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, 1860-10-29
MARKETS BF THE LATEST MAILS.

Ctsc1sEA71 MARKEr-Oct. e8.--Rcccipts Of corn
are lisht, and prices are firm at for ne" ana
4uG143c for old. Uats arn In moderate request nj
30cin bulk. Whisky dull at 16if. Mess pork cor
tiuues in fair demand, with salee Of 35u brls at
$i7.s101s. OF bacon. 50 hhds shoulders sold at
sNc aud Is hhds rib sides at 111<c. No change IN
groceries, Hay ia In good demand at 81 higher,
with sales Of prime Timothy at SIG arrival lope
sold at 3o0S5c for new crop. We heard OF no
transactions In hogs but prices may be- quoted At
sG.5o ior December, and SGos@6.75 for November.
BALrinonE MAnKEr-0ct. a5.-At baltimore to-
dag the offerings OF beef cattle reached so0 head,
Of which number 800 were driven TO FhiladelPhta,
200 10 the country, and 800 left eyer nnsold. The
balance were taken By Baltimore butchers ut prices
ranging from 80 to s. Is; average price, $slsN
4 few sold At higher figures. Sales Of hogs Ut from
iair supply Of sheep at from IS to 81 head. Flour
declined iaKc, with en1es Of 500 bEls 1t $562 Cot
fee 1irm but there were no tales. owing to small
sides ut lIs;c and 200 hhds shoulders at 9sc to 60
uut OF Market and 80 hhds shoulders and sides vt
9stc for the former, aud 11:1c for the latter: No
IsarrcI pork scarce and priceshase advanced. with
eu1cs vi 1OU bris prime ut Sl5.S5. Mess IL "oEth
*l9.50 and rump $1sGt3xc for Western IN brls
1Rs ce :ltssss atse 'sS %hks aa st y or Sho
rn.LApErn1A MAnKE7. Oct; 2s-F1orR-Quiet H.t
hu rcd x .aGfil.3s; white $l.a.91.59. Corn ac-
.nayrs :aSs 1ss '%hiskyosteady 1T * Xe. :
New On1EAss AAnKET, Oct. e5:-Sugar eteady
at Ta:Is4c. MoIasecs 4aGS44c. Flour qnlet at
s5h0 for supcrdnc Corn TVGt3c- Mess Pork
dull At Ills.
TonoSro MARKET. Oct. es.--sprin$ Wheat con-
tinucs in good demand and prices remain steady
Ordinary to good samples are quoted at $l.EG
lbs aud golden drop IL sought for at 10Qf IN
i busheI. harley has Auctnatcd slightly during
the week hut under the influence Of . good de-
| 1nunt aud only moderate deliveries, the market
clo<es firm ut 6l tic and sometimes 67c z bn.thc
| latter being, however, very extreme rate me
fa,orite figure for ordinary samples r. Tic bushcl
| Oats a1c In moderate supply. With steady de-
1nand. Prices have been aud remain very firm at
:ssl,3oc Z buehel.
SEEDS IN PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ss.-Cloyereeed
continues In dc.nand. but there Is very little offer.
inc eaes Of 80 bushels fnfr and prime quality al
s5eiX6t61aK 4 81 lbs. Timothy Is dull at s. GahS
l2.75, and Flax=ced at sligo = bu.'
FnEaurs AT ToHoSTo, Oct. e5.-The lake
| freiphts continue to advance. Yesterday, and the
day previous Aoc p bbl was paid for -four TO Mon
trcaf By steamers, md 1ec = bu for wheat. To
Oswcco wheat caunot be sent less than &c, and. in
some cascs, bSc have been paid. The increase In
the scale Of freight, the difficulty Of getting for
ward produce at my point, and slight reaction
arr feeling In New York during the past few days
have depressed our market somewhat; and tht
week clo-es with the first symptoms Uf decline oh
served for nearly tbreo weeks.
, 1860-10-29
Cbiraan Grlbu11c'
-, MONDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1850.


