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, 1860-11-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRTYAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
DISTRACTIONS on THE IST1IMrS RAILROAD.
COL. BAKER ON THE STUMP.
Long Speeches on the Aim udeu Quick.
silver Mine CaAcs

COL. BAKER ON THE STUMP.
Long Speeches on the A1mnden quick
silver Mine Case.
THE OREGON MASSACRE EXAGGERATED.
ST. JOSEPH, No., Nor, ,s.-Thc Pony Express,
with dates to Oct. eth, reached here this noon.
Through some error the ncws was not Inter
ccptcd ut Fort Kcatncy.
The steamer Uncle Sam Is full three DAYS
overdue from Panama, with the passengers
leaving New York on the 1st Inst, which
causes apprehension thnt thc riotrts on the
Isth,nus may have damaged the railroad, and
otherwise stopped communication between
A-piuwull aud Pnnnma-
Senator Baker, or Oregon. addressed m i'm
mensc audience In Sun Francisco lust evening.
He ayowed his Intention TO abide by the
doctrine OF non-intervcntion with slavery in
tho Territories, not rs principle, but as
policy.
Cy4so Valley, on the 18th, by the premature
discharge Of a cannon, while firing salute In
honor Of the Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
Republican victories. One Of them, named
Gaylord Campton, will probably lose hoth his
eyes,
The groat New Almadcn quicksilver mine
case is still pending In the United States Cir
cult Court. Tho argument was opened for the
claimants by T. G. Peachy, whose speech &C.
Cu{ic1 = WEEh6 IIIlC. 118 W0s 4o!l0A cu ny
Edmond Randolph for the Government, who
spoke during the entire secession Of another
week. Hon. J. r. Benjamin, for claimants, has
been speaking continually for the past three
DAYS, las just closed, and Randolph eommenc-
ed Ills reply. Revcrdy johnson speaks next
for the claimants, when Randolph will make
the closing argument for the government. As
n,l intellectual struggle, this case has seldom
an equal.
| lne directors Of The San Francisco and San
| Jose Railroad have let the contract for CON-
| plriin. the work within three years. for
$a.MW, 200. The distance il about torty-dye
miles.
! licccnt intelligence from Oregon says Tint
the accounts OF the late massacre Of emigrants
by the Snake Indians were much exaggerated.
Col Wright has received positive information
that MI but eleven Of the train had arrived at
the settlements in Eafety, and strong hopes
were entertained Of the escape Of thu eleven
that had become separated from The main
body. The first considerable rain Of the sea-
sou occurred in Oregon OH "Wednesday, October
| 1S1h
, 1860-11-12

Az AA1AnIE Partnership, And An EQUAL
1t AM1ADLE DIssoLur1oN.-A singular faet ia
related Of two citizens Of Southbridge by the
Webster Times, who have jointly owned and
occupied farm in that town for sixteen
year,, but have lately dissolved partnership.
During the whole Of this periodno accounts Of
any kind hare been kept By either Of the par
tics. Both individuals were men Of family. oc-
cupying different portions Of the same house;
aud when either wished to use cash, Ac went
10 the drawer in which It was kept and took
It, no account being kept In single instance.
Yet, in all these sixteen years, not 4 word Of
fault was spoken; no ill-feelinE. jealousy, or
suspicion was shown, and perfect harmony
fubsisted between the parties 10 the day Of
their separation. The tinal dissolution in bust
hess wns occasioned By the marriage Of mem
bcr Of one OF the 1nmillcs, when It was thought
tho house might not be able to contain " the
consequences" 80 one party raised the value
Of one-half Of the premises in cash, paid it
over to the retiring partner, who quietly left.
We believe this to be m unparalleled case Of
honesty and confidence
, 1860-11-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIyED.........

