight o'clock. Mr.
Douglass friends are determined to stand by
him to tha and
, 1860-05-03
*H;.MM ERC1AI

WxpsEhDAr EvxxrHs May =, 1Ae0.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-03
Delegates to Chicago.

Delegates to Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2ad.-In the 9Th district
of this State, John II. Broonih,l aud Wash.
Townsend have been chosen delegates to Chi
csgo. They are uninstructed, but Cameron is
$heir frat rhnine
, 1860-05-03

Mt, CLEANED: |
s'nf Mafen' nss fa'' h>'"'1'0 crate 10 kegs
Pro1 S1u Jonson wood Il; II 6issSines opx.s
ivy suedre. S.ss ~ pfss x.eseaes. pFss h9ass
b1sheSosr M nS,s 'Au9 Do>e'' ''i 'As
Psop Potenas seaaa Bu,ac @ s2s1 b.ls nou, z i: hrls
3bo,ss a1ea. 1oe e e1s en- ,. h,dse. ., ~.
BBfE BEE RsShftss Rs KIT esa!' ~se.
En- a Sah 9on
e6F iieSe,t aSSgi John. rei~ n. Fsist Water
sesr llady ,Ja2s. i0Elea Bcsona:
sssI sssT shost s'eS xiv % Bssso aS is soe bn com
schr r button hemp o. D!sek Lax. 10 brls mtse.
ST! GioysI aSssa.; G5sys,; pgaS 4 ,.t bu com
sshF sshF sas .''' '''
ssh ' Go slsei Hesks.: o,.teo.
sehF t. t. cf''~o'd' 1e1. Buffalo le:0:0 Da wheat
.Mtse4lEaneous.
.oaoea. s:a.on in connection with the Lake Surrey.
.de under Capt. Meade Lieut. 0. ~ Poe Typographical
engineer has been stationed 1t Goderch tnee March l
Ing nightly by telegraph, in connection With LII. Jan'es
far the purpoe Of determining the latitude and Of
r,, rrxrr ov yrssr1..T,e fb}saro fret If vps..1s
wste rnx Their sr nay S'qy .ay along down. and hi
rTug Clifton was sod at Sheriff esle ycsterdsy for
thr sum n mi: atd was lid tn b. Capt i, au herf rper
| former ela.rps.-iDr1ro!t ADV, la.
Steamer Columbia Capt COX, took her departure for
Saginaw ycstefd-v afternoon IT O'clock bh. hid on
board the pump tor the Forest Qurn l!es sutk
the Saginaw river Capt Ctae onaly offered to
pump and 70 ptsee il On bV13a u A1 e7 OF any e0sfEe
II I.4uor SOME efYo,. vrtre heinz ,o,ae hrra
IL T., - ~ .+eSm nnn,n and tnr c.md ~ vnt ~
es.esuay tt ~ H. rrthrnn H. a1s reunt1ed sbn1r
80 II. xiii. II m. e1nertaf howevtr IN - thr fuS
time 10 BE- sept.-tibIi,
E11 80 -, 9no s.r ~ .ism,,ao TJas,sor anJ
tbat the clannel olns core around point for
perhaps huhdred yasR, Thea abruptly and out
Into the lake !n northn cster,y direction.
| r.. u.,1r.v-erhr Nrntune ran* Gaskin Ia nov
,stno -. H.fav The rtssei Il df.ns,ch4,i hv
, 1860-05-03

dian sls Wheat a1sn quiet Red Western 10 @ md
Nx:d sd and 81. yellow 81 nod SIS 3D. white sss and
40s. Wakefield, hAah 4 Co. quote dout "a higher md
cthe1s epo Bcef and raher IregnaI Park eulet.
Cd ts md new ~ md :ss d. Eaenn Quiet Buyeu
Asnrs-Doker and ohe1 ercustu report pot ashts quiet
1t 1s.6 9.ss; paris quiet ut 33*.
Gaoot1IK Sugar q.tes- Coffee dull. Tea Improving.
Rice nm With higc tiles With 8c@M advance. Cs"o.Aa
y. sns az n.tmoie y sdss ID *, "A
0ns-fssh oil. quiet hut steady. Llnse-d Oil = CIV.
'eiu dull sn! slightly lower. Common fs3d&ls4d oplr-
is Of tuspentlne Guli md .sst@36t.
DasoK Hrcthes report The ms ket ios America7 eeeu
ties generally upthaaxed and demand Chtdy c5nnntd TO
U. ). 6'u II sex.
Mess1s Bel q Go. E*po the business small and prices
f,m and slightly deascf.
, 1860-05-03