FE1pAr EVENING. Oct. q.
The offerings Of Eastern exchange to-day were
ac,,n lleht, and the market was very firm. With
,,ooa demand al HEll = cent. prem. Currency
IN, In bnt limited demand. and discounts were
eaay, ..~.: -
CINCINNATI MosE1 MARKET. Oct. aS.-Thc ca
stttt thus reviews the money market:
The money market is without change. the de-
rnand yst%fnr somewilAf from day to day with the
diGercut houses but keeping. in the aggregate,
within limits that refIdcr II an cary matter for
bankers to take all she good paper offered. Kate"
Of interest ranse from lOGl2 2 cent.
There Is q fair demand for Eastern exchange. ana
rites aro steady Ut our quotations. Aost OF inc
day at u prem, Time bIllsfu at 94S!e for New
Ofleans. and 10 = cent. foE Eastern. Gold III mod
cratc request.
NEW YoRK MONEY MAKKET.-The \. u Herald
OF yeatcrday. contains the following:
There IL no change in the money market. some
Of the brokers sire returning lite money thev nof,
parer IL wanted At the discount houses ht eixIGH
Tor short. and 10 Nfor lung.
Foreign exchange ccutinues to dtoop. The fatc 10
day for bankers bills t. about 10S b10St Tor ficf
ling and Gp5lss. for francs. Nc hear ol so'''t
ffat rate Southern bills with city cn1o.semcnl e.
ing al So and some very far produce bills al lv7
Al this rate epecie can almost b. imported 'snM
take ont something like $3oO 90 gold, mud pcfnal':
800, 0,0o@ in silver.
New ioE1 Exrpnrs.-Exporte Of domcSnc p1o
duce Exclusive Of El,ecie from New 1oIk 10 ~ 1"1
eign ports for the week ending .0ci. = lsdo. lht
following arc the ports 10 which shipments vert
, 1860-10-29

Loss or LIE ON LAKE 0STARto.-The ;Roehes'
ter Advertiser Gays: On "Wednesday morning last,
when The north-eas,er WINS prevailing. Capt: Nclll-
fario by being washed overheard. The Proctor
was on her way from Oswcgo to Hamilton when
the gale camc on, and the sea swept her decks and
took the Captain Of Nothing could BE- be done ete o.
was running too high to permit the lowering ol 2
boat. Capt. n. was \ resident OF Hamilton. ana
leaves family there VIC believe. He was an oid
sailor, and skilful one. and was much csteemeo
by those who knew him. ...
VESSEL ScuTrLEp.-Thc schooner Mary VII
miles above Cleveland. While ali hands were ut
breakfast IN the cabin the eulshead n IT. dhe lore
eoou spread 1t was position OF danger boih t9
the vessel and her cargo, which was LUMBER. anu
Capt. G. with judgment and coolness otIeieo nc.
scuttled The steam.tug Beamis being hailed came
TO her relief and towed her in. Not board Of hcI
cargo was lost, and the damage she has sustained
By thc hole cut in her, can be made good at bna
moderate cxpcase.-[Detroit Tribune.
off By the Reindeer: Capt, kce1c,, yesterday at {
O'Clock in the morning. She was nshiese@a @ o. ioa' y
ecow loads Of coal, and jcttisohed somd hteen o.
~ damage gSaros w. nqgsn 1ggiat
to return to Cleveland for repafrs.-[1bid.
wnEcKzn.-The schoonc. y. 4: .Adalr, bquns ,t
10 Buffalo from Eric. put back. leaking, to Dun
kirk and was run ashore to pfGTent hef elnA1ns
she has since gone 10 ptecest-llbld.
Fnox BosroS.-The schooner g. ". Holt: Capt
Haueou. arrived here this morning from Boston
which port she left Sept. 5th. The Holt touched
Quebec on the a6th, and the 18Th discharged a.
hrinrs fSal bu Turks Island salt, for MessFe
Bisbop ] S & Troweridgc, which is being discharge
at their packing house to be used by them tn Iask
Ing pork the coming winter. The Holt net WIN
defeption III the caiia Of three daye, and the Tim
required in discharsing freight at Montreal; max M
Ing her running time 43 days.-lToledoB Blade ~
, 1860-10-29