ARRIVED Nov. 10.
Prop Neptune, Salisbury, Buffalo; II pkgs mdsc, II
horses, % hf brls beer. FnndIles. n @ .oo
100 btls apples. q pk.s md.e: d. -. ,,.,
srhr Lanra, Acyay, halamazoo. 80 Cd wood.
scilr Iielen Kent. Kocd. hewanec. 4s cdR wood.
srIs Commencement. Ferris. uolland. GO m rtaycs.
hr fates Wsfe 1o9m 11n lnn5es ',sa
Schr Pilgrim. uisslc, Muskegop, ~ IN lumber.
S,br Mount Vernon, Smith, kalamazoo, 30 nj lnnl-
Stir t.ssn.t, Williams White River. s5 III lumber.
.st!r Telegraph. Hays. White River. =: nj lumber.
s'ehr Enterprise, Peterson. GEnnd Haven. ~ m
lu1nhcr.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnesan. White Lake,
ssl.r Sovereign q the Iakvs. Miner, oGdcnrbursh,
sxhr Wm. sandcrson, Williams, oswc.o e5oo bsls
ealt. .........---
sehr cornet Williams, Eastwiek, $50 tons railroad
schr il. +. Sheppard. Atkins, Buffalo, 800 tons
schr curtis rti Mann. Montgomery, Buffalo, 10 tons
sehs May. a. I johnson. @ IS sheboyEan. GO eds wood
Schr Vanguard. Mum. Montreal, $50 b1s honey:
scar Monsoon. @cGraw, s. Joscph. 100 n lumber
.'ehr North Star. Hanson, Grand Haven, IL m
fhf l31rfd Norris. Kerr. Cleveland. I'M Tons coal.
S<hr Hero, Bouch, South Haven, ~ m slaves.
CLEARED. Nov 9.
ptop Tonowanda, Palmer. buffalo, 600 hn wheat.
tru1 Michigan. Lewis. Osdenebursh. 492 bu corn.
Prom tntonaron. wilkins. OgdcnshurEh. suntlries.
Prom Neptune Salisbury, Dnf1Aln Is U0 lu wheat.
Prop City Of Madison McGovcra+ Buffalo, u 600 bu
Corn
schr ii ii sibley Are1rcll oswcgo, 1854 bn corn.
scar llelcn Kent, leced. Tier Cove; lisht:
Scr l.rciprocIty, prentou. Butalo. 2ss bu wheat
Scar Lady Of the Lakes, Stephens, Buffalo, 1s.eo0
| scar 1iyine Cloud. Dor'snd, Buffalo, 1890 bu
scr Tarry Not, Lore. .ogdeusburgh lG 0sl hu corn.
scar St; Paul, Aeeker, osdensburEh' 1:'o"' bn
se...s G Andrews. Proyost, Buffalo, T. g. bu
scar AT, Micrs. Port colbornc 10000 bn wheat.
| Scilr RcIudees, Murdoch, Osweso. l2,Nn bn wheat
sc:r slr Charles Napier, Harrts' IT colourn' L. ~
sc,,r C Itichinond, Keith oswcgo. 1900 Inc cnrn
SER Mozell. Acr!am, Duf1alo, 1900 hu wheat. Isl
sc!,r saseo, Wood. oswego, II. GOO bu wheat.
Sci,r Queen City, Storm, Ogdensburgh. 1880 br
scas /. j Farwell, uuntoon, Buffalo. 15,5oo bu
sc'.- Cascade, NcGuire, oewego, 1900 bu corn.
sc..r Zadock Pfatt, Aackie, Buffalo. 1d,oN bu
SCH. 1 Roberto, Andrew, ogdcnsbargh, i. .sls bn
scar Grace Murray. yader, Dnaalo. 160 900 bu corn.
| sc!,r Sanparei Noodyard. oswcgo, 1900 bn
wheat.
sc..r c {: Trowb1idgc, Gosns. 0swego, 1900 Blu
, 1860-11-12

The Naples correspondent Of the London
Times, writing Of Victor Emanuel's expected
arrival in that city, says:
He will have two powerful assistants will,
hin in his work Of redemption, and saw
them together On the stalls in the Toledo the
other evening. They lay quietly side by side
for eale-tlle pistol and the Biblc-lifu and
death, or rather death and life, and Garibaldi
we'll knows their power. About the statistics
et one II tho .as wSera san5er e3pes
of Diodati's New Testament were lying (rriut-
ed By the British aud Foreign Billie Society
and asked the proprietor how many he had
sold.
'Pcrhaps," said he, "two or three hun
drcd." "And to whom Foreigners" No );
to persons, cesi, Neapolitan;" hear, how,
friend, that nearly 1900 copies of the Bible
have been already given out for sale. The
stall keepers come eagerly for them, from
whfcl, conceive that tho demand must he
, 1860-11-12
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.