Now York Cattle Market.
DyTr1kokAr,t [Nxw Yokx, May md.
BEEF CA17Lz-ln good supply. and sold rath.r
At last weeks prices Receipts, ~; Common quality nj tH
6 IKE; lest. 9Het0c
S*Exr-rulI. Kccctpts, 1,sca
Sw1xx-Iece PTS $50. sales At 5aG1GHt-
, 1860-05-03

Lake Forfs.
..cLEyELAND. April ao-Clea,ed. propeller Vermont
Hicks. Chicago.
Chicago u. Saweop, MeCo1kcr, do.
, 1860-05-03

Passsd Uffrofs-..naY ].
Ce-Pr,ps. Acme, Iron CITY; schrs Reindeer. Juis
Dows Prop. Galcna J. E. Fag'e; echrs. Transport.
Flying Cloud, Patrick Aen15, j. n. Sargent
, 1860-05-03

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
CLEARED..........-...MAy !.
r brown, Lockport 1900 # lumber.
Oak Park South. n bu uats, Dbl eeed trees ton bAy
OCEAN spray. ONowa. Eh,.
Investigator, Athens. ght-
Terror, Athens. lEGtt.
, 1860-05-03

Through H<Nand Cauat.-.1prH '2e.
Passed East. Advance, Athfnian. Aopparei. st. An
dsews, J.t:oenar. l. Cook. Grace Murray: Sy7aruee.
Seminole. kcrth m Light. MCntcxuA, Wild Rover. ;. D..
Woodruff ". 4. Chrtstopher.
, 1860-05-03

y AIS1ES-5o0 Quarter, Half and
H @ Waeis R2sss Z z. 80 LIZ aa!.a. iaa y
, 1860-05-03

e00 Bags RIO COFFEE.
eWO P1RsnEA PfTKEa i HAHKEy,
, 1860-05-03

l)USHTONS
IL. COD LIVER OIL
.--n. ron TnEWJA{PTT4b
, 1860-05-03

NEW YORK SYRUr-A large
IN xssortr1eut for sals low ~
- FARSON9. PlfEiN AANAE1.
, 1860-09-24
CoEre9Pondences

MR. En1T1R:
Jeuima sez rhe 10 me, "Joshua Jepsome,
Jerairna au' I've bin married mnr'n sew m,uths
since That st. Jn Excursion, I role IN about,
kind or cemeattd our union, and We hitched
hossesa short space or period arter thai; tho as
tu excursions heereafter VIC never sa,ll fo1g't
tbe Ls'k. no more Won't the Eol'c sesrJ fines, Of
wich I 70 be ehoseu tn take kerr ov the
funds, Of wich motr 2uon.
"Jenima." stz I. FAINT Jer ASHAMED ov yer.
cell. 1hst ere remark or yours mitt have cum
from our Joint f4thera Gu msrrid fSase) in the
ravolu,ioo, wen it Epu!d hava ke{n a CRATE
keerd to ketcb stray Pricse Of thet Brsi.hers
acrost this voter and hsad him over tn Gineral
Washington. But, Jemima," seq /, "tbe hatch
ct is burrid, the temple Of Juoius j. ehot t'te.
the IN corn mar be- fling for the cfomn' aad
be darned, but The Amerrkan Ed|e," tez /.
f'don't want n neeh. / aiu't goin ii encouute.
the rrinse, who, from eli scouats ! heer, is
nice yung man."
Jemlms hust aut le16a. Fee she, "Joshua
Jeptcme, don't he nsk!n fool or .Jesself l
mean su must extend the curtsies tu the jung
man and be sociable like. Don't yu know that
turin prias.s il very paJin to tno1-that they
more'n likely as net glv6 Ju Rcold chain OF q
magnet 1ing, nr SOME other little doosher. It
viii b. credit II Je.s.J oahua," s<z she, "to
see the 1'f1nee. nu:"rI. atand1rXf 70 Gton.t br7nE
his titel inter th"se Pzr:st He. ter be King oT
England eum day. ca and zee him.
40 wonliu in our ours Of ere" Is tbs poick
sez, 3ou eau d. anytt;n 70 hks with us in the
ent.eatiu way. Jemlms put down d fat and
iroued my white vest, and LIT ms ~ here. that
warnt the only fat thai got put down that day.
ac1olege the Kern. Bot mo.r anon.
left the hons, Jenina ~ ere hoardiu, and
st1oalled down o: to The 3.s,k Bhoar: l KEEP re.
ya rim int 4r m; mind hnw ff crit at thu PfireA
mean Lard Rain4feH (nsmsd beeos il raned
all the waY through Ca1sde, spil,ng drewirx,
we:tin -uabs Of state and doia pe1miscoos mis-
chief in that ]ins). had studid little i'm
prcm2tu speacb. acd role it; then repeeted it
iu NINA. plagin she WAS ,he prirsa. and wen
yu come tu that, rhes a good as Yic.ari her
self Did VI ever heer her sing in the Eolic
Serrydues? my wife, not Victori.
went tu and fro and up and doun, at the
Laik stoar, ponderiu how III git at the Prinse,
wos they call aHjance- took my keesd An roas
ONO IL:
, 1860-09-24
The Great Invention.
7 epnor wo ! ah'A r;chrs,
Thh rich HnnHu<x h t,k


