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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

Us. MAIL STEAMSsttP ROA
aTFTX NOKE, FOR NEW K.--The
sAsr11ssfE<< Steamsh hi p ROANOKE, Capt. GEO. w.
CoUCH, will leave here at . clock 2. NJ, SAT-
URDAY, the 18th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either OF the steamers, meals and stateroOm in
cluded, for the very low price of SIS
Passage to New York, meals and state room
included, $40. Steerage passage SIS
Passage to Norfolk same as ~ the Tlver boats.
Freight received to day, (SAT URDAY,) up to
the hour Cf 5 o'clock P. NJ
Constgnees are reauestedto send for theirEoods
o-das.
Freight fer Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets aud bertha secured at our office or on
board the ship.
Sc l5-lt LUDLAM & WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

UNIVERSALisE CBtk' III. "A
81 Discourse will he dslivered IN the UNI
VEkSALIST CHURCH, 20 MORROW tSun-
day. MORN ING, on the question " hat Ken
sious Doctrine mas the best IN ltuence on pu3lic
morals ~ Let history tell it's own story.
Rells lous services Will hereafter he held IN this
Church h FRY SUNDAY MORNING, al eleven
O'Clock Sc l5-it"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

HOTICE.- Col. TH0S. J. EVANS
81 will address the BELL AND EVERETT
CLUB at WESlHAM HALL, in Sydney, on
THIS Saturday re VENING, At O'Clock,
Come oue-come all-and push on the ball.
50 bit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

a~ SPEAKING AT THE CL q Ii
~ H0USF.-There will be speaking THIS
(SaturdayI EVENING, at the CLUB HOUSE
Several addresses may be ex pected. A gentleman
from Kentucky, who is IN the city, Will De present
and give account of the progress OF The cause IN
that State Let there be u full meeting. -
Sc Bit Lac COMM TEE.
49, X. G.. C.-Attend a meeting Of your
the Blues Old Armory, aw Buildlng),
LII persons wishing TO join are requested 10 at
tend None but such as are tavotdbly known need
apply. By order of the Captain.
Sc l5-ltN "J3.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

TUE AFFAiKS of the late firm of CHURCH
l. FLEMING have been entrusted to us for
settlement. al persons indebted To the said hrm
will please maze payment TO as, and those having
demands ak ainst Them will present their claims TO
us. MCRAE HEATH,
Attorneys at Kaw,
Office on Bank St, in Goddin's Building
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

lS SYCAMORE q URIC H.-Rev'd
- VIM, J. PETTIGREW, having returned
TO the city, will (PrlvIdence pernlttingD preach
IN s, camore Church TO MORROW, Lords day
at ii o clock A IL. Sc 10 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

MOTTO E.-Our store will be closed
BE- on MONDAY and T & ESDAY, Sept. l7tA
and 18TH MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
l4-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

ZS UNION PRAYER MEETiNG.--
4>Ss A Union Prayer Meeting Of all denomi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices OF the Young Men 8
Christian Association. in the Lecture room of the
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, iDr.
Hnge' from TO O'clock. The citizens gene
rally are invited To attend, as well as ALI stran
gers visiting the city. au 20-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

RELIGIOUS NOEICE.-The Rev.
So +. J. WILLIS will preach at LEG II
STREET BAPTIST Oh CRCh to- morrow 81 y
DAY) morning, at II o clock. Sc l5-ltT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

49, NoTIuE.-Our store viii be closed on
S--Sa MONLAY and UESDAl; Sept. I7th
and 18th Ise IA 2ti q HELLER " co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

~ PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK OF the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already su oscrbed for Will, THIS DA y
be opened at the office Of the Company, over The
store of Jas. Woodhouse Co, and at the ofhce
of J. 4. Lancaster Il Son.
By order of the Board of Directors.
auS-ts JOS JACKSON. JR.. Pres't
, 1860-11-13