SATURDAY EvxxIEo, Nov. 10.
ssr fas
9nd aour u 1cc PEI 60 r At a.. '~es1 esSr ten.s
pnyate), corn at lsc; schr c. 'fo~''ridge' wheat
~ 'F7IiorR-nccelsea, 7i s.ss1 bi|sat shipped, none:
si: ;o5 81: ri: i7ft is Ta'fs 4 Il:
~ eonnersls nss ni''s,1 :, Is Is 81. e = ss
xsss se: II i nls @ :.sitrilaso *: 80 b6s .wsverly
ind 500 Isl. rood Spring :. n. at ss;as del; 4oo
It ~ 'SyTt Syi 10 ss@ s @ s sst ds
$50 bbis ..TroSe1f On i. l.. ~ bals Super Al
a;c bucck@iIrAr rLoCEl ton at *t.sex per
1oo Tes; 10, h. do ut Sf.:b.
MILL s1'CFfs--1 toicg good Dran in bags At g. 90
on track : tons do 1t $7- 20 at mill.
pu M.liv Ne Ssse is. ~ WeIe bu scsd
Waite Wtntes al &l1s;5 afoat; LOO bu Rejected
Ret 81 t133s.1n -turs; lIhD bu Northwestern Club
bu So spTin: sf &c IN +f.re: Sou bu 90 /, ssXc
IN store: 1J.0u0 bu No Spring at Hc1n store: ::
120D bu du ut SIC In tiorc; $40 bn 1tejected lup
town At Goc III t'orc; LON bu do down town) at
cosS"t!ecclrcd. ~ ..:,s In: shipped. 4s.1et bu
Market firm. sales we're: uk0 ba No. st 36e In
No At 35c in store: ,0oo In do ut In store
1000 bI Rejected At sc IN <iore Sa00 bu now Corn
at 3txcf a. u. 9lH bu To al &c In Store.
UATS-11cct:ived. <si5 hu. Market quiet. Sales
were: lux. ba No. at lsc in r1ose; 101 bags do At
19c on track
RyE-l:ccclvcd. I'll bu. Quiet. Sales were !:
is bass NJ. nj 4sc on track
BARLEY-I;ecrivrd,, l7H bu. Market dun.
Sales were: 1iKl bu No ? at &c in +torc.
SEEDS-Kccciyed. xsa6 hs Timothy Seed in
active rcqueri aad firm. Sales were: 90 bushels
prime at t..5: - bAsa fa1r at $2.e1. Clover Seed
an good e .Mc.t III ta.no: !0o bushels sod on p. /
HlGuW SlS-Kcceived l45 bhls. Market very
dali, Sale. Aert: ~ ibis al 1sc; LEO blAa city III
1ots ut 1T4c. .....,..
AINoliui .-s.x GssEc Z gal.
Trade At Sl7.tolt1s-uU.
LAND-So1nfpnl at 11c-
TALi0W-F run Ut 31+c
1i1DES-Neceivcd4 ty.110 bs. Market steady
Rsles were TT the following quotations: Greer
Esit.d, skIsc; Dry Flint. l{x415c.
ApF&.Es-3OU bs1s choice New York winter a
cRAxBERRIEs- 1,r1s fair at $s.75.
BROOM cOIiS-e tons good at $39.
UCTTEK-Primc is in good request and 0sm
but iniortuJ II dull. Sales xese:-5 nrktns u III
: NlaXc; Il pkys choice DaiEy II 13Hc; IS pkg
EGGs-in so2d demand, with sales At 15c pc
Fodu!Lrny-ch chlelscpa. s,.soo1.ss per doz; Tn'
foTAToEs-comnon mixed. 1sGeoe; prime
LiVEsrocK-Recei.ed. 1869 Hogs. ST Beevea
Hoas-Mxrket buoyant and dadvAnced6910c- Thcr
wae good demand beth BY shippess and packer.
BEk9 CAT1LE-There was good demand for pf1m
rattlc, and $a4S25 WAS paid bs +htpperf. Goo
nacklnq cattle were IN reqcest ai $1.45kt4.75. tn
<oitt to day were ~ f01lowa:
, 1860-11-12