In the war which IL uow going on among The
sewing mashtnes, there Is sometning comiort-
ing il tbs TACT that nobody is killed, and the
community IN general derive permanent ben.
ehs: Az IN the political world. where great
sariety o. o ooinsoa prevails, and e7ch party has
i.s fsVosite leader, 70 among the sewing ma~
chimes. ne End great 1a1iely Of opinion. and
each one loud IN theis praises Of the ono thsy
think the best Unlike poluicst opinions, how.
ever, We regard al the sewing mach,nes a.
? bessirg. FROM the greatest 10 the
'eAs*t HoA sae ePieoutA SAotbek HacnIae
el G:oser bsAsr' aoxn ~ to ths small
~ macnlns .asenteu. We upa iAoof-S9v1nR
oentas % 81 We 1aul1es IN Inc iand+ IN 30
asTinf. however. He must rot be considered IS
feeo amending cheap atl:lr, hs 70 our sorroW
We have invariably found that cheap article is
We speak from experience when We say that
aft hhv n5 tried al ths principle sew1ng ms
chimes. VIC must aec3rd - that Of CT. Fer and
H4ksr ths pre-emlneDee. Those Indispensable
, 1860-09-24

We relate With great hatklulness that tho
visit Of Baron Ren'rew aud party did not bring
OUT in this city, the exhibition Of vulgar Gu
rio.ity and mora vulgar 1lutk+y.sm which
many feared. On the whole, the people be-
havsd worry we'll, There was, as Princes are
raso in this country, general desire to get a
glimpse ofioyalty, hut wehaye NIT heard thst
any one forced himselfupou tho distinguished
Strangers, nor that any outrageous breach Of
proprie,y was committed. We hear but ore
opinion touching the go-d looks and easy and
graceful manner Of the Baron, and the dignity
OF his accompanying friends. If they are
pleased with their reception and with the city
they came 10 sse, ths ohj=cl Of those who
invited them is attained.
, 1860-09-24