WAsu1SGToS, Nov. 12.-Wc arc privately In
formed that the Declaration Of Independence
Of Suuth Carolina, was laid before the P1esi-
dent to-day. This, however, requires coafir1na-
ton. As lar as can be ascertained, there Ia no
disposition cu the. part OF tho Administration
or Of gentlemen Of political prominence here,
to interfere in tho present Southern move
ment, except, perhaps, in friendly spirit It
Is now probable that the President will soon
Issue IN address or proclamation, rs the e]ec-
uou OF delegates to the South Carolina Con-
veutton Is to take place at IN earlier day than
WIS recently anticipated, and As in consequence
there would not be sufficient time for the gen.
crA, circulation Of an appeal through tho an
nual message, as was originally contemplated.
Such Is the general alarm that Washington
will not be continued the scat of government,
that the valuable real estate has bacn scuxihly
affected By the secession movement.
a PARTON Of the money eeIzedby Gen. Degpla-
do = short time ago IRON the Conducta TO
Tnmpico, Is on the Why to New York for the
purchase OF arms and ammunition through
tho same party who, for the last two years, has
been sending slmilar supplies to the Liberal
Tie President to-day informed Thaadeus
uyaft TINT the land sales in knnsas could not
:be postponed, but that such WIS the construc-
Aol Of the law that actual settlers would be
allowed to rcfllc their presumption claims, and
should not be disturbed Ii their Possessions:
The President said some Of the settlers acted:
very badly, but they were nevertheless human.
beings mud should be relieved and protected.
He gave crcdcncc TO Ar. uyatt's representa-
tio1 - to their sl1ticrinys and hc would appeal.
to Congress In their hcbalr As IN earnest OF
his sympathy the President headed a subscrip-
ton LIST with check for 800. -
, 1860-11-13

I AUD SXxs4NfES>
These Springs situated III tts valley or tte On:
Orchard c;sek, n t,s town of A1abalia. Gsirs.e<
Es 81; ssi s:ss &c sas ss, = ss
se Ass SRs d.Is1 r. sx II
.thlq serea,t q seoat n.;y rsds, re qas
sans.:- LII; sn
dsptsd s5
sush m1asnnl qaanuss r. tIes. cur5usc suostances
Ing from sae .crofuaou. dlasArss have ken cuEyd
Ia Ia sSia dl.e..e.-evea In confirmed 1epro.r-
~.tss, ts,,,sa. aa.s - ses1 as sixn1y spess.isi
xTsa he IL Tne ia. t,nsa1 KnhSsn IT,
z FEE e e
s,se il s. w Sore: & b: c4xrnyx cSsny Fl 1t
Il Sses.1t sssss q ekfS! s. 5
e5 70 ST. o. ehronie 4aFrea OF several yexrs
p HtS :ati.td tS*s tsese x"tes vi s:S1 sr
e!zhs :11naoe nx ., n sdtsln sgeat; Dr .4ht
dtsea.ea of sSe asonsel and ho1eE ''' 80 eas'o's
s4ss f. 'ts4 2ae*s & e ri ,sss, s;s
Of Ny hoES n shicl ,.s rtaes tiat the Waters ps-
ssss i: e. ssa
NE ~ sd1Pta arc ehroc .asea. of
shsonie a:.entsry eh:onte dtasssIs efoaIc eyst.s:
Feser The Water AJ al.o BE- v:trn used III, aIya,.
tom u e1si,s Ill u .ee eS
ute and promote digestion, IN otItrea1 parlen!Fty
sucn - arc dependent On relaxed uccratrd state
oaa affections, q llt!issa a,trnaed win phesphauc
3etaent1 !: ne suts1is remedy. bsia rs1s-ahla
continual nss r. +, disorder re .t,,.sr ID ehf!lr a!
70 dlnal-h t'rst and brat In Iii d.
eass,.ln ose fottns Of dysrcrsta connected iii Tie
Alxane eonaltl2n OF tho stomach. In T. rt,st- RI
Eats1 brasil. Il will Prove better bsdf1etic acid
In cAse OF E9lca pittnnam. ard ohrr Injurious c6a1
1uancet afan. frtm ete action of lc4t la wafer ui
prove 70 be n admirable antdosc. In chronic phnryr
:ft!s lasyncttfs chronic MUCOUS catar1t aud huliu
AsshnA chronic opht51:mI {e1trrnaliy, .srylc In
liberated sTe throat In cases OF salvation md Ii cu
eofrhea and gees: and also II plies.
Hheu II ken Internally. H1xx-GLAssyrL Of the W.
adult. " ."
her testimonials from payslc!ans and o,,er yrspee
taoic !aatv1dush. may h4 Seen on application 70 tho
AKeot Dcsiers supplied on liberal ter7uA -
1o HATt3 9EHElkk rNLka~ e.fcCRtp rrnn
H. W. Htt5rWiCK, E,,la Agent
No. a.1 Broadway, Ssv Yoyx
, 1860-11-13