which cleared from San Francisco on the 9th !nst,
has sl0oe sacss Of wheat. II the owners Of that
wheat arc not convinced Of the nnproatablencts OF
sending Goals 10 Newcastle, their views IN that
matter may possibly undergo material nodtaca'
1io. wrn thtee four snonthB after dAte, talc ar
thlc rvachcs this lnarkct-proyincd, MEANWHILE
prices in England do not 10 higher than present
quotations.
The PROSPECT FOR uoas.-Thc Cincinnati coh1-
snt,ria' Of yesterday contains the following:
The indifference exhibited BY most Of the dealerf,
for day or two past, about contracting 1os hoss.
has produced romc reserve on inc par. o. lnose
who bare them 70 oasr ana cse & ~ oa w.. !ns IT,
amoncst which VIVA lot Of 40 head 2lo 1os aver.
arcs. On priyptc terms There IL pretty general
s~s the 1pen o. aa S artainT III
npiear that packers could not faFe any the Woree
III such sser. for It does not seem to he nt al
reasonable 70 sup9sc tnat hoss w oc waning ~ II
nsttlae,ed naSad ' 10 other points Sy the oder q
high prices. or other Son,s II secs os
prices for them here which experience VIII not war
rant them In offering merely for tho purpose Of get
them At this pon Ths n nogs Ss, taad
tho meat VIII ae surely have to be sold, aud 1t y
Omen quito as profitable to operate In The cured M
article as It il to tho rick OF CURING ~ anaalos
,uctG1ss. Il seems very probable that other points
abo,t US in order 10 secure such stock as they maj
require. hare paid high prices 70 e. sneh an Gxts
We should moi hc surprised II some Of them SO trF
to play their cards as to endeavGr u shoyc o the
hih priced hogs on TO this market ana md It con
ye.ient 10 reduce the amouHt Of their own opera
| tinus. If what is said nbUut the coursc Of tht
hasEe In Kentucky, by those who pretend to be In
aost the1 5 a5iPosen .4 s2
who have succeeded in :. .buckiug this market II
formcr wears to effect the necessary negotiations
for st.uilar operations this Aeason.
, 1860-10-29

~ George Hannahs. cF A!htnn. In II" s;,,. q,
Mlcit All. dbl on thr third lay ei May IN sercr
ai"s deliver 10 t'i Undersigned certa:" s n'rr nt
Mortgage Y. stra.~ thr Payment nf shven several pfo
il!ssUfy SorA of ryhis tlts with Atttt Nrt@a.,r
thr Of Hfetn hundred dollars each, said S1r- h"
In: payable IN f'seph ~jhiry "rttrr. .' -styr:,-
lomt!a after ntr. with interest IT," fr.; 1rr
cent per nnunl; whf!, III, Mn't:a.' il .t.st. !h
the a.er6rttrr+ office Of in lIarts canitv Inhs Etd
Mortgages OIL pages ~ AM! IA: amt W'r;t., Ma
Ii default b. alal'. IN thc pAymeat ef Ha.l rr',~ry
Notes, tftElrr Df t"u rarr nt t-ntt;.I IrT t.
the day t!ays "hrn tf sA,.,' ~,is! htr,. sln.
and payable. the ,So''. 1t All! r.!n!: tri lnfrr,-t+
anil payah~. tlt1 said Mott~a eiulIt b. i;AeAt'y
lurcclosed 10 pay the s,,sr;
Now. tlcrcfsF''. dAuIt ..y.n. hrcH ,h!r II, t!;t t:
nent u lf,e rHt said rtA,.-rs A.,:,. IL. i ri Ut
tersHs nf said Atnrf rub.:' n":lrr i hrse h ,.
that Josrph sthtry- Mrt-aes nrt -atl. ,!u "rrbs
declare Ill VI ~s SnL. IT +ls Mrt:.:t. rtI to
hr due BY Reason "f <;sal .r:t in ir.,inr,l. Ad tA
shall. 0r the prl"r" a. rllSin Tie '.'~t die li'
kIf1 Sutr4 l IN Atr:rttac" iii fiI p.,rr
vested by fal,l MoGt.iZe. on Thursday. t,rsol~r
public .ue1ton. t the north tnor oi ttr enHst Ho,is,'.
In the city Ut thitl IL tr Il: II, II bidder
the follow Ing described traits OF i4,.t -,a,t IL thu
county bf 3 Day!r*A. III thr SttI'' et I.llf: ard
west quarter OF srcn l!iriy Eve t:I: the st'I llt
of tr southwest quarter III .tcI!en fyrA3j-iy III,
9lr southwest quarter Of section iwrniy.is - y anal
the southwest tils:cr vi las e'hEa-t uutrtr III
t1rra t. east OF the i,sE1s1 principal ".in. heinz
the prcmist4 conveyed ~ 1'. rarity ttr
part by Carlos Pierce and Wifi mi ~ r:l' al .uuirr
~ redemption OF the sl tcnr!.. taafs. tt- h-i,
s. IT. wr:ox. AttoEarT.
Thp aborr kt;r Il :nnFlr.t 10 Thursday, NOVEMBER
st!.. ls6t, nj The same fl4t.r ~! r!a:.,
Ch}c,,o III Or. 1sh ,st, - o'o -,";.fj
, 1860-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-Silas Holmes, ono Of
the Oldest and wcalthicst shitowners Of this
city, died yesterday, ut East Greenwich, Rhode
Island.
Counterfeit flyes on the East River Bank,
New York, were attempted to be put in ciEcn-
lation yesterday; photographs, and badly exc
cuted.
Tho City Of Manchester took $500 in
specie.
Air. ]. Van Scllaack announced to the Board
Of Brokers TINT he should. be unablc to meet
his engagements, at the same time offering to
settle Ills contracts at today prices, or at ma
turity, as preferred A large number Of con-
tracts have been settled, md the trouble Is
supposed to be temporary, as his clients arc
strong. The market has been dcrauged by this
Suspension, and closes unsettlcd.
, 1860-10-29
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOYATOR

is precisely what Its name Indicates for. whIlet
hs ssf q e. sa pose
also revivttea retnstatcs and renews tho blood u
al y 's n
h disease: i 1.-The only preparation eye1 offered
to H. s ,focs wscd @ 10 a t. b
,co1ublned 70 BE- the most powerful tonic and II
]yet so perfectly adapted to. As 70 Acz IN ACCORD.
> soo!n IiE xEskEsr s!oxtca, sad tons up t6s rs
II sassi sas :; I ! hsSsS s;s;!. fo'|eTea s
thoroughly combating Powerful ionie and h
u soothing properties, and coasequently' canl
- both By the Thoroughly skilled ID medical sci.
debty for T It u needs n no mcdea! ssili q Eaowi
edge to that debility Follows Al! attacks
a. S
sssa B4oesa!e s q 81
sl3 koss e Appetite Fain;asss ,f Aeryou; l5
aenshois Seht ses
Hguor. Glddines. and 81 That class Of cases ko i
Nna I'd
Aso Liver Or e. fT1plqiiy snd
ssEgH 81. ef 59s Ea;
ssst ed coatsausa coush Enass.los pleuit5 at
Reaf a m1ef nef s only Gu cure tie aeSiiy
UIChills and Fever bnt prevent all attacks ar!ngf
eases ease % It once. Il already sttaeked And Is It
ana q apon
ID fact oil the excretioos and scerelions Of thej
Hfsysicm. 1t willtnIsllby prevent any del!tenous
consequences following upon change Of c.tmnte
n and water; hence all travellers should have a
f4lbotit with them. and all should take tabe.1
ssdt4 tbs dsessye o!saesit
should be In the hands Of all persons OF seden.f
A ttasy hnb!ts, students, mlnlster. and literary i
" outdoor exercise should always use l. fftheyI
would tind al agreeable, pleasant and ettcientt
remedy against those tlls which rob them Of !
Pl ases
dial Il a perfect Mothe1's Relief 7sEen month
or Two before the " nnal tstsl A she VII pass The
1E11 xF 4,s e 1's1a1n "a 4ns
And to you We appeal TO deteet the Illness nott
. Ealeo of yo1r soas hnd husbands for Ehilc tho
r. lformer, from false delicacy. often go down to
ipremature grave rahfT than let their condition
be known IN time ne iattef ct a1e onen 20 mixeaI r
a Ewere not for you they TOO would travel Ia the
lfsaIuc downward path unit! too late to arrest
their fatal fal But the mother Is alwsys vigil
are sure yoSr never falling affection viii IN.
~ ler1us>y p1int sou to Prof Woods Restorative
" Cordial snd blood Renovator as the remedy
n which sbould be always on hand In t1me Of need +
o.J. WOOD, PROPRIETOR
n, II, Broadway, New York, md III Market street,
HEst. Louis M97 md soid By MI good druggists.
Wholesale and Retail Agents Chicago: John
bWysr Ivy; Z CO. Lord Z snaitlL aad Gsie, Hros,
, 1860-10-29