g. Pr, Vndn.xt,r So,+ !,

y.s.a-d.r ors,t d,s fa~St mi yat.
4;,hstsad;! - ,h.sata3.. =. "sn.e. of no
,.aa.has ~ nea,',s .esn ~ ,,,,r ~ thn c,r
fron, av,iv norn,nv nd Iorr hetore ronn -
iecame er}drnt that - ,he sssen1hlare nas tn he
- 49, i.rrs ms >o soan a'ter M sdar, In uen.
nsn,G ra1n,v 5s,eoat;on npsT1T thnnssnd
strnne il two four nnd .ix horse teau,e mavrd
;n nrn"a,. ~ ,t,roueh tn. nr3nc,n,i street, Of
H. r.tr he1np u,aat+d at stmost avery c,rner
~ he cheers Of ths rnn,,i,ude Who thr,nped
~. .,1s.-s,.s o 'Ae~1
shnrtjv aftnr o.c,oct senatnr sew,r,1 and
h;s 49,: .-as. 1as s,.or,sd =, 49,. nm,.tsr ~
xu;dP .,,aa |so -, ~ S;a T,;.e1 ae nh;sS y.
,s.a nue 49, ~ 10 ota's Sapto'' ~I.su ia;
~ - Pc =, 'oe taa.so ~
., i4nL. a tman Eia'!otm naG oten coos;Iuct- [u
80 rE.rrnr Ea1rd aaJ,sssat ~ ,'.a,ta
~ 1h.e ;s.edoJ ~. ~ ~ .us pscp
H. ite.,T ~ t..o.".eu @ ~ %. 49, zulu ~.
~, ~ ~ Saa,osst.s.;.. ns a.t,.La,
ana snsuas ast.: a ~. ~ W ,a f
@uu utespes nis :" ~ peope ~
a,unesota ss. ~ ~ a Ii!ssa % Aaa .ot - e.h1
fats tua' se u4s oen's eu, Aoo 70 tuooeut,
.fGse ~ao .hs h n.a,snt - oe s"e " ~
Ms tn .f's ~ ING p1esen. eaasass' "as oo'o'
eaInest anu .e1mp. g1k5 nnu IL r.
fponses xn'en ~ 1L..eu ilon '1e ~ auu.eocs
soo~eu ~" ~ sslonsy "sns.eu ~ uealsa u
ne rsoPs - 49," .+ S r" -.
Ws .Ae 2 ,..sa. .'"' s.;,, ~ ops ~ ns'
pspes :1s,.5,. t;an.a,. w. s nnss.;, ~
.-..t - k..aa.o.. ~ .,.r +t,n r.. Ct.
seastsreo oroaoeas. - o'e. .ce flee o.Laea.
40 aors en y; %ete e,o1usne ri2oea''on
OF nepoonsIsn pl'nelp'es sa "as as ever 1 maae'
oeoa1or csH4la epoAs ~. 'p"a'os q ."o
noeff' az ausa .he meesg. G a'.Es % 1rm 81 ofs1
a"a nappy remaasa ~ '5om Ing noS: Saas ~ =.
Aoams; mj9hsn;sa ~ ssehsng. oe'a A.sE
n'snual: tae ,",a aot ~" feY usYsn a3 70 mus
auu a. elk W." .a.s aus, .osea na s1 aao
WIZ u's 1ahia .t.nnn ~ ~, uSe9:
ana we ~a5kH. NY. ms:sued nd i iasuuu the -
WA spsena" Ply. anu GsS" wv ~ a ..
spsctatols. n1e s9eN mt ssan;
~ 2et +aG a..opt He.. 80 sen-e ld.a..aJ
.ne 'hsetaaona ho'e a'a r%srs ~s.e soG.esssa
arom sn nae'ny' ,lor ~ nj .t.1raas. Sr Ssn..ar
ST,it'nsnr ~ n;nnesn1a and o,hsr osr..snasn
Tha,r ] .i,o,ent en snnes,s r.n.ed ths senth".,azm
=, the;r sod,ence r. thu h;rhsst mitch and t.e
o- '.1 ~ss roc,i Mi.h .he ehst ~ nj thonssnds cf
a.dsa4 penn,1;cans - -
:. :. nsedtsss t. sar that TIM rnertinr xas n
,,ast - sn.csssf"1 nne 1.Iars1cesdsd n nnm.
1,s,s Eh,1a =, T;rs1lsd IN .n,r;t tha: mt mr. own
S.st, = .n'tai ~ ,hs 10 + 9nat.nt and furn;ehed
anas;nn;s oaG :. ,,ron9 # ar .ars nsed.d ,hnt
W:anasa.ts;, ] t; tso,,r, f. a. rore Ind.ea sl}
a'n?ssI.a a t.s.ir .an.sas ~ N;,na.a,a Iii
paes s nst ~ +hos,..nd ~; ,r;,v ~ In.
R.fe no 1 11'.ni;n ~ .;nc. Tar1,an4 ~ snd
"a aSa ~ ..a sanr ~ .rrS s;7,;f;.sat ton.s
..a.s 80 H.. ~ h. f,uoa who dnmht IA. hra'
, 1860-09-24
39rrss & Tribu1@e*
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -, -s6o.


The Primary III osings, on Saturday, were
fully attended. Tee result Of the ba,lot;ng is
the choic, Of delegates to til, Cou.ty Coaven-
tioa supposed to be III favor Of the nomination
Of William 3. Ogden, Esq for tbs State Sem
ate. We take for granted that he will be
named hy tho Convention without opposition,
and that he will b. elected By very large
majority,
, 1860-09-24
4 New Iork Herald Canard.
wAsuzxc7oH, Sept. 20. 1Eso.