Ih1Epotvula,: Ca, NOV. I'M. Bart
ridge has introdueeda q resolution In the Lez1s-
laturc declaring Georgia out Of the Union. A
convention to ratfy. both have been referred
to committee. -s''' -
Senator Toombs's resignation is to take Ct.
iect on the 9TH Of March, unless Georgia sooner
sccelcs.
MulEDGEv11LE, Nov. 12.-A7esolution WIZ
offered instructtnS the Senators and Keprescn-
tlvcs In Congress TO resist the counting Of the
electoral votes Of those States which nulllded
the Fugitive 6laEe law. It Vas made the spe-
ctal order Of the 10Th.
a resolution was offered contemplating 3
call for Southern Convention In Fcbrunry at
ATLANTA One of. the provisions Of the rctalia-
cLsndize imported to Georgia and other South
ern ports from State, County, and Corporation
tax after the first Of January next. a bill has
been introduced into both houses calling g
BE- referred
, 1860-11-13

MARKETS BIZ TELECNAPB,


NEW IoRK, Nor. 12;-F1onr market heavy
and 55t10c z b,l lower. with httle more doing
tor export ths decline having brought In bnyess so
fair extent the decline In Ireights today a4o ae-
t3Jsuper piate; 5.4ob61 ~ for extra state; IS MO
$50 for super western. $5.4UG5.s Is for common to
medium e1ten weftcrn, S5sut3,73 for shipping
lra2ti@ extra reund hoop ohio: market ciosinE
7WJ to BUo0 brs, sEesr taken for export. Canadian
dutf hcavy aud rAlher cascr; Ha!et $50 br1s At $5U0
Q7.V I'm cosuntrl ~ choice extra. Ryc flour con.
tiuuct IL 3lm!'ea request nj s. = for common
IL choice supcr. Corn meal rules dull and heavy
talr~ 3::1 trls Jersey At $3.50.
WHIrkT--Nore nctlsc, but rather easier. 6Alcs
GmAIN-N heat hcavy, and notwithstanding a
material decline In frcightr. holders are compelled
to accept lower p5cc4, In order to rea.iAe. sales
ssu BY rcd t.ste E; 3Ln&lsa; ss hn ny MiIwan'
MIN nt $l.z54Ll u; ~ uQ bn Ohio spring ni $l.1GR
1,2e: 6,ooe choice Canada club ut $1&5: 5.1oo 6n
sood white canada At tls0: 17.GU b. winter Ied
at $i;13 :.3Ju bu choice amber Iowa at Fl .3U
@oD bu infer1uf white weHtern at FLO. l;ye dull
and heavy. Sales ssu bu. northern At 9ac- barley
cs-, which ere not plenty. Salcs 81 luz bu al IL q
sic ior etate; &c for cahada East VI Tor good c.
nsda Veg, barley MI. IN falt requcAi: Sales
salt~ Is 90 bu 1T FOR ,nixcd wsxic-4 anopt:
7ec for prime southern yellow: soc Ior snail lvts
choice white .touthern: mixed wcttern il siorc
request at Sc far Cal!ada Weat and etals, -,
G4ocEH1EH-CoEcc ynfct with only email eales.
6nssxaa}j. Sales 40 hhds Cuba Al 6G7c. Aosasses
quttt and Gou.nally unchanged.
Paoyls,css-y4tss sseavy and lower for bota mes.
end wimc. tic {attor Gi.11a declined 5oGe7s p tbl
s.!ss go bhs At r. e. nssesSsR !" f;
prime: Beof continues quiet ard steady ssles
is bb!s at 637s94-W for country prime so.Uss
1:e2 for do mess; $s.o00 loD for rcpaekcd mess
~ for extra do: ps{2,e msss heef 1ainl.
n.lly fiaM@170 Beef hamt seFy 9ules. sais, aa;,