BosroS, Oct. a6.-The British schooner
Hun,mingbird, Capt. Callahan, from Labra.
dor for Halifax was wrecked on the fth inst
of Anti Costa The captain, steward and ono
seaman were drowned. The other four were
saved, two on raIt, and two were picked from
the wreck, having been six days without food
or drink
J.C. Adams, Of grizzly bear uotoricty, died
ut Neponset this morning.
At Pictou, N. 8, on the 18th inst, Abraham
Peterson and his wife were murdered in their
house md the house fired By robbers.
, 1860-10-29
1TORTG.AGEE'S SAIE.-Wherr-

iORTGAGE..'S SAt.E.-N here
ksx a. Jacob 1s,r and Mary IT. E:.ssr!'. hl- wlfr
both Of ths city Of Clirsg" anil STATE RI tl!in"ia I'D
execute an deliver to t:c .1lcrr!.ned rhc!5 rtrtain
fndcntnre Ut mortgage trtFc. 1ac thc second dag nj
July 4. y. 1Ss9 To secure tlle payment Of c"rain
proml.13ry note of even safe tk.re with ci"cr b. Tie
said Jacob Russell fur In. Of Fourteen Tllon-anA
Dollars pay aba.. i've .caF4 af;erfhF dat" theEr
oL At The city IaAk In Bor'nn M.a*acauscsts and rs
vidinE ta, tic interest tlerrp. Will -hufd b. nj .
r.fc of trn PR rent. rer nirut rhrn'd aln h. pas
able At said City lsnI. In loan. IT,
TN the stcnd tsf II +lanA:y Hirt l?y r'r !n rSery
year. Which A1ll 'tf.:r Il recorded ii :. FL 'rs
office OF ep0E cnuntv. STATE ni Illinois, In hn Il 1T
nortsr-c.. nj rse~ 81" nn't whc.~.- DIR anti h1
the xecuntt dry of JANUARY. " H. ai also III t pay
1rrnt of the !Istill1frnt Of Interest r tr .y
Of July. 1sp. and ht'ih F,'nalr nnr'll:
New. therefore. nnbtt nu: ,'' Fl h. b given tet l.
.fhip e. Merrill. Trustee and MG:tag... f tr-:,t f
the city Of Nst. aud @tsItc OF Ma. Chu-stt. ncrs1
tn- H the terms Of taid n IT gage do !, b.. rcLr
The PRINCIPAL secure! there h. ~ H.. ,,. i:tl, ..r
shall tn russ,f,'' and h virtue ?.,u It ul
authority Ia vested by sL .H"T' .;l iu.
nsrs anil TNrInft~ thu rein rsrresst IT, t,is
titternth day IT nrrelb.r. !. II. i~tt IT ,trvril
oclnck !n tho foTenni u Ea4t day Mt lie nn-t tlsnr
IT the Court 1lo-se tn Ir city Of rhta, Mt sb-
liz ancton. IL tue h:.e-, bft FOR cast ,ic rr.ui-
i III sail nlnEf age llrst rht.l tn VII:
.'TLlt rcr. IAsr, ri Ia:lt knhwn aud IL -trthet
rs t !nnr ~. III block rtG."n i!s ' st.
-tftan ftr' liz. tlitt"n IL t!s r.y uf ell bts
eighty r. < trnt sl1i nu: .ltu l,.n
rrI ana S1t feet tla' III Il! p: II alley IN III.
rear acrnflsnS tn the }:n Frr,'slth In tU" county
neafa thereon. JAMES 4. MF:i:I:It.i.
J.M. PARsEr, Attorney; TrI.ls'. ii.r':asrv.
, 1860-10-29