I4is su!hositasivsl5 s.atet, among the lead-
ing political men here. shat Doug ha, stru:k
u btrsain with two immense interests in the
couuts 10 cleo! Lincoln, II be cannot be elected
himself. 1t Is sad the N=w Aimaiden Qasck-
sitrer Mine Company have assigned q large in
tesest to DouGlas tor his influence to induce the
Federal Government, after next Marc7, to
abandon the suit against that company, and
tha: there is m understanding with the k-pub-
icans for this purpose; and il is asserted, also,
that the New York Central Railroad Compsny
and other companies have agreed with the Re
pubiicans for The control of the Pacific Railroad
route and contract. Douglas is to have large
interest, and Chicago. wnere his property lies,
ID to BE- specially benefited.
TIE PROSPECT IN TENNESSEE.
The neE from Tennessee clearly shows gains
for yreckioridge. 1he letter Of Col Snerl OF
the knox F1!le d1strict, Al old ciav and Web.ter
doctr1nane, announcing the Breckenridge ticket
to be the patonal and Union one, is q sign. Mr.
D.l nEd no Abler CT more reputable supporter,
Were the Na.isnal Iatt&l'g<ac<r to c:me out for
liEet k.nridge. it would nut be stronger blow
to Bell. Those old Clav guns, Gentry and
Ready, are On the side Of Breckinridge.
, 1860-09-24

No. 100 DEARBonN srREEr.-Messrs. Norris j.
HYDE have all the mag zines for October, AT
laotic, Godey, Peteraon's, and also late dailies
and E rlish papefe
, 1860-09-24
VOLUME XIV.
How Pronounced

BA1Ay1A, 1lis., Sept. = $780,
Editors rress and Tribune:
Will you have the kindness 10 INFORM tie
public through your columns. how to pronounce
correctly the name Of the dis.lnguiahcd Germaa
orator Carl Schurz. md much oolige.
IorR MAxY RkApEns.
Yes. Give ch the sound Of III. u the sound
o. in good, and the sound II in EpgEish--thur,
Shoprt4.
, 1860-09-24

ArrLss.-A barrel Of choice apples found
their way into our ofiice on Saturday, FROM II.
P. Stanley, No. 165 S;uth CLARK street. Ttey
didnot prove apples Of discard, for there we're
enough to *'go round"
, 1860-09-24
From Washington.
Especial Dlt path 10 the N. \. Ttibune1
KAsA1kGr ro1. Thn1sdsy, Sept. ~. 18Go.

Prom Warrington.
Especial ptpatth 10 the N. \. Tfibure1
RAsA1keros. Thu1sdsy. Sept n. 1aGo.
TIE GREEN COMMITTEE MOVEMENT.
The New YORK papers OF this morning haring
No such notice Of tbs action Of the John 4.
Green Committee. cnncerping the E Ruri1us
Ueum movement in New York City, as to excite
editorial remarks thereon, the official organ
here, ot this eEening, has q leader on the snb.
jec:, though no dispatch concerning the action
Of said committee appears in its cslumus, fully
indorsitg the esme, aud declaring il the only
regular Hrfckinridxe Committee OF New York.
The Cons.itut;on further adds that fusion now
ia At an end.
TIE FgHSsrLvAklA FUSION.
The new FennsytganIa fusion movement is
denounced BY the Breckiuridge men as utterly
impossible, thong, the Douglas men are in favor
OF it. Noshing will be done till after the Octo-
ber ELECTION.
4 SECESSION SENSATION.
Amos EsLLail'a dsc!ar4tlon that, in the evopt
of Southern Eece; sion, on account OF Etncoln' d
election, there will be 20o, 900 men ready to as.
s'st the latter ia enforcing HE lava, has crested
sensation amoag the tise este.s. They de.
nonuce him As m 45o;i'ionist.
, 1860-09-24

F1RE.-About eight o'clock on Saturday eve-
ming fire broke out in the rearp part Of frame
building, No. 290 State street, owed by Il. 0.
Stone. I. was easily e1tinguished with small
lnY
, 1860-09-24

D G. Miraso1= hes returned to the city from
New York, and will give his first party on Mor-
day evening next.
, 1860-09-24

Pzs ssosAI.-Bishop Whippls Of Minnesots
arrived IN this city on Saturday evening, and
j. ths guest Of Dr.. Airport.
, 1860-09-24

i STAnn1SG ArFRAY.~-A stabbing affair took
place at the Merchants Hotel on Saturday
night.
, 1860-09-24

~ tTue great rush. for these new fa1i and
winter s.yle4 Of Il ats asd Clp.. all kiads, to be
ft md at San Dunn i Co.'s, 101 Randolph st..
, 1860-09-24

B Go 10 john Jones, 1ls Dearborn ssFees
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will b veil doce sud 1t prices to atit ths
, 1860-09-24

~ Who would not rather pay IS cents per
gallon mn7e for pure, unadn!teYnsed kero<ece,
than 10 bur the common Coal Oil cALLso hero.
srre- II you wish the Simon pnr.., os have any
old Lamps to be ALTERED, 20 to Son'e's Lamp
end O,i Emporium, leg Clark street, or tn the
Hracrt 1s7 We.t u -r'sru. kero2 let
, 1860-09-24
Senator Seward In WEnnesota.