Vi sKGsHe tho.dera ligNe 9rtst,4 9t.. rex en
changed Lard dali. Sales 151 bbls rt ls112kc;
-NxHlE<c for Old do. yntteF 1p@l4c :or OHIO:
l31t=lc lor state. Chcesr etcody At e<ti1c Tor IN
fcTsoE 10 prime,
sTocEs-uave asaia dsaincd and arr dull: CHI
casu g. Rocl: Isl1nd a. Chicago 1Fltpgton QuiD-
"a. Cleveland &Tolcdo =. Gsleha & chiea;fo q,
Southern 14!3. DO guaranteed 3l4, Michigan Ten,
tai e.. Readng ~ latlem. 14A. do preferred
3, Hudson 81, Eria -. New Yorx Genial 15K;
Paddc Aau S, Lacrosse grant z5 Illinois Central
bonds PAX. California Is 81, Missouri 6s Is United
States ~ OF ~, 100.
B41I s1k7zsrar.-lpcs in losn.. s4oa 1f1 ;
, 1860-11-13
14rEsTv VIA LospoSpEnnr.
Hrcadstuns qafcs but sscady. Provisions steady.
Daily Review of Chicago Market,

MONDAY EVENING, Nov Il, 1SC0.
FREIGHTslEasie7-. The engagements were !:
osweso~eehls 6. I. Richmond, eorn: 1t 1sxe- 10
Dulaiu-prsp. Free State and tchr. Oliver Culver,
Sh.at. 1t loe; Pnp. M Acme. oais, At C; prop n
i. ii: Willard, tto load 4 WanEseaa:, wheat, Al
1sc, schr. W. u. Atbbard. Ito load at Waukesan,) }
usss s5 ssis. *ss: 4t III; & sss ssspa
White Winter At $500 delivered; SO bbls New
Carlisle Red Eiuler at $ g del; lG9 bhls Can
sn sRnz :1ss is St. S sss q SIdys ss: ss
super At Is So del; loo bbls do 1t <a5 DEL; so
baisSnper Ut $500 del. 49,
bn. Opencd firm, hut closed dnIl Sales were:
$3.50 hu Northwestern Cluh ut SIC in store 1900
- No. !, Spring At sse ia Ct store; s2eo ba
spring a at g g. T. r. 4 .!essi ,soso ID Do 4 4 ;9se II
DC IL store; l0o, bu Rejected on p. t.
aaei aSsfeesss oua ssies 1ees e9 M Msppsa e bS
eCaual at SIC aaoat; 5000 bu old and new mixed At
ac aaeat; 1;oo In do q, s4s.e sao.t; ;o9 bn pew
Ear Corn scarce and In demand At sc 2 Is NJ.
oATs-Eeesised, 4,4nbu, Market quiet. Sales
weEe:-3,5 800 hnN : st lTc IN store.
were:-easo hu No. 1t 49sc del; II bags At 47c on
tracls.
HaRLEY-Receiyed, 2.595 bu. Market quiet.
Sales weEe:@1as bags prime ut taxc deli 6 bags
SEEls-Receivcd. 9,4s4 ros. Clover Seed scarce,
with buyers ut $4.sDl5. Timothy Seed in good
demand, With saes OF $50 bags prime at s. 80; It's
hags goodht s. s@: ~ bus3elh ordinary at $2 20.
- AIuuN}lSES-Receircd1 III bFls. Market dull
and d.oopfug. Sales were 60 bsas city in luta at
Tic. . --.-.--
AI.COIIDL-Dnll at 81Hc
MESS l4ORE-EomtnAl at $11.JQ11e.
LA1.D-tQu1et and nominal at lie.
- MESS 4EEF-Aess ssGs; Extra Mess, $500
- 'TALL0T-Fttm at QAc.
IT, HIDES Received, 47.!Eo Ms. Market scarcely
20 nrm, but no. material change II quotations.
Green Sailed. Sx@se; DrJ saltcd, 1sk@1sKc;
Dry fliut, 145s@l5c-
.AFFLES-ls0 Lrls good Eastern at &1.00.
NuTTEK-Thefe Is nj active shipping inquiry
for prime 1lrkin bnt common Il dull. Sales were:
10O Fkgs good to prime 1t 11xl13c; 18 pigs com-
mon ut g4G&10c,
-. EGGS--l4h@lbe 2 doz:
J l0CLTKicldcEeus, e1.75@a 2 dog; Turkeys,
1HGaec = n.
POTATOES Common. 1501sc; good Neshan-
, 1860-11-13
Town.