A very light vote was po1lcd at the recent
the Democrats have majority of 60 on Terri
tortal Superintendent Of Common Schools a
large Democratic loss. D. II. Bailey, Kepublf-
can, elected TO the Legislature BY 50 majority,
Wyandot1c county gives 60 Republican major.
ity; Atchlson county, 200 Democratic majority,
Daniphan county hae gone Republican, gain.
Legislature remains with Republicans,
, 1860-11-12

SALIENT (sA11Exr) WIT.-Jones was riding
up in Westchestcr County, and saw board
nailed up on post In the yard Of q farm house.
with the sign painted on It: :. This Farm for
Sail" Always ready for a little pleasantly,
and seeing the woman in checked sun-bonnet
picking up an apronfnll Of chips ut the wood.
pile In front Of the house, he stopped and
asked her very politely, when the farm ,sas to
sau. She went on With her work, but replied
to Ills question instantcr, "Just as soon as the
man comes along who can Tai.e Ms scind'
Jnnes hit Dobb!n sudden cut with the whip,
nnd dashed on
, 1860-11-12

t~ Rev. Mr.. Smith, faniliarly nickuamed
10 Smith, Jr.,seems determined that the world
shalI bear in mind the fact that he Is n son If
a prophet. He has recently put forth tenders,
in Inc shape Of letters, to tha fair ser, request
ing their early entrance into bis happy home,
man. 10 do the best he can for them, and to
make their condition peculiarly happy one
, 1860-11-12

Arcn1soS, E r., Nor. 10.-Thc Champion,
Of this city publishes statement Of the num-
Der Of trains Which have outfittcd at this I,lacc
this season for the Gold Region, Utah, aud the
Of IT'S wagons, employing 900 men, CO
mules, and III, III oxen, md carrying ~, ,883
pounds Of merchandise have gone out This
amount is double that OF any previous year.
, 1860-11-12

rtor. EVERGREEN C1TT D1sAnLEp.-The propel-
Chicago Line. broke some Of her machinery OIL her
way from Buffalo to Cleveland and lay for two days
1t i:rnnd NIver helnC towed into this port yestrE-
day by the propcllers Oswego and EqualoF,-t7trs-
ldn1 Htr11|d.
The PnA1ARorE.-The damage to this schooner
Ii not great was apprehcnied and i has becil
decided to tow her TO Dufnlo. She will probably
lsa takea down by the tug 1vcH-UttsUit Tribune.
lT The schooner Racine ia Hunk at Fatec
rrsaauc Iale, In two fathoms Of water. Her cargo
Is lumber aud eatt Captain Robinson, Of the u0nG
Insurance Company, has gone to her relief-H.f
tNI0 Ermt&f,
, 1860-11-12
JAMES Q. HETWOErH, Mortsnser.
Chicago, Octuber 18th, leN0 prtgtiEs, ite

laN. NJ tho saunc hour aid place "'As
utt. ts1s ID 1AAfS =. tEY WORTH, Mor,Rsce-
, 1860-11-12
The Turf

DAVENPORT, Nor. 9.-Thc trotting match
between Prairie Boy Of Chicago, and Black
Bird Of Rock Island County, Iown, for purse
of s., 900, FIVE mile Acats, best two In three,
was won by Black Bird, taking the two Last
heats. Time-l421, 14S3, and 15 minutes.
praIric BOY withdrawn on the Inst heat.
, 1860-11-12