The WcalheT 10-Cag was MEL 1AalA Aieas'SS1o'Sf
and hns,ncss ras 7oss art.ve The Wheat market,
n,dsr the ofo dcr,nc in frc,shts. was firm
er, but not quotah3y higher About ~, ,0oo bushels
chanRed hands. at saets4c for northwestern Club;
~ 1ass1. A- 49, - - cs.;.~. -:a-s1<c rnr Nh .
o4s1sl?7c aot ~. ep1'us' 'sss ~
Spring and ,1ac for Rejected. Inc flouf Mas-
h. vas heavy and ful]y &c lower, with ea1cs Of
~, ]L,. =. ~ ooc, % ~ ,,o5;ru tn fair
aoout a'ao poas' al s'''oeI7''o ~ i 'a.oi .;
Spring extras. Corn was In good demand, espccl-
ai,v 10, i. which advanced x@Ac; but No .
""' w. - "t1-A ns. .ho,,
vas rather quiet at previous usn.es. -Aooa.
IS 00o bushels were sold, mostly to shippers ut 81
@''>Ss AZ. ~ : es@a..@ @'aa a ~ ~ t. s,o-o.
new mixed anoat; SaWaoAc lol 40. ~ e.oe'
aaskc for No. 2: 31c for old Rejected and aSc for
1.w r,s,sc+aa t,o,s wcrc ,norc actiye and e,cadv.
nc" ns1osea. oA.e w., ,.e-Nev. 'ns.s t-,,..n
with snles Of o0 Bushels Al 17c 1of NO. IN 'loFe
and 1sxc adoat. Rye was dull and 1c lowcr-sales
r,notnr f,o,n a II az Barley was dull and neg
t1oG.1k 'aoA. ~ ~ 49, y. ,:
!eeseo. n'sn",1.s o4A, "A>. T,-.a,s, sn,a 1r,.,
l.e.atsa a'"sas ~ snaaA 'uas s''.a.n .. ~.
As3%s*7@ @1 A4ess NV, .
E3aAf Rhff1a nCfiTn. nt1CHB
, 1860-10-29

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 2G.-The steamship
Isabel, from Havana Esd, has arrived The
sugar market was unchanged; the crops we're
promising.
The Havana correspondent Of the Mercury
says the report is unfounded that Spain is fit
ting out fleet at Havana to aid Miramon.
The Spanish Venezuelan Minister, the Span
ish Consul Mt Laguayra, and some Spanish emi-
grants from Venezuela had arrived at Havana.
, 1860-10-29
Hon. A. II. Stephens Of Eeorgia Aban-
don& Douglas,

ST. LOUIS, Oct 26-The Evening Bulletin
has information explanatory why hon. Alex.
H. Stephens, Of Georgia, failed to meet Lis en-.
gagements ut Centralia and elsewhere. It
8ays:
''Thc recent elections haye satisfied him that
Douglas will not get the electoral vote Of
single State; that there is imminent danger that
Lincoln will be elected; and that 1t becomes
the duty Of every Southern man in the pres
ence Of the dangers which stare him In the
face, to forego his personal preferences, and to
use every effort TO combine the South, rs q
band Of brothers, in support Of that candidate
who Is not only evidently the most popular,
but who Is ut the same time the most earnest
defender Of the rights Of the South and Of the
| States; and that, believing that Mr.. Breckin-
ridge is that man, he hopes that the people Of
| GeOrgia will give him their unanimous vote. "
, 1860-10-29
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-