DcnrorE Co.-oficial- l-Douglas, 1860; Lin
coin, s,GE; Samucls, for Congress, 3,.11
vandcvcr. 2,@o.. Republican gain Of about
900 since last year.
CLAY Co.-OfIiciaL-A1l but one township
giyca 500 Republican majority. Gain Of 500
FAyETTE Co-ofiicIai.-G0 Republican ma.
jority. Republican gain of440.
bCcnAsAS Co.-Mostly oflicial-Givcs SAC
Republican majority. Republican gain Of 100.
LINN Co.-Oftic:al and cstimatcd.-ao5 Re.
Publican minority. Gain Of over 400.
On1cEAsAw Co.-An but two townships ON.
cial-Rcpublican majority ~. Gain Of o.:
WIxSEsnEIK Co.-All but two townships
heard from, and those estimated, show Re.
publican majority Of 81. Gain SIC.
FLo3p Co.-RGturns complcte-Show Re.
publican mn}. SG8; gain, io4
JosEs Complete. Republican ma.
355; gain, 3Ga. --.
JACKSON Co.-Conp1etc rcturns.-Aaj fo7
Douglas, 20; ReT. gain, 155.
DELAWARE co.-Kcturns complete
mai, 40; last Year the county gave Demo
cratic maj. Of So.
BLACK HAWK Co.-Returns from all but five
towns gives ~ Rep. mai. largo Rep. gain.
Clinton Co-Oft1ciaL md cstimated.-500
Rep. mnj.; gain over 40O =, -. -.
HnEMER Co.-Ltncoln, 1oo rnaj.; gain Of LEO.
JOHNSON Co.--Rcp. maj, seq; gnin Of 1co
, 1860-11-13
n A K o r c Fl 4 r D

Wholesale and Retail Agents. Chicago: Joln n
Park, D. +. faliaF 4 Co., j. IT, EtS,i u Co tm,,n
D~yes Co. Lord Smith, and Gals, Hros
, 1860-11-13

=: OAKv11Lr, c. W.. No..: :12-The schr. Great
Western was got on to-daJ. y:
The Antelope, Bratnara and Gem are still
aground; but not much injured yet. Tho
fe fteST tus Paigc, from Oswego, IL here to as-
The schr. Paragon il ,hil ashorc at Niagara,
c. W.. in two feet water, leaking, badly: :,
The schr. Berlin Is still ashore ut wellington
Square; with no imnediate prospect Of getting
her 9n -: :
, 1860-11-13
An OLD pRoEnkm1IE,