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III. r,,n of nr.v;on, davs haa nudded chr
st,eet. and .x.sh,d the raaas wbiie ,he e,ouds
e,u; om;,o,s,e xve,. 1,a tlv rot did +b;. dar
,,;,n.s r,r. cra,;an ,o a n,ost a;s,,,en5sh,d
st .t.,u.n of ,ur con,t-v a, tbe snndar n,e.
r;or, c,r ssw.-d x,d sr;ts o,-;xed 7, ror-
,;d., .,;on of tbe DIV m poisv denos.t-ation.
h. A,hcd h;a nrr;ra, ret many ve,, thc,a IN
w.+nnm.--more 10 hehn,d him, Rrst;,, ,h;x
d.~ on ,ha M,nd.x ,,x;-o n. gonatar and
n,-tr v;xt.d ~ An,bon, aud the Fila Mana.
.,,i;s .r5 Min eh.ba. IN. rer;n,e,t ararv.
Nv. of n, ,,,<. on,,ns;o,.;c hor.ca ~.
n..dt...,o IN .ad ~. s.n.to. .,n,d 20, In. 80.
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-, ~. .,,es,. 49,. .-;,,, ,a.n,. ~. 80.
n, hail xood.m,, ,atr,n,.- ~. hra,er ,hs
trader f,om II, n - r;rcr md H.. ,rn,b,rnan
fr,m the St, Cysix ED up.ee Niseiss;p2,-au
v.r. here. the R.d N.n eveo .tooa in sronde-
a,d strange rerD1ex:;y.
The opep,e r. Of the p.ocra.uuo rss the rais-
Ing Of : maer,fi: cent Lincoln and Hamlin pol..
III fret bich. As;ts slender po;n. marked 1he
rani,b. en:husiastic were the .houts. prclorped
wersthe cheers. About 11}A, n, cams lares
delrostion. Of Wid. Awaken from IL. Anthony
md H.nnsnin c,untv. from $50 and 600 teams.
r,rr;aoa. r. A,,hrv r,n,aed .te hin in an,
tsr.ng The civ. q ;cs 4 sing. banners waving and
mr,ir n,,.;nc III. Viii. Ar.tez ef 1his n,ace
like manner .hoss frora Sin sa;er aad cities and
&oFns on tho Missiasippi mud ia the intericr.
In oue of .bs 1srr.r vehicles from ucnnepin
rera a rumb.r of Young ladie., rense :entine
,be ,ta.e<. drsesed in white. wreaths Of a,w-
~. erc:rctinr the head. b|ushes azd smiles at-
tard;oc y, The conn.enance. A tat-bottoued
b,at. On whee;s. represented the future "exo-
du." If tus Democratic party up "Sa.t River"
A ravnlr;nq cln,f, p1obe- circumference fitty or
,noro f4.t .ssrnt the bxu .ral;i,r." In
+,a o,tar,no, nnder 4heir narssu,s. 4be
U;da a~.k.. md ,,bsrz IF t5s nroceas;on
,,,-rh.d ,b-,roh the nr;ac;n,, streets of thu
.,,,- ~ -, 81 :, fo-,,sa tho .s,,,. of tho
~,'c,*o,ro- md sn,ta =, II. c.-;to1 prev;on,
=. 49,. h,n- t,.a-.r ,o,,,1;,ce ~ ,,.o,,. r.,.
pressing fn-raed 10 this n,in.. TIE adjacent
vacant 1.,aces xere flied m and crosd ID With
nra;re t.am.- carriages. etc. The farmers
h,i,o;n, be,;de& tho ,irino freight. bay and
~. tor ~. torxt. ard eaih,e. tor themselves.
The caoitol ward w.s densele packed. At4r
. III. S.,.tor a,riv-d. Ann,n,ced at frat 10
,ne.t fron the re,r Of the c.pit.1 the cre,ter
49,. # n. crovd had co,tect.d in ,hst vicinity.
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