BUFFALO d LAKE HURON
ID RAILWAY. Shortest and best routs to Buffalo
and Other Eastern cities.
Trsin leaTiny Chicago st 500 p. m. Detroit It s At
rives 1t Buffalo 1t ssor- N, SeE York 4 1913 + u.
10 and n T. Er1e trains going E3ss. Tickets vA thla
load can be obtA.ned 1t the Chion Depot
fe1{rofy II. 8. CARTER GenI MsuskeT
, 1860-11-12

WElI1scToS SQUARE, G. ", Nov. 10-T]ic
schooner Berlin, from Oswcgo, bound for Chi
cago, was driven ashore here last night Ctcw
safe.
NIAGARA, c. ", Nov. 10. = The brig Par aeou,
from Oswego, bound for the Welland Canal,
went nshore here last night. Crew safe.
, 1860-11-12
1TORTGAGE SALE-1yhereas

H[VN1E111EE1 n 1SIfLE.@F{ Hert1S,
~ lanes Barr and Margaret RarrJ, ht* wife. m
nverrd q the undersigned. William, savage a certain
Deed Of Mortgage npHn the following premises, stu
of illinois, and described follows. to-xis Ail Of the
nosth nsl ot Ltts T. txsnty - 3nd .Tsntyone t:', n
staai Town Il Cheagv to .teare ths payment of nse
which u duly recorded In the I:ccorlers Ulrc os saId
County in Dook ;. q Morlgsxe.. Page 49, And,
dae. and said mortgage contains covenant that II
taalt should BE- made n the payment Of any Of said
should Immediately become due and payable AID
whereas defAut has been made In the payment Ut sai
three u0te4 past due.
Now, therefore. shall On the 18th day OF Soven,-
Der. A. D. i461 ut tic Court iouse door In said Chicago
It 10 Of the clock BY .lrtue Of the puxes ol a4s
contained n said mortgage, *e said pren1ses md al
right aud equity Of redemption bI haiA JAes Barry
md Margaret Harry teir heirs and astcus therein
public auction. 10 the highest bidder tor tA.h.
WILLIAM SAVAGE,
Chicago. Suv 9th. l9fQ. notdtQ+t1
, 1860-11-12

MASTERS S1lLE.-State Of ILL
w noia. County Of Cook. Ss-Superinr Cenrt If
Chicago. In Chancrry. Gcurgc Grasasn y. August
t;Httz md John Ssh+lHrr.
Pubic nut.ce Is hereby gscn. that In pursuance ef
decrrtal order. entered lii the above entitled ra:se t
the 9Th day of september 1, Ira Sc:.t:. Ma.c:
in chacery nf s.l Gunrt. Will sell rtl,:t ar,n 70
the highest bidder Inr rash. The hrttrth 1tt} ,iv
0f November L. D. lsto ut ncIock In the '.r~nu.,
nf TINT dry. Ut tl.. north dsor Of the Court Hl.-
she c1iy Of Chicago. In said county IF tvnk. all of
right. title and Interest or te su defendants .tssnsi
tsr1 and John sc.elneF in and 70 te fo:"x Ix les.
ctsi'e T.nl Estate siu1fe ln tns ten'x % tk amt
t.o g. y htock eight ~. tn satnr.nn d t;r.r- III.
dillon to ChftAg much " ra premises Il. may
he necessary .bfy sh due cn,p'ai.
at under ~ad .terEcc aud c',.i+ t,.ehrr win ,,s.
Ilatr3, November I, IHQ. IRA SClrT
Mabter In Chancesy u tie Superior Cour OF ofcttca:n
, 1860-11-12

WkxosA, Ill, Nov. 10-The Republicans arc
celebrating their triumph here, to-night, with
speeches, fireworks, firing Of cannon, DC. 4
large number Of buildings ase Illuminated and
the Wide Awakcs are on parade with bands Of
music.
, 1860-11-12