The madmen :aapa:rFnl1grs q, die .sctitb'
make no ,a aooncealment ofithe:.fact that Tit!
election 81 Doaaglss .Teals 6;,. 6;a,.ye bexn .jgst:
as Objectionable to Tic Tier: is is tic triumph ef
LINCOLN. Tine aud time again. thcE. have
declared tlsat LIS PspulaF Jp.u,l! Sovereignty is us
odious to them as the W ilmot Proviso, and
tina, his poNcyaMas as.des,rue.ireof South.
crn rights as that Of tneiE most determined
enemy. This is the language Of their jour.
mails, theiFs:oira4oirs, ,;and thsinp assem-
blases. ::udnce, NO ii ara forced to.the Con-:
clusiou ths: the resistance to.the incoming
of Lrco1s + oalya ! p9e.e1t 10 eo!el a de-:
sign long maiured and waiting to be put
, 1860-11-13

: QuNcY, NJ Nov. IA fraud has been dis
covered In the election returns Of McDonough
county. The vote of Prairie City Was 161, and
50 returned to tho Clerks office ut Macomb
Soon ailcr the one ~ was discovered to have
been altered to nine, and az 1t did not ngree
with the fally-sAeet, tho entire. vote of the
precinct vas rejected By tho Judges, which
gives the Democrats tho county. The Rcpub.
ncans are very indignant, and will prosecute It
TO The end In order 10 find out If possible the
parties guilty Of the o1tzage.
, 1860-11-13

OMAHA, Nov. 12-An extra coach arrived at
noon to-day, with seven passengers, through
from Denver in five days, brings Denver dates
to the 9Th.
Miners ore generally going into winter quar-
tcrs in tho towns.
II. 7. Mcclure, charged with IN attempt to
kill a Nr. Goldrin, had submitted to the civ
authorities, and was to hare his trial on the
7th.
,. The weather in the Mountains Is reported
cold, with considerable snow. :: -. H..
This coach brings no mail or express.
, 1860-11-13

TASEr co-otlicial- 2s7;
DAVIS -OMcial-Dous CO..; Brcc.sin.
ridge, :aG5; Bell, SIS; Lincoln, So
coorEn co.-Bell, o5s: Douglas, oss; Brecl-
inridgc, PSI; Lincoln, 20. =.
Douglas, IL; Lincoln; 100.
cunlsTIAS Co.-Brcckinridgc, s6s; Bell, SIC; SIC;
Douglas, lG.
81: CtAm co.-Douglas. 81; Brcckinrldge,
249; Bell, .o..;;s; Lincoln, l.
LIVINGSTON Co.-BrecAfnridgc, 40; Bell,
5ss: Douglas, 40l: Lincoln, 20.
CHAnLEsroN Co.--Douylas, Cos; Bell, COS;
Breckinridge, 22.95 lincoln l.
RI RAxD1ISg ,;of, Fl co-Douglas, $40; Brcckinrdse,
Aaoos co,--Bcl1, G55: Douglas, 117o; Brock
inridge, Al; Lincoln, E;i
Au9EtAs co-Bcll, $50; Breckenridge. ao6 /:
Douglas, .,S9; Lincoln, l.
sHELpT co.-Bell, ZOE; Douglas, 47G !;
BreckinridEe, 29a; LINCOLN: %.
~; Douglas, 80; Lincoln, Is.
oc5 PETsHs 5u1 cG[o.7Breekn5idgc, ell; Douglas,
WAsn1SG1os Co-Douglas, C335; Bell, 4o3;
Brcckinridgc. u Lincoln, ,2I
WARREN Co.-Lincoln, 95; Douglas, $40;
Breckinridgc, 50; Bell, 307.
3ssH;o,;e 9aots cH Is I;ssa psssl,s s'5 Bell so7
A+eJ. AauSNAIt AC.
MoSEoE Co.-Bell, 10Sg; Breckenridge, 40S;;
Douglas, $50; Lincoln, i.
FRAsKLIE Co,-Bcll, 571; Doulas, 8s8;
breckenridge. 105: Lincoln, 4a4
Sr, FRASco1s Co--Bell, III; Breckenridge,
141; Douglas, 5G.; Lincoln, 10.
HARRISON Co.-Douglas, 80; Bell, $40;
Lincoln. ::97; Breckenridge, TO-
L1Ss Co.-Douglas, 5a1; Drccklnridge, olo;
Bell, SIC; Lincoln, lu5.
JERgEKsos Co.-Bcll, 4l6; Brcckinridge,
155; Douglas, 500; Lincoln, 149.
PEnnr Co.-Bcll, 2l7; Breckenridge, C.:
Douglas 467, Lincoln, 1s9
Cole Co.-Dell, ::s6; Breckenridge, 4S7;
Douglas, 4S0; Lincoln, III
BOONE Co--lscll, Gil; Brecklntidge, G53;
Donglas, SIS; Lincoln, L.
WArSE Co.-Bell, :H5; Breckenridge, 291:
Douglas, 1856 Lincoln, g.
Inos co.-bcll, 1aa; ponglas, $40; Lincoln,
P1KE co-Dc1l. 1900; Brcckinridgc, 40;
Douglas, 1,11C; Lincoln, Is.
Usage Co-Bcil,- 1870; Brcckinridgc, EOS;
Douglas, ee35; Lincoln. 25s.
Douglas, 1,1Q5: Lincoln, 19!
ST. Lorls Co.-Bel!, 4443l Breckenridge, G10;
Douglas, 9,ssi5; LINCOLN. 0,4ae5.
GnuspT co:-Bcll, sol: breckenridge, 100;
, 1860-11-13