u TION-Jout Resolution Of the senate aud ionae
of Representatives Of the State Of litnoA adopted
February 2, 1870:
@Resofyed, Ry the Senate aud Toute nf Representa-:
yes that the electors Of the State Of Illinois be- and
they are hereby the next election Of
members of the General Assembly, TO- vote for or
aEainst calling Convention to futn New Constitn-
ton for the State Of IlAnoIa."
This resoluton vas passed Gndsr The following pro-
AkrtctR XII Sec t--Wheucyet tsFo.thlrds Of all
the members Elected to each branch Of The Genefa A.
Constitution they shall recommend to the electors 1t
tue next election nS members Of the General
pear that majority Of all the electors f the State yot
Ing for Representatives, hnvc voted for ConFenuon
the General assembly SHALL at thcir next session. call
Convention DC.
will be seen 1t Ia necessary that all who are In
favor or this important should vote os It as
yotns for members Of the legislature and ret yotaE
fore desirable that the tlcks&2 be
printed with the words For Convention at The foot
of tAcI and then the voter, opposed to Conytn-
ton. can tear 1t oil, anu 50 rote against II.
Octt11lm #. T. B.
, 1860-10-29
MASTERS S.lLE.-State Of Illi-

~ noE9, Co0k County. $. 9.-SnrrroF Court cf
chicago-ln Ghanrery. Jacob Fisher ~. A1st.1ew r
Ho,nicr Potter Palmer. MID Patrick F. Shtrkin Bl
to FoFerlope Mortsagc,
rublic aostcc il hsrebr ssen that in pursuance OF
adecretal order. eatese1 In tte above entitled
Ma.ter In Canrcsy OF shr Superior ton,t Of Chicago
Tlit: o. ;he ssseHtsat e y any Q! Nostnbes. D. 1ssH
II O'CLOCK IN the forenoon OF that day sell At public
auction to te highest bidder :o- cu.. n te north
dotr # the court louse. ta ti,c city Of chten=o u
estatc for 20 much fhertof may oe nevessary to
Ka'tsy the amount cf slid lrcrcc Win Interest and
eon,is.lons said sa!c' {. xit ai. ,e fl!ovt1K a.
OF LeyIen County OF Cook. anil STATE OF f9ltnola.
known the northwest uuurtes Of ~ectton seventeen
quarter Of .ec,!un scv number forty
l0l no OF range twrlse t!. east. Of tho tit prtn.
clpai meridian ilS4. t l1nber seventeen t13 uf los
number one q of ths soe;h section of l:ohiasoa's
viii ter buildings .ikratr khereou lRI SfDrT
Master Chaurery orthe Superior Court Of Chicago
Datrl october sd, IsU, pt.JtJiyt1
, 1860-10-29
JAS. r.. MCSSOS. Freight Agent Chicago.
j. j. HOUSTON. Gea. Freight AG'L Chlcago.

CT. LOUIS, ALTON & CHI
= CACO RAILROAD.
Shortest and only road between Chicago and St. Louis
without change of ClEst Baggage Or Conductors.
GREAT SAVING; IN TIME AND DISTANCE.
Elegant S!eepn: Cars In Night Trains.
, 1860-10-29
dttroaDs.

RUFFALO 4 LAKE IIUR on
/ RAILWAY. shnftrst art br-t rnu,r tn IN ~.
anil other EAxtern cities !" -" ""''
Train lcaving Chicago ut e6U D. Ill.,, I,p:s.it at an -,
'iyet =: Insfa}o ~! At 20 r m Srw v.rs .', ! ~.
10 and y. y Erie trn. gut, Ea Il. TicxrIs va ,hi
Jload cah he obtained 1t the Entn u ep.tt " ''''
fe1fGG.Iy Il, y CARTER Gem N,r,,,.
, 1860-10-29

NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-The New York and the
| City Of Manchester sailed to-day for Europe,
| The New York took 112 passengers, including
Capt Maury, Of the National Observatory, and
sl97 800 in specie, besides L, COO pounds Of sil
| yer orc. The City Of Manchester took 15s
passengers, but no specie. The Matanzas from
| MatanZls is sigunled.
, 1860-10-29

New YORK, Oct o7th.-Ol1cial dispatches
received ut Washington from China state that
Minister Ward was to embark Immediately Oh
board the Hartford at Shanghai and proceed to
the Peilo.