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Mcxicau adyiccs say
that Marquee, with S 900 men, occupied Qucre-
taro. The Libcrals hayc seized 500 900 worth
or church plate.
, 1860-11-12

M ASTEls'S SALE.-State Of Iii
slsTnsa F!aasis U henson. Rebs;t Ne1. Js i,a.o
r. F"iaasE rottsE r.ne' and f"sfsk F. shrsk'n ILL
fnSlis %o!lss S:ftoy f,rea tas. IN pursuance OF
asy il IT, eI,'s IL
Master IN chanccry ot the superr Court Of Chsrasu
= n s q ss dss 4 Il
suction 10 the Highest bidder for cash al the nu.ih
s aGGF e LII asa;s oosMst s M
estate. tor 10 much thereof may BE- nsccs.ar, to
esy s sans %i1 s .,d
ssnsa !s fese q parcel land ssfo IN se f.s
lnovh noth ct 9usiter oa of af srso, o. liIo
t nd .he vest half Of vest hsif lie n.t,h. ny
q tss's 1t 1ans*f @ e W. IS
Win e budinx. .isasts n s :ga:s1'd
Superior Court e
MASTERS SALE.-State Of Il}i-
~ NJ n9ts. Cook County. s,s-supeYtor Cont Of
voiin.sur: IN chaneeFJ. George Graham ~ William,
Public notice is hereby given that IN pursuance Of
.he day o sepsebsr @ ita seos as s"s,s M...rr %r
10 Ghsneesy o. atd Court, Will sell II pnh;lc actt,a
a. elsss U.s. e g. 20 %
that tay a the north door Of Tie Co4rf Hous IN ~
saty r. :ala eonn.s Gook ii u III 1sshf,
situate u e County COOK and s,ats of inSa e.
ssss ss psoa ps m s9sta I'd Sa5ss
70 eeieega q ss2x :9 nash e std prstaes
ftfs ,sa sspGss!ons .na :.s
Aastsr caaaear5 of the snpe.to. CaaIs Il eh,s.x,
, 1860-11-12

at s.bon4 rs for common to choice super. Corn
Mesl rnjes In favor Of purchasers, with friainc
ralc. At about previous quotations. ,,-o.
scarcely 10 firm Sales $50 bbls At 2lHl2a.
GnAiN-whcat market for parcels atoat T. heavy, M
unsettled aud shade easier, while lots ~ ttosc
ase t sa sse15E Saessa =. so1ut s15s II
Milwaukee dub at fl25A GlmN; lsag, on W.; ID
consin at $1edf&5le7H; 2sN0 su M'n.ee ~. :, g,
selasX ID store-the latter price ftse Of storage @
fyr ha}i month: 18 600 hu white 1ndana u, ano ~
At 3t,j1l1.45; 800 bu rcd southern a. - oVi ~
hu Ssnaas slss ss At III 81 @ Mhite Il kentucky ii Ss
an5 q m hm Willie Ohio and Canada on ship.
hoar Al e14Gl4s Frcigst is1ftl:a Ut nassr Sqas st
Soy harley dill! and heavy for common. ard
Ann gnr mime. sales .000 bu 1T ~ for stats &c
Ft55c for Canada Fart: sU4 sc for CanAoa West
i"wsr Saies a6, ,000 bu ut i1cfnr round yellow tsc
fur mixed western adoat: c iSf 90 1n e.otS' ass
in moderate request 1t 3s13Se Tor SAnaaa "cf'
TsoS1sioss-Pork continues hru, foF mess and
hcavv tor prime Sales As bills ut $la.1sGSlg Slga5
tot n,css; SIS. 90R1400 for prime. ltsei T. 9naet:
sales 80 bhls At ss7s@4 90 for p,%c; 49, - ~
MnSn for cxtra mesc; $i2O6 for double extra do.
Prime mess i,eef dull and uomina!ly unchanged.
hams dull With s. sslss at set 9t ss Mesi
hana. BACON quiet. We notice rale of 81 hoxea y
lung ribbed lniddleH At aa4 SSss Gun '. .us
MINI mime: " isEd1eEc for old do. nu'ter selling at
io0l.e for Ohio: 1s@ae for E'nic. Cheese steady
GnpcEr1re.-Cofee quiet ard unchanged: eales
5oIaSs 81. Domingo At 1sh; snd : baEs r. hIo 70 st
l4kc. Sugar to-day yeEy quist: sales ass n hnds ID
and ,he retnaindcr on p, +: Molasses quiet md
no,ninally unchanged. Small sales Of Cubs Mus
uorsLtuiet and steady at sol37 for new:
| SrocKs-Bettcr. with = fair demand. Chi
1 N: Ohio and Pittsburgh II; z y G III, 10;
Ck T3l; Galena and Chi G54; I'll Cent scrip GIN;
MEE ENiI1K: Panama 10. b Gu; 81 guar 25H
| Csst:: Heading Ss4; Harlem pref g: Hndsun
s.: Harlem 1s.s: Erie =; :, = .sl fac11e c
| Mall 90: Lacrosse d MI IL; Erie Sd bonds si4
| lid State *, 8 49,
| ITO Ep1Tons Our stock reporter was guilty oi
terrible blundcr to-day IN getting hold Of and
sending al, 4 wrong list. We did our best to coun
teract Il hit may have failed III some instancee
The stock reporter 1*. however. only to blame iol
-,u,idlty, and not any Intentional misfepresehta
1 ton
, 1860-11-12