SEw ORLEANS, Nor. l0-Tbc steamc. Ten
nessec, from Vera Cruz 7th, arrived tonight
The Jua1ez Government had grnntcd an c1ten-
sion Of the Tchnantcpcc charter. Ocampo
had been appointed Minister OF Foreign Af.
fairs, and btata Minister of the Treasury.
The British Legation has permanently re-
tired from Mexico. A portion came BY the
Tennessee. ..,,v
The Constitutionalists were. still before
GladnlaAta- The country was In \ dreadful
state, 1t WAS reported that Mizanon proposed
to resign.
:: The British, Russian and Spanish Ministers,
with O. s. Minister McLanc, were at Jalapa
It WAS believed that some decided stcp was
contemplated t,y them.
, 1860-11-13

nnoat; Sc for No. 2 In storr. and 679ssc for small
parce1s Of Club mud Ext:a delivered In bnEs Earl,
IA the day holders xers disposed to ak an advance
III view of the downward tendency Of Ike frcight.,
let aud sold freely al our quotations, which have
s.ccn tho ruling prices Of the past three days
Ereights we're vcfy, heavy. psesent prices at the
Last offering no inducement to ship, and number
uf vessels wcrc engaged on private terms under
.tood 10 be at lo6llc to Buffalo, and l5GloHc to
Uewcgo
, 1860-11-13
Al ASTER'S S!ALE.-State Of I'LL
~ aota Cook County. s.s--surrrior ccer.. Of
MORTGAGE SA,t.->. ,....-....