MILWAUKEE, Nov 10-Thc body Of Capt.
Barry, one ofthe Lady Elgin victims, has been
found and brought to this city. He: WAS cap
tain Of the Union Guards and amuc,I esteemed
citizen of Milwaukee.
, 1860-11-12

OAKy11IE, G, W, Nov. 10.-six schooners,
viz the Antelope, Great Western, Bralnard,
Gem aud two others, were driven ashore here
during the gale last night. No lives lost.
, 1860-11-12

BA17IxoRE-Ihe census Of baltimore shows
population Of 214,057, Of which ! 1.e13 are
slaves. The number Of dwellings is 3,151.
There are 1,14G manufactures, producing $500
nnd upwards. The increase OF population in
tie list ten years is ~ 4s,9s3, ,9s3 while between the
years 1910 and afty 1t was &, ,7N, difference Of
81 TF9
, 1860-11-12

We have over eight millions Of people In the
seven Northwestern States, 4 number equal to
the white population of the fifteen Southern
States, More than ono quarter Of the ropnla-
tton Of the United States IL now In the North
west, Its population is nearly equal TO New
York, Pennsylvania and New England COM
hiucA
, 1860-11-12
R1rA In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nor. 10.-The extensive saw
mill of N. 4 L. Glenn, in the 18th wards to-
gcther with large quantity Of lumber, Was
entirely destroyed BY fire last night Loss
$50 coo; partially insured.
, 1860-11-12

ST. LOUIS Nov. 0.-Thc Legislature Of Ar
k:,nsas organized last Monday by electing
Judge Fletcher President of the Senate, and
Woods Bunch Speaker Of the House.
, 1860-11-12

WonsE Asn WoRsE.-Gov. Masof'ln, Of Ey.,
has designated the 18th as Thanksgiving day
in that State. As this is the dry that Massachu-
sctts celebrates, 1t is strange that Kentucky
should Join. But "Jc Dcmocracie" has come
down wonderfully since Lincolnts election be-
ran 10 be conceded
, 1860-11-12

POPULATION OF MA1kE-Thc State census
OF Maine shows q population Of Gi5, 13i, which
greatest increase Is In the Aroostook, which
shows gain Of 9,oGo.
, 1860-11-12