MI 0s* S3@KLE.-3 TFle;iS,
W. James nassy and Ma..arrs Fa-rv. hi. wts. ~,
Ee - dsI Of Oe.oh.t. A: r. 'sa: es.,uted mi d.. M
tted 70 tho cry q Clicago Cook County ia Ito ststs
% ntaoi. an4 described - E.os. to- -4Ai of tba
nott. bait OF Lots cnty tt aad twenty ono tci1 IN
Boek toEsy go, n School seeioa Addition to t6e OF
Ein3 Town Of ChlcnCu secExo the nayn ant n Hv~
certain pFnnssoEJ notes described Ia saI n,orfraEe
hich l. duly recorded tn the :ecurrers Licc ui asa
*hrsea three Of aid prn,ntsoIy notes slc now nsss
due and sA!d n1oEsSae cnntaIls covenant that II de
note; # the maturity terevk Tue whole of sa aots1
aho1ld immediately become dua aud payable ana
fhrcc notes past due:
Now, therefore. shalt on tho 18th tay ef yo's~r.
beF A. y. 1854 At the Cont lIouse door u aI Cn{san
* 70 Sf r. s!oGS Y By virtue q !he roer 81 ssi
right and equity Of redemption OF saIa lanes Hsr1r
md MatsArrt Darr 1asir heir and hsslsEs thereia
WILLIAM sAVAaE.
Chicago, Nov. ~, y@. n9adlast6
, 1860-11-13

j., Pen srEAxIR DnEats.l L1yxrrooI, Oct g.
L1vERrool pRE.psrGrrs;I;A good demand n st was
becxpencnced for whest 1t ft!J the R,ces o. Friday
ssSns On
corn ia good request ii 81 for prime yellow and
dtnixed: while white. from tho scarcity IL worth zs
& SMoxsr rMAnkEr-EyESwe:-Thc English funds
c arc rather less weak toav. The Transactions have
Gy3Y for 1nnney. and the final prices were s21s
i, 70: mouey. 9sH@9sfo nccount. The ucz! Consul
40 settlement Il liked for the csh Of December and
= count market the demand was sno1state ana thrTc
c. and n. i d T. dsoliued.
rfs Son1n ;ts,d1 ssa s1isf Msy
I s. : To-. W, NasA Co., AID othcrs. report nour
duh with quotations barely maintained, but closed
rR Il. Mnss; ssss. I'd s: ca; s:e @ Sfs
| ,aofs dfmnsss. Nt:sd' S. Sdasas ,yellov, $3.50
fSo;1soHs.oaic,. no. Mts s nlslana ! Co. and o,hers
s;ray al 57@57s 5d sugar buoy ant; rec arm; coi
fec a91s: re'ttn steady; spirits suselfans nrn At
! LnsDox MAnkErs.-nsead.tud steady. Sugar
= buoyant at m advance Of GdG1is: coGec quiet
/ LoyDos Moxzr. MAExKr:-Geuerally unchsne
! el Coneols closed At .s>s@9a for money md ao-
eoant / G; shares II discount; n y. 9. shares,
:, LATEST VIA LospoSpEnnr.
! Hrcadstu1s qufc. but s.cady. Provisions steady.
Cpnsuls Unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Il.
! An average attendance Of the trade. WHEAT in
good consumptisc demand at Tnesaay's extreme
rates. Flour ttcady at previous prices Indian
kcorn strong and Improved at 89Gd per quarter.
.3So good Offering under as.
:" - LONDON, Nor. !.
! The supply Of foreign Grain moderate. The
weather dry End cold. English and foreign wheat
e0ll pretty well at Mondays prices. Floating cAr
goes move OF 1t fall rates. and II sellers would
uGly yield liLtle the coaEt would soon be clear.
Flour sold fully as well. Indian corn up to 4sa. :,
Cais Cd dearer
, 1860-11-13

1lESpERsos. Nov. IA large and enthusi.
'stic meeting, irrespective of party, was held
Eere to-day. Ex-Goy. Dixon presided. Strong
Union speeches were made BY Bell, Breckin.
ridge and Douglas men. Union resolutions
Tcre unanimously adopted, and secession
Of the whole county is called for, to be held on
Saturday next.
, 1860-11-13

Pnov1DEScE, l. l., Nov. 12-Ihere WIS 4
tasge and sI&fitcd nesting here Tonight TO in-
augurate measures for relieving, the people
suffering from famine in Kansas. Gov. sprasue
presided. Several speeches were made, and .
handsome sum Was subscribed. ..;;