I-rrA1o. Nov, s.-A11ived. prop Mcnlota. cros-
hy. Chicago. Cleared. prop Montgomery, i;utlln.
CEica:o; brig Mechnnlc. Stewart do; sch1s 1ai-
ker iilade. Fletcher, do; r Campbell. Harket. do;
Affair, Kyle, do; John ThnrEby. Scoly. do: Gnld
Hunter. Curtis. do; Mazeppa. Thomas. do; J S
<.,vfn.,,se D1Atr dp
, 1860-11-12

PERU, Ill, Nor. 10-Conductor Humphrey
Of the Peoria Freight train going East, on the
Chicago s. ltock Island Railroad, was instantly
ki lied here last night by fallin. from lis train.
, 1860-11-12
Iegal aDbertisenlents.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County. ~. Superior s.sh,Tt Of Chicago. Noven-
bes Term, H. b.. laN. Francis " Bla,ehEur Joseph
Wh!tsa1l. Attachment.
Public notice Is hereby given TO the said Joseph
W}tisi that writ OF attachment ssued ont OF the
olce Of the Clerk Of the supcto: Court Of Chicago.
dated the I'd day ~ November ~ H. 1850. at the uft OF
the said FF7nci1 ". i1tchfori and Aust the OF
ths sid JoseP4 WAsta f tae .nm Of three h.ndred
rected to The Sheriff of Cook Comfy which taiA writ
has been lyturnrt executed, NV. thesrf,;e unles:
appear before the tald Superior court OF Chc1go
o. before tne int Ay Of th. Term hsfeok to be hold
nrt Monday Of November, \ D. leo give .peclal ball,
snd plead to the said psant!ns acson. Judgment Et:l
he entered against Tou 4n tn vhr or the .Aiu plain.
dn and 'iueh u the properly attached may be
sua!clent 10 satsf tie said Judgment and costs will ba
tuid to tatisfy the same. WALTER KI3fBALt,
H. T. SFkxII, Pitts ATTY. ticrx
. tnoSi391lw1
, 1860-11-12

.suy. B-Cr-Props Bay State. Sciota. Comet.
Fcrc4t: bark Sonora; sch1s LII. Live Yankee;
DowS--props Granite State, Galena harks II
cr.cser, Danube, II Stockton; briggs " Cross,
cl' Williams; schrs speedeeal. n Williams, Ainc-
, 1860-11-12
IrQaI advertisements.
rTRUSTEES SALE.-yFhereas. E.,

1 J11AlAl " iGiNs49 \.
i L. Montague Of the city OF Chicago, County ef
Cook sod stste of Illinois, dsa OIL The nfth ay sf No
ycrber 4. b.. 1857. mike. execute and deliver tu tho
undersigned. trustee, ccEtan decd "f trus IN
cure The payment of one sssin prom..os note for
wIl,ch shcse n now due and unp*td the sum OF trn
hundred sn nnycight 20 100 doars) h+arlng date ius
s5th day Octuber. AID lKs7 and payable order
Of Van L. Higgins, sixty days After c date thereof
Nov therefore, defaut having been a,te IN the ray
rnrnt or portion of said pFumistlry enont In
ssid deed Of trust and sppc*tion having ht+n mnin
t me bv the legal holder thereof to sa sud property
for the payment therroG puhtc notice hereby Given
ihnt uner and In puT1lAhcc Ot the puWer and authEt
~ vr1nts to me In and BY said deed Of trust and cr
tde dses aud purposes therein expressed. lhal1.
Wnndav iIt ~ eihh day November the hour
"f Il meridian q s.ld Dry =. ts north anur ok
ard saIl It public suction. 10 the highest bidder fos
ca,h III me following described prnYerty: tae hun
trrt and furty.khsee tl43} No. todd E4t~n-son PEN
H"drrs t.e dozen ct Bank Penn. three !ezra Medium,
dussn Large Duplex Pen liolltss with f"'s, eight
soken Eagle E1ttns!on Pen l1o.drIs with rrnr, hhr*n
tken Congress Extension Pen Holders with Fcn. to-
.tihcr ~ish s right and equity or redemption of thu
raid Z. \. Montague. h!+ hetr4 or ns.sEE
GRANT GOO6N1Cl1. Trustee: